Search Results: Authors starting with I from CHARLES BOSSOM

London: Gollancz. Very Good +/Very Good +. 1966. First Edition. Hard Cover. 8vo 0575061898 Dust wrapper not price clipped. Black cloth with bright gilt lettering on spine. .

Very Good/Very Good. 1997. Hard Cover. 8vo 0793827558 .

London: Rapp & Whiting. Very Good/Very Good. 1968. First Edition. Hard Cover. 5.5" By 8.75" tall' 79 pages clean and tight. .

London: Century. Very Good/Very Good. 1989. Reprint. Hard Cover. 8.25" By 11" Tall 071262256X Colourfully illustrated unclipped jacket with very slight shelfwear to edges and long closed tear to rear of jacket. Light green cloth with bright gold lettering to spine. Slight shelfwear to corners and edges. No inscriptions. 141 pages, clean bright and tightly bound. .

Letchworth, Herts, UK: Country Guide Publications. Very Good. 1976. ILLUSTRATED CARD COVER. 8" By 6" Tall White and blue illustrated card binding. Neat name at top of title page. Crease to one corner. 100 pages clean and tight. .

London: Hutchinson & Co. Good/Good. First Edition. Hard Cover. 6.25" By 9.25" Tall Original red cloth with gilt lettering on spine. Slight shelf wear to extremities. Light foxing to margins of early pages and edges, remainder clean and tight. Dust jacket closed tears and chipped (small pieces missing at top) looks good in a sleeve protector. .

London: The Poetry Bookshop. Good. 1915. Hard Cover. 8vo TenthThousand. Published November 1915. Original cloth boards with bright gilt titling on spine and upper cover. No ownership marks. 244 pages. 2 catalogue pages. .

London: Ian Allan Ltd.. Very Good. 1984. First Edition. Hard Cover. 7" By 9.5" Tall 0711013993 Illustrated Green Boards with red and white title to front and white lettering to spine. No inscriptions. 128 pages, clean bright and tightly bound. .

London: Hutchinson. Good. 1943. Paper Cover. 12 Mo Wire stitched booklet in printed paper covers. From the "Hutchinson's Illustrated Record" Series. 64pp. 89 black & white illustrations from photographs with brief descriptions. Clean and tight. .

London: Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd. Very Good/Very Good. 1990. Hard Cover. 8vo 0863184286 Dust jacket complete, unclipped. Colour illustrated boards. Colour frontis plate.Numerous colour plates and illustrations. 192 pages clean and tight. .

London: The Poetry Bookshop. Good. 1915. Hard Cover. 8vo Forty Thousand. Original cloth boards with bright gilt titling on spine and upper cover. Previous owner's neat name on ffep dated 1916. A small amout light foxing. 244 pages. 2 catalogue pages. .

London: Collins. Good. 1947. First Edition. Hard Cover. 8vo Green board covers suffer some fading, as does the spine. Faded gilt lettering on spine. Slight foxing to end papers. Previous owner's label on front paste down. 317 pages clean and tight. .

London: Cassell & Co. Fine/Fine. 2007. First Edition. Hard Cover. 4to 24.77 x 2.54 x 28.58 Cm 1844036022 Buyers of military history nowadays want their subjects personalised, with first-hand accounts, which is why Stalingrad by Anthony Beevor, and Max Arthur's Last Post were such hits with the public. Thus Dust jacket complete, unclipped. Original cloth boards with bright silver titling on spine. No ownership inscription. Elaborately Illustrated With Large Full-Color Photographs, Period Black & White Photographs, And Maps And Illustrations! 288 Pages clean and tight. Cassell and the Imperial War Museum have united to produce definitive illustrated histories of the British forces over the past century of modern warfare. Packed with personal testimonies, memorabilia, and tributes to the key figures of each services history, they will be fully endorsed by the Imperial War Museum, and fronted by noted historian Sir Max Hastings. .

London: George C. Harrap. Very Good/Very Good. 1972. First Edition. Hard Cover. 4to 0245506233 Dust jacket small tears and chips at edges. Grey cloth with bright silver gilt lettering. Slight bump to lower corners. 128 pages clean and tight. .

London: Longmans, Green & Co. Very Good. 1927. New Impression. Hard Cover. 5" By 7.5" Tall Green cloth with gilt title lettering to spine. Slight wear to extremities. Browned end papers Previous owner's details on front paste down and ffep. 281 pages clean and tight. .

London: Longmans Green & Co. Good/No DJ. 1880. Hard Cover. 12mo 2 vols red cloth with gilt titling and decoration, slightly bumped and rubbed, frayed to top of spines. Cloth exposed between end papers. .Illustrated title page. Volume 1. 282 pages. Volume 2. 309 pages.Cleanand tight. .

London: Grafton Books. Very Good/Very Good. 1987. First Edition. Hard Cover. 8vo 0246129255 Dust jacket complete & unclipped. Cloth with bright gilt titling on spine. No ownership inscription. 220 pages clean and tight. .

London: Ginn & Co. Very Good/No DJ. 1971. Illustrated Hard Cover. 8vo 0602211778 This book is about home: what we mean by the word and the place and what we feel and think about it. The poems, stories and extracts come in a definite order, though you can read them in any order you like. They are grouped under four titles. The first Bring Forth Fruit is about babies: having them, and how we treat them when they are here. The second title comes from a remark D. H. Lawrence once made angrily, criticising people for always wanting something else somewhere else and never `living where you are'. Each piece describes various home situations, wild, hilarious, or strained, various people there and various memories; one extract is from a social survey of homes in a large area. The third group in the volume is called Strangers and Ceremonies; the pieces within it have a rather elusive relationship with each other. Some deal straightforwardly with how people see and feel about strangers when… Read More

London: Collins / Willow. Very Good/Very Good. 1988. Reprint. Hard Cover. Sm 4to 0002182424 Inscribed By Author Dust jacket complete, unclipped, minor wear. Green cloth boards with bright gilt titling on spine. Inscribed by the author on ffep. Illustrations / Photographs. 440 pages clean and tight. The inscription reads "To Freda & Bill from 'The Man Who Wrote It"! much love Simon." In 17 April 1888, a group of men met at an old coaching inn in Manchester's Piccadilly Their objective was simple. How could they save English professional football from dying, only three years after it had become officially recognised? William McGregor, a Birmingham shopkeeper who arranged the meeting, had an idea. Why not have regular fixtures with a set of teams playing each other home and away? Not everyone was convinced, but twelve clubs agreed to try it. Thus the Football League was born, the first of its kind in the world and soon to be copied by almost every… Read More

Poole, Dorset, UK: New Orchard Publications. Very Good/Very Good. Hard Cover. Sm 4to 185079006X Dust jacket complete, unclipped price on flap, couple of nicks to edges. Cream paper covered boards with bright gilt titling on spine. No ownership inscription.. 160 pages clean and tight.. .