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THE OXFORDSHIRE RECORD SOCIETY Henley Borough Records, assl'y books I-iv 1395 1543, transcribed and edit by P M Briers vol 41, household and farm inventories, vol 44, index of persons in Oxfordshire deeds acquired by the Bodleian Library 1878-1963 vol 45, Oxfordshire 100 rolls of 1279, vol 46 The Royalist Ordnance Papers 1642-1646 vol 49, 5 vols orig paper covers, THE BOOK OF THE THAMES by Mr & Mrs SC Hall 180 x 230mm, ppxi, + 460 about 270 small illustrations in text, London Virtue & Co Ltd, no date, green cloth ornamental front and spine in gold, THE SCOURING OF THE WHITE HORSE & THE ASHEN FAGGOT by the author of Tom Brown's Schooldays, 132 x 192mm, ppxix, + 327 illustrated by Richard Doyle in text, ornamental title, London, Macmillan & Co 1892, green cloth blocked in gold, some foxing, A COTSWOLD BOOK by HW Timperley, illustrated by LS Lowry, 144 x 206mm, 256pp, front's + 11 plates, Jonathan Cape, 30 Bedford Square, London, 1st edn 1936, red cloth blocked in gold, ornamental dw with view by Lowry £30-40 |
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| 1740 | THE BOOK OF THE THAMES by Mr & Mrs SC Hall, 180 x 230mm, ppxi, + 460 some 270 small illustrations in text, London Virtue & Co Ltd, nd, brown cloth, ornamental front & spine in gold, ex school prize, OXFORD STONE by WJ Arkell, 140 x 224mm, 185 pages, 37 plates, 27 figures in text, plan of the quarries at end of book, Faber & Faber 1947, blue cloth, blocked in gold £30-40 |
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| 1741 | COTSWOLD STONE by Freda Derrick, 140 x 224, ppix, 41 illustrations, London, Chapman & Hall 1948 appears to look like light green, cloth faded, HEADINGTON QUARRY & SHOTOVER by GA Coppock & BM Hill illustrated by AL Dennis, 150 x 224mm, ppviii, + 84, front's + 12 illustrations, University Press Oxford 1933, orange cloth, ornamental front & spine £20-30 |
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| 1742 | HISTORY OF WITNEY by W J Monk 128 x 186mm, 309 pages, front's, 5 more illustrations Witney printed and published by J Knight Gazette Office 1894, red cloth blocked in gold, THE WITNEY BLANKET INDUSTRY edited with intro'ry essay by Alfred Plummer, 150 x 220mm, ppix + 284 front's and 8 more illustrations, + 2 charts, London, George Routeledge & Sons Ltd 1934, orange cloth blocked in red, printed dw £30-35 |
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| 1743 | THE THAMES COOKHAM TO WHITCHURCH photographs by Russell Sedgefield, 156 x 196mm, London A Marion Son & Co 23 Soho Square 1867, 16 photographs of that period are very valuable, green cloth, blocked in gold, front, HISTORY OF THE PARISH OF EAST LOCKINGE HERK'S by WH Hallam, 130 x 200mm, ppv, + 112 front's London CA Bartlett & Co 22 & 23, Warwick Lane, EC Wantage HN Nichols, Market Place 1900, biscuit col cloth, ornamental front £20-30 |
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| 1744 | HISTORY OF FINMERE compiled by JC Bloomfield MA, 144 x 220mm 91 pages, front's and 10 more f/p drawings Buckingham, Walford "Advertiser" Office 1887, red cloth, blocked in gold, front, BIENHEIM WOODSTOCK etc, their story and some of the scenes around them, illustrated Henry W Taunt FAGS, 140 x 236mm, 70 pages, full page, small illustrations, pages of trades people adverts makes a mine of information, Oxford, Henry W Taunt & Co, n plate, green cloth blocked in gold £25-30 |
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| 1745 | THE ROLLRIGHT STONES, The Stonehenge Of Oxfordshire by Henry W Taunt, FRGS, 144 x 208mm, 72 pages, front's, numerous plates, illustrations and adverts from camera and pen, Oxford, Henry W Taunt & Co, no date, green cloth, faded and lettering has lost their gold, internally good £20-25 |
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| 1746 | WANTAGE PAST & PRESENT by Agnes Gibbons & EC Davey FGS, 130 x 190mm, ppxii, + 204, front's, 14 illustrations, London William Walker, Wantage HN Nichols, Market Place 1901, green cloth, blocked in gold front, NINETEENTH CENTURY STOW by W Bartlett, 170 x 220mm, 67 pages, front's and 4 other plates, Stow Clift & Ryland printers 1911, green cloth blocked in black front, GYMPTON the history of an Oxfordshire Manor by the Rev Hertbert Barnett, 160 x 240mm, ppviii, + 141, map of Glympton, + 16 illustrations, Humphrey Milford Oxford University Press 1923, blue cloth blocked in gold £25-30 |
