Search Results: Authors starting with W from Stephen Rench

London: Printed by J.B. for Ralph Smith at the Bible under the Royal Exchange in Cornhill, 1708 Book. Fair. Disbound. [32], 196, [4] pages. Pencil notes to the rear end paper. Ink owner's name to the front pastedown - Sarah Meads December the []7, 1740. Bookplate removed from the front pastedown. Title page browned and soiled. Pencil date to the upper outer corner - June 7/ [18]79. Some browning to pages throughout, occasional staining. ESTC T58316. In remains of old full leatehr binding, but both boards now detached and missing the lettering label from the spine..

Book. Poor. Soft cover. 2 incomplete catalogues issued by Waite and Saville Ltd of Otley. 1] - Modern platens semi and full automatic "Falcon" presses. W&S. Waite & Saville Ltd, Otley, Yorks, Eng. 21, [1] pages. MISSING pages 7+8. Very heavily soiled and worn throughout. Pages 17/18 detached and loosely inserted. In the original covers, but these are also very heavily soiled, stained and worn. 2] - The Falcon Platen. Waite & Saville Ltd, Falcon Works, Otley. 16 pages. The illustration on the title page has been cut out at some point in the past, so MISSING most of pages 1/2. In the original covers which are creased and lightly soiled. At the foot of page 16 it states catalogue 1136. Both catalogues are undated. In very poor condition - one lacking two pages, the other with a large section of the page cut out..

London: Printed for Harvey and Darton, Gracechurch Street, 1821 Book. Fair. Disbound. xii, 422, [20] pages + folding map. In the remains of an old full leather binding, but both boards are detached and there is wear and damage to the spine. Old leather name label to the front pastedown - James Rennell Rodd. Ink name and pencil name to one of the front free end papers. The folding map has a long tear which has modern tape repairs to the rear..

Kidlington: Plough Press, 1991 Book. Very Good. Soft cover. [colophon] Copyright 1991 Frances Wakeman. Limited to 125 copies. Set in Garamond and printed by Paul Wakeman at The Plough Press, New Castle, Delaware, USA. This is copy number 61. 8 pages. In the original printed card covers. Just light wear..

London: George Allen & Unwin, 1921 Book. Good. Hardcover. 319, [1] pages. In the original cloth binding with the printed label to the spine - the label though is worn and damaged. The cloth is soiled and marked. Pages lightly browned throughout..

London: Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, 1807 Book. Fair. Disbound. [iv] pages followed by the 20 plates, each of which has a leaf with 1 or 2 pages of text. Disbound, front board lost, rear board is completely detached. Spotting to the few sheets of tissue interleaving which remains, but this does not affect either the images or the text too much..

1896 Book. Good. Original Wraps. [iv], 26p. + 8 plates. Original printed wrappers, stained and detached [tape repaired at spine], browned at edges. Printed presentation leaf from 1896 with name of Mr P Cockerill added and ms presentation from him to H Edwin 1907 lower on the page. Some pages have come loose. Brief obituary of CC Walker from Daily Telegraph 1897 pasted to rear free end paper. Jaggard p147 which identifies this as the second edition. Privately printed..

London: John Kensit, City Protestant Book Depot, 1890 Book. Good. Hardcover. viii, 429, [1] pages + 2 pages of publisher's adverts at the rear. In the original red cloth binding, spine faded. Spotting to end papers. Small tear to the lower edge of the title page. Undated, circa 1890?.

Manchester: Printed for T. Boden [ . . . ], 1794 Book. Good. Half-Leather. [iii]-xvi, 134, [2] pages ESTC T81558, but here without the half title page. Bound with - A review of some of the political events which have occurred in Manchester during the last five years being a sequel to the trial of Thomas Walker and others for a conspiracy to overthrow the constitution and government of this country and to aid and assist the French, being the King's enemies. By Thomas Walker. London: Printed for J. Johnson; 1794. xiv, 161, [1] pages. ESTC T81544 here again without the half title page. Bound together in old half leather binding, spine worn and damaged at the head. Lettering label split and damaged. Some pages spotted and browned, more so to the first pamphlet. Ink spot to the fore edge of the first title page. Armorial bookplate to the front pastedown of Edward Swynfen Jervis.

London: Published by W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationer's Court, Ludgate Street, 1821 Book. Good. Hardcover. viii, 308 pages + frontispiece. Also bound in are variant pages 155/6 and 145/6 which are bound in after page 146. In the original paper covered boards and cloth spine. Printed paper label to the spine. Small label to the head of the spine numbered 178 in ink. Pages spotted throughout, heavier to the first half of the volume. Stain to the head of the first few pages. A few page corners torn off, but not affecting the text. Staining to some pages. Offsetting from the frontispiece to the title page..

