Search Results: Titles starting with N from Keogh's Books

, an account of British involvement in Pakistan, with three fold out maps of the region, 297 pages

, unpaginated, with illustrations and adverts throughout, text in French, programme for the opera being held at the Opera Royal de Wallonie"

, xiv, [2] 212 pages, 17 plates including one map and one plate in colour.

, 243 pages, with 3 colour plates, comes with newspaper cutting about the stabbing of Naguib Mahfouz

, [8], 71 pages, [1], complete

, x, 390 pages, black and white photo frontispiece of Johnann Georg Kronlein, loose sheet of errata to rear. From the library of Adi Inskeep (socio-anthropologist)

, 6 unpaginated pages followed by one blank leaf, the second and third leaves have roman numerals ii and iii on the recto but there is no other pagination. Text is recto of title page only. This item may have been printed at the Schloss Wollfenbuttel or by Otmar in Augsburg. The first leaf is a list of castles and estates in Saxony and Braunschweig and the second leaf is an inventory of Schloss Wollfenbuttel. Schloss Wollfenbuttel was the main residence for the Principality of Brunswick-Wolfenb�ttel between 1432 and 1753. In 1542 when this was printed it was captured by the Schmalkaldic League lead by Friedrich Johann, hence the need for the inventory. All in gothic text, in German

, 89 pages, includes illustrated colour frontispiece, SIGNED and with message by author on front free endpaper

, London: Published by Chappell, , 1880. First Edition. Paperback. , sheets in good condition, spotting to cover, heavily tanned pages with damp mark running through. 35 x 26cm. , 7 pages, colour illustrated cover, sheet music

, xii, 761 pages, 19 plates comprising 16 portraits and 3 folding maps at the rear

, xvi, 768 pages, tipped in errata slip at p768, 30 plates, 11 of which are hand coloured or aquatints and 19 black and white, 4 fold out maps to rear. Contains a botanical appendix, published by authority of The Right Honourable Earl of Bathurst.

Published by Robert Boulter, London, 1679 First Edition. , disbound from larger volume with fragments of leather remaining at spine, top margins to pages have brown stains, pages yellowed, first and last external pages darkened and staring to peel away, good + condition firmly held. Folio (over 12 - 15 inches tall). , 35 pages with 5 introductory pages

, viii, 239 pages, 1 advertisements page.

,x, 281, & [6], 280 pages, complete with 10 plates"

Volume I: xii, [1] (list of plates), 423 pages; Volume II: v, [1] (list of plates), 362 pages (including Appendix at rear containing plates of New Genus including snakes and crabs); 19 engraved plates in total (including 2 folding maps of Island of Java and Great Barrier Reef) of varying subject matter (including Interviews with Natives at Wickham River, Natives at Cape York, Treacherous Bay at Erroob, Malays), engravings in text throughout both volumes, bookplates of 'Francis Beaufort' [of the wind scale], on upper pastedown and inscribed "Harriet M P Strickland" on title pages (both Volumes), inscribed "Flora Pollen" on title page (Volume I) and upper free endpaper (Volume II), upper blank inscribed with handwritten dedication by "Flora Pollen...1931" to her son (Volume I) explaining naval and friendship connections between all those named, the Beaufort wind force scale is named after this Francis Beaufort

, viii, 574 pages, publisher's catalogue at rear [2], with bookplate of Perry Alport Molteno on front pastedown

, x, 348, 30 pages, 3 plates including two folding maps and frontispiece, signed letter from the author tipped onto verso of title page "Dear Sir, I shall be delighted to join you but owing to the illness of a near relative it is somewhat doubtful, yours H. Sandwith" dated May 22nd 1856, addressed to Sir Robert Taylor Pritchett whose inscription appears on the title page. Robert Taylor Pritchett was a gunmaker (son of the head of Enfield) and landscape painter

, xii, 400, viii, 464 pages, 2 folding plates

, 123 pages, 4 separate title pages: A Narrative of the Loss of His Majesty's Packet Lady Hobart on an Island of Ice, June 28, 1803; A Narrative of the Loss of the Honourable East India Company's Ship Cabalva, which was Wrecked on the Morning of July 7, 1818 upon the Cargados Garragos Reef in the Indian Ocean; A Narrative of the Loss of the Centaur Man-of War 1782; A Narrative of the Loss of the Litchfield Man-of War on the Coast of Africa November 29, 1758, also includes two photocopies of newspaper articles from shipwreck of Lady Hobart

, Volume I xxviii, [4], 597 pp +errata. Volume II xiv [2], 694 pp. Appendix Volume,viii, 352 pp., 54 black and white plates which include 7 loose folding maps. The loose maps are all facsimiles and not originals.