Peebles, Ian Cricket North & South
London: Sportsmans Book Club, 1955. Illustrated by Photographs. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo Dust jacket complete, slight wear to edges. Maroon cloth with bright gilt titling on spine. No ownership inscription. Photograph frontis. 237 pages clean and tight. (Book ref. 122163) £4.00
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London: Sportsmans Book Club, 1955. Illustrated by Photographs. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo Dust jacket complete, slight wear to edges. Maroon cloth with bright gilt titling on spine. No ownership inscription. Photograph frontis. 237 pages clean and tight. (Book ref. 122163) £4.00
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Yorkshire County Cricket Club Yorkshire County Cricket Club.1976
Yorkshire County Cricket Club Committee, 1976. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall Green cloth covered boards with bright gilt titling and decoration. Committee, statistics, teams, reports. (Book ref. 122154) £4.00
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Yorkshire County Cricket Club Committee, 1976. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall Green cloth covered boards with bright gilt titling and decoration. Committee, statistics, teams, reports. (Book ref. 122154) £4.00
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Yorkshire County Cricket Club Yorkshire County Cricket Club.1975
Yorkshire County Cricket Club Committee, 1975. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall Green cloth covered boards with bright gilt titling and decoration. Committee, statistics, teams, reports. (Book ref. 122153) £4.00
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Yorkshire County Cricket Club Committee, 1975. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall Green cloth covered boards with bright gilt titling and decoration. Committee, statistics, teams, reports. (Book ref. 122153) £4.00
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Yorkshire County Cricket Club Yorkshire County Cricket Club.1973
Yorkshire County Cricket Club Committee, 1973. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall Green cloth covered boards with bright gilt titling and decoration. Committee, statistics, teams, reports. (Book ref. 122152) £4.00
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Yorkshire County Cricket Club Committee, 1973. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall Green cloth covered boards with bright gilt titling and decoration. Committee, statistics, teams, reports. (Book ref. 122152) £4.00
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Yorkshire County Cricket Club Yorkshire County Cricket Club.1978
Yorkshire County Cricket Club Committee, 1978. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall Green cloth covered boards with bright gilt titling and decoration. Committee, statistics, teams, reports. (Book ref. 122151) £4.00
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Yorkshire County Cricket Club Committee, 1978. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall Green cloth covered boards with bright gilt titling and decoration. Committee, statistics, teams, reports. (Book ref. 122151) £4.00
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London: Stanley Paul & Co, 1959. Illustrated by Photographs, Illustrations. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Fair to Good. 8vo Dust jacket slightly rubbed to edges, chunk missing from back, unclipped price on flap. Red cloth with bright gilt titling on spine. No ownership inscription. 143 pages clean and tight. THE Ski Club of Great Britain boasts more than sixteen thousand members. Even this represents only a proportion of the nation's present-day ski-ing enthusiasts. With costs each year increasingly more competitive and economical, this healthy, exhilarating pastime is no longer the prerogative of the wealthy, and countless additional holidaymakers now enjoy ski-ing for pleasure. Offering most useful encouragement to those seeking more information before 'having a go' themselves, here is practical advice on clothing, equipment, travel, resorts and accommodation as well as an explanation of elementary technique, with particular emphasis on the special coaching courses organized by the Central Council of Physical Recreation. As a beneficial work of reference, it fills a long-standing gap in the sports library and should contribute greatly to a nation's ski-mindedness. Howard Bass is the Editor of The Skater and Skier. (Book ref. 121930) £4.00
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London: Hutchinson. Second Impression. Hard Cover. Very Good/Good. 5.25" By 7.5" Tall' Circa 1945. Scarce boxing novel by the Author of "Ringside." Dust jacket small tears and chipped with some small loss. Red cloth with gilt titles on spine, slight fading to some areas. No inscription. 192 pages clean and tight. (Book ref. 121866) £50.00
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London: Constable, 1988. Illustrated by Illustrated. New Enlarged Edition. Laminated Soft Cover. Very Good. 12mo 0094685703 Small name on f.paste down. 248 pages clean and tight. A book written for the active mountaineer and climber to help him or her in times of emergency. The author provides first-aid information to cover all the eventualities a mountaineer is likely to be confronted with at least once in a lifetime. Dr Steele is concerned as much with the teacher taking a party of children across the British moors as with a young doctor climbing in the Himalayas. In the mountains the climber is often far from help with few resources and scant medical knowledge. The author tables suggestions for necessary equipment and drugs and then goes on to describe various conditions and how best to treat them; from irritating blisters and nosebleeds to broken limbs, hypothermia and pulmonary oedema. Complex medical detail and that superfluous to on-thespot aid is retained in small print. The Medical handbook for mountaineers was originally published in 1976. In this new pocket-size book the author has rewritten and expanded the text to take account of the latest medical developments and to include some material on more serious conditions. (Book ref. 121860) £4.00
