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Commentaries, being diverse pieces of service, wherein he had command. Published by William Dillingham.London, Peter Parker, 1672 (first title-page: Cambridge, John Field, 1657). Folio. With two title-pages, the first dated 1657 with the woodcut device of Cambridge University, the second dated 1672 with a London imprint, 3 full-page engraved portraits, of Sir Francis, Sir Horace Vere and John Ogle, double-page engraved plate of Francis Vere's monumental tomb by R. Gaywood, and 6 double-page engraved maps and plans by Robert Vaugham, of the sea-coasts of Europe, the Netherlands, Cadiz and the Azores, the armies arranged for battle at Turnhout and Newport, and the siege of Ostende. Later gold- and blind-tooled dark red calf.
VERE, Francis. · 1672 · A. Asher & Co. B.V.
€3,500.00 ($3,857.46 | £2,919.97 | ¥615,988)
[18], 209, [2], [1 blank] pp.The 1672 reissue of the first (1657) edition of the famous military Commentaries by Sir Francis Vere (1560-1609), one of the greatest military commanders of his time, in active service in the Netherlands from 1585.The present copy preserves both the …
![[THE LOGS OF TWO VOYAGES]. Log One:�REMARKS RE H.M.S DIDO [Captain The Hon. Keppel]. Commencing Thursday October 24th 1844 from Penang recording the passage to Sheerness via the Cape of Good Hope, St Helena, Ascension and the Channel arriving February 1st 1845, the Log ending Wednesday 12th. 51pp. Written in neat legible hand, with the usual records relating to navigation and weather and detailed remarks dealing with nautical matters, ship repairs and upkeep, distribution of rations, passing ships, punishments and deaths, inspections, ‘’Punished Charles Colly Lord and Supernumerary with 24 lashes for quarrling and fighting ...’ ‘Fired 5 guns at interval for a pilot’, ‘received fresh beef and vegetables ...’ ’employed variously about the rigging and watering ...’ ‘received sugar tea and soft bread purchased’ ‘Departed this life John Johnson Invalid late of HMS Driver? ... committed the body of the deceased to the deep ... ’ ‘A.M. lost by the neglect of James Mitton (AB) Hammocks ... and by the neglect of Geo Arnor ... charged the same against their wages ....’ ‘carpenters making a new hatchway gating’, ‘scrubbed hammocks and washed clothes’, ‘Performed divine service’, ‘Exchanged Colors and Numbers with the English ship ‘Manlius’, ‘Surveying officers from HMS Winchester came on board and inspected worn sails and Running gear ... inspected twenty casks of peas complained as being hard and indigestible. Condemned and returned them into store ...’, ‘Discharged Mr H M Comber ...and M Hurley for a passage to England ...’ Punished Edward Puge ? AB With 30 lashes for drunkeness ...’ ‘disrated Wm. Carrigan Captain ... for drunkeness and mutinous conduct ..’�Log Two: OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF H.M.S. HIBERNIA Bearing the Flag of Vice Admiral Sir William Parker, Bart, GCB. Peter Richards C.B. Captain. Commencing April 3rd 1845 At Portsmouth Ending June 3rd 1847 at Gibraltar. c.100pp. Written in the same legible hand, again with the usual records relating to navigation and weather. Detailed remarks including considerable information regarding the process of preparing the ship for sea. Recording in considerable detail the process of preparing the ship for sea. The Ship is scraped, painted virtually rebuilt and loaded with necessary stores over a period of a little over three months. Noting the arrival of officers and crew, naming many (with the exception of the Ordinary Seaman), ‘received two seamen from HMS St Vincent, Recording the arrival and departure of other naval vessels ‘HMB Nautilius went out of harbour’ ‘HMSO Medea came into harbor’. The visits of Queen Victoria and other members of the Royal family to Portsmouth ‘His Royal Highness Prince Albert arrived at the Royal Clarence yard and Embarked on board’., HMSO Lightning came into harbor having on board Her Majesty Queen Victoria, His Royal Highness Prince Albert, Prince of Wales and Princess Royal who landed at the Clarence yard’. The Hibernia sailed in July 20th for her base at Valetta Harbour, Malta. based there from late August until March 1846 noting Harbor traffic HMS Jackal and Bloodhound went into Quarentine Harbor’, daily actitivities ‘. Whilst docked there receiving visits from several notable persons ‘saluted the Russian? and Sardinian consuls’, details of disciplinary actions, ‘Lost through the nefarious conduct of Wm. Smith, Pursers Howard ... 22 lbs of fresh beef and charged it to their wages ...’, ‘Mr Gilbert Elliot was reprimanded by the Captain on the Quarter deck for insolent and highly insubordinate conduct to the officer of the watch’, ‘punished Thos. Hunt (RM) with 36 lashes for diobedience of orders ... Jas Williams and Ed. Williams with 24 lashes each for desertion ...’. And of course many remarks relating of usual daily occurences ‘Wm Anger boy 2nd class fell from Main Topmast rigging into a boat alongside He dies ...Coroner came on board and held an inquest ...’ Sailing out on at the end of March 1846 Hibernia sailed for the eastern Mediterranean and on April 19th anchored off Gallipoli. She remained there for about a month, returning to Gibraltar where Jenkins leaves.](https://images.antiqbook.com/books/edw/1694502573/the-logs-1-small.avif)
