Search Results: Authors starting with C from Books On The Green

Commissaire de l'Exposition: Lydia Artias / Maison de la Culture et des Loisirs Saint Etienne, 1979. . Soft-cover. French text. With colour and black-and-white illusrations. Contents: binding stretched and beginning to separate first few pages. Otherwise pages generally very good and clean. Illustrations bright. Cover: some surface scoring (indentations, not scratched through). Corners a little creased. Slight blemishes. Short tear rear top edge. Otherwise bright.

New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1993. . 1st edition. Hardback in dustwrapper. Contents: pages very good and clean throughout. Dustwrapper: very good and clean. Minimal shelf-wear. A very good, tight copy. 202 pp.

London: Hawk Books, 1990. . 1st edition (thus). Hardback, no dustwrapper. Landscape format. Pictorial washable boards. With colour and black-and-white illustrations. Contents: pages very good and clean. Boards: very good and bright. A very good, tight copy.

University of London Press, 1951. . Reprint. Pale orange linen soft-cover. A good, clean copy. Previous owner's name-stamp fep. 112 pp.

London: Chatto & Windus, 1898. . A New Edition. Dark blue boards, gilt embossed. Blind-stamped decorative motif corner of front board. Uncut page edges. Contents: occasional moderate foxing to pages, otherwise very good and clean. Boards: corners a little rubbed, otherwise very good, bright and tight.

London: Blackfriars, 1951. . 1st edition. Booklet format. The Aquinas Society of London, Aquinas Paper No. 17. An expansion of a Paper read to the Aquinas Society of London. Contents: corners lightly curled/creased. To edge of first few pages tanned. Slight burn mark page edge extremities. Cover: front top edge browned. Further browning and scattered spotting. Smudging and darkening to edges. Fair. A tight working/reference copy. 44 pp.

Kessinger Publishing. . Soft-cover. A facsimile reprint of the 1899 edition (originally published by Elliot Stock, London). Contents: pages very good and clean. Cover: a little creasing, otherwise very good and bright. A very good, tight copy. 234 pp.

Penguin, 1988. . Reprint. Paperback. "A Penguin Self-Starter". Small dent edge of spine, otherwise a very good, clean copy. 300 pp.

H. M. Stationery Office / HMSO, 1957. . Vintage HMSO information booklet. Ministry of Works Technical Notes No. 5. Yellow illustrated covers. Illustrated. Contents: corners a little creased. Slight rusty staple marks. Otherwise good. Cover: light smudge mark. Small rusty staple marks. Otherwise bright. Hole-punched and binding edge. No. 13 handwritten front corner. Remarkably well-preserved. 11 pp.

London: Hamlyn, 1975. . 1st edition. Small folio. Hardback in dustwrapper. With numerous black-and-white photo illustrations. Contents: pages generally good and clean. Dustwrapper: two short closed tears to rear cover corners. Some light creasing. Otherwise good+. 221 pp.

Campbell Books. . Book with sound effects. Colour illustrations. A new book in plastic packaging.

London: Constable, 2013. . Paperback. Illustrated by The Brothers McLeod. A very good+, clean, bright copy. 121 pp.

London: Ernest Benn Limited, 1929. . 1st edition. Hardback. Brown cloth, gilt embossed spine. No dustrapper. Frontispiece. Illustrated. Fold-out map. An ex-libris copy with usual stamps and markings. Contents: inside edges of frontispiece and feps marked with brown tape where previous owner has tried to reinforce loose pages. Occasional moderate foxing, otherwise pages generally good and clean. Inner hinges reinforced. Boards: edges and corners lightly rubbed, otherwise good. Library digits towards base of spine. 370 pp.

(no date, circa 1950s). . Folded green cover Programme with black-and-white photograph (folded with small tear top edge). Programme a edges a little faded, otherwise good.

Oswestry: Anthony Nelson, 1992. . 1st edition. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Hardback in dustwrapper. With black-and-white photo illustrations. An ex-library copy, with usual stamps and markings. Contents: apart from library markings, the main body of text is generally very good and clean. A few corner tips lightly creased. Dustwrapper: moderate to generous creasing to edges/corners. A few light blemishes. Label on spine. Otherwise bright. A tight copy. 315 pp.

Quaker Oats Ltd., 1935. . Blue soft-cover illustrated with a schoolboy standing next to a table full of magic tricks. Contents illustrated. Pages browning, notes inked inside rear cover. Spine taped with masking tape. Cover spotted, but quite bright. 64 pp.

London: Heinemann, 1964. . 1st edition. Hardback, no dustwrapper. Blue boards, gilt spine lettering. Boards a little dusty, otherwise a good, tight copy. 266 pp.

Oxford University Press, 1998. . Hardback in dustwrapper. The Oxford History of The British Empire Volume I. Contents: pages generally very good and clean. Edge/corner extremities a little dusty (margins unaffected). Boards very good. Dustwrapper: spine a little sunned. Slight edge creasing. Otherwise clean and bright. 533 pp.

Ladybird Books Ltd.,1958. . Reprint. Series 536. Illustrated by Roland Green. Slight rubbing to corners & one corner slightly bumped, otherwise very good & bright. 50 pp.

London: Thames & Hudson, 1959. . Hardback, no dustwrapper. Pink boards, with black/gilt titles and design. Translated from the French by James Cleugh. With numerous colour plates. Contents: endpapers lightly browned. Extremities lightly spotted. Otherwise pages generally very good and clean. Boards: very good and clean. A very good, tight copy. 317 pp + "The Arrangement of the Museum" plan.