Resultados da Pesquisa: Títulos que começam com Q de Wadard Books PBFA

London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1910 Letters (all incoming) to Sir John Rodes of Barlbrough Hall, in the County of Derby, Baronet, and to John Gratton of Monyash 1693-1742. The Quakers, at that time, were mostly men of the humbler sort, and John Rodes was evidently of some account amongst them. It is delightful to read of the exceeding joy of these simple people at the conversion to their faith of one baronet. Having said that many of the letters are from William Penn, no less. 202pp with b/w and folding plates.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995 123pp. Ownership inscription otherwise a good clean copy throughout.

London: Horace Cox, 1905 138pp and a great source of inspiration for the modern sandwich maker. Biege cloth printed in Prussian Blue and Red, lightly soiled.

London: Horace Cox, 1904 " All these recipes have been carefully tested, and are all (as I know from practical experience) well within the capacity of any ordinary "good plain cook," gifted with fair intelligence and a litte good will." 131pp. One of a series of books that make up a cabinet.

Glasgow: The Literary Press, 1936 Being the story of her construction, launch and completion narrated in pictures.

London: Jonathan Cape, 1967. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 220x145mm. A chunk of black mineral deposit from a spoil heap in Cornwall, the inexplicable fogging of photographic plates, and a stroke of genius which by-passed the crucial problems of nuclear technology...... 256pp..

London: Macmillan, 1979 All her life, from the time of her earliest childhood in Kensington Palace to her long years of widowhood, Queen Victoria drew and painted. She was a passionate recorder of everything around her. 224pp profusely illustrated in colour and black and white. Dustjacket a little edgeworn, otherwise very good throughout.

West Clandon: The Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment Museum, 1997 108pp well illustrated with black and white photographs and maps.
Size 240x185mm

Cambridge: Lutterworth Press, 1988 A traditional Celtic tale of brave heroes, ancient magic, giants and witches. Translated into modern welsh from the medieval original and now retold in English. Powerful illustrations in colour and black and white. 64 pages.

London: Ernest Benn, 1947 A little survivor from the days when we actually had hardware traders. Interesting content. 79pp illustrated. Signed by the author to the front end paper.

London: Herbert Jenkins Ltd Orage cloth, spine ends lightly rubbed, bottom corner bumped. Ownership inscription to front end paper. Random light foxing, otherwise a good second hand copy.