Search Results: Authors starting with I from Addyman Books

International Penal and Penitentiary Foundation N.d. (c.1950s).. International Penal and Penitentiary Foundation. No date (circa 1950s). Hardback, NO DW. Slim 8vo. Original dark green cloth, silver lettering. Boards are a little worn and bumped, with a couple of indentations to extremities. Contents overall are very clean and sound.

1952. First edition UK. Victor Gollancz, London. 1952. Red cloth. No dust wrapper but very clean and sound with only the inevitable tanning to pages.

1953. First edition. Victor Gollancz, London. 1953. Red cloth. 246 pages. Sl. sunning to spine and margins of upper board. Lacks dust-wrapper but a clean and sound copy of this scarce title.

Dell Publishing Company. New York. 1947. Dell Publishing. No. 384. A Map - Back Mystery. 1947. Spine rubbed to edegs, shelfwear to edges of covers, pages browned otherwise clean and sound.

Dell Publishing Company. New York. 1947. Dell Publishing. No. 274 A Map - Back Mystery. 1947. Spine hollowed with worn patches, signs of wear to covers, pages browned to margins otherwise clean and sound.

1955. First edition. Victor Gollancz, London. 1955. Hardback with DW. 222 pages. Dust-wrapper a little grubby with sl. wear to corners at head of spine; price torn from lower corner of front flap.

1949. First edition. William Morrow, New York. 1949. 250 pages. Fore-edges of boards and ends of spine rubbed. No DW.

Dell Publishing Company. New York. 1950. Dell Publishing. No. 457. A Map - Back Mystery. 1950. Spine faded and rubbed to edges, shelfwear to edges of covers, pages browned otherwise clean and sound.

1879. Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag (F. Hegel and S�n). Copenhagen. First edition, first issue. Small 8vo. Publisher's turquoise cloth decorated in gilt and black. Slight wear to head and tail and edges of spine and corners. All page edges gilt. White coated endpapers. Leather presentation plate, lettered in gilt to Professor William Beattie, C.B.E. from the Trustees of the National Library of Scotland. Pages slightly browned, front free endpaper lightly creased, neat 19th century ownership signature to half-title otherwise a remarkably clean and fresh copy of a very scarce item. Professor William Beattie (1903-1986) was the Keeper of Printed Books in the National Library of Scotland 1931 � 1953; Librarian of the National Library of Scotland 1953 � 1970 and after this became the first Director of the Institute of Advanced Studies in the Humanities, Edinburgh.1972 � 1980. His portrait is in the Print Room of the National Portrait Gallery of Scotland. His scholarship embraced many aspects of… Read More

Schiffer Publishing, Atglen. 1998. Schiffer Publishing, Atglen. 1998. 4to hardback with dust-wrapper. 262 pages. Colour reproductions throughout. Index.. Clean and sound.

1979. Weatherhill, New York/Heibonsha, Tokyo. 1979. First edition. Hardback with DW. Many colour and b&w plates. A beautiful copy in wrapper that is sunned to spine and along top edge of front cover.

1943. Western Mail, Cardiff. 1943. First edition. Hardback, no DW. FLAT-SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR to title page. Turquoise boards, label piece to upper board. Gift inscription to front endpapers. Foxing throughout, but it remains a very nice copy.

1908. First edition. George Philip & Sons, London. 1908. 32-page pamphlet in red card cover printed in black. A little rubbing to exterior.

Macmillan, London. 2008. First edition. Macmillan, London. Hardback with dust-wrapper. 382 pages. Very clean and sound. Signed by author on title-page.

nd [1948]. Blandford Press, London. nd [1948]. Hardback with DW. Slim 8vo. 111 pages. B/w photograph plates. Overall a good clean copy in worn and rubbed wrapper, lacking small portion from head of spine.

nd [1948]. Blandford Press, London. nd [1948]. Hardback with DW. 111 pages. B/w photograph plates. Wrapper is worn and torn, lacking small portion from head of spine and also from rear panel. Contents are clean and sound.

Editions des Deaux Coqs D'Or. Paris. 1965. First edition. Slim square 8vo. The French equivalent of the Little Golden Library in the UK or Little Golden Books in the USA. 20pp. Illustrated in colour to every page. Small close tear to margin of title. Extremities worn, tail of spine pulled and one inch portion missing from head of spine. VG.

Michelin. Paris. 1919. Slim, blue limp boards in faded, slightly chipped, brown paper wrapper with pink label pasted down to upper. 56pp. Maps. Illustrations.

Sigma Press, Wilmslow. 1989.. Colour printed paper-covered bds. 182pp. Index. Upper hinge partially cracked inside as consequence of poor binding; sl. wear to extremities. VG- ISBN 1 85058 058 8

Barrie and Jenkins, London. 1970. Barrie and Jenkins, London. 1970. First edition. Hardback NO DW. Small slim 8vo. Brown cloth boards with gilt to spine and upper. SIGNED limited editon of 50 copies, this being number 27. Yellow pages. Boards a little bumped and a very slight lean to the spine. A lovely clean copy.