Search Results: Titles starting with G from The Small Library Company

Penguin, 2007. Very good. 2007 Penguin Classics Reissue. .

Thames and Hudson, 1972. Very good. Price clipped on dust jacket. Heavily illustrated. First. Dust jacket: Very good..

Birmingham Medical Research Expeditionary Society, 2020. Very good. First. Dust jacket: Very good..

Art Editions, 2007. Very good. First. Dust jacket: Very good..

Cresset Press, Readers Union, 1959. Very good. Includes dust jeacket. First. .

Farrar & Rinehart, 1942. Very good. War edition. .

Chatto & Windus, 1955. Very good. First. .

Andre Deutsch, 1963. Very good. .

Abrahams, Unknown. Very good. Wrapped in protective film. First. Dust jacket: Very good..

Kingsmead Reprints, 1969. Very good. Some water staining on dust jacket. Some discolouring of book covers. First Thus. Dust jacket: Good.. From 1700 to 1830 [Illustrated]. Reprint of original published in 1948 by Faber & Faber Ltd

Continuum, 1994. Very good. First. Dust jacket: Very good..

Westview Press, 1994. Very good. First, Review Copy. .

The Folio Society, 1973. Very good. A few marks on the case. First Thus. Dust jacket: Very good..

Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2004. Very good. Dust jacket: Very good.. John Gielgud wrote letters almost every day of his adult life. Whether at home in London and later in Buckinghamshire, or acting abroad or on location, he delighted in sitting down each morning and recounting what had been going on and what he felt about events around him. He was still writing just a few days before his death aged 96 in May 2000. His letters are treasured by the recipients and the problem for the editor has been in selection. He wrote in an increasingly idiosyncratic hand and remarked that even he needed a magnifying glass at times to see what he had actually written. Through the letters, which begin with those to his mother, we meet a man who delights in gossip, in describing what he sees and experiences. Gielgud's love letters. They show that he was not shy is expressing the intimacies of personal relationships. Gielgud had a reputation for speaking his mind, and this is evident as he writes about his contemporaries,… Read More

Oxford University Press, 1995. Very good. Second Impression. .

The Arts Council of England, 2002. Very good. Grey Boards. First. .

Chatto & Windus, 1938. Very good. .

Allen Lane, 1980. Very good. 1st. Dust jacket: Very good.. Signed by author; with dedication

Alfred A. Knopf, 1931. Very good. 4th Printing. Not available in UK., First. Dust jacket: No dust jacket.. US film adaptations 1935 and 1942. Radio adaptation with Orson Welles (1939). Major influence on Miller's Crossing (1990) by the Coen Brothers.

National Trust/Office du Livre, 1977. Fine. Small mark on front cover. Gilded top edge. Book in cardboard box. First. Dust jacket: Fine.. Limoges and Other Painted Enamels. [Heavily illustrated]