[THE LOGS OF TWO VOYAGES]. Log One: REMARKS RE H.M.S DIDO [Captain The Hon. Keppel]. Commencing Thursday October 24th 1844 from Penang recording the passage to Sheerness via the Cape of Good Hope, St Helena, Ascension and the Channel arriving February 1st 1845, the Log ending Wednesday 12th. 51pp. Written in neat legible hand, with the usual records relating to navigation and weather and detailed remarks dealing with nautical matters, ship repairs and upkeep, distribution of rations, passing ships, punishments and deaths, inspections, ‘’Punished Charles Colly Lord and Supernumerary with 24 lashes for quarrling and fighting ...’ ‘Fired 5 guns at interval for a pilot’, ‘received fresh beef and vegetables ...’ ’employed variously about the rigging and watering ...’ ‘received sugar tea and soft bread purchased’ ‘Departed this life John Johnson Invalid late of HMS Driver? ... committed the body of the deceased to the deep ... ’ ‘A.M. lost by the neglect of James Mitton (AB) Hammocks ... and by the neglect of Geo Arnor ... charged the same against their wages ....’ ‘carpenters making a new hatchway gating’, ‘scrubbed hammocks and washed clothes’, ‘Performed divine service’, ‘Exchanged Colors and Numbers with the English ship ‘Manlius’, ‘Surveying officers from HMS Winchester came on board and inspected worn sails and Running gear ... inspected twenty casks of peas complained as being hard and indigestible. Condemned and returned them into store ...’, ‘Discharged Mr H M Comber ...and M Hurley for a passage to England ...’ Punished Edward Puge ? AB With 30 lashes for drunkeness ...’ ‘disrated Wm. Carrigan Captain ... for drunkeness and mutinous conduct ..’ Log Two: OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF H.M.S. HIBERNIA Bearing the Flag of Vice Admiral Sir William Parker, Bart, GCB. Peter Richards C.B. Captain. Commencing April 3rd 1845 At Portsmouth Ending June 3rd 1847 at Gibraltar. c.100pp. Written in the same legible hand, again with the usual records relating to navigation and weather. Detailed remarks including considerable information regarding the process of preparing the ship for sea. Recording in considerable detail the process of preparing the ship for sea. The Ship is scraped, painted virtually rebuilt and loaded with necessary stores over a period of a little over three months. Noting the arrival of officers and crew, naming many (with the exception of the Ordinary Seaman), ‘received two seamen from HMS St Vincent, Recording the arrival and departure of other naval vessels ‘HMB Nautilius went out of harbour’ ‘HMSO Medea came into harbor’. The visits of Queen Victoria and other members of the Royal family to Portsmouth ‘His Royal Highness Prince Albert arrived at the Royal Clarence yard and Embarked on board’., HMSO Lightning came into harbor having on board Her Majesty Queen Victoria, His Royal Highness Prince Albert, Prince of Wales and Princess Royal who landed at the Clarence yard’. The Hibernia sailed in July 20th for her base at Valetta Harbour, Malta. based there from late August until March 1846 noting Harbor traffic HMS Jackal and Bloodhound went into Quarentine Harbor’, daily actitivities ‘. Whilst docked there receiving visits from several notable persons ‘saluted the Russian? and Sardinian consuls’, details of disciplinary actions, ‘Lost through the nefarious conduct of Wm. Smith, Pursers Howard ... 22 lbs of fresh beef and charged it to their wages ...’, ‘Mr Gilbert Elliot was reprimanded by the Captain on the Quarter deck for insolent and highly insubordinate conduct to the officer of the watch’, ‘punished Thos. Hunt (RM) with 36 lashes for diobedience of orders ... Jas Williams and Ed. Williams with 24 lashes each for desertion ...’. And of course many remarks relating of usual daily occurences ‘Wm Anger boy 2nd class fell from Main Topmast rigging into a boat alongside He dies ...Coroner came on board and held an inquest ...’ Sailing out on at the end of March 1846 Hibernia sailed for the eastern Mediterranean and on April 19th anchored off Gallipoli. She remained there for about a month, returning to Gibraltar where Jenkins leaves.
