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Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: Fair. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. Octavo, bound in brown cloth, gilt lettering on backstrip. Binding is rubbed, corners are bumped. Pages are age toned, text is clear. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,700grams, ISBN.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 3rd Edition. Grubby, well used wee hardback book, titles on front baords and running across the top part of the spine. The book is in reasonably good condition. Normal wear and marks apply consistent with use and age. Pen and ink names and adress on first & second page. First edition 1923, second edition 1924, reprinted 1925, and this specific third edition 1927. 204 pages all intact. All pages, text and beautiful illustrations are in good, clean, readable order. A nice informative book, well reseached and presented book. …

rebound in paper, brittle tanned paper, soiled cover, fair condition.

84 pages, 64 pages of drawings.

Zustand: NEW. Nao Kodaka (illustrator).

4°. OLn. Zustand: Gut. Mit zahlr. Abb. 216 S. Einband stellenweise fleckig. Kopfschnitt fleckig. Besitzvermerk. - Exemplar aus der Sammlung 'Bibliotheca Tiliana' (Jagdbibliothek Kurt Lindner). Aufgrund der EU-Verpackungsverordnung (PPWR) Versand nur noch innerhalb Deutschlands möglich. Kein Versand in EU-Länder !! Due to the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), shipping is now only possible within Germany. No shipping to other EU countries!! Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 900.…

Zustand: Good. 369 pp., hardcover, ex library else text clean & binding tight. - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request.…

Offprint. Pp. 279-289 plus 17 leaves of drawings and 17 leaves of descriptions of the drawings.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. 1 close score (unpaged, 138 hymns) ; 20 cm ; worn and foxed stiff paper wrappers ; Authors and composers: J. R. Jr Baxter; VO Fossett, JB Coates, Lonnie Combs, Wilbur Wilson, BI CLine, Terry Pillow, JA Collier, HOrace Kennedy, JOhn E Hull, J Oscar Grace, Travis Bottoms, PJ Woodard, J Daniel Williams, CH Culbreth, Carl Story, Wsalter Edmiaston, WM DeVaughn, Y Jefford, John Kendall, Lester Williams, OC Boone, OC Pennington, Clarence Todd, Buell Thompson, N Keith Ledsome, Dorothy Waldrop, US Lindsey, HE Upchurch, HA Johnson, Mrs Jo Simpson Chambers, Mrs ME Pearce, Byron Pollard, Thelma M Jordan, Eugene Whitt, Robert Arnold, GT Speer, Ellis Short, SL Wallace, J Lawrence Deavers, Conklin Belknap, Glen Presley, OA Hunt, Eugene Dalton, Pat Baxter, Orgel Mason, Clarence Heidelberg, Burl Carter, Jesse W Baker, RT Black, Gordon Ross, Ezra Knight, Harold Ables, Edwin Jones Roy Orr, W K Buck Compelube, Mrs Wilbur Wilson, Charles L Wright, Sr., Elmer L Ward, Johnnie Gilmore, Mrs. Minnie Bynum, Edna Jean Dixon Coy, Lola Fisher Bordner, RT Griffin, Ed Benson, Luther G Presley, Dwight Brock, Clyde Williams, Marvin P Dalton, John L Shrader, Marion W Easerling, JR Varner, Dewey Belknap, Floyd E Hunter, J Otis Murphree, Henry L Thompson, TO Atkins, MB Hooton, Luther M Hutchins, Daniel T Cockerham, Isaiah Smith, CR Maddox, ME Pearce, ET Isbell, Joe L Arterbury, Thomas C Duckworth, Thurmon E Cofffey, Bruce Thornhill, JA Jim Black, James L Glover, Mrs. OC Boone, CM Webb, Bill Stewart Jr., Albert F Hendrix, Mrs Ellis Short, jr, Mrs J Edwin Powell, Judy Hopper Moody, Otis L Reynolds, C C Clements ; Partial Contents: When the morning light shines in / James Rowe ; JR Baxter Jr--Hear the angels sing again / Hattie Pope ; Albert F Hendrix --The call of the savior / Rupert Cravens ; Rev. & Mrs John E Hull --He's wonderful / JM.Watson --A precious friend / Travis Bottoms --A friend indeed / Walter E Edmiaston ; OA Hunt --Our great king / N Keith Ledsome --He is a wonderful friend / Rupert Cravens ; Ezra H Knight --The journey of no return / Luther G Presley --Sing hallelujah / BI Cline --Steal away and pray / LW & C ; Lester Williams --I'm going home / JA (Jim) Black --We'll live up there / Glen T Presley --May the lord keep you / W Oliver Cooper ; Mrs ME Pearce --Jesus, the only name / BB Edmiaston ; CH Culbreth --Wonderful homecoming day / Horace A Kennedy Glory we'll see / Roy Orr --I know, I know that he is mine / GT Speer --Let Jesus come in to stay / VO Fossett --Jesus is coming again / J.R. Varner --I hold to the life-line / JM Henson ; SL Wallace --He will hold my hand / J Otis Murphree --There'll be no silent voices / US Lindsey --Faith removes mountains / BB Edmiaston ; JA Collier --Victor over our foes / BB Edmiaston ; JA.Collier --Memories of home / Harold B Ables --Mother / Thomas Ramsey ; JB Coats --I want to hear him say well done / GT Speer --Where could I go? / J.B. Coats --Trust in Jesus / Eugene H Whitt --Sing for him / Bill Hopper ; Judy Hopper Moody --Jesus wants you / Mr. & Mrs Ellis Short, Jr --At last I'm on the way / Mrs CM Weatherford ; Burl Carter --God made all things / Johnnie Gilmore --Amazing grace / John Newton & JRK ; John R Kendall Go tell about Jesus / Jesse W Baker Let me sing and testify / Luther G Presley It is later than you think / J. Daniel Williams He's coming, I tell you / Gordon Ross Lord, lead me / JB Coats ; WM DeVaughn A better home / OC Pennington That's why I think about God / JB Coats Turn back to the lord / BB Edmiaston ; Thurman E Coffey I'm saved by love / Luther G Presley Lay up treasures / BB Edmiaston ; Thomas C Duckworth Press along, o weary pilgrim / Thomas R Wilson ; CM Webb I need the lord all the time / BB Edmiaston ; Clyde Williams Be ye ready for his coming / Eugene H Whitt Safe in the fold / W.Hindmon ; Charles L Wright Sr Let me sing love's melody / BB Edmiaston ; Edwin Jones Crown him king / M Hooton ; G. Book.…

