Search Results: Titles starting with T from Rochdale Book Company

Chapman and Hall, 1947, two volumes complete, pp.202 and 184.Original cloth ibn dust jackets. Please note that the jackets are rubbed and dusty, otherwise this is a good, sound set.

Angling Times, (1962). Original card covers, 48 pages. Very good condition.

London, Watts,1925. Pamphlet of 31 pages, original printed wrappers. Covers a bit dusty, but sound condition. A defence of Darwinism.

Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1952, pp. xii, 386. Original cloth, with dent to back cover, but good, sound condition.

Middlesborough, 1929, pp. 32, tipped in illustrations. Soft leather binding. Good condition. The story of the invention of a major improvement in the process of steel making.

Stalybridge, Whittaker,1937, pp.288 with 20 illustrations. Original gold coloured cloth binding. An excellent copy, but in a very worn and stained dust jacket. The book would look better without the jacket, but you may decide to retain it as it is uncommon. Includes a list of subscribers.

Edinburgh, 1807, 8vo, pp. vi, 294. Modern half calf over marbled boards. Very small chip to foot of title page, else very good condition.

Manchester University Press, 1921, pp. viii, 91, illustrated. Original black cloth. Spine very dull as usual, some foxing, but a sound copy.

Manchester, Chetham Society, 1868, small 4to, pp. xvi,141. A very good copy in the original cloth. Neat and relevant ink inscription on front endpaper. Comprises The Great De Lacy Inquisition of 1311, The Survey of 1320-1346, and The Custom Roll and Rental of the Manor of Ashton-under-Lyne of 1422. Chetham Society, First Series, Vol. 74.

Heath Cranton, 1935. Good, clean condition in the original green cloth. Illustrated by Ethel Hall and A. S. Bartholomew.

Lancaster, Eaton & Bulfield, 1891. pp. xi, 612 including a list of subscribers. Original cloth. An unusually excellent, crisp copy of this three inch thick book.

Trafford, [1996]. A4 format, 68 pages, card covers. Very good condition.

London, for the author, 1791. Includes "a Particular Account of the Royal Harem". Bound in full contemporary marbled calf, leather title label (little rubbed at one edge), complete with the folding map.Condition. Very light rubbing in places, endpapers browned at edges, some foxing to the map which has an old repair to the back, but a quite exceptionally attractive copy inside and out. This first edition is scarce; it is the second edition of 1793 which is more usually seen.

London, Methuen, 1926 first English edition, 128 pages plus adverts. Card covers, spine faded, else very good condition.

Turton UDC, 1947, 4to, pp. xv, 77, illustrations including photos of many old buildings and coloured folding plans. Original cloth. Very good condition.

Brugge, 1971. Very good condition in slightly worn dust jacket. Edition limited to 560 copies. English language.

Manchester,Chetham Society,1869, three volumes, small 4to,pp. xciii, (3), 550, frontis. to each volume. Couple of small dents in spine of part 3, but a very nice, bright set in the original cloth. Chetham Society, First series, Vols 78,79 and 80. Heavy, so may require extra postage abroad.

London,Macmillan,1905, pp.xxxviii,413. Original cloth a little dull,endpapers slightly foxed,but a good,sound copy.

Boydell Press, 1994. Very good in the dust jacket. With a bold inscription from the Rochester Bridge Trust to Richard Britnell thanking him for his help.

Swansea,1907, first edition,pp.95,with 15 illustrations. Very good in the original black cloth. Endpapers rather browned and small corner torn from the front one,else very good internally.