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Tredition Classics, 2012-12-12. paperback. Used: Good.

Tredition Classics, 2012-12-12. paperback. Used:Good.

Paperback / softback. New.

New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; The A New Orchard And Garden or, The best way for planting, grafting, and to make any ground good, for a rich Orchard: Particularly in the North and generally for the whole kingdome of England.

Paperback / softback. New.

Paperback / softback. New.

Paperback. New.

Hardback. New.

Hardback. New.

The Cresset Press Limited, 1927-01-01. Hardcover. Good. Limited Edition of 650 Copies, This Being No. 463 ***Please Read*** dj has a few small tears - some light foxing inside cover - gold edges on top edge - No marks on text - My shelf location 28-e-7

London: Cresset Press, 1927. Original quarter vellum over tan boards, gilt title, top edge gilt, uncut, (8.75 x 7 inches). xxvi, 116 pages; Illustrated with a vignette title page, and in-text woodcuts throughout. An illustrated limited edition (650 copies printed) of William Lawson's important 1618 work on gardening, illustrated with woodcuts. An accurate facsimile, including the notes on beekeeping, planting, graffing, and how to make an orchard. A clean, tight copy in the scarce jacket, chipped with paper loss.. Limited. Vellum. Very Good/Good. Octavo.

Cresset Press Limited, 1927-01-01. Hardcover. Good. . Book in good condition, minimal markings. Tight binding, brodart. Limited edition 403/650.

The Cresset Press, London, 1927. First Thus. Hardcover (Paper Covered Boards with Vellum Spine). Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. A New Orchard & Garden: Or, The Best Way for Planting, Graffing and to make any Ground Good for a Rich Orchard: Particularly in the North, and Generally for the whole Common-wealth, as in Nature, Reason, Situation and all Probability, may and doth appear :With the Country House-wifes Garden for Herbs of Common use. Their Virtues, Seasons, Ornaments, Variety of Knots, Models for Trees, and Plots, for the best Ordering of Grounds and Walks : As Also the Husbandry of Bees, with their several Uses and Annoyances; All being the Experience of Forty Eight Years Labour, by William Lawson, reprinted from the Third Edition with a Preface by Eleanour Sinclair Rohde. Whereunto is newly added the Art of Propagating Plants, with the true Ordering of all manner of Fruits, in their Gathering, Carrying home, and Preservation. No. 561 of an edition limited to 650 copies. The… Leer más

London: The Cresset Press, 1927. Facsimile reprint, a few illustrations, square octavo, pp xxvi, 116, top edge gilt, other edges uncut, very occasional light foxing, quarter vellum and boards, slightly worn and marked. Limited numbered edition of 650 copies. [William Lawson (1553/4-1635) was the vicar of Ormesby, a country parish in Yorkshire. First and foremost a religious man who carried out his clerical duties most diligently, he was obviously also a keen gardener with considerable land. A man of some learning, he evidently read widely on agriculture and gardening, and his two works are also scattered with references to the classics. When he died he willed 'all my latine books & mie English books of contraversie' to his son William, which suggests that he may well have owned a relatively substantial library of books for the period. His book is a result of forty eight years experience in working a northern garden. Occasionally in the text he refers to the difficulties of this… Leer más

TREDITION CLASSICS. paperback. New. 5x0x8. Brand New Book in Publishers original Sealing

London: George Sawbridge, 1668. 1668. Illustrated with six plates plus woodcut illustrations within the text, small octavo, pp (ii), 102, some browning and thumbing throughout with general signs of use, the occasional very early small manuscript note, the last two pages with slight wear to the margins and minor neat paper repairs, early manuscript figures and small scribbles on the blank surface of the final page. Lacking a large corner of pages 65/66, and replaced with a paper repair; the text has been copied in manuscript, and the missing portion of the maze parterre has been very carefully copied and is barely noticeable apart from the different paper colour (see images). Neatly bound in a fairly modern full calf, small raised bands and red morocco label. {When first published in 1617/1618 this was the first gardening book intended for the conditions of the North of England, and the Country Housewife's Garden the first English gardening book for women.}. Full-Leather. Good.

London, Printed for Hannah Sawbridge, at the Sign of the Bible on Ludgate Hill, 1683. The Country House-wifes Garden features a separate title page, printed for George Sawbridge, 1684. Two further sections have half-titles: A Most Profitable New Treatise . . . of the Art of Propagating Plants, by Simon Harward. And The Husbandman's Fruitful Orchard. (Neither of these last includes publishing details.). Hardback.. Black and White illustrations. 102 numbered pages. Later binding. Leather spine and corners; brown marbled paper-covered boards. Very Good, with minor foxing or staining to margins; one page has a small chip, not affecting text. Covers lightly worn.

for Hannah Sawbridge, Ludgate Hill., 1683. pp.[iv], 102 with illustrated title-page, separate title-page for �The Country House-Wifes Garden� and two further half-titles. With 6 plates (5 illustrating Knot Garden designs) and further woodcut illus. within text. 8vo. Hardback. TEG. Contents in nr. fine condition. More recently, handsomely bound in half leather with raised bands, gilt lettering and decoration to spine, all in fine condition. Prov: Neat private library stamp to front pastedown (Rothamsted, Lawes Trust). Scarce. Harding 20.