Search Results: Titles starting with I from Rochdale Book Company

T. Fisher Unwin, 1898, pp. xxiv, 136. Original cloth, bevelled edges. A little dusty, but good, sound condition. A detailed account of the author's experiences during a month in Strangeways, Manchester in 1896.He was a councillor arrested for public speaking in Boggart Hole Clough, Blackley. Given the options of a £5 fine or a month in gaol he chose the latter.

Rochdale, Edwards & Bryning, 1923, second edition (much enlarged from the first), pp. 281, numerous photo illustrations. Includes legends of Clegg Hall, Stubley Hall, Milnrow, Littleborough, Buckley Hall, Ashworth Chapel, Royton Hall, Brown Wardle, The Baum Rabbit etc. Original cloth a bit dull and marked, spine a bit rubbed, but still in sound condition. The photo of Buckley Hall has come loose and been re-inserted

Manchester University Press, for the Chetham Society,1982, pp.241, illustrated. Very good in the original cloth. Chetham Society, Third Series, Volume 29. Covers the old counties of Lancashire and Cheshire, except Furness and Cartmel.

Manchester,Chetham Society,1986, first edition,pp.(12),235. Very good condition in d.w. Chetham Society,Third Series, volume 32.

1950, pp. xiv, 186, well illustrated. Dust jacket a bit rubbed and frayed, but complete and now in a loose protective sleeve. Book excellent.

Manchester,Chetham Society,1986, first edition,pp.(12),235. Very good condition in d.w. Chetham Society,Third Series, volume 32.

British Academy, 1964, offprint from the Academy Proceedings. Original card covers, very good condition. Postage will be less than the standard rate.

Manchester, Chetham Society, 1879-1888, two volumes, small 4to. Excellent condition in the original cloth. Part 1 covers Salford Hundred and Part 2 West Derby, Blackburn and Leyland Hundreds. Chetham Society, First Series, Vols 107 and 113.

Royal Commission on Ancient & Historical Monuments in Wales & Monmouthshire, 1960 to 1964. Complete 3 volume set. Original cloth, Volumes 2 and 3 ex-library with the usual stamps. Volume 3 with old cellotape marks down the inner hinges, tape now removed and with splash marks to the back cover. Top eges of text blocks foxed, some general signs of use, but a sound working set.

Liverpool, 1921, pp. viii, 92 with three portraits. Original cloth, noticeable foxing owing to the absorbent nature of the paper, else good, sound condition.

Manchester, Chetham Society, 1845, small 4to,pp. cxii, 84, with folding coloured frontispiece, coloured plate and large folding pedigree of Heywood of Heywood. Original cloth, corners a little bumped, but very good condition. Chetham Society, First Series, Vol.7.