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| 1747 | THE NATURAL HISTORY OF OXFORDSHIRE being an essay toward the Natural History of England by Robert Plot, doctor of law, 206 x 326mm, ppix, + 358, + x, index, ornamental title, + folding map, 15 full page engraved plates, printed at the Theatre in Oxford and in London at Mr Moses Pitt St Paul's Churchyard and at Mr Millers at The Star near West End of St Paul's Church 1676, full old polished calf, red label £30-35 |
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| 1748 | THE HARGREAVES STORY by Frank James White, 136 x 200mm, ppx, + 191 front's and 4 illustrations, London The Bodley Head 1953, red cloth, includes a full history of The Cotswold Cider Co, THE FOOTPATH WAY IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE by Algerman Gissing Head & Tail Pieces by John Garside, 138 x 198mm, ppv, + 217, London & Toronto JM Debt & Sons Ltd New York EF Dutton & Co 1924, green cloth blocked in gold, HAZEL THE HAPPY JOURNEY printed for her friends by Hazel, 180 x 250mm, ppix, + 241, front's, + 82 pages of photographs of what she did over a period of her life, printed for her friends, no date, by University Press, Oxford by John Johnson Printer to the University, cream covers, ornamental title, hazel in gold on green £20-25 |
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| 1749 | FIFTY MILES ROUND SULGRAVE by RS Pakeman-Walsh MA, 130 x 190mm, ppvii, + 110, plate of Sulgrave Manor, The Advertiser Press, Banbury, Oxon 1st edn, Nov 1929, blue cloth blocked in gold, BY THAMES, COLD & LEACH by William J Monk, 124 x 180mm, 93 pages, + 51pp adverts, 41 plates, William Hunt, 18 Broad St, Oxford 1st edn 1927, quarter brown bloth, ornamental covers, BURFORD PAST & PRESENT by M Sturge Gretton, JP, D Litt, 132 x 194mm, 256pp, 14 b/w plates, London, Martin Secker, 1st edn, 1929, green cloth, paper label, TALES THAT ARE TOLD ON THE COTSWOLDS by William J Monk, 126 x 182mm, 135 pages, 16pp illustrations, Oxford, AT Broome & Son, The Cherwell Press, no date, card covers, ornamental front, RAMBLERS IN SHAKESPEARS COUNTRY by JW Wade MA, 130 x 190mm, ppxii, + 211, + 7pp Methuen's Publications, London, Methuen & Co Ltd, 1st edn 1932, front end paper map, red cloth, blocked in gold, spine, THE SCOURING OF THE WHITE HORSE by the author of Tom Brown's School Days, 140 x 180mm, ppxi, + 228 + 16pp Macmillans list of works, Christmas presents, printed title illustrated by Richard Doyle, ornamental title, Cambridge, Macmillan & Co 1859, 1st edn, blue cloth, ornamental front and spine £40-60 |
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| 1750 | THE SCOURING OF THE WHITE HORSE by the author of Tom Brown's School Days, 140 x 180mm, ppxi, + 227 ornamental title, printed title, 12 vignettes in text by Richard Doyle, Cambridge, Macmillan & Co, 1st edn 1859, bound full tree calf, spine renewed with modern polished calf, marble end papers, ornamental front and rear covers in gold, 3 different owners book plates, covers lightly rubbed £20-25 |
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| 1751 | A COTTESWOLD SHRINE a contribution to the history of Hailes, Manor Parish and Abbey by Welbore St Claire Baddeley, 226 x 300mm, ppvii, + 180, front's, + 31 illustrations, tinted plan of the Abbey at the end, Gloucester John Bellow, London, Keegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co Ltd, 1st edn 1908, only 350 copies published, quarter white cloth, greyish sides red label blocked in gold £20-30 |
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| 1752 | MEN OR ARMOUR FOR GLOUCESTERSHIRE IN 1608, names and surnames of all able bodied to serve for His Majesty's Service in the wars within the county of Gloucester, compiled by John Smith, 190 x 266mm, ppxiv, + 423, London, Henry Sothern & Co, 140 Strand, WC and 37 Piccadilly W 1902, cream covers, ornamental front, blocked in black and red £40-60 |
