Search Results: Titles starting with D from Paul Haynes Rare Books

First edition. Harper Collins. London. 1996. Octavo. xvii, 214pp. Photo plates. Original burgundy cloth, gilt to spine in the original unclipped dust wrapper. A nice copy with no inscriptions.

First edition. Macmillan Company. New York. 1917. Octavo. xxiv, (1), bl., 359pp + 4pp ads. Frontis., 11 further plates and maps. Folding map of the Caribbean Lands. Original blue cloth, with slight shelf wear. Partially unopened, edges untrimmed. Bookplate of Thomas Watson Kirkconnell to fep. Signature H. A. Olmsted to ffep.

Macmillan and Co. London. 1892. (Third edition) Octavo. 158pp. Tissue guarded engraved frontispiece, further illustrations by Hugh Thomson. Original pictorial cloth, gilt to spine and upper boards. All edges gilt. Green endpapers. Some sporadic foxing, otherwise crisp and bright. Light rubbing to extremities, spotting to lower board.

Seeley, Service & Co. London. nd. [1936] Octavo. 255pp. Photo frontis., photo plates. Original cloth, gilt to spine and upper board motif. Publisher's ads at front. Signature of Richard S. Fawcett to fep dated March 1955. From the library of Richard Sandford Fawcett of Great Hagley Hopton Castle.

Herausgegeben von der Sturm Zigaretten G.M.B.H. Dresden. 1932. Oblong 4to album. (2), 40, (2), (2), (2)pp. 240 tissue guarded cigarette cards tipped in onto heavier card. Original cream, red and black embossed boards. Spine and corners a little rubbed. A nice copy, complete with all cards carefully mounted.
The Sturm Cigarette Company (Sturm Zigaretten, Storm Cigarettes or Military Assault Cigarettes) was created by the Nazi Party's Sturmabteilung (SA). The plans originated in 1929 when Arthur Dressler proposed setting up the factory in Dresden, the centre for cigarette production in Germany.. The sale of its cigarettes provided the SA with operating funds. Coercion and violence were used to increase sales. The Nazi Storm troopers were not only encouraged to smoke the Sturm Cigarettes, indeed they were forbidden to smoke other brands.
Known as the Brownshirts, The Sturmabteilung (SA) was the Nazi Party's original paramilitary wing. It played a significant role in Adolf Hitler's rise to power in… Read More

Third edition. Karl Baedeker. Leipzig. 1913. xxvi, 446pp. 19 maps, 68 plans. Printed feps, map to rep. Original publisher's red cloth, gilt. Green and red cloth bookmarks. All edges marbled. Slightly rubbed to edges. A few tiny dogears to the bottom corners of the last 20 odd pages. Historic small paperclip transfer mark to p 163. All maps crisp and correctly folded. Neat signature (K. Jameson) dated 1914 to fep. Hinrichsen D225.

First edition. Printed by W. J. Parrett Ltd. 25 Cech Square, Margate. 1947. Original blue buckram, gilt lettering to upper board. (5), 144pp. 8 photo plates. 8 maps. Covers slightly darkened, a nice crisp copy with no inscriptions.Line drawn maps of England Battery Locations, Battery Routes, From the Beaches to Falaise, The Pursuit to the Seine, The Channel Ports, The Scheldt, The Maas and the River, The Reichswald Forest and the Rhine"This Diary is not meant to be good prose. It is not meant to be official. It almost certainly offends against a number of K.Rs. It is the Diary of a Battery Officers Mess. Its several authors wrote, when the spirit moved them and often in the oddest of places"

F. Lewis Ltd. The Tithe House, Leigh on Sea. 1980. Quarto. 93pp. 48 monochrome plates. Original blue cloth, gilt to spine and upper board. Dustwrapper tipped in. Small Hilmartin Manor Press plate to fep.

