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London: Crosby Lockwood and Son, 1947. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo. 141 pages with some b/w photos. Green cloth.

London: Crosby Lockwood & Son, 1950. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. 23579 shelf. Solid. Gold-stamped brown cloth. No names, clean text. No dust jacket. A few b/w repros, index

London: Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd, 1950. Cloth/no dust jacket Octavo. Hardcover. Good. brown cloth gilt lettering no dust jacket 186 pp front cover stained covers lightly worn on the edges Standard shipping (no tracking or insurance) / Priority (with tracking) / Custom quote for large or heavy orders.

London: Crosby Lockwood and Son, 1950. Eight full-page illustrations. By the author of "Old English Farming Books From Fitzherbert to Tull 1523-1730". A bibliography. appendix, and title index at the conclusion of the text material. 186pp.. First Edition. Brown Cloth. Minor Edge Wear/Light Soil and Chipping.. Octavo.

Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd., London, first edition, 1947. Cloth, 8vo,. 141 pp, 16 ills. Approximately 350 entries. The classic account of the first two centuries of English farming books. From the introduction: "First and foremost, of course, I have tried to supply a collation of all the editions of these works that were printed during the period laid down, slightly more than two centuries, from 1523 to 1730." Contents: I. Introduction; II. Tudor Times; III. The Age of Markham; IV. The Age of Hartlib; V. The Age of Worlidge and Houghton; VI. The Age of Richard Bradley; Bibliography; Appendix; Index. Very Good in a Good dustwrapper.

Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd., London, first edition, 1950. Cloth, 8vo,. vii, 186 pp, ills. Approximately 350 entries. From the preface: "The eighteenth century was remarkable for the advance that was made in farmìng practicc, and a definite period of that advance lies between the publication of Tull's work and the formation of the Board of Agriculture in 1793 : so the limits to which I have confined myself in this book are justified by external circuinstances.Parallel with the advance in practice was a large increase in the number of books on farming and kindred subjects that was published. ...I have tried to leave out purely botanical works.. my intention has been to catalogue only books on vegetable, fruit, and flower production, however unwarily I may have been seduced by the charms of some that are outside my limits. Smokestaining to top edge of textblock and frontpanel of dustwrapper, offsetting to endpapers from dustwrapper flaps, otherwise Good in a used and somewhat torn… Read More

Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd., London, first edition, 1947. Cloth, 8vo,. 141 pp, 16 ills. Approximately 350 entries. The classic account of the first two centuries of English farming books. From the introduction: "First and foremost, of course, I have tried to supply a collation of all the editions of these works that were printed during the period laid down, slightly more than two centuries, from 1523 to 1730." Contents: I. Introduction; II. Tudor Times; III. The Age of Markham; IV. The Age of Hartlib; V. The Age of Worlidge and Houghton; VI. The Age of Richard Bradley; Bibliography; Appendix; Index. Good in a duststained dustwrapper which is torn with loss.

Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd., London, first edition, 1950. Cloth, 8vo,. vii, 186 pp, ills. Approximately 350 entries. From the preface: "The eighteenth century was remarkable for the advance that was made in farmìng practicc, and a definite period of that advance lies between the publication of Tull's work and the formation of the Board of Agriculture in 1793 : so the limits to which I have confined myself in this book are justified by external circuinstances.Parallel with the advance in practice was a large increase in the number of books on farming and kindred subjects that was published. ...I have tried to leave out purely botanical works.. my intention has been to catalogue only books on vegetable, fruit, and flower production, however unwarily I may have been seduced by the charms of some that are outside my limits. Offsetting to endpapers, occasional minor foxing, otherwise Good in a price-clipped and slightly chipped dustwrapper with a tiny tear to the spine-panel.

Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd., London, first edition, 1950. Cloth, 8vo,. vii, 186 pp, ills. Approximately 350 entries. From the preface: "The eighteenth century was remarkable for the advance that was made in farmìng practicc, and a definite period of that advance lies between the publication of Tull's work and the formation of the Board of Agriculture in 1793 : so the limits to which I have confined myself in this book are justified by external circuinstances.Parallel with the advance in practice was a large increase in the number of books on farming and kindred subjects that was published. ...I have tried to leave out purely botanical works.. my intention has been to catalogue only books on vegetable, fruit, and flower production, however unwarily I may have been seduced by the charms of some that are outside my limits. Bookplate on front pastedown endpaper with some offsetting to front free endpaper, upper fore-edge corners bumped, otherwise Good.

