Search Results: Authors starting with I from Byre Books

Cambridge University Press, 1988 In the series New Studies in Archaeology. VG, no inscriptions, in VG DJ.

London: Routledge, 1990 VG, no inscriptions, in very lightly sunned, VG DJ.

Cambridge University Press, 1987 In the series New Directions in Archaeology. Laminated covers sunned and lightly worn, no inscriptions, generally VG.

OUP London 1962 PB Translated by James Walter MacFarlane. Good 63pp 0

OUP London 1962 PB Translated by Jens Arup. Good 104pp 0

Methuen London 1985 PB Contains Ghosts, The Wild Duck, The Master Builder. Translated by Michael Meyer. Good. 319pp 0

J M Dent London 1927 HB Translated by R Farquharson Sharp. Cover marked and faded, internally VG 316pp 0

J. M. Dent and Sons Ltd London 1923 HB No. 552 of Everyman's Library. Translated by R. Farquharson Sharp. Contains: The Warriors at Helgeland, Ghosts, and An Enemy of the People. Good - cover worn and spine faded. 247pp 0

Hallgarth House Durham 1943 PB A useful and stimulating introduction for the amateur. Stapled booklet, covers marked and sunned, neat name to front cover, no other inscriptions, good. 104pp 0

The Pushkin Prizes in Scotland Glasgow 1999 HB An anthology of poems and prose from secondary school children in Scotland and Russia, with a foreword from Pushkin's great-great-granddaughter, Lady Butter. Ex-lib, in hard laminated illustrative library binding, clean and sound, good. 128pp 0

Long stapled booklet published by the Guild of Benevolence of the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology, established after the sinking. with details of the construction of the vessel and photographs of the engineering staff. Marks to illustrative covers, no inscriptions, clean, tight and sound, good.

Putnam & Co London 1939 HB Cover worn, lettering to spine faded into illegibility, some age-mottling, good, no DJ. 332pp 0

Jamieson and Munro, 2011 A local history, integrating the history of Scotland with that of Dunblane. VG, no inscriptions.

Lanarkshire County Council, 1937 Published to celebrate the coronation of George VI. Stapled booklet, gold covers worn and marked, no inscriptions, many contemporary advertisements, good.

Woods Hole, Mass.: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, 1943 Ex-academic library, minimal marking. Essays contributed during 1942, also the Annual Report from 1941. The 1940 excerpt from International Ice Observation and Ice Patrol Service in the North Atlantic is also bound in. Covers worn and marked, slight marking to pages and very occasional marginal ink marks, tight and sound, good. A heavy book.

Woods Hole Massachusetts 1942 PB Papers which appeared in 1941, with the annual report of 1940. A report from the International Ice Observation and Ice Patrol Service from 1939 is bound in. A heavy book. Ex-academic-library, minimal marking; covers worn and marked, some grubby marks to pages, tight and sound, good. 0

Department of Social Issues Belfast 1993 PB A study of sectarianism in the context of Ireland and Northern Ireland with suggestions for a Christian solution. VG 159pp 0

London: John Lehmann, 1952 Green cloth much sunned and marked, spine title faded to illegibility, neat name (poet Jack Beeching, dated 1.IX.56) to ffep, foxing to prelims, otherwise clean and sound, good.

London / New York: Lawrence and Bullen / Longmans, Green and Co, 1895 One of 750 copies. Dark red cloth a little marked, worn to the spine top and tail, gilt on top, no inscriptions, some foxing to prelims and the occasional grubby thumb-print, generally clean, sound and good.

Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1891 Second edition. Dark red cloth a little worn, marked and sunned, corner cut from ffep and half title but leaving a 1903 inscription; there are very occasional faint traces of erased pencil annotation and a couple of pages have been roughly opened, leaving minor marginal tears, but in general it is clean, tight and sound, good.