Sparkes william (7 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 229 pages. 9.50x6.25x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Zustand: Very Good. Hard back binding in publisher's original green cloth covers, gilt lettering to the spine. 8vo 7½'' x 5¼'' 223 pp. In Very Good clean condition, no dust wrapper, spine not faded. Member of the P.B.F.A. SPORT [Cricket].

Quarter-cloth binding. Many wonderful plates, and ills in the text. . -(Ends of spine damaged, pages browned, name in ink on the fly-leaf, but overall the book is in good condition.).

First edition, one of 1500. First edition, one of 1500. Illustrated. x, [ii], 570, [1] pp. Thick 8vo. The autobiography of William Larimer Mellon, founder of Gulf Oil, and nephew to Andrew Mellon. Original blue cloth. Fine in slipcase Illustrated. x, [ii], 570, [1] pp. Thick 8vo.

1768 - Attested copy of Lease for one year. Between Henry & Thomas Rogerson of Swithins Lane, London, Watchmaker and Thomas Greive, Swithins Lane, London, Gentleman The properties located in Cornard End Street, Sudbury, Suffolk. Tenants: ? Haskell; William Archer, Christopher Bourney; John Berry; ? Godwin; and ? Sherman. Also, messuage in Great Wallingfield, occupied by James Sparkes. 3+ sides watermarked paper + cover sheet. Copy made 1794 - signed by Jno Adolphus, Cecil Street, Strand & Edmd Adolphus clerk to John Adolphus. …

1764 - Attested copy Lease for one year. between Thomas Heston, Bishopsgate, London, Hosier, and John Danvers, Broad Street, London, Hosier, and Joseph Kinder, Fell Street, London, Hosier. Assignees of the estate of Burkitt Fenn. and Henry & Thomas Rogerson, Swithins Lane, London. Properties located in Cornard End Street, Sudbury, Suffolk. Tenants: Tenants: ? Haskell; William Archer; Christopher Bourney; John Berry; ? Goodwin; ? Sherman. Also, messuage in Great Wallingfield, occupied by James Sparkes. 2+ sides watermarked paper + cover sheet. Copy made 1794 - signed by Jno Adolphus, Cecil Street, Strand & Edmd Adolphus clerk to John Adolphus.…

First and only edition. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, "archery was revived as a fashionable pastime among the English aristocracy thanks to a nostalgic taste for the gothic and medieval" (Johnes, p. 193). WorldCat records only four institutional holdings: the British Library, and the universities of Cambridge, Oxford, and California. Lake, p. 269. Martin Johnes, "Archery, romance and elite culture in England and Wales", History, vol. 89, no. 2, Apr. 2004. Octavo (173 x 108 mm), pp. 36. Wood-engraved frontispiece, diagrams. Original green quarter roan, drab boards, front cover printed with advertisement for Hughes's Archery. Housed in recent green cloth solander box. Binding soiled, a little loss to spine ends, head sometime repaired, foxing and faint damp stains to contents: in very good condition.…