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Zustand: New. pp. 48.

Zustand: New. In.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Reprint Edition without Jacket on black cloth - collectable - will send out 1 st class post.

Pamphlet. all countries. Presented to 75th annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. 43 p.; 21.5 cm. Good in chipped green wrapper, side-stitched into gray folder.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. hardback, 8vo, 56pp, owner's name on endpaper of W. Purey Cust, and another on first text page, a label removal mark on flyleaf, slight foxing, pebbled cloth-covered boards, gilt ttiles, spine backstrip torn and covered with sellotape; Fair condition.

Reprint Linguistic and Oriental Essays, Series V. Wrapps pp16. G.

Softcover. 152 p.; 20.5 cm. [English text pr. in Calcutta review, in 1878; translated from his Linguistic and oriental essays, 7th series] VG, sewn, in lightly stained orig. wrapper. Cover-title.

Cover-title; vg in lightly stained orig. wrapper. Translation of essay in Calcutta review, apparently in 1878, reprinted from his Linguistic and oriental essays, 7th series. Binding is Paperback.

Binding copy. and schools. xvi, 212 p.; 20 cm. Fair, disbound. Edges of end leaves chipped. Lacks frontispiece.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Original printed wraps 19x25cm. 16pp. Covers dusted, reinforced internally with archival tape to the hinges and edges, and externally to the spine with a little loss to spine ends and corners. Interiors very good, lightly tanned with some spotting, and inscription to final page. Suakin, a key trade and Hajj port on the Sudanese Red Sea coast, was at this time a strategic location in the Mahdist War. Dated 15 October 1887 to Moore's Introduction, this coincides with military operations in the region, with Suakin itself coming under Mahdist attack on 20 December. Watson (1844-1916) had served under Gordon in Sudan during 1874-5, and participated in the survey of the White Nile. He performed special intelligence duties in the Anglo-Egyptian War (1882), then appointed as Governor General of the Red Sea Littoral while much of Sudan was under Dervish control. He handed over to Kitchener in 1886, who was based at Suakin during 1886-8. Wilson compiled this work from R.N. Cust's vocabulary, with Khalifah Safwah and Khalifah Abdullah assisting on the Beni-Amer, and Idris Effendi on the Hadendoa, the latter a Madhi supporting nomadic sub-division of the Beja. The whole was revised by Marcopoli Bey. The vocabulary is presented in 7 columns (one for English, and 2 each for Arabic, Hadendowa and Beni-Amer in Latin and original scripts), and includes some short phrases. Scarce. (Ref. Dictionary of Irish Biography).

Hardcover. 4 parts, separately paged, in one volume; front. (fold. map, on operations of British and Foreign Bible Society); 21 cm. Contents -- Part I. (i.) Observations and reflections on missionary societies. (ii.) Language illustrated by Bible-translation. 127 p. -- Part II. The great problems outside the orbit of pure evangelistic work, but which the missionary has to face. 183 p. -- Part III. Relation of missionaries to the outer world. 88 p. -- Part IV. Missionary addresses, pictures, and notices. 118 p. -- Part-titles, all dated 1888, are included; paging in front-matter to the various parts is irregular. Good ex-lib. edgeworn gray cloth.

By Dr. R. N. Cust, Hon. Sec. Accompanied by a Language-Map and a Bibliography. From the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. XIX. Part 3. London: RAS, 1890 Wrpps, 8vo. 24pp. coloured map, biblio. Front cover dusty, a very nice copy of the first edition in the publisher's yellow wrappers. We have been selling antiquarian books on Africa, Oceania, archaeology, anthropology, travel and the ancient world for over forty years. All our books are carefully catalogued and they are in excellent condition unless stated in the description. All shipments are fully insured at our expense. All books are carefully packaged in new packaging material and despatched by registered or recorded mail, or by a courier service; the customer is always able to track their shipment. All sales are accompanied by a VAT invoice. Photographs may be supplied if requested.[O].

