Search Results: Titles starting with M from White Eagle Books

Seeley Service 1971. Ist edition. 237 pages. A near fine hardback in a near fine pictorial dust wrapper. Contents fine. Black and white ills.

Macmillan & Co. Limited 1938. First edition. 349 pages. Red boards with gilt title to spine in very good condition slightly bumped on top front corner. Home made dustwrapper with cut out from original dustwrapper stuck on front and title on spine. Contents are clean with some foxing only of edges. A good copy. SCARCE

W Collins and Sons 1918. Ist Edition. 264pp. Very good blue cloth gilt. Frontis. Contents fine. FEP missing. Bookplate on pastedown. Black and white ills.

London, Longmans, 1964. 1st Edition. 242 pages. Near fine contemporary half leather binding with marbled boards. Contents fine. Black and white ills. The sequel to his acclaimed book Arabian Sands.

London, Methuen & Co, 1971. 1st Edition. 296 pages. Very good brown cloth covers in a very good pictorial dust wrapper. Contents fine. Black and white ills. Sketch maps. Uncommon title.

Souvenir Press 1961. Ist edition. 277 pages. Very good brown cloth in a very good priced-clipped pictorial dust wrapper. Contents fine. Black and white ills.

London, William Kimber, . 1st Edition. 184 pages. A very good plus hardback in a very good pictorial dust wrapper. Contents fine. Frontis of Dr Theo Morell. Numerous other black and white ills. Uncommon.

London, Medical Publications Ltd, 1954. 1st edition. 244 pages. Very good lightly soiled green cloth with faded gilt title. Contents fine with plates and illustrations. Copy of J Oliver RAF police. Few cases have aroused more interest than that of John Reginald Halliday Christie, who was convicted of the murder of his wife at the Central Criminal court in June 1953. The preliminary investigations before the trial were not limited to the death of Mrs Christie but included the deaths of 3 other women found murdered in the same house and the identification of 2 female skeletons recovered from the garden. They also included the exhumation, at the request of the defence, of the victim of a previous murder. Christie was a confirmed necophilliac. This book describes in detail the medical and scientific investigations that step by step, assisted in the conviction of the murderer. Heavy book. Shipping charges will be over and above those quoted by ABE for certain countries.

The Buck Ruxton "Jigsaw Murders" case On September 14, 1935, Buck Ruxton, an Indian-born physician who lived in Lancashire, near the English-Scottish border, murdered his wife Isabella and her maid Mary Rogerson, and then mutilated their bodies and scattered the parts, in an effort to make them unidentifiable.1st Edition. 284 pages.1st Edition. Very good blue cloth covers with some light spots of fade. rare but worn and fragile dust jacket with loss and now repaired. Internally fine with numerous black and white ills many of a gruesome nature. Rare title.

London. HMSO, 1954. 1st Editions. 506 and 392 pages. Near fine half leather bindings with marbled boards. Contents fine. Frontis ill and coloured map. Numerous black and white ills, coloured maps. Index. Heavy set of books! Ask for eaxtra shipping costs over and above those indicated by ABE.

London, Longmans, 1935. 2nd Edition. 302 pages. Very good pale green cloth in a very good and scarce pictorial dust wrapper. Contents fine. Frontisplate, some scattered foxing. Author's Graphic Memiors Of Service with The RAMC In France. Scarce in dust jacket.

Warsaw 2004. Ist edition. 215pp. A near fine hardback copy in a near fine pictorial dust wrapper. Contents fine. Black and white and Coloured ills. The building of the memorial to Polish Airmen in World War II and a history of the Polish Airforce. English and Polish text. Scarce.

London, Borough of Wanstead, 1965. 1st Edition. Gatefold. Very good original card covers as issued. Some light spotting. Memorial service card at The Parish Church of St Mary Wodford on Tuesday 9th February 1965. Scarce.

Cambridge University Press 1923. Ist edition.172 pages. Two -tone coloured boards with title to spine and front board. A little light staining to part of the front board. Very good compete pictorial dust wrapperwith some staing to the side of the jacket. Coloured frobtis of Mostar Bridge. Contents fine except for the first 4 pages which have some staining to the edges. Black and white ills. Scarce in dust wrapper.

Singapore, Malaya Publishing House, 1953. 1st Edition. 125 pages. Privately published by the author. Very good stiff boards with Chef illustration to front board. Some minor staining. Contents fine. Menus for the English speaking classes in British Malaya. Scarce.

Gomidas Institute 2009. Ist edition. 282 pages. Mint illustrated soft covers (as issued). Black and white ills.The Armenian presence in London.Signed by the author. Uncommon.

Mainstream Publishing 1996. Ist edition. 320 pages. A near fine hardback copy in a near fine pictorial dust wrapper. Contents fine. Black and white ills.

Peter Davies 1970. Ist Edition 1970. 207pp. Very good blue cloth covers in a very good if slightly creased pictorial dust wrapper. Contents fine. Black and white ills. Newspaper cuttings refering to former Guard members enclosed with the book.

Privately Published 1996. Ist Edition. 231pp. A very good hardback copy in a very good pictorial dust wrapper. Contents fine. Black and white ills.

London, Hamish Hamilton, 1957. 1st Edition. 176 pages. Octavo, blue boards (hardcover), gilt letters, 176 pp. Near-Fine, in a Very Good, mylar protected pictorial dust jacket with light edgewear. Internally fine with black and white ills.