cooper samuel author (7 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. From the Sixth London Edition. Two volumes in 1. Boards detached with title page loose, ow tight, clean copy, except for small water stain back of top pages. 489, 510 pp. Extra shipping costs required on priority or international shipments.

See his entry in the Oxford DNB. Slip of paper, roughly 15 x 2.5 cm, cut from form. Somewhat discoloured by the glue with which it is laid down on irregularly-cut backing card. Good firm signature 'Samuel Cooper', followed by the lithographed word 'Professor.' in gothic script. See IMage.

See his entry in the Oxford DNB. 1p, 12mo. In good condition, lightly aged. Reads: 'Mr S Cooper's compts to the Board of Curators and will be obliged if they will favour him with a ticket for the Library for his friend Mr M. Foster for 6 months / For Mr Michael Foster / of Holywell Bedfordshire / June 14 1833. / 7, Woburn Place'. A pencil note in a contemporary hand at the head of the page gives a list of works by 'Prof. Samuel Cooper F.R.S.'.

Hardcover. First Thus. Octavo, vi, 510 pp. From the Sixth London Edition. Good; bound in contemporary leather with some surface marks to covers, wear to spine edges and corners; binding tight; text block age-toned but clean; foxing and age-toning to pages throughout; MF consignment. 1357357. Special Collections.

Hardcover. Fourth American Edition. Octavos, vi, 440 pp with plates (Vol. 1); iv, 462 pp with plates. Fourth American from the Fifth London Edition. Good; bound in contemporary leather with some large surface scratches and marks to covers. wear to spine edges and corners; bindings tight; text blocks age-toned with discoloration to top edge of Vol. 2; foxing to pages throughout; 7 plates present and intact in Vol. 1, first 6 in correct locations and numbered as listed in Contents, final plate unnumbered; 4 plates present and intact in Vol. 2, which should be 5 according to Contents: Plate VII correct, Plate VIII missing, Plates 9 and X present, Plate XI present labeled XIII; previous owner name on ffep in ink "Henry Hoban" and in pencil "Chas. R. Whiteford 'Upland Home' B[?], Almshouse 1883;" ex-library copies with usual markings, including institutional stamps to several pages and call number written in pencil; MF consignment. 1357607. Special Collections.

Hardcover. Third American Edition. Octavos, viii, 460 pp with plates (Vol. 1); iv, 484 pp with plates. Third American from the Fifth London Edition. Good; bound in contemporary leather with some large surface scratches and marks to covers. wear to spine edges and corners; bindings tight; text blocks age-toned with discoloration to top edge of Vol. 2; foxing to pages throughout; 7 plates present and intact in Vol. 1 in correct locations but labeled III for II, IV for III, V for IV, VI for V, VII for VI plus one unnumbered plate not in Contents; 5 plates, including one folding plate, present and intact in Vol. 2 in correct locations but labeled VIII for VII, 9 for VIII, XII for X and XIII for XI; previous owner name on ffep in pencil "G. Johnson;" ex-library copies with usual markings, including a bookplate to front pastedowns, institutional stamps to several pages and call number written in pencil; MF consignment. 1357600. Special Collections.

Hardcover. Octavo, viii, 447 pp. Fair; bound in contemporary leather with significant rubbing and wear to covers, spine edges and corners, top of spine edge torn; binding tight; text block has areas of discoloration; deep age-toning and foxing to pages; previous owner name in ink on inside front pastedown "Jabex Gwinnup," his son's name in ink "Alfred Gwinnup" on ffep and inscribed in ink on ffep "Jn. C. Johnson Dec. 18th 1855 from his friend Alfred Gwinnup;" informational card pasted onto ffep explaining family history; MF consignment. From typewritten note on ffep: "Dr. Jabex Gwinnup, 1773-1843, was the first doctor to practice medicine at Deleward Station, N. J., and was there many years having a large practice. His son, Alfred Gwinnup, lived at Walnut Valley, near the Paulins Kill. The doctor built a large home at Deleward, which was afterward known for many years as the Hemingway House, and it is standing still, in 1938." Dr. John C. Johnson, College Physicians and Surgeons, N. Y., was the Secretary of the Historical Committee of the Warren County District Medical Society. 1357227. Special Collections.