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First edition. An almost very good book without dustjacket. Reminiscences of aristocratic life at the end of the 19th century. Very good except for two marks on front cover. One small annotation - the original owner has written "what awful piffle" at the very end of the book

First edition. An almost very good book with dust jacket. Green cloth (possibly rebound) with gilt decoration to spine. History of the Linley family. Slight wear on first blank page following fep, tissue guard for frontispiece is folded

Two Volumes 492pp and 639pp of two. First edition, 1781. No covers, complete with frontispiece, list of subscribers. Contents are almost very good, with only scattered light foxing. One blank page loose. Names of John James Gooch and Paul Gooch on fep

First edition. A near fine book ((slight edgewear to bottom of spine) in a near very good dust jacket (significant wear and some loss to top of spine and rear). Memoir of a girls attempt to discover the past of her father, a minor Austrian Nazi

First edition. A fine book in very good dust jacket (small tear to rear, slight darkening to rear)

First edition. Small biography of Amy Donald, teacher and graduate of the University of Aberdeen 1905.

First edition. A very good book (sunned to top edge) in a fair (severe wear to top edge) dust jacket

First Edition. Fine Book in Very Good Dustjacket.

First edition. A near fine book in near fine dust jacket

First edition. A near fine book in very good dustjacket. Previous owners signature on fep, jacket has slight wear to top of spine and to one corner. A brief look at many subjects, from Capt W E Johns to fishing on the Spey, and the sporting abilities of Lenin.

Edition not stated. Published jointly by Putnam (New York) and Elek (London), though printed by Putnam. A complete set of six volumes very good (slight wear to spines) without dust jackets.

First edition. A near fine book in a good+ dust jacket (top of jacket is chipped and folded)

First edition. A very good book in very good dust jacket

First edition. A fine book in an almost very good (fading to spine and with general wear and a few small tears) dustjacket.

A very good book in  good dust jacket. Pages of book somewehat browned (cheap acidic paper), with light shelf wear at bottom of spine. Jacket has wear and folded tear to top of spine (which is sun-browned) and small area of loss (1 inch X 1/2 inch) on bottom of rear.

'Symphonia Books' . A very good book (endpapers darkened, and 3 small indents in spine) without dust jacket.

First edition. A fine book in fine dustjacket. The author ran the Russian Tea Room, New York, for nearly 30 years

First Edition. Fine book in Fine Dustjacket. The biography of a Cornishman

Reprint. Signed by author. A near fine paperback book.  A true story of a Warwickshire teacher his struggles to interest his pupils in Rural Science and the school's eventual success in producing prize-winning animals. Engagingly told and well illustrated

First edition. A very good book without dust jacket. By the captain of some of the most famous Post War luxury liners