berry brock (11 Ergebnisse)

Unknown. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 246 pages. 8.00x5.25x0.56 inches. In Stock.

Zustand: Fair. 1937. First Edition. 117 pages. No dust jacket. Red cloth. Black and white illustrations throughout with colour frontispiece. Slight cracking to gutters causing binding to be loose, however pages remain attached. Pages and illustrations have light tanning and foxing throughout. Pencil inscription to front free endpaper. Boards have light shelf-wear with corner bumping. Slight crushing to spine ends.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1949). (1937) 1949 reprint. 8vo (140 x 222mm). Pp118. Colour frontispiece painting, b/w illustrations by T. Ivester Lloyd. Red cloth, spine titled in gilt. Two 10" gramophone records were issued by Parlophone to accompany this book. A later post-war issue of the sound track was on a 45rpm vinyl microgroove EP. BOOK ONLY. Slight use, slight spotting to end-papers and edges. Good-plus in slightly used dust-wrapper. BOOK ONLY. "The object of this sound-book is not merely an excuse to reproduce the sounds of the hunting-field for the gramophone. For without the text and visual illustrations much of the value of the records will have gone, and it is to the text first and then to the records that the reader must run before he can appreciate the full scope and purpose of this sound-book. The music of the hunting scene, the sound of the horn, the cry of hounds, the voice of the huntsman, is not only glorious to listen to but is also a language fascinating in itself and not easy to learn. It is this language which [this book] seeks to disclose, which when understood, will add much to the joys and appreciation of a day's fox-hunting." Chapters include: Part One by Michael F. Berry: Melody and the need for it; Hound music; The huntsman's voice and horn in covert; The huntsman's voice and horn in the open; The quietness of the whipper-in; The silence of the master; The field as listeners. Part Two by D.W.E. Brock, the commentary: Record 101A - the horn, the huntsman's voice; Record 101B - the huntsman's voice on the road, the whipper-in's voice on the road; Record 102A - the hunt; Record 102B, the hunt (continued). Each of the twelve full-page drawings explains a part of the action in the recording: Encourage them with his voice to spread out and to draw; The woodland huntsman learns wonderfully quickly the notes of individual hounds; That when a hound can wind a fox he feels compelled to make a vocal announcement of the fact; Deer help him to picture the devil as having horns; Half the pack appear, shall he stop them?; While the first whipper-in repeats his holloa the huntsman gallops towards him, doubling his horn; Once they can hear the horn they will probably leave the whipper-in and gallop straight towards it across country; The leading hounds of his pack just breaking the bounds fence of the covert; People who do not listen soon get thrown out; If the hounds are to keep their heads down they must not be given an excuse for looking up to inquire, 'whatever is the meaning of all that noise?'; Giving way to temptation; When hounds are running in view there is a volume and insistence in their cry rarely heard at any other stage. .

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 120pp. Red cloth-covered boards; gilt titles on front, black titles on spine; numerous monochrome illustrations. 8vo. Sun-faded spine, lightly rubbed. Light wear to boards. Top text block edge dusty, remaining edges just starting to tan and fox. Endpapers starting to fox. Page margins tanning. Internally neat, clean, bright and tight.

