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A Galaxy of Poems Old and New
$99.95A Galaxy of Poems Old and New by E.W Parker Chosen by E. W. Parker with Australian Poems chosen by Enid Moodie Heddle A collection of poems from 1370s through to the early 1920s, with over 100 poems from Sir Thomas Wyatt, William Shakespeare, William Butler Yeats, Judith Wright, and more … Specifications Artist/ Author: E.W Parker Condition: Used, VGC, one minor mark on the inside cover, no writing, very minor yellowing to pages due to age. Images of actual book. Format: Hardcover, no dust jacket Publication date: 1st Edition 1962, Vintage Comment: There is a loose newspaper clipping inside with the heading ‘Robert Frost Talks Poetry and Politics’ (an address by the poet Robert Frost to the American National Poetry Assoc) dated 4th September 1963. Number of Pages: 356 Publisher: Longmans, Green and Co Ltd Dimensions: H19cm x W13cm x D2.3cm, approximately
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The Cruise of the Rover Caravan
$49.95The Cruise of the Rover Caravan by Gordon Stables Step into the world of Victorian travel and exploration with this captivating edition of The Cruise of the Rover Caravan by the renowned author Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N. This richly illustrated volume is a true visual and literary delight, showcasing the adventures of a caravan journey ... Specifications Artist/ Author: Gordon Stables Condition: Used, Good condition, cover, spine and pages structurally sound, some minor scuff marks on the back cover, minor water mark on bottom right of second and third pages, no marks, no writing other than ‘Awarded Certificate’ on the first page, yellowing to pages due to age. Images of actual book. Format: Hardcover, no dust jacket Publication date: 1900-1909, Antique Number of Pages: 342 Publisher: James Nisbet and Co., London Dimensions: 18.8cm x W13.5cm x D3.5cm, approximately
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The Fiery Totem
$49.95The Fiery Totem: A Tale of Adventure in The Canadian North-West by Argyll Saxby "The Fiery Totem" by Argyll Saxby is a novel written in the early 20th century. This tale of adventure follows the journeys of two pairs of companions—fathers and sons—who venture into the Canadian North-West in search of game and excitement. The storyline hints at themes of survival, the unknown, and cultural encounters, particularly as the characters face both natural and supernatural challenges in their quest. The opening of the novel presents a scene where two fathers, Arnold and Holden, set out in a canoe for a hunting expedition, leaving their sons, Bob and Alf, back at camp. As the fathers navigate the river, they quickly find themselves in danger when their canoe gets caught in a rapid and capsizes, resulting in their separation as they struggle in the water. Meanwhile, the boys at camp experience their own thrill and tension as they prepare for their adventure and ponder the whereabouts of their fathers, indicating a growing concern over their absence. The setup creates a palpable sense of foreboding and anticipation as both pairs grapple with the wilderness and the unexpected trials that lie ahead. Specifications Artist/ Author: Argyll Saxby Condition: Used, Good condition, scuffs to cover, one loose page however all other pages and spine are structurally sound, no writing other than two inscriptions on the first and second pages, yellowing pages due to age. Images actual book. Format: Hardcover Publication date: ca 1910, ‘Presented to’ Inscription dated 14th December 1918, Antique Number of Pages: 223 Publisher: The Religious Tract Society, London Dimensions: H19.6cm x W13.5cm x D3.8cm, approximately
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The Old Helmet
$49.95The Old Helmet by Miss Wetherell In *The Old Helmet* by Susan Warner, readers are invited into a world where faith and resilience are tested against the backdrop of 19th-century England. This classic novel, the first volume in a two-part series, follows the life of Eleanor Powle, a young woman confronted with profound spiritual and moral dilemmas. After a life-threatening illness, Eleanor's journey becomes one of inner transformation, as she grapples with questions of faith, salvation, and the true meaning of life. Warner masterfully weaves together rich character development and deep religious themes, making *The Old Helmet* a compelling read for those interested in exploring Christian values and the complexities of personal conviction. The novel's vivid descriptions of the English countryside and its depiction of 19th-century social norms further enhance its timeless appeal. Rediscover this forgotten gem, a story that resonates with themes of redemption, the power of faith, and the quest for spiritual truth. Specifications Artist/ Author: Elizabeth Wetherell Condition: Used, Fair condition for its age, late 1800s, minor scuffs to cover, mostly on the spine, inner page minorly failing away from the spine, most other pages are structurally sound to the spine, page 63 is torn with some of the page missing. Inscription and date (15/12/93, & Christmas 1893, found on inner front cover and first page, there is an additional inscription on the third page (more current), yellowing to pages due to age. Images of actual book. Format: Hardcover, no dust jacket Publication date: inscription date 15/12/1893, Antique Number of Pages: 450 Publisher: Ward, Lock and Co., London, New York, Melbourne Dimensions: H18.2cm x W12.5cm x D2.3cm, approximately
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Folklore Myths and Legends of Britain
$165.00Folklore Myths and Legends of Britain by Reader’s Digest 'Folklore, Myths and Legends of Britain,' published by Reader's Digest, is a comprehensive exploration of British folklore, divided into three main parts: ancient superstitions, regional stories, and key figures. The book delves into the origins of various myths, legends, and traditions, offering insights into how they have shaped British culture and beliefs. It explores themes of nature, the supernatural, and regional identities, combining historical context with captivating narratives. SOLD Specifications Publisher: Reader’s Digest Association Condition: Used, Good condition, no marks or writing other than the merchant store’s name (Ripping Yarns) inscribed on the inner first page. Format: Hardcover Publication date: 1st January 1977, this edition 1979, Vintage Number of Pages: 552 ISBN: 9780340165973 Dimensions: H28.7cmx W17cm x D4.3cm, approximately
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