Die Maschinen-Elemente - ihre Berechnung und Konstruktion mit Rücksicht auf die neueren Versuche - Bände. Erster Band Text, zweiter Band Tafeln und Tabellen. Two volumes. Alfred Kroner Verlag, Leipzig. Quarto. 1908. 952, 65 double page plates, 29pp. Publisher's adverts. Text diagrams and illustrations in addition to the plate volume. Half morocco. Spines in five bands, leather labels, decorative gilt. All edges marbled. Both volumes have the front endpaper trimmed, possibly as issued. Spines a little faded. Some edge wear. Occasional spotting. A handsome, heavy set.Carl Bach (1847-1931), the founder of modern static elasticity and strength theory

3rd edition. Karl Baedeker. Leipzig. 1902. 16mo. xxiv, 346pp. 27 maps, 31 plans as listed, all in good order and seemingly unopened. Original red boards. Gilt lettering to spine and upper board. Marbled edges. Publisher's ads to front pastedown. Red and green silk bookmarks. Faded to spine, a little surface wear to boards. Cracked to hinges, but firm. A few minor dog eared corners, short marginal closed tears p119 & p327. Light toning. Darkening to free endpapers. Signature "Von Sommerfeld" to upper margin of half title. Pencil note in German to rfep. "Villa Imperial" marked with x on Bordighera town map. Light marginal pencil annotation to section on Genoa to Ventimiglia and Savona, mostly highlighting tunnels, bridges and beaches. Random pencil marks to rear pastedown, and inscribed date 21.4.47. Booksellers plate "Touristen-Magazin H. Mues, Berlin, W. Kronenstr. 15 Ecke Friedrichstr." Hinrichsen D351The signature Von Sommerfeld may be of some interest, and worthy of further research, as the full… Read More

Leovardiae. [Leeuwarden]. Ex Officina Heronis Nautae. 1701. 4to. (bl.), (bl.), Title, (32), 678, (44)pp. Engraved title vignette by 'J:G'. Title page in red and black. Woodcut initials and tailpieces. Text in Latin, Greek, and Hebrew. Original vellum, with title inked onto spine. First gathering loose, but otherwise crisp, bright and clean, with minor occasional spots.

The first edition of this collection of theses on the linguistic style of the New Testament, including Pfochenius's Diatribe de Linguae Graecae Novi Testamenti Puritate.

Jacob Rhenferd (1654–1712), professor of Oriental Languages at Franeker University.

Third revised and augmented edition. Karl Baedeker. Leipzig. Dulau and Co. London. Charles Scribner's Sons. New York. 1907. Octavo. lxiv, 331pp. All maps and plans pristine as published. Original red cloth, gilt lettering to spine and upper board. All edges marbled. Publisher's adverts to feps. Double bookmark. Lightly rubbed to head and tail of spine.
Hinrichsen E265

Fourth revised and augmented edition. Karl Baedeker. Leipzig. 1922. [London: George Allen & Unwin. New York: Chas Scribner's Sons tipped in below]. lxx, 420pp. 14 folding maps, 12 plans. Original red cloth. Gilt lettering to spine and upper board. Marbled edges. Bookmarker. Publisher's ads to front endpapers. Edward Stanford Ltd Cartographers to the King bookseller's plate to fep. Proud edge of frontispiece map toned and slightly chipped, map unaffected; Maritime Provinces map misfolded. A few minor specks to boards. A nice crisp copy. The last edition of this title. Hinrichson E266.

Clement Ingleby. At the Sign of the Boar's Head. London. 1923. First edition. Quarto. xv, 124pp. 8 colour plates tipped in. Original green quarter cloth, marbled boards, bumped with wear and fraying to spine. Gilt lettering and date. Pages untrimmed. Minor spotting, ink-mark to edge of text p.21 final 5 lines, last two letters.

Owen Rutter (1889-1944) FRGS, FRAI, Member of the Athenaeum Club, travel writer, North Borneo Civil Service, editor of the Balkan News, partner in the Golden Cockerel Press.