Resultados da Pesquisa: Títulos que começam com E de Church Street Books

Norwich: Soman Wherry Press, 1943. Stapled booklet and mainly photographic record of the main features of Norwich Cathedral, which dates back to the 11th Century. Signed on title page by the author and photographer "Yours Sincerely E. C. Le Grice". Card covers, 47pp with b/w illustrations. Staples rusty and just very light shelfwear to covers, internally very clean and tight. ND, but notes dated Oct. 1943. Illustrated wraps (DJ) have moderate general wear, severe rubbing along spine with small losses and larger loss at foot of spine spreading 4cm on both sides of spine to depth of 4cm max. Ref:114839. By Author. First Edition. Card Covers. VG/G-. Illus. by E. C. Le Grice (photographs). 15x23cm.

London: British Museum Publications, 1983. Lavishly illustrated in b/w and colour. Card covers, 127pp inc notes. Covers have slightly discoloured edges, otherwise book has very little sign of use, no spine creases. A VG copy. Ref:082770. Third Edition. Card Covers. VG+/N/a. 19x24.5cm.

London: Collins, 1971. Later novel by the prolific Cumberland/East Anglian author, set in Suffolk. Green covers with gilt, 192pp. Covers have bumping to head and foot of spine, but very little wear with tiny dint on each top edge. Page edges dusty. Otherwise internally clean and tight. Unclipped DJ has corresponding bump to head and foot of spine, but very little wear. It is, however, grubby. Ref:104394. First Edition. Cloth. VG/VG-. 13.5x20cm.

Hersham, Surrey: Dial House, 2001. Landscape format collection of atmospheric colour photographs of East Anglia - from Cambridgeshire to the coast. Reprint (1st 1996) signed by author/photographer John Worrall, on ffep. Illustrated boards, 80pp. Neat gift inscription on front pastedown, otherwise book has no obvious faults. No DJ. Ref:114900. Signed by Author/artist. Reprint. Illust. Boards. VG++/N/a. Illus. by John Worrall (photographs). 24.5x19cm.

London: Michael Joseph, 1984. The forces which have created the East Anglian landscape and its towns and villages. Blue covers with gilt lettering to spine, 256pp inc index with numerous b/w and colour illustrations. Book has no obvious faults in price-clipped DJ which has the lightest signs of use. A VG copy. Ref:082291. First Edition. Cloth. VG++/VG+. 18.5x25cm.

Aylesbury, Bucks: Shire Publications, 1986. Card covers, 32pp inc index, with b/w illustrations. Book has only the very lightest sign of use. Ref:082543. First Edition. Card Covers. VG+/n/a. 15cmx21cm.

Ipswich: East Anglian Magazine, 1971. Articles by a selection of East Anglia's top writers. Card covers, 208pp with b/w illustrations. Covers have very light wear, a spine crease and a few light scratches on lower cover. A VG copy. Ref:104057. First P/back Edition. Card Covers. VG+/n/a. 18.5x24cm.

Ipswich: East Anglian Magazine, 1971. Green covers with gilt lettering to spine. Green endpapers. 208pp with numerous b/w photographs. Book basically sound with mildly bumped corners and slightly sunned top edges. DJ is not price-clipped, but has general wear at edges, a couple of nicks and small losses at foot of spine. Ref:06958. First Edition. Cloth. VG/G. 19x25cm.

Cambridge: Patrick Stephens, 1980. Popular regional history of the Britsih people, following Fletcher's BBC TV series. Green covers with gilt lettering to spine, numerous b/w illustrations, 160pp inc index. Book has very mild sunning to cover edges and neat previous owner's name on pastedown, under flyleaf. Non-price-clipped DJ has 1cm closed tear to top fore edge, otherwise very sound. Still a nice copy. Ref:071026. First Edition. Cloth. VG/VG-. 17.5x24.5cm.