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| 1753 | OXFORD OUTSIDE THE GUIDE BOOKS by Falconer Madan, 130 x 190mm, ppviii, + 191 and 33 Thorntons and other adverts, front's + 9 illustrations Oxford Basil Blackwell, 1925 1st edn, black cloth, ornamental front, blocked in gold, OXFORD OUTSIDE THE GUIDE BOOKS by Falconer Madan, 130 x 190mm, ppviii, + 224, front's + 9 illustrations, Oxford Basil Blackwell, 1st edn 1925, black cloth, ornamental front blocked in gold, OXFORDSHIRE BYWAYS by RM Marshall, 130 x 190mm, 208 pages, front's + 10 illustrations, Alden & Co Ltd, Oxford 1935, green cloth blocked in a lighter green, end papers, maps, ANCIENT COTSWOLD CHURCHES by Ulric Daubney, 200 x 260mm, 224 pages, pen and ink drawings by Cecil Daubney and the authors photographs, Cheltenham Ed Burrows & Co Ltd and 93 Kingsway London. 1st edn 1921, brown cloth, ornamental front, blocked in black, damp marked on edges of covers £20-25 |
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| 1754 | THAMES TRIUMPHANT by Sydney R Jones 156 x 250mm, ppvi, +272 profusely illustrated with the authors drawings, The Studio Publications London & New York, October 1943, black cloth blocked in gold, HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS, Oxford and The Cotswolds by Herbert A Evans illustrations by Frederick L Griggs, HRA, 140 x 200mm, ppxv, +407, frontis + 71 illustrations and 4 maps, Macmillan & Co Ltd, edn 1924, blue cloth blocked in gold, WOOTTON THE ANATOMY OF AN OXFORDSHIRE VILLAGE 1945-1968 by Sir Charles Ponsonby, 160 x 220mm, ppx + 71 front's + 2 plates and map, printed by Trutex Press Oxford, yellow card covers, ornamental front, THE GOVERNEMENT OF OXFORD Oxford University Press 1931 £30-40 |
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| 1755 | IN PRAISE OF OXFORD by Thomas Secombe & H Spencer Scott, 160 x 230mm, ppxv, +794 London Constable & Co Ltd 1912 vol2, blue cloth blocked in gold, THE OXFORD HISTORICAL PAGEANT June 27-July 2 1907 book of words with illustrations Oxford, printed for the Pageant Committee 1907, original paper covers, THE OXFORD HISTORICAL PAGEANT June 27 July 3 1907, book of words with illustrations Oxford printed for the Pageant Committee 1907, original printed paper covers £20-30 |
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| 1756 | THE HISTORY OF BROADWELL OXFORDSHSIRE with Filkins, Kelnscott & Holwell by AST Fisher 1968, 210 x 266mm, ppiii, +122, 7 plate and a map, cream card covers, ornamental front, privately published from Holwell Vicarage, Burford, THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE HARLEM SOCIETY THE VISITATION, COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER 1623, by Henry Chitty and John Phillipot, as deputiesto William Campden edited by Sir John Maclean FSA and WC Heane MRCS London 1885, 190 x 270mm, ppx, +312 red cloth, blocked in gold, THE VISITATION, COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER begun by Thomas May Chester and Gregory King, Rouge Dragon and finished by Henry Dethick Richmond and the said Rouge Dragon Pursuivant in Trinity Vacacon 1683, edit by T Fitzroy Fenwick MA and Walter C Metcalfe FSA, 200 x 276mm, ppvi, + 231, Exeter William Pollard, North Street, 1884, red cloth, blocked in gold £20-30 |
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| 1757 | THE GLAMOUR OF OXFORD edited by William Knight, 136 x 200mm, ppxxiv, + 263, Oxford BH Blackwell, Broad St, blue cloth, ornamental front in gold, THE BOOK OF OXFORD, 140 x 190mm, ppxvii, +243 front's + 28 plates, printed for The Medical Association 1936, blue cloth, blocked in gold, OXFORD RENOWNED by L Rice-Oxley MA, 150 x 224mm, ppxii, + 291, front's aa col plates front end paper map of Oxford, +_ 16 monotone plates Methuen & Co Ltd, London, 1st edn 1925, blue cloth blocked in gold, OXFORD described by Robert Peel & HC Mincin, 136 x 196mm, ppx, + 144 + 40pp Methuen catalogue, 100 coloured illustrations, London, Methuen & Co, 1st edn 1905, blue cloth, blocked in gold on spine, RECOLLECTIONS OF OXFORD by GV Cox MA, 130 x 190mm, ppvii, +437, +45 list of publications, London, Mamcillan & Co 1868, blue cloth blocked in gold, HISTORIC TOWNS OXFORD by Charles W Boase, 130 x 180mm, ppx, + 230, + 24 list of books, front's, map of Oxford, pp134, plan of Oxford, London, Longmans Green & Co 1898, red cloth, gold shield top