Search Results: Titles starting with T from Markisons

TALES FOR TINIES - Book 288 published 1932 has 8 pages and measures 137mm x 112mm Contains illustrations of nursery rhyme characters by Margaret E Banks and is in perfect condition, from a collection and well cared for. Please view the photographs for more information. Items are guaranteed to be very well packaged prior to postage. Tracking details will be forwarded to the purchaser.

THE TWINS - Book number 117, (125 mm x 90 mm) It has 10 pages of various objects in alphabeticalorder with names & initial letters to illustratethe alphabet. Pictures by Evelyn Gladys Hall.Published in 1914, it is in perfect condition.Please view the photographs for more information. Items are guaranteed to be very well packaged prior to postage. Tracking details will be forwarded to the purchaser.

First UK Edition. Publisher s Original Dark Grey Boards. No D/W. All first edition first impression points are noted: dated on title page 1903; no reference to Author s previous book on title page; single pattern end-papers inside front cover, repeated on front and back fly-leaves and inside back cover (Quinby page 7). General time related wear, Has some minor damage to the text at pages 10 and 16, making just one word in each partly illegible, looks as though something was stuck to the pages at some point, and slight gapping at the gutter between pages 33 and 34. Splitting to start and end papers, very good solid pages. Good to very good copy. Please view the photographs for more information. Excellent Customer service is a priority. Items are guaranteed to be very well packaged prior to postage. Tracking details will be forwarded to the purchaser.

All the Year Round. A Weekly Journal. Volume 1. (Containing the first publishing of 'A Tale of Two Cities). From April 30, 1859 to October 22, 1859. Being from No 1 to No 26. All images are of the actual item. Library photographs are never used. Front board is present but detached. Some of the spine covering is missing but pages are all tight to the spine. Marks to boards. Bumping/rubbing to edges/corners. Pages are on the whole clean and bright throughout with some foxing to endpapers and lightly intermittent throughout. No inscriptions. No missing pages. No loose pages. Pages are in Very Good condition. Very scarce. Please view the photographs for more information. All items will be posted within 1 to 2 working days after payment has been received. Items are guaranteed to be very well packaged prior to postage. Tracking details will be forwarded to the purchaser.

Frederick Warne and Co., London and New York, 1904. Hardcover. Condition is Very Good. First edition. 16mo paper-covered boards with an oval color pictorial onlay. Illustrated throughout with full-page color drawings by Potter. Covers lightly scuffed, the spine has wear and a partial piece missing at top, does not effect the side title, else a very good, clean copy. Please view the photographs for more information. Items are guaranteed to be very well packaged prior to postage. Tracking details will be forwarded to the purchaser.

Original brown boards, first edition, first print. The notice-board that appears in the illustration on p. 14 reads "Peter Rabbit & Mother - Florists - Gardens neatly razed. Borders devastated by the night or year"; this was replaced from the third impression onwards to avoid difficulty for foreign translators. Has some straining at the gutter in several places, with some gapping; a tear to page 23 just clipping the top of the colour illustration and a small tear to the top of the title page. Spine has wear and some small tears but full with all the side title. Illustrations and print are very good. Please view the photographs for more information. Excellent Customer service is a priority. Items are guaranteed to be very well packaged prior to postage. Tracking details will be forwarded to the purchaser.

Title, "Thesis Joannis-Martini de Prades theologice' discussa et impugnata". Author, Joannis-Martini, Jean-Martin De Prades Publisher, Parisiis : Apud H.L. Guerin, etc., 1753. Latin 8 vo, 552 pages, very good condition. Writing to front page, view images. Thesis Joannis-Martini de Prades theologice' discussa et impugnata. Éditeur:Parisiis : Apud H.L. Guerin, etc., 1753: Latin X, 552 pages. Reliure en cuir in 12 en état moyen texte en bon état général. Jean-Martin de Prades (c.1720 1782) was a French Catholic theologian. He became famous through a thesis he presented that was considered irreligious. Voltaire gave a detailed account of the events in his book "Le tombeau de la Sorbonne" The thesis was condemned forthwith by several prelates and by pope Benedict XIV. The Sorbonne, after having at first approved it, reconsidered its action, and declared it impious. Parliament ordered the arrest of the author at the request of the advocate-general D'Ormesson, whereupon De Prades fled to Holland (1752),… Read More