Shelf wear to top and bottom of spine with slight fading to boards.

no. 41 of 50 de luxe copies signed and inscribed by the author

A good tightly bound copy with the usual age toning. Pencil inscription on fep. seven colour illustrations and numerous black and white ones.

“No dust jacket. Illustrated green cloth covers in firm condition displaying edge wear and staining. The spine is sunned and cracked along the inside edges. Pencil inscription on front endpaper. Previous owner’s name inscribed on added title page. No date of publication indicated, although Introduction”" dated 1909. “”Populair geschetst en voorzien van circa 280 toelichtende illustraties”". “”"

Pages darkened. Cover shows some scratches and some tears at the top and bottom of the spine.

“notices of the civil and ecclesiastical affairs of the neighbouring district “” Leather and gilt cover “

Good biographical info in the members of the club. With a covering letter from the author, presenting the book as a gift to a friend. Minor scattered foxing.

Translated by Jean S. Faikosch. Illustrations 39 to 46 are loose.

Contains various black and white illustrations and photographs. Embossed stamp to the half title page.

A compilation of authorative information on problems of hotel economics

DW has faded spine with tear to back hinge.

Full calf binding with gilt decoration to the spines and ruling to the boards. Marbled end papers and page edges. Previous owner’s name on prelim of vol 1. A piece of the title pg has been torn off on both vols. Probably bearing a previous owner’s name. The tissue guard of the frontis aquatint is half out and has some ink spatter. 12 lovely hand coloured aquatints with tissue guards. Contact seller for photographs.

Pictorial hard cover with red linen spine. Binding slightly shaken with browning to boards and some foxing on pages. This is a second impression, same year as the first.

Edited by Hilary Rennie. DW chipped at top and bottom, with large closed tears on back panel. DW spine faded.

Four volumes. Volume 1 Chaucer’s England. Volume 2 Age of Shakespeare and Stuart period. Volume 3 The eighteenth century. Volume 4. The nineteenth century. Dust jackets have some creasing on edges. Previous owners inscription to end papers. Slight foxing to endpapres and fore-edges.

Dust jacket in poor condition with damage to the back cover. Very good firm copy.

Ink inscription on fep. Some foxing to pages.

Volume 2 . Leather spine,  marble boards well worn. this volume is a list of exhibitors at the exhibition of 1862, and starts with a list of “philosophical instruments,photography, horological instuments, musical instuments, surgical instuments, textiles, saddlery,stationary, furrniture, iron an general hardware, steel cutlery and travel” .Minor foxing to endpapers. Good firm copy with many black and white illustrations.