left, OXFORD CATHEDRAL by SA Warner MA (Oxon), 134 x 194mm, + 258 +vi Oxford Cathedral front's, Oxford Cathedral, East end, 32 monotone plates, line illustrations by the author SPCK 1st end 1924, green cloth blocked in gold, THE BOOK OF OXFORD, 140 x 190mm, ppxvii + 243, frontispiece + 28 plates, printed for the medical associations 1936, blue cloth blocked in gold, OXFORD RENOWNED by L Rice-Oxley MA, 150 x 224mm, ppxii, +291 frontispiece 11 col plates, front end paper, a map of Oxford, 16 monotone plates, Methaen & Co Ltd, 1st edn 1925, blue cloth blocked in gold, OXFORD by Andrew Lang, 120 x 198mm, ppxvi, + 282, +4pp Seeley's book list, fronts, + 39 illustrations, London Seeley & Co Ltd 1906, limp leather, ornamental front, gold blocked, HALF THE BATTLE Harrow-Oxford-London by Paul Bloomfield 130 x 190mm, ppvii, + 244, Constable & Co Ltd, London 1st edn 1936, black cloth blocked in gold, WITH THE KING AT OXFORD by the Rev Alfred Church MA, 140 x 190mm, ppix, +298 col front's and 15 col plates, London, Seeley & Co, Essex St, Stand, 1st end 1886, blue cloth, ornamental front, spine faded, TORY OXFORD edited by David Makgill Crichton, 130 x 190mm, 250 pages, George G Harrap & Co Ltd, 1st edn 1935, blue cloth blocked in gold £40-60 |
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| 1758 | THAMES VALLEY VILLAGES by Charles G Harper in 2 vols, 154 x 230mm, ppxiv, +309, front's and 60 plates, + illustrations in text, vol 1, ppxi, +296 front's and 64 plates + 12 illustrations in text, vol 2, London, Chapman & Hall Ltd, 1st edn 1910, green cloth, blocked in black, ornamental fronts on both, vols a untrimmed set, a fine set £20-30 |
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| 1759 | KEBLELAND Kebles home at Hursley with notes on neighbouring villages, edited by William Thorn Warren, 140 x 210mm, ppx, + 132 with index, fifty illustrations anmd map of the district, Winchester, Warren & Son, London, simpkin & Co Ltd, 1st edn 1900, dark blue cloth blocked in silver, THREE CENTURIES IN NORTH OXFORDSHIRE by M Sturge Henderson, 142 x 204mm, ppxiv, + 270, front;s and 9 b/w plates, map showing limits of the Forest of Wychwood between pages 198 and 199, Oxford B H Blackwell 50/ 51 Broad Street 1902, pink cloth, blocked in gold, COTSWOLD DAYS by Colin Howard, illustrations, b/w vignettes by Clifford Webb, 140 x 200mm, 277 pages, Blackie & Son Ltd, 1st edn 1937, pinkish cloth £30-40 |
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| 1760 | THE IPSDEN COUNTRY the home of Charles Reade by JH Baker and a signed copy, 144 x 220mm, ppxii, + 154, 57 illustrations including school boy maps, art plate, front's and 18 mostly 2 to a plate, William Smith & Son, 37-39 London St Reading, 2nd edn 1959, front end papers map, green cloth, blocked in black, ornamental dw, THE REGISTER OF THE CITY OF OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL 1881-1925, edited by EA Bowen 144 x 224mm, ppviii, + 187 front's and 2 portraits, privately printed 23rd May 1938, green cloth, spine faded £25-30 |
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| 1761 | NINETEENTH CENTURY STOW by W Bartlett 170 x 220mm, 67 pages, front's + 4 more plates Stow, Clift & Kyland printers 1911, green cloth blocked in black, front, WALKS & DRIVES AROUND BURFORD by William J Monk 130 x 186mm, ppvii, + 140, map, front's 16 illustrations, Burford George Packer High Street 1902, green cloth, blocked in black £25-30 |
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| 1762 | WALKS & DRIVES AROUND BURFORD by William J Monk 130 x 186mm, ppvii + 140, map, frontispiece, 14 illustrations Burford George Packer, High Street 1902, green cloth, blocked in black £20-30 |
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| 1763 | WALKS & DRIVES ROUND BURFORD by William J Monk 130 x 186mm, ppvii, + 140 front;s, a map, 16 illustrations, Burford Geo Packer, High Street 1896, green cloth blocked in black, HISTORY OF BURFORD by W J Monk 128 x 180mm, ppix, + 197 & errata, front's and 10 plates, Burford CW Swatman, High Street, blue cloth, blocked in gold, front 1891 £25-30 |
