THE BOOK OF SUN-DIALS.

GATTY Mrs. Alfred (Originally Compiled by), EDEN H.K.F. & LLOYD Eleanor (Enlarged...

London, George Bell and Sons, 1900. Folio. Dark tan gilt. t.e.g. and other edges uncut. Heraldic bookplate of Henry Edmund Taylor to front pastedown. Some spotting to endpapers, titlepage and fore-edge, bu a good to very good copy. pp. xvii, [i], 529, [i]. With nine plates and many other illustrations...

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HISTORY OF THE WAR IN THE PENINSULA AND IN THE SOUTH OF...

NAPIER Major-General Sir W.F.P.,

London, Thomas and William Boone, 1856. Bound contemporaneously by R.H.Porter in half green morocco with gilt-lettered labels and decoration, over marbled boards. Inscription of Temple Godman, 5th Dragoon Guards, dated 1857 to front endpapers. Previous owner's label to corner of front pastedowns. Edges and some plates spotted, some off-setting from...

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AN EXPLANATION OF DASSIER'S MEDALS OF THE SOVEREIGNS OF ENGLAND.

DASSIER Jean,

London, 1797. Landscape folio. Marbled card covers with printed label to front. Seven pages of letter-press description to the rear. Bound in is a prospectus for several of Dassier's works. The covers are a little worn to the edges, but still have their original stitching. Some spotting, especially to the...

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THE FEATHERED TRIBES OF THE BRITISH ISLANDS (2 Vols.).

MUDIE Robert,

London, Whittaker & Co., 1834. Original floral-patterned green cloth with gilt title and owl decoration to spines. All edges uncut. With bookplates of a baron's coronet over 'L.R.'. At some time recased, with the original spines laid down. A very good, clean set. pp. xxiv, [ii], 379 plus adverts (8);...

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