Search Results: Titles starting with N from J. W. McKenzie

London, Sidgwick & Jackson,, 2014.. NEW CRIME SCENE EVIDENCE. A STUNNING FORENSIC BREAKTHROUGH. THE KILLER REVEALED. 8vo. (8)+312pp. Illustrated. A review of the murders by Jack the Ripper, using DNA evidence.

London, Raphael Tuck & Sons,, 1933.. ILLUSTRATED BY C.E. BROCK, R.I. Large 8vo. ix+262pp. Frontispiece and 7 plates by C.E. Brock.. Original cloth, gilt. First edition.

London, Holden & Hardingham,, (1915).. TRANSLATED BY DR. A.S. RAPPOPORT. Large 8vo. xi+268pp. Engraved frontispiece and 18 plates. The love life of Napoleon Bonaparte.

London, John Murray,, 1846.. 8vo. xvi+301pp. One map. First edition, second issue, (page 19, line 1: 'Pomare'), without the catalogue at end The author's first book. When the author sailed the Pacific in 1841 he gained most of the background material for 'Moby Dick'. On reaching the Marquesas Islands he deserted ship.

London, Methuen & Co.,, 1903.. WITH DESCRIPTIONS IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH. A NEW EDITION. Large folio. Half-title and two title-pages (one French and one English), contents page and four pp. prefaces. Colour title-page and fifty colour plates, each with tissue-guard, and with a leaf of descriptive text to each plate. A reprint of the first edition of 1823. The plates include horse-racing, fox hunting, shooting, angling, fly-fishing, prize-fighting and dog-fighting.

London, D. Bogue, 1847.. ILLUSTRATED BY A. HENNING. Small 8vo. 103pp. text illustrations throughout. First edition.

New York, Horizon Press, , 1954.. Small 4to. 223pp. Profusely illustrated. Original cloth, covers soiled. First edition.

Worthing, Pitch Publishing,, 2019.. THE JIMMY GREAVES STORY. FOREWORD BY SIR GEOFF HURST. 8vo. 384pp. Illustrated. A biography of the England, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, and West Ham footballer Jimmy Greaves.

London, Chatto and Windus,, 1883. 8vo. (7)+242pp. and 32 pages of publisher's advertisements. Original pictorial cloth. Spine faded, otherwise good condition. First edition. Jefferies (1848-1887) is best known for his prolific and sensitive writing on natural history, rural life and agriculture in late Victorian England.

London, Thomas Nelson,, 1938.. 8vo.xiii+325pp. Illustrated. Original cloth in dust-wrapper.

London, Elliot Stock,, 1903.. WITH A CHAPTER ON FLINT BY B.C. POLKINGHORNE. 8vo. viii+200pp. Frontispiece, text illustrations and 1 folding map. Original printed cloth. Spine worn, lower hinge cracked.

London, printed for Robert Sayer, at the Golden Bucks, Fleet Street,, (1765).. Oblong 8vo. 19 leaves (versos blank).

London, Griffith Farran Browne & Co.,, 1897.. ILLUSTRATED BY EDITH D. LUPTON. 8vo. xii+179pp. Illustrated. All edges gilt.

Chicago, American Medical Association,, 1965.. 8vo. 510pp.

London, , 1975.. FOREWORD BY IAN ALBERY. 8vo. 344pp. Text illustrations. The definitive work on the subject. This book was first published in 1961 and this edition has been greatly revised and enlarged. See Cavanagh, British Theatre. A Bibliography 1901 to 1985, 1346.

London, Methuen,, 1904.. WITH FIFTY ILLUSTRATIONS BY WALTER TYNDALE AND FOUR ILLUSTRATIONS BY LUCY KEMP-WELCH. 8vo. (x)+300pp. Frontispiece, 50 colour plates. A history of The New Forest.

London, Printed at the Chiswick Press for Private Circulation Only,, 1901.. BY AN OCTOGENARIAN. Small 8vo. 222pp. Original cloth-backed boards. PRESENTED BY THE AUTHOR, INSCRIBED AND DATED on the front endpaper. Containing a Shakespearian quotation and a short poem by the author for each day of the year.

London, Batsford,, 1931.. A SURVEY OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY R.H. PACKMAN, AND A FOREWORD BY GORDON CRAIG. Folio. xii+24pp. 128 pages of plates (with 152 illustrations in colour, and 392 in monochrome). An important review of the development of the theatre since the First World War. Cavanagh, British Theatre. A Bibliography 1901 to 1985, 471. 'Also published in French. Four UK productions are illustrated.' Fletcher & Rood, Edward Gordon Craig: A Bibliography, B20 (a).

London, printed by W. Wilson,, 1808.. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, AN INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNT OF THE ISLAND, AND A VOYAGE ROUND ITS COAST. 8vo. xiv+171+(4)pp. Folding facsimile letter (repaired to fold), 36 engraved plates and folding hand-coloured map. Contemporary full morocco, spine worn. Illustrations of the Isle of Wight.

London, Whittaker & Co.,, 1859-60.. OCTOBER 1858 TO SEPTEMBER 1860. Two volumes. 8vo. 298+293pp. Each bound in half calf, not uniform. Library stamp on front endpaper of volume II. Cricket references. Goldman, Bibliography of Cricket, 1937: 'Rare.'