Search Results: Titles starting with J from Rochdale Book Company

Manchester, Chetham Society, 1853, small 4to, pp. xc, 132. First edition. Chetham Society, First series, Vol.28. Original cloth, excellent condition inside and out.

J.A. Allen & Co, 1966. Signed by the author. Colour frontis.Dust jacket just a little rubbed and price-clipped. Some fading to the covers, but clean, sound condition.

Norwich, Goose and Son, 1968, first edition,pp.(12),130,illustrated. Very good in price-clipped d.w.

Manchester,Chetham Society,1984, pp. viii, 279. Very good in dust jacket. Chetham Society, Third Series, Volume 31.

Wimborne, 1971, 30 pages plus pages 17a to 17f, and appendices, printed from typescript on one side of the page only. Original cloth. Folding pedigree. A scarce privately printed account of the Jessops, best known for William, the canal and railway builder and one of the founders of the Butterley Company. There is also much detail on the succeeding generations.

Methuen, 1935. Two volumes, pp. xii, 505, [1]; xi, [1], 389, [1]; numerous illustrations. Original cloth.The books are in excellent condition, the dust jackets are rubbed and dusty with repaired tears.

Hume Kitchin, Ulverston, 1914, 8vo, pp. 60, (5), with 14 illustrations. Original cloth, a little faded, but very good, sound condition. Scarce.

Privately Printed, 1937, pp.v,216. Ex-library with Dewey number to spine, bookplate inside, ink stamp to verso of title-page and faint blind stamps to title and last leaf. Binding a little dusty, but a sound copy.

Manchester, 1900, pp. 190, well-illustrated. Original cloth gilt, spine faded, front joint a little cracked, else very good condition. The first half of the book is on Co-operation in Middleton, and the second half is a useful history of the town.