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London: Nicholas Kaye, 1950. Illustrated by Numerous Drawings. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 4to Dust jacket complete but price clipped. Green cloth with bright gilt titling on spine. No ownership inscription. 96 pages clean and tight. Beginning with equipment and the reasons for each element of its design and continuing with first principles of walking, climbing and turning around, each step is explained in the light of its relation to, and usefulness in, the art as a whole. The system presented here belongs to no particular " school." Instead, it represents the latest thought in skiing technique profiting by the various contributions of the Swiss, French, Austrian and Norwegian champions and teachers. From the first exercises in downhill running, through the intermediate steps and the final analysis of each of the motions that combine intofluid and powerful advanced skiing, each section is carefully planned to develop positivelythe timing and rhythm needed for high speed skiing. It presents the auxiliaries of the skier's repertoire-jump turns, skating steps, etc. and concludes with an analysis of some of the most common errors in ski technique, showing the unfortunate effects of such errors. Completely designed and illustrated by the author . . . one of the finest books on skiing ever published . (Book ref. 121805) £11.95
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Fingleton, Jack Four Chukkas to Australia : The 1958 - 59 M.C.C. Tour of Australia ( Cricket )
London: William Heinemann, 1960. Illustrated by Photographs. First Ediition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo Dust jacket slightly rubbed and chipped to edges, tiny closed tears, price clipped. Green cloth with silver titling on spine, slight wear to edges. No ownership inscription. 179 pages, Appendix Tour statistics, score sheets. Clean and tight. PETER MAY sailed from England in September, 1958, with what looked-on paper, at least-to be one of the strongest teams ever to represent England abroad. Indeed, some critics claimed that this team could well have played the Rest of the World and beaten them! But May's team did not win a single Test. In the biggest upset of modern cricket times, Australia, under the energetic Benaud, won four Tests and drew the other. What went wrong? The greatest army of pressmen and former players in the history of the game came to write the story of the tour, but the welter of opinions served only to confuse and confound. Was the umpiring as bad as some said? Was Australia's success due to alleged "chucking"? All these allegations, and more, were made by English writers with the team. Here, now, is the story as seen through the eyes of Jack Fingleton, acclaimed as Australia's outstanding writer on cricket. He wrote on the tour for leading newspapers in Commonwealth countries. A Test player himself (he was the first ever to make four successive Test centuries), and a professional journalist, Fingleton writes with authority; his opinions on these contentious matters show them in a fresh, clarifying perspective. English lovers of the game have long known his articles in the London Sunday Times and by his appearances on television for the B.B.C. he is known to millions for his informative and witty comments. Fingleton not only traces the highlights and the background of this 1958-59 M.C.C. tour of Australia. He draws a clearyicture of the lessons the tour taught-and these lessons cannot be ignored if Test cricket is to retain its popularity in so many countries in the world. This is Fingleton's sixth book on cricket-all of them have been best sellers. (Book ref. 121787) £6.50
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London: William Heinemann, 1960. Illustrated by Photographs. First Ediition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo Dust jacket slightly rubbed and chipped to edges, tiny closed tears, price clipped. Green cloth with silver titling on spine, slight wear to edges. No ownership inscription. 179 pages, Appendix Tour statistics, score sheets. Clean and tight. PETER MAY sailed from England in September, 1958, with what looked-on paper, at least-to be one of the strongest teams ever to represent England abroad. Indeed, some critics claimed that this team could well have played the Rest of the World and beaten them! But May's team did not win a single Test. In the biggest upset of modern cricket times, Australia, under the energetic Benaud, won four Tests and drew the other. What went wrong? The greatest army of pressmen and former players in the history of the game came to write the story of the tour, but the welter of opinions served only to confuse and confound. Was the umpiring as bad as some said? Was Australia's success due to alleged "chucking"? All these allegations, and more, were made by English writers with the team. Here, now, is the story as seen through the eyes of Jack Fingleton, acclaimed as Australia's outstanding writer on cricket. He wrote on the tour for leading newspapers in Commonwealth countries. A Test player himself (he was the first ever to make four successive Test centuries), and a professional journalist, Fingleton writes with authority; his opinions on these contentious matters show them in a fresh, clarifying perspective. English lovers of the game have long known his articles in the London Sunday Times and by his appearances on television for the B.B.C. he is known to millions for his informative and witty comments. Fingleton not only traces the highlights and the background of this 1958-59 M.C.C. tour of Australia. He draws a clearyicture of the lessons the tour taught-and these lessons cannot be ignored if Test cricket is to retain its popularity in so many countries in the world. This is Fingleton's sixth book on cricket-all of them have been best sellers. (Book ref. 121787) £6.50
