Search Results: Authors starting with I from Wadard Books PBFA

London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1963 232pp well illustrated in colour and black and white. One in the Kew Series, planned, edited and written by members of the botanical staff of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Size 190x135mm

New York: Foulsham for the Fireside Press During their inexorable advance from East to West the white man encountered the Indians of the Desert, lean, sun baked warriors, imbued with shocking cruelty and vitality and endowed with deadliness and malice beyond all other tribes of American Indians. 237pp with black and white plates.

Urbana and Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 2002 xiii, 725pp illustrated in black and white.

Moscow: Progress Publishers, 1967 Good clean copy. 144pp perfect bound.

Moscow: Progress Publishers, 1967 Clean copt. 60pp twin wires. Small closed tears around staples.

Eynsford, Kent: Eynsford Village Society, 1976 Reprint of the second edition. The first edition published on the occasion of the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, June 1953. 58pp illustrated in black and white and with folding map.

London and Glasgow: Blackie Undated circa 1930s. A charming childrens tale writen and illustrated by Gregor Ian Smith.

Ashford, Kent: The Kentish Express, 1906 Saunters through Cranbrook, Bilsington, Bilsington Priory and Woodchurch. 92pp. Decorative engraved library plate to front paste down.

Ashford, Kent: The Kentish Express Saunters through Minster in Thanet, Ebbsfleet, Biddenden, Staplehurst, Rolvenden, Brookland and Fairfield. 110pp plus index to Vols 1 - 23. Slight ageing to end papers otherwise very good throughout.

Coltishall, Norfolk: Ship Pictorial Publications, 1997 A celebration in pictures of the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company. 172pp of colour and black and white captioned pictures.

London: The Wallace Collection, 1981 Letters between Richard Seymour Conway, 4th Marquess of Hertford and his agent in London Samuel Mawson. Hertford was the outstanding contributor to the making of the Wallace Collection. 143 pages, illustrated with examples from the collection relating to the correspondence. Small stain to frontis otherwise very good throughout.

London: Gall & Inglis, 1924 24pp of maps, 512pp plus index 32pp with 694 routes 500 of which have elevational section drawings all with measurements and descriptive data.

London: Whittaker, Treacher, Arnot & Co., 1834 The result of two years residence by the author.
Ex library, the English Rooms, Funchal.
Vol. One - vi, 300pp. Frontis map Island of Jersey
Vol. Two - vi, 304pp. Frontis map Island of Guernsey
Ageing fore and aft but text pages clean throughout.
Book size 205x130mm.

London & Edinburgh: Gall and Inglis, 1903 A series of elevational plans of the roads with measurements and descriptive letterpress. England including Wales, 1630 maps and plans, undated. Scotland - 500 diagrams and maps, 1903/4. Folding map in colour of England and Wales to lower pastedown. Lamp lighting tables to front pastedown. Usually associated with the needs of the cyclist this volume was produced for the motorist at a time when knowledge of inclines on your proposed route was more important.

English Heritage & Football Monthly, 2006 Covers the period September 1951 to August 1971. The magazine of Britain's national game. Images, articles and snippets from two decades of football nostalgia. 175pp well illustrated in colour and duotone.

London: A.D.Innes, 1895 The years between the wars of Marlborough and the wars of Bonaparte are commonly regarded as uninteresting despite the fact that during that time was fought out the great struggle which would rent the British race in two, but not until it had secured for the English speaking peoples the empire over North America and India. 419pp with fold out maps at back, all present and correct.

Newton Abbot: David & Charles, 1972 As a budding academic the author took the suprising decision to enlist as a private soldier in the Black Watch Regiment for five years, as something in the nature of a self imposed test. 249pp.

London: Ian Allan, 1987 The factors which influence the combat and sea going capabilities of the vessels which equip the navies of today. 112pp, well illustrated.

London: G.Bell and Sons, 1912 216pp. Spine sunned otherwise very good.

London: Chatto & Windus, 1937 Rupert the brave, the disinterested prince who had every attribute of a novelist's hero except good luck, and even that too in a sense, since he came through the thick of four wars without a scratch, is made a real and fascinating figure in this novel. So, too, is his mother, the Queen of Bohemia, that moon among beauties and dangerous figurehead of the Protestant Cause in Europe. 592pp. Signed by the author to the title page.