Zustand: Poor. Bumps/scuffs/wear at edges/corners of hard board. Marks, scratches and fading to hard board/spine. Tanning/foxing at text blocks. Loosening at spine. Light marks occasionally at pages. Text good.

Original booklet in very good condition. 9.50" x 7.50" . [2pp.]/pp.36/[2pp. - Adverts] . Green card covers, light rubbed and soiled. Adverts to the inside of both the front and rear covers. Clean throughout. Contents include:The new religion. By Bart Kennedy; Then Love Arose. By Hope Rea; The Building of the Temple. By S. A. Jones; The Obligation of the First degree. By A. H. E. Lee; Venice in Danger. By Hope rea; Two Temples of a Bygone race. By A. W. Noyes-Lewis; Obituary, Francis Brownlow North and George Herbert Whyte. "Printed by Wadsworth & Co., The Rydal Press, Keighley, for the Proprietor, A. Bothwell-Gosse, 1 Springfield Road, N.W.8." VG. ** "The International Order of Co-Freemasonry, Le Droit Humain (taken to England by Annie Besant in 1902), is an initiatory, philosophical, secular, philanthropic and Masonic institution whose aim is to work for the perfection or progress of humanity. On an individual level, it strives " to promote the progress of individual worth, without the imposition of dogma, or exacting the abandonment of cultural or religious ideas". On a group level "it works to unite men and women who agree on a humanist spirituality whilst respecting individual and cultural differences". The International Order of Co-Freemasonry, Le Droit Humain, is worldwide. Membership is open to men and women, without distinction of ethnicity or personal beliefs. Our Order is founded on the ancient teachings and traditions of Freemasonry and works a system of initiatory continuity from the 1st to the 33rd degree inclusive of the Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite. The British Federation was founded in 1902 by Annie Besant; the Order in 1893. Masonic ritual and symbolism are the tools Freemasons use in the search for truth, whether this is their personal spiritual journey or a path towards the perfection of mankind; to liberty, equality and fraternity - human rights, Le Droit Humain." - See The International Order of Co-Freemasonry . *** A. (Amy) Bothwell-Gosse, a Mason of the eighteenth grade, and publisher of the magazine "the Speculative Mason", and founder of the Order of Ancient Free and Accepted Masonry, is also the author of The Civilization of the Ancient Egyptians. A Scottish Templar (one of the orders that admit women), she died in 1954.…

Zustand: Good/--. With 25 plts.& 260 figs. Bibliogr.footnotes. Hardcover. Contemp. cloth-backed boards. (Title label on 1st blank; book has three holes in each page, near to the spine). Report of National Museum, 1894 (pp.239-593).

488 pages, of which this paper is pp 372-393 plus 14 unnumbered pages of drawings of objects; in addition, there are eight papers on American Indian archaeology and two papers on pre-Columbian Guatemalan objects. Cloth cover.