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London: Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd, 1983. Illustrated by Numerous b/w Photographs / Illustrations. First UK Edition. Illustrated Card Cover. Very Good. 4to 0436473917 122 pages of text. 32 colour plates, 120 pages of b/w plates, index clean and tight. Heavy book but will be despatched within the UK for default charge. No international Air Mail due to weight. (Book ref. 121781) £5.95
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LYON, M.D. A Village Match And After
London: Eveleigh, Nash & Grayson, 1929. Illustrated by Aubrey Hammond. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. 8vo Green cloth withfading to spine, rubbed edges, gilt titling. A very few light foxing spots on page tips. No ownership inscription. Frontis plate, 8 cartoon art plates by Aubrey Hammond. ix, 224 pages clean and tight. (Book ref. 121765) £8.00
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London: Eveleigh, Nash & Grayson, 1929. Illustrated by Aubrey Hammond. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. 8vo Green cloth withfading to spine, rubbed edges, gilt titling. A very few light foxing spots on page tips. No ownership inscription. Frontis plate, 8 cartoon art plates by Aubrey Hammond. ix, 224 pages clean and tight. (Book ref. 121765) £8.00
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PERRY, Roland The Don : Based on Interviews with Cricket Legend Sir Donald Bradman
London: Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd, 1996. Illustrated by Photographs. First Edition, First Impression. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine. Lge 8vo 0283062894 Wrapper has been price clipped. 645 pages clean and tight. The Don is the first in-depth biography of Sir Donald Bradman, considered by many - including every Australian prime minister from Billy Hughes to Paul Keating - to be the greatest Australian ever born. Based on exclusive interviews with Bradman, it covers every aspect of his cricket career, a career in which he became the most talented competitor ever to grace a sporting field. He became a legend before he was a man, and his status grew through his deeds and character even during retirement. But what is myth and what is real? What motivated Bradman to be the best, to break every cricket record and win every possible competition for his country? Who were his real enemies and finest adversaries? What were the facts behind crises such as Bodyline, a method of attack designed to destroy Bradman? How did he cope with unprecedented public adulation in Australia and the UK, when others could not? Roland Perry has written a vivid and illuminating book which reaches to the heart of the true Bradman character. Including much biographical information never before published, the book traces the untold story of Bradman's early years and largely ignored early batting achievements and brings to life with mood and detail every major performance including his eighty Test innings. The page-turning narrative and meticulous research give a complete portrait of an exceptional life. (Book ref. 121748) £14.95
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London: Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd, 1996. Illustrated by Photographs. First Edition, First Impression. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine. Lge 8vo 0283062894 Wrapper has been price clipped. 645 pages clean and tight. The Don is the first in-depth biography of Sir Donald Bradman, considered by many - including every Australian prime minister from Billy Hughes to Paul Keating - to be the greatest Australian ever born. Based on exclusive interviews with Bradman, it covers every aspect of his cricket career, a career in which he became the most talented competitor ever to grace a sporting field. He became a legend before he was a man, and his status grew through his deeds and character even during retirement. But what is myth and what is real? What motivated Bradman to be the best, to break every cricket record and win every possible competition for his country? Who were his real enemies and finest adversaries? What were the facts behind crises such as Bodyline, a method of attack designed to destroy Bradman? How did he cope with unprecedented public adulation in Australia and the UK, when others could not? Roland Perry has written a vivid and illuminating book which reaches to the heart of the true Bradman character. Including much biographical information never before published, the book traces the untold story of Bradman's early years and largely ignored early batting achievements and brings to life with mood and detail every major performance including his eighty Test innings. The page-turning narrative and meticulous research give a complete portrait of an exceptional life. (Book ref. 121748) £14.95
