A Popular History of Newbury
Walter Money. pub. Simpkin,Marshall, Hamilton, Kent and Co. London and W.J.Blacket Newbury. 1905. 244pp. Original dark blue cloth with gilt design to top cover and gilt titling to spine. 24 b/w illustrations and 4 folding plates. Virtually unmarked – a fine copy.
The Modern House in England
F.R.S.Yorke. pub. Architectural Press. 1937. First edition. 144pp. inc. index to featured architects. Original grey tweed cloth boards. Moderate usage. Internally very good. Profusely illustrated inc. 3 folding plans. Discreet ownership inscription stamp for the Albert Bye,Simms and Gifford practice to ffep.
Architectural Sketches, Ecclesiastical, Secular and Domestic, in Worcestershire and its Borders.
J.Severn Walker. 1862. Vol 1 (parts 1 and 2 – all published). Printed for the Author by Deighton and Son Worcester. 42pp. descriptive text. 31pp. illustrations. Large paper copies to subscribers only. Original card boards, worn and somewhat discoloured. Spines poor. Internally better with occasional pale foxing.
A Topographical and Historical Description of the County of Salop.
Rev. Nightingale. pub. Sherwood, Neely and Jones. nd. 338pp. + index, etc. Original paper covered boards. Cloth spine with 2″ split and remains of old paper label. Folding map and 21 copper plate engravings. Occasional spotting. Accompanying receipt from 1925 for 3/6d.
Westmoreland,Cumberland,Durham & Northumberland
Thomas Rose. pub. Fisher & Son. 1832. 100 pp. 96 steel engraved views + engraved title. Original marbled boards, leather spine with gilt title. Some wear. Occasional pale spotting and marginal discolouration.
Tables for the easy Valuing of Estates
Bernard Scale. pub. The Author Dublin 1771. 107 pp. Old ownership stamp to engraved title page of Fitzgerald Solicitor Dublin. Table 3 has small tear – no loss. Bottom board missing hence
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Bibliotheca Staffordiensis
Rupert Simms. pub. A.C.Lomax Lichfield. 1894. no. 206 of 450. Original blue cloth. Slightly rubbed to top and bottom of spine. Contains tipped-in hand written note signed by Simms to a Mr. G.T.Lawley concerning confusion over the works of William and James Amphlett and other matters.
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