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. First edition. Small quarto. Wrappers. xvi, 787-1023pp. Tear in gutter of preliminary page, scattered foxing on pages, spine age-toned and creased, about very good. Featuring "Uncle Remus and the Ubiquitous Rabbit" by Louis D. Rubin, Jr.; "An Interview with William Styron" by Ben Forkner and Gilbert Schricke. Poetry by Wendell Berry entitled *Song*; *The Cold Pane*; *Goods*; *A Dance*; and *A Purification*. Contributions by Louis D. Rubin, Jr., William Bedford Clark, William C. Havard, William F. Steirer, Jr., Jerry H. Bryant, Speer Morgan, Richard P. Adams, Andre Malraux, Max Webb, Edwin Mims, Donald Davidson, Ben Forkner, Gilbert Schricke, Wendell Berry, Thomas H. Landess, Pinkie, Gordon Lane, Kathryn Stripling, Frank Manley, Van K. Brock, Claude Koch, Larry Rubin, Michael Cass, Louis Dollarhide, and Ingrid Smith.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1962). (1937, 1960) 1964 reprint. Square 8vo (195 x 191mm). Pp48. Sepia monochrome illustrations by T. Ivester Lloyd. Red cloth, upper board and spine titled in gilt. 45rpm EP in wallet to rear. Water stains throughout but easily legible. Unprotected EP in tape-repaired wallet at rear somewhat scratched but probably not much used. Reading copy only. "Complete with one 45 rpm E.P. disc" "The object of this sound-book is not merely an excuse to reproduce the sounds of the hunting-field for the gramophone. For without the text and visual illustrations much of the value of the records will have gone, and it is to the text first and then to the records that the reader must run before he can appreciate the full scope and purpose of this sound-book. The music of the hunting scene, the sound of the horn, the cry of hounds, the voice of the huntsman, is not only glorious to listen to but is also a language fascinating in itself and not easy to learn. It is this language which [this book] seeks to disclose, which when understood, will add much to the joys and appreciation of a day's fox-hunting." Chapters include: Part One by Michael F. Berry: Melody and the need for it; Hound music; The huntsman's voice and horn in covert; The huntsman's voice and horn in the open; The quietness of the whipper-in; The silence of the master; The field as listeners. Part Two by D.W.E. Brock, the commentary: Record 101A - the horn, the huntsman's voice; Record 101B - the huntsman's voice on the road, the whipper-in's voice on the road; Record 102A - the hunt; Record 102B, the hunt (continued). Each of the twelve full-page drawings explains a part of the action in the recording: Encourage them with his voice to spread out and to draw; The woodland huntsman learns wonderfully quickly the notes of individual hounds; That when a hound can wind a fox he feels compelled to make a vocal announcement of the fact; Deer help him to picture the devil as having horns; Half the pack appear, shall he stop them?; While the first whipper-in repeats his holloa the huntsman gallops towards him, doubling his horn; Once they can hear the horn they will probably leave the whipper-in and gallop straight towards it across country; The leading hounds of his pack just breaking the bounds fence of the covert; People who do not listen soon get thrown out; If the hounds are to keep their heads down they must not be given an excuse for looking up to inquire, 'whatever is the meaning of all that noise?'; Giving way to temptation; When hounds are running in view there is a volume and insistence in their cry rarely heard at any other stage. This post-war reprint has the sound track on a 45 rpm EP. .

Hard Cover. Zustand: Good +. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Good +. 1st Edition. Hardback with dust-wrapper. 117pp. Colour frontis. Illus. 1st edition 1937. Records not present. D/w slightly grubby. Spotting to edges and end-papers. A decent copy. (an17).

hardcover. Zustand: Good. 1949 EDITION with rubbed & chipped dust jacket + owners name - Rare and Collectable - will send out 2nd class tracked post within 12 hours of receipt of order.

Cloth. Zustand: Near Fine. Not Stated (illustrator). First edition. The first edition of this charming celebration of the sounds of fox hunting from Michael Berry and D. W. E Brock. The first edition of this unusual guide to fox-hunting, celebrating the 'music of the hunting scene', a 'language fascinating in itself and not easy to learn'. In the publisher's original unclipped dust wrapper.With a colour frontispiece and numerous further illustrations throughout, this work was originally issued with two 10" Parlophone gramophone records, which are not present here.Chapters discuss the need for melody, 'hound music', the huntsman's voice and 'the silence of the whipper-in'. In the publisher's original cloth binding, with price unclipped dust wrapper. Externally, exceptionally bright. Discolouration to dust wrapper back strip, with edge wear to back strip head. Internally, firmly bound. Pages clean and bright. Near Fine. book.

Cloth. Zustand: Near Fine. T. Ivester Lloyd (illustrator). A fantastic reprint of this work on fox-hunting, complete with two gramophone records presented in a box. 'Hunting by Ear' describes itself as a sound-book, with the records going hand-in-hand to accompany the text. Here, the music and lyricism of the various sounds of fox-hunting are presented, in amongst them the call of humans, the horn, barking hounds and birds.With recordings by D. W. E. Brock and Ludwig Koch.Presented in a box along with two gramophone records.Illustrated throughout with full plates and vignettes, as well as with a full colour frontispiece illustration. In the publisher's original full cloth binding, in a box with two gramophone records in a sleeve each. Externally lovely. Dust wrapper is in excellent condition, with minor chips to the head and tail of the spine and extremities. Box is externally a trifle worn, with corners rubbed away and flaps unattached; records are pristine. Ownership inscription to the front endpaper. Internally firmly bound, pages are bright and clean. Near Fine. book.