Stoke By Nayland, Suffolk: Jardine Press, 1988. Enlarged second edition (1st 1987) of drawings by the East Anglian artist which first appeared in the Eastern Daily Press. Illustrated card covers, 64pp with drawing of place of interest and brief caption on each page. Covers have just light shelf wear, no creases. Internally very clean and tight. A VG copy. Ref:114892. Second Edition. Card Covers. VG/N/a. Illus. by Andrew Dodds. 14.5x21cm.

Norwich: Wensum Books, 1974. Accounts - with photographs - of shipwrecks dating back to 1868, and including Sir Ernest Shackleton's Nimrod in 1919. Many photographs taken by the author. Red covers with gilt lettering to spine. Book (112pp) in very good condition. DJ very sound and intact but with minor discolouration to top edge and some fading of spine lettering. A very nice copy. Ref:06990. First Edition. Cloth. VG++/VG+. 19x24.5cm.

Aylsham: M F Barnwell and Sons, 1991. Tour of the county with numerous b/w illustrations. 244pp with fold-out map at rear. Book in very reasonable condition with very minor wear and creasing to covers with a few modest marks on the rear. Previous owner's name on ffep. Ref:06927. Third Edition. Decorated Card Covers. G++/N/a. 12cmx19cm.

London: William Heinemann, 1929. Easter hymn written in play form. First edition, blue buckram covers with gilt on spine and upper cover, 14pp. Covers have virtually no wear or bumping, page edges dusty and foxed, as are prelims. Otherwise internally clean and tight. Unclipped DJ is faded, has general edge wear with several small nicks and losses. But overall a decent copy. Ref:114887. First Edition. Buckram. VG/G. 13x19cm.

Fareham, Hants: The National Poetry Foundation, 1991. First slim edition of poems - many previously published in other forms - from the Cumbrian poet, 55pp. Book has no obvious faults - looks unread. Ref:081994. First Edition. Card Covers. VG++/N/a. 15x21cm.

London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1918. Selection of four lesser-known plays by Barrie, inc. "The old lady shows her medals", "The New Word", "Barbara's wedding" and "A well-remembered voice". First edition. Blue covers with blue lettering on white panel on front cover. Spine sunned and lettering faded on panel. Mild marking and head and foot of spine modestly bumped, otherwise a sound copy. Ref:06863. First Edition. Cloth. G+/N/a. 13cmx19cm.

Linkup, 1992. Life of a Diss, Norfolk man who lost his sight during the war through diabetes and went on to work for blind organisations and earn the BEM. Book was published with royalties going to the Diabetes Association. Very scarce first edition, signed by the subject on title page. Card covers, 50pp inc a bloc of b/w photographs. Book has very little sign of use. Ref:082569. Signed by Subject. First Edition. Card Covers. VG++/N/a. 15cmx21cm.

London: Constable, 1905. A comedy in narrative. Neat previous owner's name (dated 1907) on ffep and minor pencilled notes on rep, otherwise used but sound copy. Ref:06554. Cloth. G+/N/a. 11x16.5cm.

London: Mcgraw Hill, 1965. Grey covers with gilt on blue panel on spine and upper board, 452pp. Covers have light edgewear, more so to head and foot of spine. Foot has moderate bumping. Hinges are both cracked but holding well. A few light marks on prelims and dusty page edges. Ref:104258. First Edition. Buckram. G+/N/a. 14x22cm.

London: George Bell, 1905. In Bell's Science Series. Green covers with gilt lettering to spine. 265pp (inc. index). Mild foxing to page edges and neat previous owner's name on ffep, very modest signs of wear, otherwise very tight, sound copy. Ref:06994. Second Edition -Reprint. Cloth. VG+/N/a. 13cmx19cm.

London: Knight and Co, 1881. Fifteenth edition of the Education Acts Manual with an introduction and notes by Owen. Green covers with gilt lettering and rules on spine, blind-stamped Knight's monogram front and back, 635pp inc index plus more than 60pp of adverts. Yellow endpapers with adverts. Extremities lightly rubbed and bumped, a couple of mild marks on covers and hinges weakening. But overall very presentable for its age. Heavy book may require extra postage. Ref:082319. Fifteenth Edition. Cloth. VG-/N/a. 15cmx22cm.