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PUBLISHERField and Tuer, The Leadenhall Press, London.
BINDINGNavy blue cloth boards with gilt lettering and decorative borders on the overlap inside the covers.
BOOK CONDITIONGood for age, boards have some general shelf wear and bumped corners. Some foxing and browning affecting the outer leaves, but printed pages, images...

PUBLISHERPitman Publishing.
BINDINGOrange-Yellow cloth boards.
BOOK CONDITIONSome shelf wear to edges of boards. Text and images remain clear with few noticeable marks. 
DUST JACKETWorn, with creasing along top edge and several small tears. Slightly faded / discoloured. Preserved in removable book wrap.
EDITIONFirst edition 1968.
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Subtitled The Wonders of Snow and Ice, a romantic historical account of cold lands.

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PUBLISHERHutchinson and Co. London.
BINDINGRed cloth boards with gilt lettering. Gilt top block edge. 
BOOK CONDITIONBoards are generally worn and bumped at edges. Cup ring...

Set between Williamsberg, London and Europe during WW1, and in the confused and heady years afterwards. Following the lives and loves of characters from earlier novels and their descendants, including Richmond twins Calvert and Camilla, against a vivid historical backdrop

PUBLISHERThe Wanganui Chronicle Co. Ltd, New Zealand.
BINDINGTan cloth boards.
BOOK CONDITIONA little general wear to edges and corners of boards, a small dent on front cover. Slight browning to block edges and endpapers, but text and images remain clear and largely unmarked. Fold out map is well...

Eighteen philosophical and spiritual compositions by a descendant of the Industrialist Richard Arkwright. Including The Ant's First Story and A Ligurian Paradise.

An overview of painting in Romania in the first half of the twentieth century, written in French.

PUBLISHEREvans Brothers Limited London.
BINDINGPale orange cloth boards.
BOOK CONDITIONA little wear and some discolouration to edges of boards. Binding secure. Foxing affecting block edges, but text and images remain clear with few noticeable marks.
DUST JACKETA little wear at edges, spine faded.
EDITION1967.
DESCRIPTIONA...

PUBLISHERMethuen & Co. Ltd.
BINDINGGreen cloth boards with gilt lettering on spine and embossed design.
BOOK CONDITIONBoards are generally worn at edges, corners bumped. Small white mark on spine. Hinges a little weakened, but binding remains secure. Uneven and browned opened page edges. Foxing and browning affecting endpapers,...

PUBLISHERSimpkin, Marshall & Co. London. Alexander Ireland & Co. Manchester.
BINDINGMauve cloth boards.
BOOK CONDITIONBoards in very worn and faded condition. Hinges split and binding weak, although remains intact. Printed pages are browned with some marks and staining, but are still clearly readable. Former owners names on endpapers. 

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PUBLISHERMenin House, Tommies Guides, Eastbourne.
BINDINGSoft cover.
BOOK CONDITIONVery good condition, just some minor signs of wear to edges of covers. 
DUST JACKETNo.
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A detailed study of how artists have looked at the British landscape, from the mid 18th century to the 1980's, showing with the aid of graphs how perceptions have changed over time.

PUBLISHERFlammarion, Paris - New York.
BINDINGGrey paper covered boards, decorative endpapers.
BOOK CONDITIONVery good, just a few signs of wear to edges of boards. There a small patch of damage to the title page and frontispiece where they have apparently once adhered (see photo). Apart from this, the...

PUBLISHERGeorge Routledge & Sons, London, Glasgow and New York.
BINDINGIllustrated boards. with cloth spine.
BOOK CONDITIONIn generally worn condition commensurate with age. Corners and edges of boards are scuffed and bumped, discoloured and faded. Hinges are weakened but binding feels secure. Slight browning and foxing throughout, although most...

A history of the Players' Theatre, from it's small beginnings in Covent garden to the late night musical entertainments which carried on through the Blitz.

A companion volume to, and continuation of, the authors previous work, Anglo-Saxon Art to A.D. 900. Extensively illustrated.

A beautifully produced companion to the exhibition showing works from the last sixteen years of Turner's life.