hamilton 1894 (13 Ergebnisse)

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7th edition. Poor copy, wear and tear as with age. Boards damaged. Text remains in fine condition. Minor library marks remain. Physical description; viii, 1097 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 22 cm. Subjects; General Surgery. Surgery Practice. 4 Kg.

First Edition. Inscription from previous owner. Fine copy in the original gilt-blocked boards. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description; viii, 202 p.: ill. (part col.; incl. ports.); 19 cm. Subjects; Wells, Thomas Spencer Sir (1818-1897). Dover, Thomas (1660-1742). Medicine. Biography. Physicians. 3 Kg.

14th edition. Poor copy, wear and tear as with age. Boards detached, spine bands worn. Text remains in fine condition. Minor library marks remain. Physical description; xi, 1270 pages 1638 illustrations (including 266 color). 26 cm. Subjects; General Surgery. Surgery Practice. 6 Kg.

12th edition. Very good copy in the original title-blocked cloth. Slight suggestion only of dust-dulling to the spine bands and panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Minor library marks remain. Physical description; xi, 1330 pages, illustrations, 26 cm. Subjects; General Surgery. Surgery Practice. 6 Kg.

16th edition. Very good cloth copy in a good if somewhat edge-torn (with some loss) and dust-dulled dw, now mylar-sleeved. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Minor library marks remain. Physical description; xi, 1308 pages, illustrations, 26 cm. Subjects; General Surgery. Surgery Practice. 6 Kg.

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First Blackwood's Philosophical Classics series edition hard back binding in publisher's original brown cloth covered boards, blocked and lettered gilt back and black front with decorations. 12mo. 7'' x 4½''. Contains monochrome frontispiece, 268 pp + 6 pp ads. Bookplate to the front paste down from 'St. Leonard's School. St. Andrews, Fife Founded 1877', below which is written 'by the author', spine caps creased, dusty end papers, else in and in Good condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. PHILOSOPHY.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1895). (1888) 1895 3rd edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Ppiv,viii,ii,ii,iv,313,v + viii diary pages + 13 b/w plates + viii ads. B/w plates and maps (some folding), text illustrations. Upper board and spine titled in gilt, gilt fish motif to upper board. Lacks front end-paper and frontispiece map, half-title and title-pages taped in with chips to fore-edge, tape-repaired tears to several other pages, cloth frayed. A working copy only. Stillwater and river fishing in the Punjab, with an emphasis on mahseer. Part II contains an extensive list of fishing venues, many of which are outside the Punjab, such as Afghanistan, Kumaon, Kashmir, Assam and Burma. First published in 1888 with a second edition following in 1890, this third edition has been revised and enlarged by Dr. Eugene Cretin following the death of the author in 1894, aged just 38. "After the death of Captain G.H. Lacy, Messrs. W. Newman and Co. bought the copywright of the North Punjab Fishing Club Anglers' Handbook. Captain Lacy was such a good sportsman that his ideas on fishing deserve to be put on permanent record. In this third edition, I have prefixed his name to the chapters written by him, I have made only a few insignificant corrections from a natural history point of view in the text. A supplementary chapter on Fishing Tackle has been added, and a list of the commoner fishes likely to be met with by the fisherman. The letters on localities have been rearranged, and a few more added." (From Dr. Cretin's preface to the third edition). A short appendix (three pages) gives brief information on flyfishing for mahseer. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1905). (1888) 1905 4th edition. 8vo (140 x 220mm). Ppvi,ii,ii,ii,332,v + viii diary pages + 11 b/w plates + vii ads. B/w plates and maps (some folding), text illustrations. Binding B: Plain brown cloth, spine titled in gilt. Frontispiece map and preliminary pages to title-page detached but laid in, hinges tender, owner's name to all maps and several pages, rather browned and used. Good only. Stillwater and river fishing in the Punjab, with an emphasis on mahseer. Part II contains an extensive list of fishing venues, many of which are outside the Punjab, such as Afghanistan, Kumaon, Kashmir, Assam and Burma. First published in 1888 with a second edition following in 1890. The third edition, 1895, was revised and enlarged by Dr. Eugene Cretin following the death of the author in 1894, aged just 38. This re-titled fourth edition was, again, revised by Dr. Cretin "In the present edition of the 'North Punjab Fishing Club Anglers' Handbook' the title has been changed to 'Anglers' Handbook for India', because the original title was thought to be too long, and the first half was an anachronism. .After the departure of Captain Lacy from Rawalpindi, the Club died a natural death. And after the death of Captain Lacy, Messrs. W. Newman & Co. bought the copyright of his book. Captain Lacy was one of the best fishermen that India has seen, and his ideas on fishing deserve to be preserved. The chapters written by him have, accordingly, been left practically as he wrote them; and bear his name at the head." (From Dr. Cretin's preface to the fourth edition). .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1895). (1888) 1895 3rd edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Ppiv,viii,ii,ii,iv,313,v + viii diary pages + 13 b/w plates + viii ads. B/w plates and maps (some folding), text illustrations. Upper board and spine titled in gilt, gilt fish motif to upper board. Boards bumped, four (of six) maps in facsimile else good-plus copy of a scarce book. Stillwater and river fishing in the Punjab, with an emphasis on mahseer. Part II contains an extensive list of fishing venues, many of which are outside the Punjab, such as Afghanistan, Kumaon, Kashmir, Assam and Burma. First published in 1888 with a second edition following in 1890, this third edition has been revised and enlarged by Dr. Eugene Cretin following the death of the author in 1894, aged just 38. "After the death of Captain G.H. Lacy, Messrs. W. Newman and Co. bought the copywright of the North Punjab Fishing Club Anglers' Handbook. Captain Lacy was such a good sportsman that his ideas on fishing deserve to be put on permanent record. In this third edition, I have prefixed his name to the chapters written by him, I have made only a few insignificant corrections from a natural history point of view in the text. A supplementary chapter on Fishing Tackle has been added, and a list of the commoner fishes likely to be met with by the fisherman. The letters on localities have been rearranged, and a few more added." (From Dr. Cretin's preface to the third edition). A short appendix (three pages) gives brief information on flyfishing for mahseer. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1895). (1888) 1895 3rd edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Ppiv,viii,ii,ii,iv,313,v + viii diary pages + 13 b/w plates + viii ads. B/w plates and maps (some folding), text illustrations. Upper board and spine titled in gilt, gilt fish motif to upper board. Cloth stained, frontispiece map almost detached, folding map to page 220 torn but present but still a good copy of a scarce work. Contemporary angler's notes to diary pages at rear. Stillwater and river fishing in the Punjab, with an emphasis on mahseer. Part II contains an extensive list of fishing venues, many of which are outside the Punjab, such as Afghanistan, Kumaon, Kashmir, Assam and Burma. First published in 1888 with a second edition following in 1890, this third edition has been revised and enlarged by Dr. Eugene Cretin following the death of the author in 1894, aged just 38. "After the death of Captain G.H. Lacy, Messrs. W. Newman and Co. bought the copywright of the North Punjab Fishing Club Anglers' Handbook. Captain Lacy was such a good sportsman that his ideas on fishing deserve to be put on permanent record. In this third edition, I have prefixed his name to the chapters written by him, I have made only a few insignificant corrections from a natural history point of view in the text. A supplementary chapter on Fishing Tackle has been added, and a list of the commoner fishes likely to be met with by the fisherman. The letters on localities have been rearranged, and a few more added." (From Dr. Cretin's preface to the third edition). A short appendix (three pages) gives brief information on flyfishing for mahseer. .