Search Results: Authors starting with E from Mabel Winifred

Forward (sic) by Pastor James Wunderlich, Chairperson Finke River Mission Board.

The signs of use include clear tape reinforcement to spine, a few marks to edges, and tape reinforcement at inner margin of title page.

An ownership inscription on front free endpaper. Top edge foxed. The dust-jacket has a small chip to the foot of its spine, is creased at the head and foot of its spine and neat repairs to its blind side.

Puffin Story Books PS95.
Romney Marsh series
Light tanning to pages.

Complete with the full-colour folding board game (pages 16A and 16B) and the Spinner and Counters (page 16C).Though often absent as it was designed to be detached from the book this game is integral to the book: a running footnote to every leaf informs the readers that 'Many of the incidents throughout this book are illustrated on pp. 16A and 16B' i.e. the board game.
The illustrations include four full-page colour plates.
Violet Crumble advertisement on rear wrapper.

Punchbowl Farm and the Thornton family.
The dust-jacket has an old price and two short tears to its front panel and a little rubbing to the head of its spine.
Top edge tinted, lightly faded in patches.

All edges gilt. An owner's name stamp on front free end-paper. Cloth a little soiled. Head and foot of spine and corners of boards and external hinges rubbed.The four-page catalogue after the text, 'Books of Story and Adventure', is dated 7.08 i.e. August 1908.

Better known for his poetry. An essay into the apocalyptic.

This ex-library copy is attractive, clean and firmly bound with a replacement spine lettered in gilt. The front and rear panels of the dust-jacket are laid down on the front and rear boards.

Clive Williams did the jacket illustration.

Jacket design by Barry Wilkinson.

'The Vine Clad Hill' and 'Black Forest' advertised on rear flap of dust-jacket

Edges foxed. The dust-jacket has a few neat repairs on its blind side.

Hutchinson's Star Series
As usual, pages lightly tanned.

Undated but presumably first edition.

Time travel. Allan gained her insights into the lives of the rural poor as a land girl during world war two.

A prize label on front fixed endpaper; all endpapers have residue marks from old tape.
Jacket design by Geoffrey Whittam.

Includes Gaelic Glossary.

Herald Library No. 4. Appears to be unillustrated, but the pagination suggests that once there may have been a frontispiece.

Gift inscription on front free endpaper.