Search Results: Titles starting with D from Itchen Books

Very good condition. Minor browning / early foxing. 65pp. Offprints from the English Review for February 1913 (The Daffodil Fields-Pages 337-390) and December 1913 (The River-Pages 1-12), professionally bound. Unusual/scarce.

True 1st Edition / 1st Printing with numberline 1-10 to copyright page. Signed & dated by the author to the title-page (not dedicated). "Zarina Maharaj August 2006". Very Good condition with no other inscriptions.

UK 1st Edition / 1st Printing. Warmly inscribed by the author to the front endpaper "To Joan - the most impossibly hospitable 'friend' I know, who also supplies plots as part of the servcice! With thanks and very best wishes, Brian Jones 4/8/79". Very Good+, clean, tight condition. In original Very Good dustwrapper which is not price-clipped (published price £4.15). The wrapper has a small hole where there has been an abrasion to the leading edge of the front panel.

UK 1st Edition, 3rd Printing (with numberline "003" to copyright page). Special Penguin publishing handsigned bookplate to the front endpaper. No other writing, personalisation or inscriptions. Very Good+, clean, tight condition, in Very GGood+ original dustwrapper.

Illustrated throughout by Muirhead Bone including colour frontispiece, full page plates and line drawings. Map endpapers. Very Good+, bright, tight condition. No inscriptions.

UK 1st Edition / correct 1st Printing with numberline 1-10 to copyright page. Handsigned (not dedicated) to the title page by the author. No other inscriptions or writing. Very Good+, clean, tight condition in Very Good original dustwrapper which is not price-clipped.

Very Good condition. Handsigned to the front endpaper by Bob Bridgestock and Carol Bridgestock. No other inscriptions.

UK 1st Edition / 1st Printing with correct numberline "001" to copyright page. Very Good+ condition with no inscriptions. In Very Good original dustwrapper which is not price-clipped. 2018 Novelization of the hit Broadway musical "Dear Evan Hansen." Val Emmich is the principal author with the assistance of the playwright Steven Levenson and the songwriting team Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. The musical won Tony Awards for Best Musical, Book, Score, Actor and Featured Actress.

1st Edition / 1st Printing, 1994. Very Good condition. No inscriptions or price stickers.
Scarce special HIV / AIDS Awareness & Prevention Issue.

True UK 1st Edition / 1st Printing with number "1" to copyright page. Very Good, clean , tight condition, with no inscriptions. In Very Good original dustwrapper which is not price-clipped (Published price £18.99). There is minor bumping/shelf wear to the wrapper at the spine head/tail, hence "Very Good" condition.

UK 1st Edition / 1st Printing. 308 pp + ivpp publisher's advertisements. Single black/white map illustration facing Chapter 1. Good, complete condition. Top page edges darkened. Spine darkened, with small tear to cloth at leading spine edge adjacent to title. Occasional marks to boards. Minor slant to text block. Internal spotting, mainly to prelims / page edges. Ownership inscription to front pastedown. Pictorial front panel of original dustwrapper pasted to front endpaper (Barbosa illustration).
Published in the United States under the title Rifleman Dodd. Scarce 1st Edition of this early Forester novel set during the Peninsula War in Portugal, 1810, in which a British Green-Jacket trapped behind enemy lines carries on a guerilla campaign against the French occupying forces. The novel is also a key source-book for Bernard Cornwell's 'Sharpe' series, which includes a reference to Rileman Dodd, the main character, in 'Sharpe's Escape' (2004). Enhanced by the presence of the pictorial front panel of… Read More

Scarce booklet. Line illustrations to cover and internally. Rather fragile, with taped spine and internal tape strengthening to some page gatherings, tear to cover (with tape residue discolouration) and corner / edge chipping. Inkstamp for "George Allison - Printer, Newsagent and Tobacconist, Market Hill, Rothwell" to lower corner of cover and title page. Complete.

55pp. 1st Edition / 1st Printing, 1946. Inscribed by the author to the front endpaper in the year of publication "Arthur Rogers from Dorothy Wellesley Oct 23.1940 (Duchess of Wellington)", with additional initialled entry in the author's hand beside the poem "Cock-Crow"; "x D.W the best perhaps..?", and occasional pencil crosses beside other selected poems. Very Good, clean, tight condition. In original dustwrapper which is not price-clipped (Published price 6/-). The wrapper has a strip missing along the lower front edge, and a closed tear to the upper rear panel, but is otherwise in Good order.

710pp (+178pp Appendices/Index). German language. 1st Edition. Near Very Good condition. Bumping to boards, and vertical crease/crack to spine covering. Tight, bright, and complete internally. Notes/newspaper clippings to both pastedowns and endpapers. Picture of Wilhelm Grimm pasted to verso of title page. First edition of Part I (Part II was not published until 1854) of this influential work on Germanic and Norse mythology, religion, superstition, and magic. By one half of the brothers Grimm.

12pp. Very good condition. Illustrated. Marbled endpapers. Inscribed by the author "With compliments C. C" to the half-title page.

143pp. Very good clean condition with no inscriptions in very good dust jacket.The original of 'Bed and Sofa'.

Very good condition with fox spots to closed page edges. In good original dustjacket which has significant rubbing/wear. The dustwrapper is not price-clipped (Published price £5). No inscriptions.

German language. 5 full page illustrations (all collated and present).Previous bookdealer's pencil annotations to prelims. Good condition, with browning to pages and wear to linen spine head/tail.

Frontispiece illustration. Previous owner's name 'Mary Enderby' to title page and preliminary page. Near Good condition, with rubbed / worn spine which is cracking at the edges, bumped corners and foxing to the prelims.Written by poet and novelist Jane Taylor whose best known work is the words to the song 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star'. Display has been noted as being reminiscent of Maria Edgeworth's work and was so popular that it went through thirteen editions from its initial publication in 1814 until 1832.Mary Enderby was the wife of Samuel Enderby Jnr. (1756-1829), who was the son of Samuel Enderby (1720-1797), founder of the whaling and sealing firm of Samuel Enderby & Sons. During the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century, Enderby vessels made profitable voyages to both northern and southern waters. On her husband's death in 1829, the firm was inherited by their three sons, Charles, Henry and George.

58pp. + 2pp advertisements. Very Good and clean internally. The cloth boards are bumped to the corners and have superficial loss to the spine. Although there is no mention of earlier printings, this book was first published in 1715. ESTC locates copies at the Congregational Library; Theological Seminary, Saint Mark's Library; Lilly Library; and Yale University. Not in the British Library.