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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. First Edition. Slight foxing to edge. Signed and dated by the author to title page. St. Paul's Cathedral occupies a unique place in the heritage of England. it is London's own cathedral with a history that reaches back to the beginning of Christianity in the country. After the Great Fire of 1666 which totally destroyed the great medieval church, the Cathedral was rebuilt to the designs of Sir Christopher Wren - an enduring testament to the Glory of God and to the architectural genius of Wren. Miraculously St. Paul's survived the bombs of the Second World War which scored direct hits, and its splendour as a building in no way diminishes its prime function as a place of worship. There are numerous plates in full colour as well as black and white illustrations. it makes a fitting souvenir of a visit to one of the world's greatest churches. Illustrated. Illustrated laminated boards. 48 pp. (We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts, Theology, History, Politics, Social and Physical Sciences. academic and scholarly books and Modern First Editions ,and all types of Academic Literature.). Signed by Author(s).

First edition hard back binding in publisher's original colour photographic glazed boards. Quarto. 10½'' x 8¼''. Contains 48 pp with colour and monochrome archive photographs throughout. Fine condition book in very near Fine condition dust wrapper. Member of the P.B.F.A. LONDON (Londinium).

National Radio Institute, Washington, 1914. 36 S., brosch.--- 750 Gramm.

Audio CD. Zustand: Gut. 0 Alle Bücher & Medienartikel von Book Broker sind stets in gutem & sehr gutem gebrauchsfähigen Zustand. Dieser Artikel weist folgende Merkmale auf: Datenträger ohne Kratzer. Hülle ist abgegriffen. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 80.

No Binding. Zustand: Near Fine. (4) pages. 335x215mm. Folded to legal brief format. The valuable timber referred to in this draft auction prospectus consists of Pitwood, Scotch, Spruce, Alder ,Larch, Chestnut, Ash, Oak, Elm, Beech and Sycamore. About 2,400 trees are offered for sale and these are tabled by location (Moll Devereux Grove, Mrs. Kelly's Wood, etc.), number and cubic contents. It is noted that the property adjoins and is convenient to Wellingtonbridge Station. This copy with tipped-in contemporary typed slip containing further conditions of sale. Very Rare. It is possible that as few as 12 copies of this document were printed. *Not noted in the National Library of Ireland catalogue.*.

Hard. Zustand: Good. First impression. Good. Contemporaneous papered binding; worn, paper covering to spine missing exposing bands and quires. Lightly toned throughout. Uncut pages. A good, solid copy. 1391pp.

CD. Zustand: Wie neu. ORIGINALVERSCHWEISST W31 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 505.

Standard Telephones and Cables Ltd., London, 1964. 34 S. Text mit zahlr. Zeichnungen und Tabellen im Original-Ringorder. Quart--- 750 Gramm.

2pp., 12mo. Bifolium. Addressed on reverse of second leaf 'To the Reporter of the Globe Newspaper'. He points out that in 'the Division which took place last night upon the Belfast and Cave-hill Railway Bill' his name 'was placed in the Majority whereas it should have been in the Minority', and he asks him to correct the error.

