Search Results: Titles starting with T from Itchen Books

Very Good condition with no inscriptions. Minor indentations to the list of other titles by Agatha Christie facing the title page, where a previous owner has enthusiastically placed pencil crosses by certain titles (now erased). In better condition than usual.

136pp. Russian Language. Decorative card covers printed in black / red. Inscribed by Mate Zalka (1896 - 1937 - real name Béla Frankl - Hungarian writer, soldier and revolutionary, captured by the Russians during the First World War, later to be killed during the Spanish Civil War) to the title page. Chipped / worn to edges with loss of paper to lower spine and near separation of the front panel at the spine. Paper browned. A scarce survival of a fragile volume.

Very good in very good dust jacket. Signed by author. Inscribed by Julie Kagawa to the title page, with drawing of a dragon and 'Burn brightly! '. Clear, removable, archival protective sleeve fitted to dust-jacket which is not price-clipped. Loosely inserted is the advertising flyer for the 2015 event at which the book was signed.

Illustrated with line drawings by the author. Warmly inscribed to the front endpaper "To my good friend, Milton, who also taps and strives to hear the tappings on the wall. From Daphne Brookhaven, January 1, 1978". No other inscriptions. Very Good condition.

Daphne Ollivant Dostrovsky (1914-2007)

UK first edition / second printing with numberline 2-10 to copyright page. In original first issue D/W without the "International Number 1 bestseller" printed across the top front. Very Good, clean, tight, unread condition with no inscriptions. In Very Good dustwrapper which is not price-clipped and just has minor signs of shelf wear to extremities.This is the 2nd printing of the 1st Edition with the only difference being the omission of the number "1" from the print line on the copyright page. The 1st print run has been estimated as just a few thousand copies and it went into multiple reprints very quickly. Synchronicity Films has secured the rights to "The Tattooist of Auschwitz".

UK first edition / first printing with complete numberline 1-10 to copyright page. In original first issue D/W without the "International Number 1 bestseller" printed across the top front. Very Good, clean, tight, unread condition with no inscriptions. In Very Good+ dustwrapper which is not price-clipped.The print run has been estimated as just a few thousand copies and it went into multiple reprints very quickly. Synchronicity Films has secured the rights to "The Tattooist of Auschwitz".

Good. Spine and corners are rubbed. A label has been removed from the front pastedown leaving a darkened rectangle. Front endpaper has a tear to one edge. Complete, squarely bound and clean 'Very Good' internally though smells somewhat of tobacco smoke. 318pp. Includes index. 222pp 'The Temperance Worker' + 96pp 'The Platform'. Complete Volume 1 (January 1873-December 1873) of 'The Temperance Worker and Band of Hope Conductor' Edited by the Rev Frederic Wagstaff. Index to front. Bound to the rear are Numbers 1 to 6 of 'The Platform' Edited by George Wilson M'Cree.

UK 1st Edition / 1st Printing, with complete numberline 1-10 to copyright page. Handsigned in black ink to the title page by Lynne Truss. Not dedicated. Very Good (or better) condition, with no other inscriptions. In Very Good original dustwrapper which is not price-clipped (Published price £16.00).A Carrollian novel set in 1864 on the Isle of Wight involving Alfred Tennyson, Julia Margaret Cameron and Charles Lutwidge Dodgson.

Very Good, clean, tight condition with no inscriptions. In original near Very Good dustwrapper which has loss to lower corner of spine panel (affecting the 'son' of 'Hutchinson). The dustwrapper is not price-clipped (Published price 25s).
The author's scarce seventh novel.

UK 1st Edition / 1st Printing, 1977. Originally published in Sweden as "Terroristerna" in 1975. Very Good+, bright, tight condition, with no inscriptions. In Very Good original dustwrapper which is not price-clipped (Published price £4.20). The wrapper has 3x minor marks to the lower front panel.
The 10th (and final) Martin Beck detective story.

The simultaneously issued softcover 1st Edition / 1st Printing of the author's second book. With correct numberline 1-10 to copyright page. Signed by the author to the title page (no dedication). Very Good condition with no other writing or inscriptions.Alex Garland is an English writer and film maker, rising to prominence as an author from his 1996 novel The Beach. He then went on to write screenplays for the films 28 Days Later, Never Let Me Go and Dredd. The Tesseract was Garland's second novel and contains his characteristic post modernist themes, set in Manila.

True UK 1st Edition / 1st Printing, with "First Printing" to copyright page and "I*" to dedication page. Undated, but 1948. No inscriptions. Toning to endpapers, and slight slant to the text block, but Very Good condition. Uncommon cricket-related crime novel, which invites the reader to solve the crime by following the clues.

1st Edition, 1861.
Good condition. Front hinge cracked, slight lean to text block. Occasional page edges rough cut.
Christopher James Riethmüller (1813–1895)

Very Good condition with early fading to the spine, and neat previous owner's name to front endpaper. Illustrated with 168 illustrations including colour frontispiece, black & white photographic illustrations, and line diagrams. Index to the rear.

328pp. Volume 2 (of 2). Worn / rubbed, with front board almost completely detached (hence the condition is described as 'Fair'). Name 'Larkin' to reverse of front endpaper. Internally in generally good, complete order, with occasional thumbing/marks.

Scarce Samuel French C19th ?1st? Acting Edition of 'That Nose : An original Farce - In One Act'. with Original Cast, Costumes, and all the Stage Business, correctly marked by R.M Eberle, Prompter of the Boston Museum. Generally Good condition, rather rubbed and marked, with creasing to lower corners of internal pages.

262pp. Very Good condition with particularly bright covers (protected by a beige card dustwrapper which may be as originally issued, or custom made at time of issue, as it has preserved the book covers). Browning to pages and slant to the text block. An usually bright and pleasing example of this fragile paperback.

Undated (1st Edition, 1946). Good condition - missing blank front endpaper. Yellow boards a little marked, but internally in good order. evidence of erased pencil name to front pastedown 'Mrs Mortimer', otherwise no inscriptions.Geraldine Dorothy Cummins (1890–1969), Irish spiritualist medium, novelist and playwright.

Signed by the author in ink to dedication page 'Best Wishes G L Twynham'. No other inscriptions. With promotional postcard loosely inserted.Imagine starting at the end and finishing back at the beginning. This is the story of a teenage girl called Valerie Saunders who is about to be thrown through time and space. Being bestowed with abilities beyond her wildest nightmares, she discovers that she not only has to deal with turning eighteen, her first job and an unwanted tattoo, but also magical powers and intense urges to fall in love. She envisaged she would spend her life blending into the scenery, not blowing it up! Val has a calling, but which side is dialling her number?

1st Edition, undated but c1949. Specially printed private edition, numbered and signed by the author. This is No. 98, signed in blue ink to the limitation page. No other inscriptions. In original worn / rubbed/marked dustwrapper which is not price-clipped published price 12/6), but largely complete. An instructional volume on sex and sexual development.