Search Results: Titles starting with E from Northgate Books

London: Rupert Hart- Davis, 1968. Cloth. G to Vg/Good. Bound in orange cloth, with unclipped dw, 292pp. Some underlining mainly in pencil, dw has been repaired, ex-library but with new endpapers.

Methuen London, 1926. Hardcover. Being "A Wanderer in London" and "London Revisited" in one volume, rearrabged, with new matter and new pictures. Bound in red cloth, no DW, 32 plates in colour, 40 monochrome plates, 431pp Good. Spine is faded and has tiny spots of foxing. Title page to page xii has foxing. Foxing to rest of block is very slight and mainly to page edges. No foxing on plates.

London: Croom Helm, 1985. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. Bound in black cloth with DW. Pictorial endpapers, full of coloured illustrations, 153pp

London: Smith Elder and Co., 1872. Full Leather. G to Vg. bound in full blue calf leather,blind tooled panels on boards, raised bands on spine, finely gilded page edges, fine comb design marbled endpapers, 232pp. Scuff marks on corners,raised bands and two edges, Condition of text is vg.

London: Cecil Palmer, 1927. Cloth. Good/Fair. Bound in blue canvas-style cloth, with DW, 23 in-text illustrations, 240pp. Spine has a number of small white patches. DW has been repaired. Pre-title pages are foxed.

London: Monumental Brass Society, 1987. First Edition . Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. Bound in maroon cloth, with unclippedDW, 219 illustrations mainly in-text . The book contains papers from the Monumental Brass Society's Annual Weekend Conference in 1984. It cotains papers of earlier writers with especial reference to knightly brasses, on the monuments of bishops and abbots, new art historical classification system and patterns and workshops.

New York: Dorset Press, 1990. Quarter Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. Bound in quarter cloth, black and scarlet, unclipped dw, double page familt tree, 378pp. The first Sir Winston Churchill, born about 1620 grew up to be a Cavalier Colonel fighting against the Cromwellian forces. Later he rose to political prominence in the House of Commons. His son who became the Duke of Marlborough was a genius of action and diplomacy, rising through the ranks of Britain's martial hierarchy to become the greatest military strategist of his time.

BCA London, 1975. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. Bound in black cloth with a dragon design in gold on the front cover, with DW, illustrated endpapers, 256pp, 11 maps and full of illustrations VG/VG

Cassell and Co London ("Quiver" edition), 1898. Hardcover. Bound in pale brwon cloth, no DW, illustration in black of a sunrise (in a frame) on front board, 664pp + 8pp advertisements. Good. Spine darkened, corners bumped

London: Hamish Hamilton, 1933. First Edition . Cloth. G to Vg/G to Vg. Bound in blue cloth, with unclipped dw96pp. Includes chapters, " The Tolpuddle Martyrs " and " The Early English Socialist : Forerunners of Marx ". These early socialists include Hall (a doctor), Thompson (an Irish Land_Owner) and Gray (a wholesaler). A 4 page (folded) review from 1954 of the book " William Thompson (1775-1833)by K P Pankhurst is appended to the front pastedown.

Smithsonian Institution Washington DC, 1965. Hardcover. Bound in grey cloth, no DW, map endpapers, frontis portrait, 83 figures, 203pp Good

London: Macmillan, 1892. Cloth. Good. Bound in royal blue cloth, no dw, turquoise endpapers, 138pp. + 22pp. advertisements.

London: The Falcon Press, 1948. Second Revised Edition . Cloth. G to Vg. Bound in maroon cloth, no dw, b/w frontis portrait, " John Gielgud ", 26 b/w photographs, 249pp. Contains a record of his performances and productions from 1922 to 1947. A photograph cutting is tipped onto the margin of the title page which shows John Gielgud having lunch at The Dorchester with Edith Evans and Mazo de la Roche. Tipped onto the front endpaper is an article, " Gielgud the Great " by Alan Dent. Also enclosed is a " Profile on John Gielgud "which comments, " Mr. Gielgud from the waist down means absolutely nothing. He has the most meaningless legs imaginable " Title is faded.

Eyre and Spottiswoode London, 1955. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. Bound in yellow cloth, with DW, 128pp, 4 illustrations VG/VG

Wm Blackwood Edinburgh (6th ed), 1872. Soft cover. Bound in green cloth (soft cover), no DW, 98pp + 20pp advertisement, advertisements on endpapers G to VG

Hodder and Stoughton London, 1986. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. Bound in olive green cloth, with DW, full of coloured illustrations, map, 287pp, illustrated endpapers VG / VG

Macmillan London (2nd ed), 1937. Hardcover. Hardback with boards covered in printed paper, no DW, map endpapers, 28 engravings by Frederick Griggs, pp 276 - 458 = 4pp index Good

Heinemann London, 1992. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. Bound in red cloth, with DW, 542pp, 39 b/w illustrations. Vg/VG

London: Brassey's (UK) Ltd, 2001. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Hardback, spine and boards covered with shiny, b/w illustrarted paper. The book focuses on thewar from individual soldiers' viewpoints, showing what life was like for a man or woman serving with the Soviet armed forces, 224pp.

London: HMSO, 1984. First Edition . Cloth. G to Vg/G to Vg. Bound in a blue cloth library binding, with unclipped dw, coloured frontis plate, "A typical helicopter landing pad in the Borneo jungle 1965", 32 b/w photographs, 9 maps, 5 diagrams, 280pp.Ex-library but with new endpapers.