Search Results: Titles starting with W from Gordon Hughes

Cambridge: International Biographical Centre, 1987.. Hardcover. Very Good. 173 colour illustrations of the artist's work, 108 pages, 26 x 19 cm. Laminated boards. Three articles complement this profusely illustrated monograph on Polish/Jewish/Australian artist Shavali Sam Waldman, born in Lodz in 1910. There is also a list of exhibitions from 1950 to 1991.

Darwin: Northern Territory Administration 1968.. Soft cover. Good. Photos, map, charts, tables. vi, 263, xxii pages. 30 x 21 cm. Cloth backed card covers with minimal wear and soiling. Clean ex-institutional library copy. Much of Aboriginal interest

Darwin: Northern Territory Administration. 1964.. Soft cover. Good. Photos, map, charts, tables 161, xxiv pages. Folio. 33 x 21 cm. Cloth backed card covers with minimal wear and soiling. Clean ex-institutional library copy. Much of Aboriginal interest.

Darwin: Northern Territory Administration. 1965.. Soft cover. Good. Photos, map, charts, tables. 184, xxi pages. 33 x 21 cm. Cloth backed card covers with minimal wear and soiling. clean ex-institutional library copy. Much of Aboriginal interest.

London: John Mason, 1849.. Hardcover. Fair. With only one of the six called for portraits, ii, 671 pages (pps 673 -1344). Slight browning of the portrait with some offsetting onto opposite page of text. Some occasional browning of contents. A good clean tight copy in 1/2 brown calf of the era. A still firm copy, although the backstrip is almost detached and is frayed at top and tail, and rubbed, as are the boards. Overall a sound clean copy in original condition with few signs of use Contains much of missionary interest, including work in the South Seas including Australia, Feejee, Southern Africa, Canada, India, the West Indies, and so on.

London: John Mason. 1841.. Hardcover. Good. 12 portraits, plate of Wesleyan Centenary Hall. iv,1072 pages. Some browning of portraits with some offsetting onto opposite page of text. Some occasional browning of contents. A good clean tight copy in 1/2 brown calf of the era with marbled boards Spine with surface wear and slight rubbing to the boards . Remains of manuscript library number at base of spine. Overall a sound clean copy in original condition with few signs of use. With the old ownership label of Thomas Richards, Helston. From the Royal Cornwall Gazette of 30 May 1874: DEATH OF A NONAGENARIAN. Helston has lost its oldest male inhabitant Mr. Thomas Richards, who formerly carried on an extensive business as a builder, died onThursday night at the advanced age of 93. Identified with Wesleyan Methodism before the commencement of the present century, he soon afterwards commenced to preach, and in the current quarterly plan of the Helston circuit, Mr Richard's name appears at the head of… Read More

London: Batsford, 1st edn. 1955.. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Map, 93 photos, 306 pages 23 x 15 cm. Very good in an edge frayed and marked dj, now protected.

London: Williams and Norgate, 1932 . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 159 pages, errata leaf. Neat inscription on front blank endpaper. 19 x 13 cm. A very good copy in a very good dust jacket, which is slightly darkened on the spine and edges. Neat inscription on front endpaper. Grace Pailthorpe belonged to a generation of women who achieved much but have been forgotten, or little recognised, for their achievements. With the coming of the twenty first century her remarkable life is being re-discovered and re-evaluated. In her long career she, as a woman, was a pioneer in the worlds of medicine and surgery, especially in a military setting in the first World War. Following on from these experiences Pailthorpe made notable contributions and pioneered major breakthroughs in the worlds of psychology, criminology and art. Pailthorpe was born in Surrey, England, the daughter of a seamstress and a stockbroker Grace was the only daughter of ten children and her parents were committed members of the… Read More

Printed by the Heaton Moor Printing company for the club, 1978.. Soft cover. Very Good. Photos, adverts, 36 pages, 21 x 15 cm. Some slight age browning of covers and text, generally very good copy. Winton, Lancashire, England, in the Greater Manchester area, near Eccles. Includes details of some important matches, honours board, officers and captains.

Sydney: The Theatre, 1964.. Soft cover. Good. 18 pages, photos, adverts, pictorial paper covers, small repaired tear at top of title page. Good

Soft cover. Very Good. A series of colour rural portraits by Jiang Jian of people in the province of Henan taken in the context of their family, residential and work situations. Chinese and English text to each portrait. 25 x 26 cm. Stiff wraps. 2002. Alcatel Chinese Photography Book Award. Jiang Jian, born in 1953, started as a violinist, but became a professional photographer in 1984.

New York: Bramhall House, 1974.. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. xiv,526, pages. Illustrations. 31 x 24 cm. Very good under slightly worn and frayed dustwrapper. A comprehensive record of the various appearances in periodicals, newspapers and books. Fifty-six short stories, four novels and Apocrypha were written between 1887 and 1927, together with the translations of these tales into 50 languages, criticisms, films, musicals, plays, radio and television programs and everything else imaginable.

London: George Allen. First edition in one volume, 1929. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 'Eva' and 'Ruth' bound in one volume, iv,383, ii,405 pages. Very good clean copy with small bookplate on front free endpaper. With very good price clipped dust wrapper with two minor grease spots on top cover.

Wellington: printed by the Government Printer, R E Owen, about 1955.. Soft cover. Good. Illustrated, 32 pages, reading list. 21 x 14 cm. Good clean copy in slightly used and marked card covers.