Search Results: Titles starting with F from Nigel Sustins Books

USA: Bruccoli-Clark, 1972. Illustrated catalogue (650 copies printed) to the exhibition at the Bibliotheque Benjamin Franklin in conjunction with a conference at the Institut d'Etudes Americaines, 1972. Very good in stapled card covers.. Paperback. Very Good.

London: Poet & Printer, 1968. 16-page stapled pamphlet, very good in card covers with slight rubbing.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good.

Paperback generally in good condition, with scuffs to the corners and some marks to the edges. Previous owner's name to front endpaper. Internally very good. There are no contents in the pouch to the rear. Extra postage required for despatch outside the UK.

UK: Logaston Press, 2009. Mint, unread first printing, signed to title page by co-author Karen Johnson, and Ian Barge, writer of the foreword. David Lloyd, the main author and expert on Ludlow life and history, died shortly before publication, but a reproduction of his signature is tipped-in next to the others.. Signed by Author. First Edition. Paperback. As New.

London: Culley Undated, but gift inscription to front endpaper dated 1913, attractive illustrated boards, spine ends and corners rubbed/bumped, some dust and (child's?) pencil marks to edges. Some strain to stitching but binding secure. Illustrated in black and white. Interesting 16-page catalogue of illustrated books at the back with 5 sample illustrations.. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket.

Bristol: Bristol Cultural Development Partnership, 2006 A signed copy of 'Fingers to the Bone: A Penny Dreadful', a short historical crime story by Andrew Taylor produced in paperback exclusively for events in Bristol for Brunel 200 and Left Coast Crime, and not generally available. Brunel features as a character, and there are links with both 'The American Boy' and the 'Lydmouth' mysteries. Very collectable in this original format. . Signed by Author. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Illus. by Simon Gurr.

Bristol: Bristol Cultural Development Partnership, 2006 A signed copy of 'Fingers to the Bone: A Penny Dreadful', a short historical crime story by Andrew Taylor produced in paperback exclusively for events in Bristol for Brunel 200 and Left Coast Crime, and not generally available. Brunel features as a character, and there are links with both 'The American Boy' and the 'Lydmouth' mysteries. Very collectable in this original format. . Signed by Author. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Illus. by Simon Gurr.

Bristol: Bristol Cultural Development Partnership, 2006. A signed copy of 'Fingers to the Bone: A Penny Dreadful', a short historical crime story by Andrew Taylor produced in paperback exclusively for events in Bristol for Brunel 200 and Left Coast Crime, and not generally available. Brunel features as a character, and there are links with both 'The American Boy' and the 'Lydmouth' mysteries. Very collectable in this original format.. Signed by Author. First Edition. Paperback. Fine. Illus. by Simon Gurr.

UK: Hazell, Watson and Viney, 1902. Amateur Photography Library no. 23, stiff red card covers.. Paperback. Good.

UK: Methuen, 1903. Grey boards with vellum backstrip, one of a limited edition of 200 on handmade paper, soiling to boards and fraying to corners, board edges chipped and squashed, spinestrip is marked and mottled, with rubbing/chipping to spine ends, title panel is browned and slightly chipped (an extra title panel is tipped-in at the rear), page edges rough-trimmed and dusty, internally generally good with the occasional foxing mark.. First Edition. Hardcover. Good.

Nuova Alfa editoriale/John Hopkins, 1994. Text in English/Italian, fine book in very good dust-wrapper (browning to spine). Section of black and white plates at rear. Extra postage required.. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good.

UK: Dawson, 1976. Very good in slipcase, scratch on front board. Extra postage outside Europe.. First Edition. Hard Back. Very Good.

UK: Epworth Press, 1978. SIGNED first edition. One of the major books of spirituality by a renowned Methodist minister, signed by him to half title (name of previous owner also on half title), card covers as issued with slight wear and a few dust marks, but generally extremely good.. Signed by Author. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good/No Jacket.

UK: Arthur Hall, Virtue & Co., 1852. Second edition 1852, 22 plates of 23 (frontispiece missing), re-bound in slightly marked and soiled tan cloth with gilt lettering, illustrated title page spotted with large stain across bottom half (not obscuring the illustration), gradually decreasing stains to map and first two plates, some spotting to most of the others, tissue guards browned and creased to some degree, gilt edges are dusty, text is generally good plus with some spotting and finger marks.. Reprint. Hardcover. Good.

UK: Constable, 1927. Reissue 1927, an undated letter signed by the author, from Shanklin, Isle of Wight, is tipped-in to half-title, inserted is a review of the book from 'the Dickensian'; some wear/marking to blue cloth, dust and foxing to edges (ink splash to lower edge), foxing to prelims and intermittently within, but predominantly good plus.. Signed by Author. Reprint. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket.

UK: The Sumach Press, 1991. Facsimile of the 1935 edition, 88 beautiful wood engravings by Clare Leighton, new introduction by Gillian Lindsay. Near fine copy in a like dust-wrapper with minor marks/rubbing. Extra postage required outside the UK.. First Thus. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Illus. by The Author.

Shrewsbury: Adnitt & Naunton & London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co, 1877. Very scarce and attractive volume, in the original blind-decorated and panelled red leather boards, floral designs to upper and lower panels of both boards, gilt titles and leaf design to front cover, gilt lettering to spine, rubbing/wear to corners and to spine at head and heel and along its length (lettering clear), all edges gilt, blue ribbon marker is detached from its anchor in the spine, hinges good, endpapers may have been replaced (?), foxing stains to prelims, title page and frontispiece plate, showing the abbey seals, also some foxing to text pages within, but not serious; 8 sepia photographs, all generally in very good condition; 4 abbey plans, all with some foxing, but more to Buildwas and Lilleshull [sic]; 4 fold-out drawings of the abbeys, all with slight foxing, more to Wenlock; the stitching is strained at various points, more seriously in two places, with cracking and straining, (the pages protrude at the… Read More

Shrewsbury: Adnitt & Naunton & London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co, 1877. Cloth edition with blind-stamped floral designs and gilt lettering to front (no title to spine), some wear/pushing to corners, wear/splitting to spine ends, abrasion to lower edge of front board, some strain to hinges, dust/foxing to edges, brown stains to endpapers, foxing to frontispiece plate, showing the abbey seals, and to abbey plans; 8 sepia photographs in very good condition, as are the double-page drawings of the abbeys; some foxing and handling marks within, but generally a better than average copy of this rare work. Gough's 'History of Myddle' from the same publisher, 1875 printing, cloth binding, also available.. First Edition. Hardcover. Good.

UK: Scolar Press, 1978. Very good, slight bumps to board corners, dust-wrapper rubbed/chipped in places, small tears, browned to spine.. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good.

A very rare volume of Frank Wesley's unique religious artworks with commentary. Book is predominantly very good (gift inscription to front free endpaper, some bumping to corners). Dust-wrapper is good with some marks and rubbing (chips to bottom of front flap where the corner has been bumped). Extra postage required for despatch outside the UK.