Lord Byron – and Some of His Contemporaries (Richardson (ed.) – 1988) (ID:31443)
Author: Joanna Richardson (ed.). Year of publication: 1988. No edition remarks. 251 pages. No dust jacket. Red cloth. No slipcase. Pages and binding are presentable with no major defects.
Folio Society Lord Byron And Some Of His Contemporaries Joanna Richardson 1988
B 73636252
1819 NEW TESTAMENT 1st American BOSTON STEREOTYPE richardson and lord LEATHER
Original leather binding worn, but solid. Corners very worn down. For Bibles containing the Apocrypha, I include a photo of the Apocrypha title page or first page. Antiquarian books are handmade, hand-sewn, and often contain natural irregularities, age-related toning, foxing, small tears, edge wear, and other characteristics typical of books of this period.
1823 A Military Journal During The American Revolutionary War – James Thacher
603 pp. 8.75” x 5.25”. Hardcover full leather. Stationed at West Point in 1780, he supported the execution of British spy John Andre. A wonderful candidate for restoration and rebinding.
1823 A Military Journal During The American Revolutionary War – James Thacher
603 pp. 8.75” x 5.25”. Hardcover full leather. Stationed at West Point in 1780, he supported the execution of British spy John Andre. A wonderful candidate for restoration and rebinding.
Military Journal … 1775 to 1783 by Thacher, fine binding: best available copy
(Find-A-Grave). Fine signed binding. I have familiarized my mind to scenes of woe.”. The surprising thing is that this copy is bound in a beautiful binding by ‘Costey’, from or influenced by the French ‘romantique’ style of the period.
Military Journal … 1775 to 1783 by Thacher, fine binding: best available copy
(Find-A-Grave). Fine signed binding. I have familiarized my mind to scenes of woe.”. The surprising thing is that this copy is bound in a beautiful binding by ‘Costey’, from or influenced by the French ‘romantique’ style of the period.