Search Results: Titles starting with N from Rochdale Book Company

John Wright, Bristol, 1903, pp.xi, 194. Original cloth, some light foxing, but a good, sound copy.

Hugh Rees, 1914, first English edition, pp. xv, 521, complete with the three folding maps. Original cloth, spine a little rubbed and dull, but a good, sound copy.

The Journal of the National Service League, 14 issues from Vol 1, No. 1, November 1903 to No. 14, December 1904. I believe there were a further 12 issues before publication ceased. Original cloth, gilt, very good condition. Copac only records copies in BL and Oxford.

Hamilton Adams, 1858, pp. (vi), 73 with 2 plates. Original cloth, spine ends worn, some marking, but good, sound condition. Home-made title label to spine.

Manchester, Chetham Society,1951, small 4to, pp. ix, 235 with 9 plates and a folding map of the River Weaver. Original cloth, very good, bright condition. Chetham Society,Third Series,Volume 3. Scarce; there were not even enough copies for all the members of the Society.

Manchester, Chetham Society,1951, small 4to, pp. ix, 235 with 9 plates and a folding map of the River Weaver. Original cloth. Ex-library with neat number to spine and the usual label and stamps, but still in very good, clean condition. Chetham Society,Third Series,Volume 3. Scarce; there were not even enough copies for all the members of the Society.

Rochdale Times,1931, first edition, 8vo, pp.288. Original cloth, first and last few pages foxed, but a tight, sound copy. On this book the spine is normally blank, but here it has been lettered in gilt. A chronological view from the earliest times to 1930.

London,for A. Bettesworth and T. Warner, G. Strahan, and C. Rivington, 1727, first edition, 8vo, pp.xvi, 218, (6), 160, (4). Contemporary panelled calf with original spine label. There is a clean repaired tear to the margin of page 108 in part 2, but this a very clean, sound, attractive copy. Inscription at top of title-page from Wm Chapman to John Chapman 1775.

Cresset Press, 1927. Original parchment backed boards. Spine a little rubbed, covers a little marked, but very sound condition. One of 650 numbered copies.

Fortune Press, 1927, pp. 63. The preferred second edition with a new seven page preface by Alfred Douglas. Original cloth-backed boards. Spine ends rubbed, but good, sound condition.

Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1974, 4to, Dust jacket price-clipped and possibly with a faded spine, vertical crease to front endpaper, else nice, bright condition.

Manchester,Chetham Society, 1846, small 4to,pp.xxxiv,190. Very good in the original cloth. Chetham Society, First Series, Volume 9.

Canada, Defence Research Board, 1974. Original pictorial card covers. Folding map in rear pocket. Very good condition.

Halifax, 1898, pp. xvi, 322, folding map, numerous illustrations, list od subscribers. Original cloth. A very detailed work and an exceptionally fresh and clean copy.

London,privately printed,1912, 8vo,pp.xii,131,with17 pedigree tables and 26 plates.A very good copy in original cloth.With the errata slip.James Smith lived from1731-1794 and a branch of the family moved to Manchester and Salford.

York, Coultas and Volans,1907, first edition, small 8vo,pp. (6),136, illustrated. Very good condition in the original cloth.

Liverpool, Henry Young, 1903, pp. 40. Original cream buckram which is almost inevitably a bit soiled, else a very good copy.

London, Merlin Press, 1967, two volumes,pp.ix,v,1032. Facsimile editon of the original journal published in London in 1852 by J. Pavey. Signature on endpapers of both volumes, dust jackets browned to the spines, but a very good, sound set. Quite heavy so extra postage may be required. Use "ask bookseller a question" for a quote.