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Snow, E.E. A History of Leicestershire Cricket
Leicester, UK: Edgar Backus, 1949. Illustrated by Plates. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Fair. 8vo Dust jacket in clear protective sleeve, unclipped, chunks missing from edges, creased and worn. Green cloth with bright gilt titling on spine. Neat name on f. paste down. Mark left by usted paperclip at top of a few pages. Frontispiece portrait , 42 plates, xiv, 380pp, clean and tight. MR. SNow has compiled one of the most comprehensive of county cricket histories in A History of Leicestershire Cricket which tells the story of two centuries of cricket in the counties of Leicestershire and Rutland. From 1744 until the end of 1948 the scores of important matches are recorded together with other important statistics. Biographical details of all the leading players are given, with stories of many interesting incidents and a complete list of all who have played for the county since 1787. This book will be invaluable to all lovers of the game and indispensable to those especially interested in Leicestershire cricket. (Book ref. 121714) £10.00
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Leicester, UK: Edgar Backus, 1949. Illustrated by Plates. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Fair. 8vo Dust jacket in clear protective sleeve, unclipped, chunks missing from edges, creased and worn. Green cloth with bright gilt titling on spine. Neat name on f. paste down. Mark left by usted paperclip at top of a few pages. Frontispiece portrait , 42 plates, xiv, 380pp, clean and tight. MR. SNow has compiled one of the most comprehensive of county cricket histories in A History of Leicestershire Cricket which tells the story of two centuries of cricket in the counties of Leicestershire and Rutland. From 1744 until the end of 1948 the scores of important matches are recorded together with other important statistics. Biographical details of all the leading players are given, with stories of many interesting incidents and a complete list of all who have played for the county since 1787. This book will be invaluable to all lovers of the game and indispensable to those especially interested in Leicestershire cricket. (Book ref. 121714) £10.00
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London: B T Batsford Ltd, 1955. Illustrated by Diana Rait Kerr: 34 Illustrations, 17 in Colour. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 4to Dust jacket complete, unclipped, chipped, slight wear to edges. Green cloth with gilt titling on spine. Small marks on cover. No ownership inscription. A few foxing spots.144pp, 17 colour and 17 b/w illustrations. Notes on the illustrations by Diana Rait Kerr. HE Game of Cricket has as long a lineage, and has been as widely celebrated both by writers and by artists, as any the world has known. For cricket, with its traditions, its ritual and its subtlety, is outstandingly a connoisseur's game. To foreigners it is incomprehensible, but to its devotees, whether Indian, Australian, South African, West Indian or English, it inspires an affection which continues long after active playing days are over. Sir Norman Birkett is known as one of cricket's most discriminating enthusiasts. In this book he has written an account of the game which is compounded equally of his own experience as a player and as a spectator, and of his knowledge of cricketing history. To Sir Norman Birkett's essay has been added as fine a collection of historic cricket pictures as have ever illustrated a book on the game. In date these illustrations range from the eighteenth-century pictures of Paul Sandby and Francis Hayman to a contemporary painting of Lord's by Charles Cundall. Some 17 are reproduced in colour and among them are the cream of the collection of the late Sir Jeremiah Colman. Miss Diana Rait Kerr, Librarian to the M.C.C., has been actively en-. gaged both in the selection of these illustrations and in writing the notes on them which are printed in this book. Here, it will be generally agreed, is an addition of permanent value to the long and illustrious literature of the Game of Cricket. (Book ref. 121708) £12.00
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London: Faber & Gwyer, 1928. Illustrated by Josef Dahinden, Dr P Wolff and J Gaberell. First English Edition. Limp Leatherette. Very Good/No DJ. 12mo previously published in German. Limp green blindstamped leatherette, bright gilt decorations and spine titles. Previous owners name on ffep. Xii, 13-218 pp., Frontis, 154 illustrations from photographs by the author and by Dr P Wolff and J Gaberell and from Diagrams by the author, index. Clean and tight. Scarce title. (Book ref. 121516) £69.95
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London: Horace Cox, 1905. Illustrated by Numerous Photographs and Diagrams. Second Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. 