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. viii, [2], 322 pages frontispiece, illustrations, plates 22 cm OCLC 3053789 ; red worn cloth with gold lettering and designs; top edge gilt ; untrimmed ; slight knock ; Contents: From Darkness To Dawn - The Gods And Their Makers - The Earliest Greek Temples -- Archaic Reliefs -- Sculpture Of The Transition Period -- The Parthenon -- The Successors Of Pheidiasattic Reliefs -- The Apotheosis Of Beauty -- Praxiteles -- Contemporaries Of Scopas -- Lysippus -- The Twilight Of The Gods -- Schools Of Pergamum And Rhodes -- Last Years Before The Christian Era -- Table Of Sculptures ; Title within ornamental border, List of sculptures: p. 307-312, List of sculptors: p. 313-314 ; Albinia Lucy Wherry was a British nurse and author, known for her works on biography, art, and folklore. She was the oldest daughter of Robert Needham Cust and his wife Maria Hobart, and was born at Langdown House, Hampshire, the Hobart family home from 1849. Two months later her barrister father set off for British India, then torn by rebellion, where he would make a reputation as a colonial administrator and linguist. She had two sisters and two brothers; her mother died in 1864 a week after giving birth to a daughter. Her father returned from India; when back there in a senior administrative position, he took another wife, Emma Carlyon, who died in childbirth in 1867. He left India, and married again in 1868. Wherry's relationship with her father was intense, difficult and marred by grudges held. There was a serious break after her marriage. In 1881, Wherry married the surgeon George Edward Wherry. Wherry also trained as a nurse at Leicester Infirmary. During World War I, Wherry was stationed in Paris in the Women's Emergency Canteen at the Gare du Nord where she supported Allied forces from 1915 to 1918. Wherry is buried in St John the Baptist Churchyard. Her collected correspondence is archived by the University of Florida. --Wikipedia ; poem excerpt from "prince Lucifer", by Alfred Austin, then Poet Laureate; includes the poems "In the Golden Age" and "The Apotheosis of Beauty" by Percy Bysshe Shelley, and a selection from the poem, "Medea in Athens", by Augusta Davies Webster; excerpt from the poem, "The Earthly Paradise" by William Morris ; "The Twilight of the Gods - The Dead Pan" by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, selections of poems by Matthew Arnold, Christina Rossetti, Peake, Shirley, Fletcher, Keats, Milton, Robert Browning, William Shakespeare, Thomas Haywood, Rowley, Longfellow, R. N. Cust, Byron, Lyly ; black and white photos by Strand Co. ; numerous line illustrations by Meisenbach Riffart. "Riffarth & Cie. Meisenbach was a German photographic printing company operating in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They specialized in printing high-quality illustrations for newspapers, magazines, and books, using advanced techniques like photogravure and halftone. Their work is characterized by sharp detail and a focus on capturing the beauty of the built environment, as seen in their images of factories, cityscapes, and landscapes. The company's work is considered a significant example of the development of photographic reproduction in the late 19th and early 20th centuries." ; sculptors discussed include Agasias, Ageladas, Agesander, Agoracritus, Alcamenes, Alxenor, Amphicrates, Androsthenes, Antenor, Angelion, Antigonus, Apelles, Arcesilius, Archelaus, Archermus, Aristander, Aristocles of Sicyon, Athenodorus, Bathycles of Magnesia, Boedas, Boethus, Bryaxis, Butades, Calamis, Callimachus, Callon, Canachus, Cephisodotus elder and younger, Chaerestratus, Chares of Lindus, Cherisphron, Clearchus, Colotes, Cresilas, Critius, Daedalus, Daedalus of Bythynia, Daedalus son of Patrocles, Daippus, Damophon of Messene, Demetrius of Alopece, Dipoenus, Dorycleidas, Endoeus, Epigones, Euphranor, Eupolemus, Eutychides, Hagias, Ictinus, Isogones, Leochares, Libon, Lycius, Lysippus, Lysistratus, Menaichmus, Menelaus, Metagenes, Micciades, Myron, Naucydes, etc; VG. Book.

First Edition. Portrait frontispiece One of 450 numbered copies Corners a little rubbed, minor damage to upper blank margin of last six leaves, otherwise a very nice copy The author's only book. He was primarily a politician and journalist. On the recto of the limitation leaf is the following: "These Poems were printed in Jerusalem in time of War, and it was not possible to correct the proofs fully." A few errors have in this copy been corrected in manuscript. Original parchment-backed grey boards, spine lettered in black, uncut.