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| 1764 | COTSWOLD CANTICLES by Josephine F Rowe 126 x 190mm, dedicated to GSG Burrows Press Ltd, Royal House, Cheltenham, August 1930, grey card covers, TOM BROWN AT OXFORD by the author of Tom Brown's School Days 134 x 190mm, ppxv, + 479 illustrated by Sydney P Hall, London Macmillan & Co Ltd 1903, green cloth, spine faded, blacoked in gold, BY THAMES, COLN & LEACH by William J Monk 120 x 180mm, 93 pages, 33pp black and white plates, 2pp woodcuts + 42 pp adverts, quarter cloth, ornamental sides, THE NORTH COTSWOLDS a guide with views and adverts, card covers, ornamental covers, ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS High Court 1901, Guide To Gloucester presented by the executive council and high court committee 130 x 190mm, illustrated guide to city of Gloucester, well illustrated public baths, folding map, ancient Gloucester, 24th June 1901, dark blue cloth, blocked in gold, front, WHAT IS THE OXFORD GROUP by The Layman with a notebook 128 x 186mm, ppxi, +132, Oxford University Press, Humphrey Milford 1933, black cloth, blocked in gold, STORY OF THE OXFORD MOVEMENT by GHF Nye 134 x 195mm, ppxxi, + 216 London, Bemrose & Sons Ltd, 23 Old Baily & Derby 1899, red cloth, blocked in gold, front £30-40 |
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| 1765 | PICTURESQUE OXFORD Its Men And Its Colleges, by Joseph Foster, Hon MA Oxon, 230 x 290mm, ppxii, +663 with illustrations from Loggan, Hearne, Skelton, Ackerman and others, J Parker & Co Oxford and London, no date, blue cloth blocked in gold, THE CHARM OF OXFORD by J Wells MA, 226 x 286mm, ppx, + 149, front's and 25 more plates, pencilled by WG Blackall, ornamental end papers, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co Ltd, Hall Court, London EC4, 2nd edition, April 1920, black covers with ornamental front, ROWLANDSON'S OXFORD by A Hamilton Gibbs 230 x 290mm, ppxv, + 210, front's, + 15 full page colour plates, London, Keegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co Ltd 1911, red cloth, blocked in gold £40-60 |
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| 1766 | A COTTESWOLD MANOR being the history of Painswick by Welbore St Claire Baddelay, 230 x 300mm, ppviii, + 250, + front's and 20 monotone plates, Gloucester John Bellows, London, Keagan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co Ltd 1907, half calf, marble sides and end papers, blocked in gold £30-40 |
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| 1767 | OXFORD MEN AND THEIR COLLEGES by Joseph Foster Hon MA Oxon 326 x 290mm, ppxii, +663, front's engraved title, 24 monochrome plates, portraits in monotone plus many illustrations by Loggan, Hearne, Skleton, Ackerman and others J Parker & Co Ltd, Oxford & London 1893, rumpled blue cloth, black end paper, blocked in gold front and spine, THE CHARM OF OXFORD by J Walls, illustrated pencilled drawing by WG Blackall, 220 x 290mm, ppx, + 154, front's and others 26 tipped in plates of drawings, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co Ltd, Hall Court, London EC4, 2nd edn revised 1920, black cloth, ornamental front and spine blocked in gold, dw, printed white on front and spine £30-40 |
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PICTURESQUE GLOUCESTERSHIRE compiled and photographed by CV Bright, 230 x 290mm, 384 pages, page of photographs with explanatory text on opposite page of the towns and villages of glos, Cheltenham Newspaper Co Ltd, Promenade House, Cheltenham 1928, blue cloth, blocked in gold on front, covers stained and faded, conts good, FAIRFORD GRAVES a record of re-researches in an Anglo Saxon burial place in Gloucestershire, by Michael William Wylie Bam 224 x 284mm, ppvi, + 40, 12 plates plus sketch of grave opened March 7th Oxford, John Henry Parker 1852, paper covered boards, spine worn, contents good, nice to have these early records, GERTRUDE BONE CAME TO OXFORD illustrated by Muirhead Bone, 236 x 280mm, ppix, + 133, front's, + 30 plates, Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1952, blue cloth blocked in gold, WHERE THE WINDRUSH FLOWS and will forever flow by Mollie Harris, 210 x 270mm, ppxvi, + 133 illustrations in colour and b/w by Gary Woodley, Alan Smith Publishing Ltd, Cirencester 1989, ornamental end papers and dw £20-30 |
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