370 x 270 mm. (14 1/2 x 10 1/2"). Seven volumes. Uniformly bound in stately contemporary dark burgundy straight-grain morocco, covers with gilt palmette-and-wheat-sheaf border, inner frame of blind-stamped grapevine, raised bands, spine compartments densely gilt with repeating botanical tools, gilt lettering, gilt-rolled turn-ins, all edges gilt. Two engraved titles with hand-colored vignettes (not included in plate count) and 356 FULL-PAGE HAND-COLORED PLATES FEATURING COSTUMES, OCCUPATIONS, AND SOCIAL INTERACTION OF VARIOUS NATIONS. Volume I-III, V, and VI with text in French as well as English. Front pastedown with armorial bookplate of Edward Gordon Douglas-Pennant, 1st Baron Penrhyn. Abbey Life 430; Abbey Travel 71, 244, 370, 373, 532, 533. Joints and extremities lightly rubbed, one board with a couple of faint scratches, two rear boards with neat older repairs to short tears at tail edge, but the bindings quite sound and most attractive on the shelf. Flyleaves a little foxed, minor offsetting from plates to text leaves (occasionally more pronounced, but never offensive), isolated minor marginal foxing to plates, otherwise very fine, WITH CLEAN, BRIGHT PLATES. This is a collection of major early 19th century color plate books with well-drawn and richly-colored engravings, in bindings that make a handsome appearance on the shelf. All of these works have appealing plates where the costumes of the various social strata are carefully and colorfully delineated. And two of the volumes--those showing British costumes and the book on Chinese punishments--contain, in addition, a good deal of diverting background detail that serves as a revealing context for each of the costumes depicted. The content of each of the volumes is worth noting. With a few exceptions, the plates in the "Costumes of China" portray ordinary working-class men and women toiling at their trades. We see a bookseller with his wares spread out on a mat, women sewing and embroidering, a butcher, a fisher, a barber, a man with a "magic lantern" show, and a "man striking a small gong during an eclipse" (an ancient ritual that the author tells us he was privileged to witness on 17 November 1789). The "Punishments of China" volume is filled with (almost gleefully) painful depictions of all degrees of disciplinary action, from the relatively minor twisting of the ears or chaining to an iron pole, to the humiliating ordeal of the wooden collar, to methods of execution by beheading or by crucifixion using a cord. The opulent and brightly colored costumes in Dalvimart's volume on Turkey are mostly those of the ruling classes, although also represented is a wide variety of native dress from the many regions of the vast Turkish empire of the day, which included Bosnia, Albania, Syria, Egypt, and parts of Greece. It is particularly interesting to contrast the clothing of the very heavily veiled Turkish and Egyptian women with the much more relaxed style of the Greek women and the nearly immodest garb of the female Bedouin. We also are shown a eunuch, an odalisque from the harem, a grand vizier, various royal functionaries, and government officials, all splendidly attired. The Russian costumes, based on engravings done by C. W. Müller at the request of Empress Catherine the Great, are focused on the ethnic dress of the empire's many holdings. The Laplanders and Finns wear clothing that would look familiar to most Europeans, but the Mongols in their Oriental dress would be quite exotic. The clothing of the northern tribes, such as the Kamchatkans, Aleutians, Koriaks, and Tungoosi, will impress the modern reader with their similarity to the traditional dress of Native American and First Nation peoples. The Tchutski woman is even depicted naked to display her tattoos. Bertrand de Moleville's Austrian costumes also illustrate the native dress of the empire's citizens, but the illustrations here are less fashion plates than romanticized scenes: peasant couples are shown courting and dancing; Croatian women gossip beside a stream; and a wild-haired Bohemian gypsy, whose "profession is not hard to guess" from her state of "déshabillé," flees with her naked (and no doubt illegitimate) child. Pyne's "Costumes of Great Britain" is one of the most highly praised works in this set, and for good reason: the simple working men and women of Britain it depicts are always shown going about their daily tasks in the midst of a well-realized scene. The woman selling "salop" (a hot morning beverage) is seated at her cart with its urn, judiciously located by the watchman's stall, surrounded by customers including soldiers and a woman with her market basket. A fireman with an ax and a torch hurries toward his engine company while they unwrap their hose. The potter is at his wheel, the tanner is cleaning skins, and the bill-sticker posts the winning lottery numbers. The clothing, while carefully detailed, is almost secondary to the depictions of everyday life. The "Military Costumes of Turkey" illustrates the official regalia ("uniform" is much too drab a word for these outfits) worn by officers in various regions of the empire. Perhaps the most intriguing plate here is that of the Ladle Bearer, a post that was also illustrated in "Costumes of Turkey." What appears to be a man with a giant spoon is in fact the holder of an important military position, equivalent to the color-bearer in a western army. We are told that the loss of its ladles is the greatest disgrace that can befall a Turkish regiment: if the two great ladles (the size of a grown man) that are borne into battle at the head of the troops are captured, the regiment must be disbanded and formed anew. Former owner Edward Gordon Douglas-Pennant, 1st Baron Penrhyn (1800-86) was a leading figure in the Welsh slate industry; he owned the Penrhyn Quarry, the largest slate quarry in the world at the end of the 19th century. He was known for his paternalistic attitude to his employees, creating the "model.…

355 p., 260 figs, 25 pls, paperbound (plain covers). Report of the National Museum.