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Clarendon Press. [Oxford]. 1922. . pp. 27, (i). Original printed wrappers, a very good copy.

. pp. 29-40; 65-72. *COPAC unrecorded.

[British Museum Publications. London.]. Printed at the Oxford University Press. No date. . pp. 6 - LXXVII : A Series of Postcards illustrating Clocks from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century. COMPRISING : 15 monochrome postcards and a booklet, contained within a pictorial envelope, the cards are unused and in excellent condition, the envelope is slightly torn at the flap and a little grubby.

Rivelin Grapheme Press. London. [1985].. pp. 128. Original wrappers, a very good copy signed by IAN MCMILLAN : JOHN TURNER : MARTYN WILEY : DAVID HARMER.

Printed at the Holywell Press in the City of Oxford, and to be obtained from Mr. Blackwell in Broad Street, at the price of one half-crown. [Oxford]. 1901. . pp. (iv), 171, (i). Some woodcut tail-pieces in issues 3 and 4 only. Original cloth a little faded, titled in gilt on the spine and front cover, all edges gilt, a very good copy, EX LIBRIS RICHARD FREEMAN, Darwin scholar and bibliographer with a pencil note in his hand on the verso of the front free end-paper - 'My Father edited this little thing. If you do not want it, give it to some great library. It would be impossible to find again - ' *EXTREMELY SCARCE - No copy on COPAC of this book issue - the magazine issue may be found in the British Library and the Bodleian. This, book, issue provides a KEY to the fourteen principal contributors.

Printed for R. Hunter. London. 1823.. pp. x, (ii), 116. Original paper boards with paper spine label, spine now a little worn, uncut, the paper tending to brown at the edges, otherwise a very good copy with the presentation inscription 'Sir Anthony Carlisle from the author'. *THOMAS FORSTER [1789-1860] here enters the controversy begun by Sir William Lawrence [mis-spelt 'Laurence'], Abernethy and Rennell - 'It shall be my endeavour in these pages to trace the ideas which were present in my mind during the course of my inquiry into this extraordinary controversy.'

Henry Parler. Oxford. 1844.. pp. (ii), 111, (i). Original cloth-backed boards, paper spine label eroded, book-label, partially unopened, a very good copy.

The Lyons Press. London. 1998. Paperback.. pp. xxi, (i), 376, (iv). Many full-page illustrations. A very good copy.

E. & S. Livingstone. Edinburgh. 1963.. pp. x, 158. Occasional text figure. Original printed boards, a very good copy.

Swan Sonnenschein. London. [With a tipped-in slip announcing that Allen & Unwin had acquired the publishing rights]. 1907.. pp. vii, (i), 142. Frontispiece and 24 illustrations. In publisher's black calf with elaborate pressed pictorial decoration on the front board, the spine worn along the front edge and at the top of the rear edge, in other ways a very good copy; despite the wear a very striking binding identical to the normally encountered brown cloth.

Abel Heywood & Son. London. 1874. 8vo.. pp. x, 355, (i) blank. Newly rebound in cloth, front wrapper laid down to the front cover, occasional marginal foxing else contents very good, WITH an autograph letter from the author to J[OHN]. METIVIER B.A. Library, British Museum, 1874 - 'At last I am able to send you a copy of my work. I have met with all kinds of criticism on the getting up of the work, and some who have read it express themselves generally satisfied with it as a readable and interesting work. You who have intimate acquaintance of books of all sorts, will soon form your opinion of it.' JOHN METIVIER is listed on the Subscribers List as having bought one copy.

Art and Book Company. London and Leamington. 1895. Sm.8vo.. pp. 45, (i). Frontispiece, 2 plates. Printed paper wrappers, spine worn at the ends, couple of small ink blots on the rear cover, good copy. *COPAC - no copy. There is no separate title-page and none appears to be called for as the collation and pagination are complete.

. *Bound within later cloth, leather spine label, HAROLD HARTLEY'S [1878-1972] copy with his ms. notes on translation loosely interleaved, a very good copy.

. Contemporary quarter sheepskin and marbled boards, a little wear to the edges of the spine, scattered foxing, the odd marginal tear without loss, a few leaves faintly browned, else a very good copy. *From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia : Auguste-Marseille Barthélemy (1796 – 23 August 1867), born at Marseilles, was a French satirical poet. His name can hardly be separated from that of his friend and compatriot, Joseph Méry (1798–1866), with whom he carried on so intimate a collaboration that it is not possible to distinguish their personalities in their joint works. Jean-Pons-Guillaume Viennet (18 November 1777, Béziers - 10 July 1868, Le Val-Saint-Germain) was a French politician, playwright and poet. He was also a member of the Académie française and a prominent Freemason. His long career as a soldier then a politician, playwright and poet lasted through political revolutions and literary wars, and is full of incident and travels. He had a talent for self-promotion within many regimes… Leer más

. pp. (37)-52. Disbound from a collected volume, in the original wrappers with all prelims., a very good copy. *MARCUS MANUEL HARTOG (1851 – 21 January 1924), zoologist and teacher, educated at the North London Collegiate School, University College, London, and Trinity College, Cambridge, thence to Ceylon as assistant to the Director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, a post that he held for three years. On his return he became demonstrator, and afterwards lecturer, in natural history at Owens College, Manchester. In 1882 he was appointed Professor of Natural History in Queen's College, Cork and in 1909 he proceeded to the chair of Zoology in University College, Cork, retiring in 1921.

Jonathan Cape. London. 2020.. pp. 245, (iii). All in colour. A very good copy in pictorial boards.

Navajivan Publishing House. Ahmedabad. 1958 (Reprint of 1951).. pp. xvi, 404. Printed paper wrappers, spine ends a trifle worn, top corners slightly bumped.

Odhams Press. London. [1951].. pp. 160. Prolific illustration. Without dust wrapper, else a very good copy.

William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh and London. 1913.. pp. (viii), 325, (iii), 64 Catalogue. Publisher's cloth, spine faded, else a very good copy.

C. F. Richter. Cannstatt. 1835. Neue Auflage.. pp. (ii), IV, 320. Later half calf and marbled boards, spine gilt and worn at the edges and torn at the foot without loss, occasional pencil marginalia, some leaves browning.