8vo Original pictorial boards. Bright illustration on upper cover and titling on spine. Slight bump at top of spine. Small red mark on upper cover. Advertising front paste down followed by title page. Frontis plate, Preface. xvi, 116 pages, with numerous photographs and diagrams. ( 18 Advertising pages at rear + paste down). Very clean and tight. Revised Second Edition. a very nice copy. "PREFACE. SINCE the first edition of this book was produced two years ago popular interest in the sport has increased by leaps and bounds. We have endeavoured to keep pace with the times, and the present volume is an attempt to, give a really complete account of the sport, which will be useful to beginners and experts alike. To the historical part has, been added a chapter on Continental ski-running, whilst the technical part has been remodelled, enlarged, and, we trust, rendered more lucid and complete. Wherever necessary new diagrams have been added, and the whole-page illustrations have been chosen with a view to, indicating the great beauty and variety of the snow regions of the earth. Here and there actual alterations of views previously expressed will be found. We make no, apology for these, but desire frankly to acknowledge our errors, and to thank those friendly critics who have pointed them out. With ignorant criticism we have been very little troubled, and with actual hostility simply not at all. We are further greatly indebted to the many friends who have rendered us positive assistance. The frontispiece is from Herr Halstrom's wonderful picture " Paa Skare," which that gentleman has given us unqualified leave to reproduce. They ski-runner which it depicts also serves as a central figure for the cover, designed by Mr. Nice Jungman. To those who have kindly permitted us to copy their photographs we hereby take the opportunity of expressing our best thanks. The outline of the Solberg Hill is from an accurate drawing by Herr Von de Beauclair published in Ski, to the editor of which paper we are also indebted for the drawings illustrating Herr Sohm's detachable seal's-skin and climbing-irons. To Herr S. Hoyer-Ellefsen, Herr Fredrik Juell, Herr Trygve Smith, Herr Durban Hansen, and numerous other skilful Norwegian runners we are grateful for many a useful hint and word of advice, whilst we owe to Herr Zdarsky a valuable practical demonstration of his methods of teaching. Messrs. C. W. Richardson, E. H. Wroughton, and H. P. Cox have been kind enough to help with the actual production of the little work, and if there be any others who we have omitted to mention we would hereby beg them to accept at once both our apologies and thanks. E.C.R. November, 1905." (Book ref. 121512) £275.00
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E. Ferdinand Lemaire Indian clubs and how to use them: A new and complete method for learning to wield light and heavy clubs, graduated from the simplest to the most complicated exercises
London: Iliffe and Sons Ltd, 1890. Illustrated by 218 Illustrations By the Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No DJ. 8vo Green cloth with gilt titling on spine and upper covers, slightly rubbed to edges, a few marks on upper cover. Patterned endpapers small amount of loss to middle. A few foxing spots mainly to prelims. No ownership inscription. 205 pages including appendix Strength and Strong Men. plus adverts. Clean and tight. (Book ref. 120842) £65.00
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London: Iliffe and Sons Ltd, 1890. Illustrated by 218 Illustrations By the Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No DJ. 8vo Green cloth with gilt titling on spine and upper covers, slightly rubbed to edges, a few marks on upper cover. Patterned endpapers small amount of loss to middle. A few foxing spots mainly to prelims. No ownership inscription. 205 pages including appendix Strength and Strong Men. plus adverts. Clean and tight. (Book ref. 120842) £65.00
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Thormanby Famous Racing Men and Tales of the Turf
London: James Hogg & Sons, 1882. Illustrated by Randolf Caldecott. Hard Cover. Fair/No DJ. Lge 8vo Brown cloth covered boards with gilt decoration of a fox on front cover. edges badly rubbed. Cloth cover badly rubbed and worn with some discolouring. Tear to cloth at side of spine. Tiny embossed stamp on ffep from W.H. Smith Libary, the Srand. Frontis plate. A few pages have grubby marks, the majority of pages are clean. Scarce book in fair condition. (Book ref. 119709) £30.00
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London: James Hogg & Sons, 1882. Illustrated by Randolf Caldecott. Hard Cover. Fair/No DJ. Lge 8vo Brown cloth covered boards with gilt decoration of a fox on front cover. edges badly rubbed. Cloth cover badly rubbed and worn with some discolouring. Tear to cloth at side of spine. Tiny embossed stamp on ffep from W.H. Smith Libary, the Srand. Frontis plate. A few pages have grubby marks, the majority of pages are clean. Scarce book in fair condition. (Book ref. 119709) £30.00
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KINGSLEY, George Henry NOTES ON SPORT AND TRAVEL; with a Memoir by his Daughter Mary H Kingsley.
London: Macmillan, 1900. Illustrated by Frontis Portrait Plate. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. Lge 8vo Original red cloth with gilt titling on spine. Slight fade to spine. Corners minor rubbing and bumped. Frontis of Kingsley. Black end papers, book plate to f. paste down. Newspaper article tipped om=nto verso of ffep. Neat name on title page. .Pages vii + 544 inc. index. clean and tight. Memoirs of Kingsley's life by his daughter, Reminiscences of sporting life in Scotland and at sea, catching fish and hunting Chamois (Book ref. 119321) £20.00
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London: Macmillan, 1900. Illustrated by Frontis Portrait Plate. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No DJ. Lge 8vo Original red cloth with gilt titling on spine. Slight fade to spine. Corners minor rubbing and bumped. Frontis of Kingsley. Black end papers, book plate to f. paste down. Newspaper article tipped om=nto verso of ffep. Neat name on title page. .Pages vii + 544 inc. index. clean and tight. Memoirs of Kingsley's life by his daughter, Reminiscences of sporting life in Scotland and at sea, catching fish and hunting Chamois (Book ref. 119321) £20.00
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