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Time Booksellers May 2020 Latest Acquisitions Time Booksellers May 2020 Latest Acquisitions Uploaded on our website May 1st 2020 some 407 titles. To view a Larger image click on the actual image then the back arrow. To order a book, click on 'Click here to Order' and then the ORDER button. If you wish to continue viewing books, click the back arrow. You will return to the list of books you were viewing. To continue adding books to your order simply repeat on the next book you want. When you have finished viewing or searching click on 'View shopping cart'. Your list of books will be shown. To remove any unwanted books from the shopping cart simply click 'Remove the item'. When satisfied with your order click "Proceed with order" follow the prompts, this takes you to the Books and Collectibles secure ordering page. To search our entire database of books (over 30000 titles), go to our website: www.timebooksellers.com.au 41714 ALEKHINE, ALEXANDER. My Best Games Of Chess 1908 - 1923. Translated from the original French Manuscripts by J. Du Mont and M. E. Goldstein. Reprint; Demy 8vo; pp. xii, 267; diagrams, index of openings, index of names; original green cloth with gilt title on spine, previous owner's names and dates on front free endpaper, good copy. London, G. Bell And Sons, Ltd., 1960. Click here to Order $25 110906 ALLEN, ERIC. Airliners in Australian Service Volume 1. and Volume 2. First Editions; Demy 4to; Vol. 1. pp. 163, (3); Vol. 2. pp.178; both volumes illustrated with numerous coloured and b/w. photographs, bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, fine copies.Fyshwick, ACT; Aerospace Publications; 1995/1996. Click here to Order $60 www.timebooksellers.com.au 1 110641 ANCHEN, NICK. Enginemen of the Victorian Railways. Volume II. First Edition; 8vo; pp. x, 190; profusely illustrated in b/w and colour throughout, fold-out map at rear; original slick illustrated boards; boards rubbed, price sticker on back board; otherwise a fine copy.Melbourne, Sierra Publishing, 2013. Click here to Order $50 110622 ASKEW, MARK. The Military Jeep Buyer's Bible. First Edition; Med. 4to; pp. 108; endpaper advertisements, text illustrated with several hundred coloured photographs, bound in original stiff illustrated wrapper, fine copy.South Yorkshire; A Jeep Books Ltd. Publication; 2003. Click here to Order $40 110645 ASKEW, MARK; Editor. Rare WW2 JJeep Photo Archive Following On No 1. The Willys T-28 Half-Track & 6x6 MT-TUG. First Edition; Demy 4to; pp. 128; text illustrated with numerous coloured and b/w. photographs, bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, fine copy.South Yorkshire; Jeep Books Ltd.; 2003. Click here to Order $75 110604 AUSTIN, JANE. Persuasion: Emma: Pride and Prejudice. Three Volumes in slipcases. First Folio Printing reset with new illustrations by Niroot Puttapipat; Med. 8vo; "Persuasion" pp. xvi, 252; coloured frontispiece, 6 full page coloured plates; "Emma" pp. xvi, 431; coloured frontispiece, text with six full page coloured plates; "Pride and Prejudice" pp. xvi, 364; coloured frontispiece, text illustrated with six full page coloured www.timebooksellers.com.au 2 plates; uniformly bound in quarter brown cloth with decorated boards blocked and illustrated with cameo by Puttapipat; each housed in original plain slipcase, one slipcase a little worn otherwise fine condition.London; Folio Society; 2006-2007. Each volume is based on the definitive text of professor R. W. Chapman. Click here to Order $180 110871 AUSTIN, SUE; AUSTIN, RON. The Body Snatchers. The History Of The 3rd Australian Field Ambulance 1914-1918. Limited Edition; Demy 8vo; pp. 150; frontispiece, 46 photographs, 4 appendices, bibliography and acknowledgements, index; original blue cloth, title lettered in white on spine, dustjacket, a fine copy. McCrae, Slouch Hat Publications, (1995). Limited