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paperback. Zustand: Very Good. General and Concise, History and Description of the Town and Port of Kingston-Upon-Hull (Classic Reprint) This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping. .

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This comprehensive history of Kingston-Upon-Hull provides readers with a detailed account of the city's founding, development, and modern-day significance. Featuring maps, illustrations, and historical photographs, this book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history and culture of Hull.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Good. xvi, 214 pages. Illustrated endpaper. Volume 1. ONLY. Volume 1 has thirteen chapters and is largely focused on Ireland. Slightly cocked. Minor cover wear. This edition, printed on strathmore deckle edge paper, was numbered and hand-signed by the author, Harry Worcester Smith, and was issued in a limited edition of two hundred copies for America. This copy is Number 87. A Photogravure of the Porter's Lodge of Knockdrin Castle appears on the Frontispiece. There are 43 half-tone illustrations in the book, as well as a black and white map of Ireland, showing the Twenty-five fox Hunting Counties of Ireland. Harry Worcester Smith was a successful businessman in the textile industry. Smith started the Grafton Country Club with the desire to bring wholesome English outdoor life, riding, shooting and hunting to America. He was a champion four-inhand driver. His horses "Sky-High" and "Sue Woodstock" won three National Horse Shows at Madison Square Garden. He took up steeplechasing in his thirties and placed first at the Grand National Steeplechase at Sheepshead bay in 1901, as well as in the Hempstead and Calvert Cups in Baltimore the same year. A pivotal moment in his foxhunting career is known as The Great Hound Match of 1905 in which English foxhounds and American foxhounds were put to the test to see which breed was superior. Smith and his American foxhounds proved to be the victor by the final judgment at the end of the two week match. Smith wrote numerous essays and authored several books, including A Sporting Tour through Ireland, England, Wales and France. This book tells of the author's trip to Ireland for the hunting season, 1912-1913, with horses and hounds bred in the United States. The author found that no more sporting race exists than the Irish, and that any sports-man going to hunt in Ireland who can ride straight is soon welcome everywhere. Limited Edition, copy Number 87 of only 200.

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1 text volume and 1 plates volume. Second edition of a detailed and thoroughly illustrated account of microscopes and their use by the famous London optician George Adams (1750-1795), mathematical instrument maker to King George III, first published in 1787, but here with both the text and illustrations greatly expanded. Adams earned a worldwide reputation as a maker of spectacles and microscope lenses and wrote many scientific publications that give regular and systematic instruction in the most important branches of natural science with all its modern improvements, including the present one devoted to microscopes. With an owner's inscription of the Edinburgh Royal Society on the title-page of the text volume and an inscription, perhaps by the Glasgow professor of medicine, eye surgeon and fellow of the Royal Society Thomas Wharton Jones (1808-1891) on the first contemporary endpaper of the plates volume: "For the Royal Society Edinburgh from their . humble servant / Mr Jones". Bindings only very slightly worn. Frontispiece and title-page slightly foxed, also some foxing throughout the text volume. Otherwise in good condition.l ESTC T88415; Hagen, p. 2; Horn & Schenkling 39; Nissen ZBI 24; Pritzel 18; cf. Poggendorff I, p. 10 (1787 ed.). Uniform 20th-century dark blue morocco, blind-stamped spine with title in gold, grey marbled sides, marbled endpapers and new endpapers, brown sprinkled edges. With an allegorical mezzotint frontispiece in sepia in the text volume and 32 numbered double-page plates (numbered I-XXXII) mounted on guards, printed from 36 copper plates (plates 2, 7, 23 and 24 each from 2 copper plates distinguished as A and B) with hundreds of figures showing microscopes, associated equipment and microscopic views of insects, microbes, shells and tissue samples. Pages: XVII, [7], 724, 14, 2 pp.