Search Results: Titles starting with K from Wadard Books PBFA

London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1918 The author, an American dentist practising in Berlin and whose patient for fourteen years was the Kaiser. When war broke out between the United States and Germany on April 6, 1917 he faced an ethical dilema. 311pp. Light foxing to the title page otherwise very good throughout.

Munchen: Lehmann's, 1966 Covers the types from all the main producing countries, Germany, France, Great Britain, Japan, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, Soviet Union, Slovakia and USA. 523pp copiously illustrated in halftone and line. German text. Dustjacket a little slack and edgeworn.

London: Routledge, 1986 244pp. Inscription to front end paper otherwise a good clean copy throughout.

London: David Nutt, 1895 Katawampus is a mysterious illness well known in our nurseries, and perhaps best translated as 'fractiousness' though it is even more comprehensive than that indispensable word. To cure the four nice little children of this fell disease, they are sent to a delightful goblin who lives in a cave, and who 'puts them in new tempers' for a consideration. A droll text with excellent pen illustrations by Archie Macgregor in the arts and crafts style. 96 pages. Illustrated top and bottom boards, lightly soiled. Small closed tear to front end paper and first stage internal crack to bottom hinge.

Stroud, Gloscestershire: Spellmount, 2010 The mass murder of 22,000 Poles by the Soviet NKVD at Katyn is one of the most shocking events of the Second World War There is no doubt that the Wests political expediency was considered necessary to maintain the alliance at the time but as current events show, the leopard doesn't change its spots.
271pp with black and white plates.
Book size 240x160mm.

London: Kelly's Directories Ltd, 1933. 608pp plus ads and folding map and with contemporary bookmark.. Soft Cover. Good Plus. 182x125mm.

London: Kelly's Directories Ltd, 1937 922pp with folding map in colour. Advertisements fore and aft. Closed tear to map, nothing lacking. Upeer and lower boards bright, spine a little dull. Upper spine nicked and rubbed, lower slightly rubbed. Library stamps of the RAC library. Binding tight and contents clean throughout.

London: Kelly & Co., 1888 859pp plus 60pp of advertisements. Some light wear to covers. Small closed tear to map.

London: Kelly's Directories Ltd, 1913 The Kent section of the eleventh edition for Kent, Surrey and Sussex. Sometime rebound in cloth hardcover. xiii, 1199pp. No maps. An invaluable source book.

London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1925 Much has been written about Kelvin, the man of science. This book explores the man behind, written by his niece. 142pp with black and white plates. Spine and edges lightly sunned. The usual library stamps, but overall a good copy.

Yeovil, Somerset: Haynes, 2002 Ken Tyrrell was a true giant of motor racing but, astonishingly his story had not been told until this publication. 160pp illustrated in colour and black and white.

London: CollinsWillow, 2002 Ken Tyrrell was one of the most respected figures in Formula 1 for nearly four decades. xviii, 360pp with colour and black and white plates.

London: J.M.Dent, 1930 The Aldine Chapbooks are designed and illustrated by Roberta Waudby. 32pp with line illustrations. Soft covers and tinted stock wrap around. The wrap around lightly soiled and a little edgeworn, otherwise very good throughout. Scarce item.

London: Macdonald, 1983 Illustrated biographical essay covering John F. Kennedy's presidential years. 176 pages illustrated in colour and black and white.

London: A&C Black, 1924 First published in the Twenty Shilling series in 1907 this edition with revised text and 32 full page colour illustrations in 1924.
238pp. Size 210x145mm.
Dustjacket with spine fade and a little grubby but unusual to still be in place.

Waterton Press, 1998 Around 150 sepia photographs of Kent from the mid 19th century onwards, selected from the Francis Frith Archive, with expanded caption texts. 109 pages. Ownership stamp to front end paper.

Westerham, Kent: Froglets Publications, 1996 So vast is the subject and so dramatic is the story that Kent: A Chronicle of the Century was published in four volumes, one each year leading up to the millennium in 2000. Presented in Bob's typically journalistic style with lots of informative and dramatic pictures supported by crisp editorial. Bob's opus? - that remains to be seen.

Rainham, Kent: Meresborough Books, 1987 Biggin Hill, Detling, Manston, Hawkinge, Gravesend, West Malling, Rochester, Eastchurch and Lympne together with a chapter on airfield defences. 192pp with b/w photographs.

Maidstone: Kent County Council, 1966 Designed primarily for educational use this fascinating book charts Kentish history from its geographical changes in pre history through all periods up to 19th century industrialisation and 20th century transportation. Packed full of facts, figures and statistics and illustrated with maps, plans and diagrams. 72 pages. Corners lightly bumped.

Seaford, East Sussex: S.B.Publications, 2000 A quiz about little known facts of the County of Kent. 64pp, well illustrated and with the answers.