ingleton geoffrey c (26 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Former library book; May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 1.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Geoffrey C. Ingleton. (illustrator). 1st Edition. pp.xiv+191. 23.5cm. Black and white line illustrations as chapter heads. Illustrated end papers. Hard cover. Small rubber stamp of a New Zealand bookseller on end paper. Good clean copy.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. As stated 'Murders & Executions, Piracies & Mutinies, Shipwrecks, Terrors of Transportation, Villainies of all Kinds'. paper covered boards with illustrations and yellow cloth to remainder. 280pp. Some rubbing to edges of boards and corners. Includes pasted-in color frontis. and numerous line drawings within the text.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Geoffrey C. Ingleton (illustrator). A very good clean copy with only some light rolling to the leading corners of note.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition. 118pp, ills. Map on eps. Riverview gilt crest stamped on front cover, also pres. sticker, else vg+ copy Size: 8vo.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Good. Geoffrey C. Ingleton. (illustrator). pp.viii+288. 22.5cm. Black and white illus in the text. References. Index. Hard cover in dust jacket. A very good clean copy.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Near Fine. Illustrated by Geoffrey C. Ingleton (illustrator). Jacket slightly worn at spine head ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 324 pages.

Slip Case. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Ingleton, Geoffrey C (illustrator). Reprint. An Heritage Press reprint of Captain Cook's explorations in the Pacific. The slipcase is separated at the top & bottom of one side, but still holding together. Slight wear at the top right of the spine of the book. A very good copy.

First edition hard back. Illustrated by Geoffrey C. Ingleton. Small uneven patch to front panel, former message verso to the front free end paper, no dust wrapper. Member of the P.B.F.A. AUSTRALIA (Terra Australis).

24.0 x 15.5cms 191pp very good hardback green & grey leather gilt-decorated boards green & red spine with gilt decorations & text A selection of anecdotes and historical accounts based on true accounts collected and re-told by Reid.

982pp. 8vo. Original cloth in dustwrapper, colour frontispiece and b&w plates. Stain affecting ffe and front paste-down. a very good copy. . Signed by the author. Limited edition, one of 375 numbered and signed copies.

Zustand: Very Good. Limited Edition. Hardback. No. 340 of 375 copies signed by the Author. Thick octavo. vi, 982pp. Original red cloth with gilt spine titles. Light wear otherwise near fine in very good indeed lightly used dust wrapper.

Oversize octavo, original red cloth boards with gilt, dustjacket, 2 colour plates, b&w plates, pp v, 982. Parts 1-5 and index, complete. Number 347 of a limited edition of 375 numbered and signed copies, of which 325 were for sale. Signed by the author. With the Ingleton bookplate and bookplate of the previous owner. Near fine in a very good dustjacket. One of the most important collections of Australiana ever offered. Lists over 14,000 items for sale.

Hard Cover. Zustand: F. First Edition. Folio. original green cloth gilt, inlaid colour painting to upper board; pp. xxiv, 468 (last blank), with colour frontispiece, illustrations + endpaper map / plan. Heavy item (2.75 kg), additional postage may be required. A fine copy.

32pp. Original yapp wrappers, lightly edgeworn. Black and white frontispiece and line drawings. A very good copy.

Boards. Introduced by Alan Viliers, illustrated with watercolours and drawing by Geoffrey C. Ingleton (illustrator). Limited Ed. Folio, pictorial cloth boards, colour frontis portrait of Bligh, colour plates, text illus, pp xv, 150. Number 1594 of limited edition of 2000, signed by illustrator and designer. Previous owner's bookplate. Occasional light foxing. Title label rubbed. Very good condition in very good, original slipcase.

32.0 x 23.0cms The chapters are: boyhood; tuition in the Providence; experience at seas 1793-1798; Flinders begins chartmaking; sea riavlry in the Antipodes; the voyage to New Holland; through to detention at the Ile de Francer; internment lingers on; freedom at last; furstration & fruition; last years. detah & after events.

xiv+145pp. 8vo. Original cloth,some marginal marks, b&w plates, endpapers illustrated with maps, old stamp on fore-edge, off-setting to blank opposite title, otherwise a very good copy. 400 copies only printed.

Zustand: very good in fair box. Geoffrey C. Ingleton (illustrator). 292, illus., endpaper maps, spine slightly scuffed, box soiled and edges quite worn, small piece of masking tape on box.

