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(Melbourne): The Miegunyah Press, (1997).. 4to, (xii), 467, (1) pp. Black and white illustrations and maps in the text. Gilt titled cloth, accompanying cloth case holding 15 folding maps, slipcase, a fine copy.

(Köln): Taschen, 2013.. First edition, 4to, 612 pp. Numerous photographic illustrations. Decorated boards, d.w., an excellent copy.

London: Chatto & Windus, (1927).. First edition, 8vo, (xiv), 288 pp. 12 plates and a map. Original gilt titled cloth, somewhat faded.

Winchester: Published for... James Robbins... by D.E. Gilmour. First edition, three volumes, 8vo. Four engraved titles (including one for the Channel Islands), 8 maps and 130 plates, many of which have two images to the plate. Volumes I and II bound in the original blind stamped green cloth, rebacked retaining most of the original backstrips, volume III bound with marbled endpapers in contemporary dark blue straight grained morocco, some mild rubbing. Scarce as a set.

London: The Folio Society, 1993.. First edition thus, 8vo, xiv,392, (2) pp. Original cloth, small mark to the foot of the spine otherwise very good.

London: John Hogg, 1910.. First edition. 8vo. xxiv, 338, (6) pp. Publisher's linen backed drab boards, printed type to the upper board, a prior owner's inscription to the half title. 18 collotype plates, two in colour, plus numerous illustrations in the text. Slight fading and wear to the boards, very good overall. Published in the Artistic Crafts Series of Technical Handbooks edited by W.R. Lethaby.

London: Longmans Green, and Co., 1904.. First edition. 8vo. x, 139, (1) pp. Publisher's cream and terracotta cloth, gilt lettered to the spine, early Bombay ownership inscription to the front free endpapers with the original bookseller's price stamp of A.H. Wheeler & Co. also of Bombay to the flyleaf. 14 photographic plates and 4 plans. Spine darkened, vertical stain to the lower board, a little rubbing.

London: Printed under the Authority of His Majesty's Stationery Office by Harrison and Sons, 1914.. Small 8vo. (2)-16, 79, (1), 17-23 pp. Original brown cloth covers, worn gilt lettering to the spine. 4 full page photographic plates plus 17 folding plates, 13 diagrams and 4 photographic illustrations of machine guns packed in wagons for the various purposes. Covers worn but sound, some light staining to the plates, hinges tender at a few points but holding.

London: H.F. & G. Witherby, (1952).. Five volumes, 8vo. 147 plates, most in colour. Cloth, d.w.'s, spines browned and a little rubbed.

London: His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1934.. First edition. 8vo. 111, (1) pp. Publisher's card covers, illustrated to the upper panel. 32 monochrome plates. Some light wear to the covers with a tiny split to the foot of the joint, very good overall.

London: John Murray, 1881, 1903.. "New edition" and "Fourth impression" respectively. Two volumes. 8vo. xiv, 438; xii, 351, (1) pp. Partially unopened in publisher's ribbed white cloth, gilt lettering and decoration to the spines, blind ornamentation to the boards 10 frontispieces and illustrated sectional titles, 11 plans (Gloucester having two) and 87 plates plus further illustrations in the text. Spines tanned, a little light wear to the ends, very good.

London: John Murray, 1876.. First edition. Two volumes. 8vo. vi, 410, 20; 411-794, (2), 32 pp. Publisher's red cloth, gilt lettered to the spines, early decorative bookplates to the front pastedowns. Some edge wear to the covers, foxing to the front and rear leaves and fore edges of each volume, a decent set overall.

London: Bradbury, Agnew & Co, [n.d.].. 8vo, (xvi), 578, with 17 hand coloured steel engraved plates plus a hand coloured vignette on the title and 30 wood engraved plates, 67 further wood engravings in the text, marbled endpapers, bound by Harrison and Sons in later red half morocco, red cloth sides, gilt motifs on spine, darkened, slight rubbing to joints and raised bands, t.e.g., a very good copy.

London: Crosby Lockwood and Son, 1897.. "Second edition, thoroughly revised". 8vo. xiv, 516, ii-xi, 48, 16 pp. Publisher's maroon cloth, gilt lettered to the spine, contemporary gift inscription to the front flyleaf, a relatively recent inscribed pictorial bookplate to the front pastedown. Appendix B on a large folding table to the rear. Slight sunning to the spine, very good.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology [MIT], 2000.. First edition. Square 8vo. xxii, 210 pp. Publisher's brown cloth, gilt lettered to the spine, dust jacket. Numerous illustrations, mostly black and white. Some sunning to the jacket, else very good.

London: Collins, 1984.. 4to. 208 pp. Publisher's illustrated card covers. Profusely illustrated throughout. A minor marks to the covers and edges, very good overall.

London: John Lane, The Bodley Head, [1915].. First edition thus. Large 8vo. 70, (2) pp. Publisher's buckram, gilt lettering and blue, pink and gilt decoration to the upper board, gilt lettering to the spine, pictorial endpapers. 24 colour plates, an illustrated title and other decorations in the text. The cream spine browned and slightly marked. An attractive issue of Beerbohm's story which was first published in 1897, Sheringham's distinctive illustrations reflecting his love of the theatre, stage design and art nouveau adding considerably to the appeal of the work.

London: Michael Joseph Ltd., 1937.. First edition. 8vo. 287, (1) pp. Publisher's green cloth, silver lettered to the spine, dust jacket, not price clipped, Book Society bookplate to the front pastedown with an ownership inscription dated the year of publication. Dust jacket worn with losses and residues of old tape repairs, the fore-edge is rather spotted but the book is generally clean and in very good condition. The first of the Hornblower novels.

London: Chatto & Windus, (2011).. First edition thus, 8vo, (xii), 418, (2) pp. Signed by the author on the title page, small mark to the top of the fly leaf. Original pictorial boards, a near fine copy.

London: G.W. Bacon & Co., Ltd., [1914].. Map dimensions 48.5 x 69.5 cm, overall 55.5 x 74.5 cm. Folding colour printed comic map of Europe, mounted on linen, folds between publisher's brown cloth boards with a printed title label to the upper cover. The cover label a little soiled, a little creasing at the folds, a single very short tear with no loss to the lower edge, a very good example overall. A richly coloured "Serio-Comique" or allegorical map of Europe in the early stages of the First World War. The belligerent nations are represented by stereotypical breeds of dog: the British bulldog, the French poodle and the German dachshund with a great bear representing Russia. The map is further embellished with the striding figure of Winston Churchill, dressed as a sailor to signify his role as First Lord of the Admiralty, holding numerous dog leads with battleships stretching out towards the continent. Similarly, the tsar of Russia is shown riding a large steamroller towards central… Leer más