1739: Printed for J. Roberts, near the Oxford Arms in Warwick Lane Book. Good. Disbound. 32 page pamphlet, disbound with no covers. Some soiling to the outer pages and a few corners folded. ESTC T35803 where the author is identified. Written by the Prime Minister's younger brother in the period leading up to the war of Jenkins' ear..

London, 1793 Book. Good. Disbound. xv, [i], 200 pages. ESTC T163121 with just 4 UK and 2 US locations. In the remains of the old full leather binding - front board detached, lettering label lost from spine and spine splitting also. Leather very worn. A few pages stained. Modern bookplate to the front pastedown of Charles Hughes. Needs rebinding..

London: Longman Green, 1890 Book. Good. Hardcover. [iv], iv, [iv], 395p + frontis. Illustrated throughout. Original printed boards, worn and stained. Bookplate of Charles Henry Christopher Moller. Foxing to eps. Rear inner hinge cracking. Page edges untrimmed. Slip advertising the Royal edition tipped in before half title. Page edges lightly browned. 28 x 19 cm. A heavy book, extra postage will be required to send it outside the UK..

London: James Walter, 1890 Book. Illus. by Gerald E. Moira. Good. Hardcover. For strictly private circulation. iv, 395p. Original cloth, boards stained, spine worn at head and foot. End papers replaced and spine reinforced. Few spots of foxing and very occasional crease. This the large paper edition. Armorial bookplate to front pastedown. Pages measure 385 x 280mm. Very heavy book, extra postage will be required to send it outside the UK.

London: Printed by C. Baynes; Published by G. Virtue, 1822 Book. Good. Hardcover. 694 pages + frontispiece, additional engraved title page and the 7 other plates as listed, an additional plate of Lady Jane Campbell in bound in at p354. The plate which should face p 669 is bound in at 355 instead. Spotting and staining to pages throughout. Plates are browned. Bound in full leather but joints are split and strips of leather missing from edges of spine. Front board held on by one cord..

London: Published for the author by R. Ackermann, 1816 Book. Good. Hardcover. viii, 215, [1] pages + frontispiece, folding plate and 1 other plate. a 4 page publisher's list is bound in at the rear. Pages 1/2 are bound in correctly, so page 2 starts, followed by page 1. Pages around page 51 are stained to the lower margin. Repaired tear to the lower margin of pages 209/210. Spotting to some pages. In the original paper covered boards which are worn at the edges, the spine has been replaced..

Liverpool: Printed and sold by F.B. Wright, 1825 Book. Fair. Disbound. 44 pages. Disbound pamphlet without covers. Pages soiled and lightly browned. Stains to the rear. Lower outer corner of the title page is torn away.

Didcot: The Wesse Press, 1957 Book. Good. Hardcover. xvii, [i], 331, [11] pages + plates. In the original red cloth binding. Pages spotted here and there. Spine faded. End papers more heavily spotted..

Book. Good. Hardcover. Ink presentation inscription by the author to the front free end paper - "Ellen Cook in loving memory of her dearest sister, Mary Warren, who had read and approved these papers RHW". Contents list includes 22 articles but the last of these is crossed through and marked "deficient". They are all offprints or reprints from periodicals. Titles include The misereres in Bristol Cathedral - Braun's map of Bristol, commonly called Hoefnagle's - Sculptures from Newgate and Lawford's Gate, Bristol - The Mediaeval chapels of Bristol - Wells Cathedral - Clevedon Church - The seals of Tewkesbury Abbey. Bound in the original paper covered boards and cloth spine - spine soiled and browned, a few marks to the boards. The contents seem to date from the 1890s to the early 1900s.Insect damage to the inner rear hinge..

Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and sons, 1841 Book. Fair. Hardcover. viii, 403, [1]; [iv], 391, [1]; [iv], 429, [1] pages + plate of arms of Tittlebat Titmouse to vol 2. Worn and well read condition, probably once part of a lending library as the rear pastedown on vol 1 seems to cover several names. Bookplates to each volume of Peter M Jeavons and Richard A Jeavons. Vol 2 lacks the front free end paper and the bookplate there is on the rear of the title page. Bound in worn and crude quarter leather over paper covered boards, all worn and joints split on vol 2. Tears to all spines. Pages are browned and stained throughout. Some ink and pencil notes and one pencil drawing. Lower margins of pages i-iv of vol 3 have been torn away, but no loss to text. A few tips of corners have also been torn away. Author not named on title pages..