Search Results: Titles starting with S from J. A. Lascelles & Sons

London: Printed for J. M. for Richard Wodnothe, in Leaden-hall Street next to the Golden-Hart, 1655. Third Edition. Good +. 4º, 17 cm.; 303 pp. First published in 1651 as a supplement to Richard Weston's 'Discours of husbandrie used in Brabant and Flanders" the book contains letters to Hartlib purportedly from Cressy Dymock and Robert Child. Hartlib, more of an enabler and patron than author, published numerous tracts on husbandry and agriculture. (ESTC, Fussell).

Edinburgh: John Balfour, 1767. 1st Edition. Full calf. 8º, 20cm.; vii, 408pp.; full speckled calf with gilt title to spine compartment on red leather label, all edges speckled in red; top edge of front board bruised otherwise very good. A rather severe distillation of the Royal Society's multi-volume journal 'Museum Rusticum et Commerciale..., 1763-. Retains both plates, the fold out table as well as the advertisement leaf before the title page. Contemporary ownership insciption of Capt. Grant of Rothiemurchus, 1767 on pastedown.

Edinburgh: Printed by Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1743. 1st Edition. Full calf. Very good. 8º, 20cm.; xxx, 457pp.; plate; full calf with spine in 6 raised band compartments, title in gilt on red panel;. The first publication of The Honourable the Society of Improvers In the Knowledge of Agriculture in Scotland, of which Maxwell was Secretary. (Fussell).

Boston: William Hyde & Co, 1832. 1st Edition. Cloth. Good. 8º, 23.5cm.; 408pp., frontis., 111 pls.; Untrimmed; foxing, damp staining and soiling; Inscr. to Rochester nurseryman and first editor of the Genesee Farmer [Naaman Goodsell] by the publisher.

London: Printed for G. G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row, 1799. 1st Edition. Original Publisher's Board. Good. 8º., 23cm. ; 471 p.; Spine title panel in paper. Corners bumped, paper spine cover chipped, general soiling; Retains both half-title and the folding tree-blossoming schedule in rear. Most pages still unread and uncut. Rare in original publisher's blue paper-covered boards.