London: Crosby Lockwood & Son, 1950. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. First edition. Octavo. ix, 186pp. Illustrated with plates. Fine in a very good dustwrapper with one inch tear on top rear corner.

London: Crosby Lockwood and Son, 1947. 1st ed. . Dark Green Cloth. VG/No Jacket. 14.5 Cm x 22 Cm. unpaginated prelims+141, 16 plates ex-pagination; clean, tight and unmarked, trace of pigment lightening bottom front cover of little consequence, covers otherwise excellent. A nice copy of this popular work.

Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd., London, first edition, 1950. Cloth, 8vo,. vii, 186 pp, ills. Approximately 350 entries. From the preface: "The eighteenth century was remarkable for the advance that was made in farmìng practicc, and a definite period of that advance lies between the publication of Tull's work and the formation of the Board of Agriculture in 1793 : so the limits to which I have confined myself in this book are justified by external circuinstances.Parallel with the advance in practice was a large increase in the number of books on farming and kindred subjects that was published. ...I have tried to leave out purely botanical works.. my intention has been to catalogue only books on vegetable, fruit, and flower production, however unwarily I may have been seduced by the charms of some that are outside my limits. Very Good in used, price-clipped and slightly chipped dustwrapper.

Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd., London, first edition, 1947. Cloth, 8vo,. 141 pp, 16 ills. Approximately 350 entries. The classic account of the first two centuries of English farming books. From the introduction: "First and foremost, of course, I have tried to supply a collation of all the editions of these works that were printed during the period laid down, slightly more than two centuries, from 1523 to 1730." Contents: I. Introduction; II. Tudor Times; III. The Age of Markham; IV. The Age of Hartlib; V. The Age of Worlidge and Houghton; VI. The Age of Richard Bradley; Bibliography; Appendix; Index. Very Good.

London, Crosby Lockwood & Son Ltd 1950. Original publisher's brown cloth hardback, gilt lettering spine, dustjacket, large 8vo: x, 186pp., 8 illustrations, conclusion, appendices, bibliography, index.

Crosby Lockwood,, [1950]. 8vo., First Edition, with 8 plates, free endpapers lightly browned; cloth, gilt back, backstrip sunned else a very good, clean copy. Sequel and complement to 'The Old English Farming Books' (1947)

London 20 Tudor Street: Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd, 1947. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. VG, 1st ed, 1947In green cloth, gilt spine titles, Boots label to u/board. Internally, half title, [8], 141 pp, [1], 16 illustrations, occasional light spot, remains of Boots label to epd. (218*140 mm).

Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd., London, first edition, 1950. Cloth, 8vo,. vii, 186 pp, ills. Approximately 350 entries. From the preface: "The eighteenth century was remarkable for the advance that was made in farmìng practicc, and a definite period of that advance lies between the publication of Tull's work and the formation of the Board of Agriculture in 1793 : so the limits to which I have confined myself in this book are justified by external circuinstances.Parallel with the advance in practice was a large increase in the number of books on farming and kindred subjects that was published. ...I have tried to leave out purely botanical works.. my intention has been to catalogue only books on vegetable, fruit, and flower production, however unwarily I may have been seduced by the charms of some that are outside my limits. Very Good.

Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd., London, first edition, 1950. Cloth, 8vo,. vii, 186 pp, ills. Approximately 350 entries. From the preface: "The eighteenth century was remarkable for the advance that was made in farmìng practicc, and a definite period of that advance lies between the publication of Tull's work and the formation of the Board of Agriculture in 1793 : so the limits to which I have confined myself in this book are justified by external circuinstances.Parallel with the advance in practice was a large increase in the number of books on farming and kindred subjects that was published. ...I have tried to leave out purely botanical works.. my intention has been to catalogue only books on vegetable, fruit, and flower production, however unwarily I may have been seduced by the charms of some that are outside my limits. Very Good in slightly used dustwrapper with a minor closed tear.

LONDON, CROSBY LOCKWOOD AND SON LTD., 1950. 1ST EDITION. A VERY GOOD COPY IN BROWN BOARD WITH SOME SLIGHT CREASING. AGE TONING TO THE FRONT AND REAR. DUSTWRAP IS COMPLETE BUT WITH A SLIGHT TEAR AT THE FRONT.

LONDON, CROSBY LOCKWOOD AND SON LTD.,1947. 1ST EDITION. A VERY GOODCOPY IN A VERY GOOD DUSTWRAP.