Hardcover. Ingleton, Geoffrey C. (illustrator). 176 pages, 35.5 x 25 cm. Limited edition, copy 1289 of 2000 signed by Ingleton and Douglas A. Dunstan. Introduction by Alan Villiers with three full page paintings and 22 line drawings printed in olive green by Geoffrey C. Ingleton, printed by the Griffin Press , Adelaide, Australia. NEWMAN & WICHE 494. Orig. full gold stamped linen, map and pictorial endsheets, portrait frontispiece. Fine in sunned and fadded slipcasel.

hardcover. Zustand: fine. Geoffrey C. Ingleton (illustrator). Limited. Illustrated with watercolours and drawings by Geoffrey C. Ingleton. 4 full-page color plates and many other in-text illus. 150pp. Folio, beige pictorial cloth with leather spine label, board slipcase. Adelaide, South Australia: The Limited Editions Club, 1975. A fine copy in a fine box One of 2000 numbered copies signed by the illustrator and by the designer of the edition.

Folio; pp. xxiv, 467; coloured frontispiece, 252 text illustrations, 16 coloured and 16 b/w. plates. Original decorated cloth with pictorial onlay. An excellent copy. First [trade] edition.

Hardcover. Ingleton, Geoffrey C. (illustrator). 310 pages, 28.5 x 20.5 cm. Limited edition, copy 774 of 1500 signed by Ingleton and Douglas A. Dunstan (who designed the color frontispiece after Flaxman). Laid-in are the Monthly LEC Letter, a four page LEC brief biography of Cook by A. Grenfell Price, "From Farm to Fame," and "Number Twelve" LEC note stating this work is the final volume of the Twenty-fifth series. NEWMAN & WICHE 279. Quarter kangaroo skin, tapa decorated sides. Near fine in very good slightly sunned slipcase.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Two volumes small folio, the first profusely illustrated, partly in colour, the second being a facsimile of Flinders's manuscript journal kept during his captivity in Mauritius; quarter leather gilt, gilt edges, in labelled cloth slipcase. The finely produced deluxe issue with the additional volume, limited to 550 signed and numbered sets. We will advise postage costs and delivery times, which will vary from those quoted by Abe.

First Limited Edition; Folio; Volume I: pp. xxiv, 467; coloured frontispiece, 252 text illustrations, 16 coloured and 16 b/w. plates. Volume II. "Mathew Flinders, Private Journal 1803-1814" pp. vi, 366; frontispiece chart of Isle of France or Mauritius. Both volumes quarter morocco and gilt decorated cloth, all edges gilt, fine set in original cloth-covered slipcase. De Luxe edition of 550 copies, numbered and signed by the author.

/ by J. W. Forsyth. (Copy by G. C. I.). Manuscript in fountain pen, 67 pp., foolscap folio, written recto only on faint-ruled paper; with a page of prefatory notes by Geoffrey C. Ingleton, headed 'Forsyth's Paper'; complete and very well preserved; housed a custom clamshell box. 'John Forsyth, a solicitor by profession, was an amateur historian interested in navigation and cartography. He was also a Trustee of the Public Library of New South Wales.' (Encyclopaedia of Australian Science) In 1960, renowned maritime historian and bibliophile Geoffrey C. Ingleton took it upon himself to painstakingly copy out in full Forsyth's draft for a paper on the discovery of New Guinea. This manuscript version is very possibly the only extant copy of Forsyth's essay (unless Forsyth's original draft forms part of John Walter Forsyth papers and card indexes, ca. 1948-1963 in the SLNSW - see below). In his somewhat sardonic prefatory notes, Ingleton writes: 'In 1955, I read this paper and wrote some extracts, and in 1960, Forsyth again lent it to me, and this time I copied it out in full. Although extremely long-winded, and written in a style that makes it almost unpublishable, the paper contains useful material. I do not think it will ever be published now, as Forsyth's health will not allow him to make drastic revisions and deletions to put it in a form which would be acceptable to any learned journal. For that reason I thought a copy would be a useful asset, and although I cursed the text heartily, I persevered with the job. Forsyth's writing is hard to understand at times, and no doubt there are mistakes in my copying, especially of surnames and these require checking. In some of the footnotes there are omissions in the references, and these Forsyth had not filled in in his manuscript.' The SLNSW holds in its collection John Walter Forsyth papers and card indexes, ca. 1948-1963, the catalogue entry for which reads: 'Collection consists of research material and indexes to it (22 boxes) and of manuscript notes or photocopies of documents, notes, correspondence etc. These are principally concerned with early navigators, their ships, the Dutch East India Company, maps, the early history of Sydney, maps, Arab navigation. Mention is made of Prof. Manning Clark, Prof. Ernest Scott and Prof. G.A. Wood. Correspondence (2 boxes) includes letters received and copies by Forsyth to institutions and individuals.'.