Search Results: Titles starting with L from Northgate Books

London: Routledge, 1884. Cloth. Good. Bound in very dark blue/green cloth, bust portrait of Milton in gold on front board, thick endpapers colour matching boards, gilded page edges,30 etchings on steel by Birket Foster printed on very thick with tissue guards, 23pp. Mild foxing on totle page, endpapers are slightly cockled.

Avignon: Guichard, 1815. New Edition . Full-Leather . Very Good. Bound in full tan calf with very light brown leather label, spine decorated in gold with two small multiple alternating motifs, page edges tinted red, 8 vignettes, 274pp.

Paris: L'Iconoclaste, 1999. Cloth. Fine/Fine. Bound in cream coloured cloth, with unclipped, protected dw, pale blue endpapers, coloured frontis, "Amour endormi", full of coloured full page plates and coloured in-text illustrations. Chapters are entitled, "Naitre", "Grandir", "Jouer", "Appendre" and "Se Souvenir", then "Lettre a une mere par le professeur Bertrand Cramer, 118pp. Text in French.

London: L de Conchy, 1813. Full Leather. G to Vg. Bound in full tree calf, 322pp. Text is in French. Title label is missing, owner's name on front endpaper.

Paris: Henri Laurens. n.d. . Softbacks. Poor. Softback,2 coloured plates, 4 b/w photographic plates, 176pp.

Paris: Artheme Fayard. N.d. (1920's) . Softback. Good. Woodcuts By Paul Baudier. Softback, b/w frontis woodcut showing the outside wall of a house with a tree in the snow, 40 woodcuts, 159pp. Text is in French. Tips of spine are scuffed.

Paris: Guy Tredaniel, 1976. Full-Leather . As New. Bound in full black goat skin, marbled endpapers ( maroon backgroud with detail in black and gold ), hand titled in gold. Introduction 40pp., facsimile reprint of the 1688 edition, contains, frontis, one other b/w illustration, 29 b/w heraldic plates, 336pp. + 18pp. "Table des Noms des Maisons". Text is in French. Condition is "as new".

Paris: Barraud, 1879. Limited Edition No. 84 of 325 . Half-Leather . G to Vg. Bound in half light tan leather with boards covered in printed cloth carrying a repeated small floral design, raised bands and a dark brown leather label, frontis portrait of Marmontel and 9 vignettes in text, 458pp. Spine is darkened. Owner's book plate inside front board.

London: Spink and Sons, 1997. 18 November . Softback. Fine. Softback, catalogue, lots 1501 to 2273, photographs of lots throughout, 142pp.

Oxford: Pergammon Press, 1061. Cloth. Very Good/G to Vg. Bound in maroon cloth with printed black labels, titled in gold, with unclipped dw, numerous in-text b/w figures, 286pp.

Oxford: Pergammon Press, 1960. Cloth. Very Good/Good. Bound in maroon cloth with printed black labels on spine and front board, with unclipped dw, b/w frontis portraut of Prof. K Linderstrom-Lang, 30 b/w photographs, folded pull-out chart and numerous in-text figures and diagrams, 518pp. Includes a chapter on " Methods of sequence analysis in proteins " by Harris and Ingram. Small hole ( 2 x 0.2 cm.) in dw.

London: Pergamon Press, 1960. Cloth. Very Good/Good. Bound in maroon cloth with a printed black label on front board, with unclipped dw, 18 b/w photograph plates, numerous in-text figures, 254pp. Includes a chapter on the (then) new technique of zonal density gradient electrophoresis. DW has been repaired and dw spine is browned.

New York: Newsweek Books, 1982. 2nd. Imp. . Cloth. Very Good/Good. Bound in dark chocolate brown and cream cloth, with dw, 93 b/w illustrations, 352pp.

London: Allen and Unwin, 1948. Cloth. G and g to Vg. Bound in pale green cloth, no DW, frontis portrait of Lady Anne Barnard and 11 other b/w illustrations, 354pp Small stain at foot of spine, secondary title painted on spine in silver. Known to posterity as the author of the ballard, " Auld Robin Gray ", she was the friend and confidante of the Prince Regent, she knew intimately Piit, Joshua Reynolds, Edmund Burke, Doctor Johnson whose lives are well reported ( How intimately ? - Read the book ! )She travelled to France at the time of the revolution then she married Andrew Barnard and went to live with him in South Africa. During her four years in the Cape of Good Hope she chronicled details of her life and experiences giving a picture of the Cape Settlement at the time.

Staplehurst, Kent: Spellmount, 2000. Cloth. Very Good/Fine. Bound in blue cloth, with dw, 4 maps, 3pp. genealogical charts, coat of arms, 16 b/w photographic plates, 5pp. military service record of Colonel De Lancey, 213pp. Ex-library but with new endpapers. Tape residue marks on boards.

London: Secker and Warburg, 1966. Second Edition . Cloth. Very Good/Good. Bound in maroon cloth, with dw, unusual modern bookplate inside front board, 8 b/w photographic plates, 227pp. DWhas been repaired

Anders Jespersen Virum, Denmark (3rd imp), 1970. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. Softback with "built-in" jacket, 94pp, 195 figures VG

London: Allen and Unwin, 1923. First Edition . Cloth. G to Vg/G to Vg. Bound in oatmeal coloured cloth and dark red paper, tipped on title label, with unclipped dw, 95pp. + spare label. New front endpaper. Portions of dw are faded, faint foxing to leading page edges.

Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1853. Cloth. G to Vg. Bound in light green cloth, both boards are illustrated with a golden harp,b/w vignette engraving on pre-title page, "Loch Achray, The Trossachs, Benvenue, 280pp. Spine partly faded and fading in a 1cm. border around the book boards. Condition of text is vg.

London: Leo Cooper, 1995. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. Bound in dark maroon cloth, with unclipped dw, 35 b/w photographs, 3 maps, 6 b/w illustrations, 196pp.