Planters guide von steuart sir (9 Ergebnisse)
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Weitere BilderVerlag: Edinburgh, Blackwoods, 1828., 1828
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In den WarenkorbHardcover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. 8vo. 1st Ed. Doublepage engraved frontis and 4 other engraved plates, paper-covered boards. New paper spine using original somewhat damaged label, fore corners slightly rubbed, a few marginal pencil markings to text, some foxing of plates. The 1st edition is uncommon. (q37).
Weitere BilderVerlag: John Murray, Edinburgh and London, 1828
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In den WarenkorbHalf Leather. Zustand: Good. Second edition. Second edition, greatly improved and enlarged. Illustrated with six engraved plates, octavo, pp xxxviii, 527, sadly the plates are heavily foxed which has also affected the neighbouring page, howver the remainder of the text is remarkably clean and very tight and sound; bound in a con…temporary half calf, rubbed, rebacked sympathetically with a new calf spine. lightly tipped-in at the first page is a small advertisement leaf warning of 'sundry ignorant and uneducated persons' attempting to pass themselves off as having been trained by Henry Steuart - this seems to be scarce. [Steuart , 1759 - 1836, was a Scottish landowner, agricultural improver, soldier and classical scholar. Owing to bad health Steuart abandoned most of his literary work, and experiments in arboriculture became the chief interest of his life. In September 1823 a deputation from the Highland and Agricultural Society, which included Sir Walter Scott and Lords Belhaven and Corehouse, visited Allanton, and reported on the improvements effected there by Steuart's system of transplanting large trees. Though he had had to contend with an unfavourable soil and an exposed position, he 'attained at no extraordinary expense the power so long desired of anticipating the slow progress of vegetation, and accomplishing within two or three seasons those desirable changes in the face of nature which he who plants in early youth can, in ordinary cases, only hope to witness in advanced life.' From this time Steuart frequently corresponded with Sir Walter, who imitated several of Steuart's experiments at Abbotsford. When, in 1828, Steuart published this work, Scott reviewed it enthusiastically in the 'Quarterly' (March). When Scott visited Allanton in January 1829, in company with Lockhart, he noted in his journal: 'Sir Henry is a sad coxcomb, and lifted beyond the solid earth by the effect of his book's success. But the book well deserves it.' The book was also favourably reviewed by Southwood Smith in the 'Westminster Review,' by Professor Wilson ('Christopher North') in 'Blackwood's Magazine' (April 1828), and in the 'Edinburgh Review' (March 1829). It had a large circulation in America. In his preface to the second edition Steuart claims to have made the first attempt to apply the principles of physiology to practical arboriculture, and to have created the new science of phytology.
Verlag: John Murray, Edinburgh & London, 1828
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In den WarenkorbZustand: Good. No Jacket. 2nd edition. Half leather with very worn corners and significant wear to edges and outer surface along hinges, but nevertheless a sound copy; owner's italic signature to t.p.; pastedown along rear hinge starting, some foxing to plates which were printed on softer paper. (8), xxxvii, 527 pp., engraved fr…ontispiece and 5 other plates showing Steuart's tree transplanting machine and views of Allanton House. Weight: 1 Language: English Half leather binding, gilt decorated spine.
Verlag: 3rd. Ed. Pub. William Blackwood. 1848, 1848
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In den WarenkorbHardcover. pp.xxi, xlviii, 518 with portait frontis. and six further plates. 8vo. Hardback. With neat ownership insc. dated 5th Oct. 1848 to title page. Some spotting to blank margins of plates o/w. contents fine. Original cloth with gilt motif in vg. plus condition with some discoloration to rear board, some sunning spine and l…ight shelf-wear to extremities. The scarce, preferred, extended third (and last) edition. Steuart developed a particular method for transporting and transplanting large ornamental trees, which was used successfully throughout Great Britain although it proved to be impractical in America because of the climate. Sir Walter Scott enthusiastically reviewed the work in The Quarterly Review when it was first published in 1828.
Weitere BilderVerlag: John Murray, Edinburgh, 1828
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In den Warenkorbleather_bound. 527 pages. 22 x 14 cm. Six engraved plates. Errata slip, advert dated 5th Nov. 1828 noting that unless the author has provided persons instructed by him with a hand written certificate; all others are impostors. Two bookplates, small nick backstrip head, front cover joint cracked but firm, text clean, plates toned… at margins with offsetting to adjacent text, raised bands, triple gilt cover border panels, marbled endpapers and matching edges. Contemporary full brown calf. Very good Second edition. Greatly improved and enlarged.
Verlag: Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood & Sons, 1848., 1848
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In den Warenkorb8vo. pp. xlviii, 518, [2]ads. 7 engraved plates (incl. frontis. portrait of the author). A nice copy in original blind & gilt-stamped cloth (spine sunned, light foxing to plate margins & neighbouring leaves). Inscribed on behalf of the author's daughter on half-title. Third Edition. With a memoir of the Author, and his last addi…tions and improvements. Steuart developed a particular method for transporting and transplanting large ornamental trees, which was used successfully throughout Great Britain although it proved to be impractical in America because of the climate. Sir Walter Scott enthusiastically reviewed the present work in the Quarterly when it was first published in 1828, and noted in his journal: "Sir Henry is a sad coxcomb, and lifted beyond the solid earth by the effect of his book's success. But the book well deserves it." cfRaphael, An Oak Spring Sylva, 44.