From the papers of The Sun's receiver, Charles Fox of 11 Old Jewry, London. The ten items in good condition, on lightly-aged paper. According to Bottomley's entry in the Oxford DNB, ' In 1902 he bought a moribund evening newspaper, The Sun. Despite the ingenious changes he made, a series of increasingly dubious investigatory stunts, and a highly successful racing tipster, the Scorcher, The Sun failed to prosper, and he sold it in 1904.' The entry also points out that Bottomley was 'pathologically averse to paying bills', and the present collection hints towards this, with the receiver exclaiming (Item Ten) 'I must really ask you to let me have a remittance for this amount within a week from this date.' The other party, H. F. G. Weber, would appear from other sources to have been a Bottomley front man. In presenting his accounts (Item Nine) the receiver himself is uncertain whether a sum of £450 from Bottomley was advanced by Weber. The ten items are: ONE: Typed Letter Signed from Bottomley to 'Harry Weber' [H. F. G. Weber] of Finsbury House, Blomfield Street, EC. 4 December 1902. 1p., 4to. Headed 'Sol Syndicate'. Recording the fact that Weber has advanced £3000 to Fox. TWO TO FIVE: Four legal Typed Letter Signed from Fox (each over a penny tax stamp). All four headed 'In the High Court of Justice | Chancery Division | Mr. Justice Joyce', and 'IN THE MATTER OF THE SOL SYNDICATE LIMITED | BETWEEN | THE INTERNATIONAL TRUST & FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED on behalf of itself & all other holders of First Mortgage Debentures issued by the Defendant Company Plaintiffs | and | THE SOL SYNDICATE LIMITED Defendants'. TWO: Fox to Bottomley. 2pp., folio. 4 October 1902. Regarding £500, and with the following appended at the end of the second page: Manuscript Letter in secretarial hand, signed by Bottomley, to Fox, and dated 21 January 1903, regarding the £500 advanced by Weber. THREE: Fox to Weber. 4 October 1902. 1p., folio. Regarding £1000. FOUR. Fox to Weber. 4 October 1902. 2pp., folio. Regarding £500. FIVE: Fox to Weber. 2pp., folio. 14 November 1902. Regarding £1000. SIX. Typed legal agreement 'BETWEEN CHARLES FOX of 11 Old Jewry Chambers in the City of London (hereinafter called "the Receiver") of the one part and HORATIO BOTTOMLEY of Broad Street Blomfield Street in the City of London (hereinafter called "the Purchaser") of the other part'. 13 April 1903. 5pp., folio. Signed by Fox and witness H. Gardiner. Tied with green ribbon. With embossed tax stamp. Regarding the conditions of the purchase by Bottomley of 'all the property and assets belonging to the Syndicate'. SEVEN: Autograph Letter Signed from Weber to Fox. On letterhead of Finsbury House, Blomfield Street, London, E.C. 4 June 1903. 2pp., 12mo. Authorising him to pay to advances to Bottomley. EIGHT. Typed Letter Signed from Bottomley to Fox. Broad Street Avenue, EC. 30 June 1904. 1p., folio. Guaranteeing to pay him within a year 'all monies which you may be out of pocket or be liable for'. With reference to Fox's brother Edwin, the Argus Printing Company Limited, and 'the Debenture Holders Association against the Sol Syndicate Limited'. NINE. Manuscript accounts: 'Sol. Syndicate Ltd | Summary of balances of Receipts and Payments of Receiver also showing balance of amounts advanced by him | July 11th. 1906.' 5pp., folio. The first page of accounts headed: 'Abstract of Loan A/c. from P.L. 198 & 199.' Two-page double-column accounts headed: 'Summary of balances of all Receipts and Payments of Receiver and showing balances of advances made by him July 11th. 1906.' Second two-page double column accounts, in black and red, headed: 'Horatio Bottomley in account with Charles Fox, the Receiver.' Loosely inserted is a slip of paper with pencil calculations. TEN. Typed unsigned 'Draft suggested Letter from Mr. Charles Fox to Mr. Horatio Bottomley.' from 'Receiver and Manger' (i.e. Fox). 2 January 1907. 2pp., folio. Requesting remuneration from Bottomley for 'the actual amount which I am out of pocket at the present time', £2400 19s 5d. 'After taking into account various sums provided by you and Mr. Weber from time to time for the purpose of enabling me to make payments to Messrs. Spicer Bros. and other creditors [.] I must really ask you to let me have a remittance for this amount within a week from this date.' Pencil note: 'Approved by Mr. Mayo 2. 1. 07'.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. London, Printed for the Author by John Nichols; and Sold by J.F. and C. Rivington, J. Robson and T. Cadell, 1786, thick large 4to. (11x81/2ins x 4ins thick), [i]-viii+[i]-xvii[I]+19-1391[1]pp., at some time rebound in full polished calf, gilt extra, multiple decorative gilt rule to boards, edges and highly decorative turn-ins, spine gilt lettered between gilt ruled raised bands, with new marbled endpapers, little rubbing but very sound and handsome. This Book contains an account of the valuations of all the ecclesiastical benefices in England and Wales, which are now charged with the Payment of First Fruits and Tenths, or were lately discharged from any Payment of those Revenues on account of the Smallness of their Income and which are for the same Reason entitled to receive the Benefit of the Royal Bounty . as are set forth in the excellent Rules of the Corporation founded and constituted by her late Majesty Queen Anne for that Purpose . "The Liber Regis is a beautiful MS. transcribed as tradition says, by a Monk of Westminster, one copy of which was lodged in the King's Library and the other in the Court of the First Fruits and Tenths in the Exchequer." A reference work listing the properties of the Church of England by Diocese with details of their revenues at the time of the dissolution of the monastries by Henry VIII, current financial status, . with an alphabetical Index of Livings, Monasteries, Priories, Hospitals etc.

1p., on 24 x 16cm. piece of paper. The first part of the document reads: 'Recorded 24 Decembr 1701 | Received of the Lord ffitcharding three hundred pounds part of an Order of ten thousand two hundred pounds out of the 4½ P Cents for Secrett Service'. Below this, in the right-hand margin, Ferne has written: 'Three Hundred Pounds | Hen: Ferne | ple of 10200 | Pr Secret Service | 22 Decr. 1701'. At the foot of the page, in another hand: 'Witness. | Rd: Porter'.