Jenkins Mate, Robert. · 1804 · Francis Edwards Booksellers
£2,500.00 (€2,996.60 | $3,302.65 | ¥527,392)
Light browning, contemporary half leather with marbled boards, minor wear to boards and extremities. HMS Hibernia (1804) was a 110-gun first rate launched in 1804. She became the base flagship at Malta in 1855, and was broken up in 1902.
Peter Parker. De spektakulaire Spiderman. 50 stuks, nummers tuusen no. 10- 115.
Mantlo, Bill, Allen Milgrom, Jim Mooney, Bob Sharen, et al. · 1983 · Antiquariaat De Boekenbeurs
€60.00 ($66.13 | £50.06 | ¥10,560)
Naarden; 1983-1993; Juniorpress; zachte kaft, geniet, ill. in kleur; elk nummer 32 p.10 nummers met etiketje van de leesportefeuille aan de voorkant. Sommige nummers met gaatjes van extra netjes, ter bevestiging in de leesportefeuille.
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man: Aug. #81
PETER PARKER: SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN · 1983 · Books from the crypt
$8.00 (€7.26 | £6.06 | ¥1,277)
NY, Marvel Comics. 1983. Comic. Ill.: Milgrom, Al & DeMulder, Kim. Book, 1983. Vol. 1. Punisher, Cloak and Dagger appearances. Very Fine. Fine.
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #130 Newsstand Edition
Layton, Bob; Fern, Jim · 1987 · Parigi Books
$18.00 (€16.33 | £13.63 | ¥2,874)
New York, Marvel Comics, 1987. First Edition. Stapled wraps. Very Fine/Near Mint (9.0).; 17 x 26 cm. .
Strange le journal de spider-man n°176 août 1984 - Iron-man et s'il n'en reste qu'un je serai celui-là ! 165e épisode - l'homme araignée Peter Parker criminel 207e épisode - l'intrépide daredevil - Rom le chevalier de l'espace quand l'union fait la force.
Collectif · 1984 · Le-livre.com
€20.90 ($23.03 | £17.44 | ¥3,678)
Lug, 1984. 1984. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Papier jauni. 88 pages - nombreux dessins en couleurs et en noir et blanc dans le texte - rousseurs sur les plats.. . . . Classification Dewey : 843.064-BD périodiques. .
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #7 Italian Edition
Milgrom, Al and others · 1992 · Parigi Books
$24.00 (€21.78 | £18.17 | ¥3,832)
Perugia, Edizioni Star Comics, 1992. First Italian Edition. Stapled wraps. Fine (6.0). Text in Italian. ; 17 x 26 cm. .
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #133 Italian Edition
Nocenti, Ann and others · 1992 · Parigi Books
$24.00 (€21.78 | £18.17 | ¥3,832)
Perugia, Edizioni Star Comics, 1992. First Italian Edition. Stapled wraps. Fine (6.0). Text in Italian. ; 17 x 26 cm. .
Peter Parker and the Opening of China [by] Edward V. Gulick Harvard studies in American-East Asian relations, no. 3
Gulick, Edward Vose · 1973 · Brookline Village Books
$86.00 (€78.03 | £65.10 | ¥13,733)
Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1973. Hardcover. 282pp. 25 cm. Very good condition/good.