edition of 500 copies. This is number 161. Signed by the authors. Click here to Order $115 110777 Australian Council of National Trusts. Historic Buildings. Composite Edition; Roy. 4to; pp. 583; text illustrated with 73 coloured plates and 500 b/w. photographs, bound in original blue cloth, title lettered in white on spine, dustjacket, fine copy.Australian Council of national Trusts/Reed Books Pty Ltd.; 1984. A Composite of Material contained in "Historic Places', Historic Houses" and 'Historic Homesteads". Click here to Order $50 110773 Australian Council of National Trusts. Historic Homesteads. First Combined Edition; Roy. 4to; pp. [viii], 588; text illustrated with 61 coloured plates and 590 b/w. photographs, bound in original blue cloth, title lettered in silver on spine, dustjacket, fine copy.Canberra; Australian Council Of National Trusts; 1982. First issued as two separate volumes, Historic Homesteads of Australia, Volume One, first published in 1969 and Historic Homesteads of Australia, Volume Two, first published in 1976. Click here to Order $50 www.timebooksellers.com.au 3 30285 AVERBAKH, YURI. ; TAIMANOV, MARK. The World Chess Championship Karpov Kasparov Moscow 85. Translated from the Russian by Graham Whittaker and Yevgeny Kopytkin. First English Edition; Demy 8vo; pp. 256; illustrated title page, 26 illustrations, diagrams, index to openings, original cloth, dustjacket a little worn and faded, good copy.Moscow, Raduga Publishers, (c1986). Click here to Order $60 110676 AVERT, DEREK. A Century of Steam Trains. First Edition; Med. 4to; pp.144; text illustrated with numerous coloured and b/w. photographs and line drawings, bound in original slick illustrated boards, dustjacket, good copy.London; Brockhampton Press; 1998. Click here to Order $25 110798 BAKER, ALF 'BLACKIE'. What Price Bushido? 8vo; pp. xiv, 138; b/w illustrations throughout, glossary; original stiff illustrated wrapper; a fine copy.(Plymouth), Torch Books, (1991). Click here to Order $50 110650 BALLANTYNE, GENE. Australian Women's Work In The Literary Field During The 19th & 20th Centuries. First Edition; Demy 8vo; pp. 36; bound in original stiff stapled decorated wrappers, bookplate of J.B. prentice on front endpaper, very good copy.Melbourne; Lyceum Club of Melbourne; 1977. This essay won the first prize offered by the Lyceum Club of Florence to commemorate International Women's Year in 1975. Click here to Order $30 www.timebooksellers.com.au 4 110806 BARBER, JACK. The War the Whores and the Afrika Korps. First Edition; 8vo; pp. 144; text illustrated with eight pages of b/w. photographs, index, bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, lower corner crease on front wrapper otherwise a very good copy.Roseville, NSW, Kangaroo Press,1997. "On the outbreak of World War II Jack Barber, aged twenty, joined the AIF. He was sent to North Africa and spent the best part of 1941 in the besieged city of Tobruk. As Barber notes, Tobruk was a great place for making friends, but a hell of a place for losing them." Click here to Order $25 75222 BARRY, JOHN VINCENT. The Life and Death of John Price. A Study Of The Exercise Of Naked Power. First edition; Demy 8vo; pp. xiv, 204; portrait frontispiece, 8 full-page plates, 3 appendices, abbreviations, notes, bibliography, index; original cloth, dustjacket, a little chipped on edges, very good copy.Parkville, Melbourne University Press, (1964). Click here to Order $30 110912 BARZUN, JACQUES. From Dawn To Decadence: 500 Years of Western Cultural Life 1500 to The Present. First Edition; Med. 8vo; pp. xviii, 877; reference notes, index of persons, index of subjects, bound in original black cloth, title lettered in gilt on spine, dustjacket, very good copy.New York; HarperCollins Publishers; 2000. Click here to Order $45 www.timebooksellers.com.au 5 110608 BATCHELDER, ALF. On Laughter-Silvered Wings : A Biography of Henry Lacy Smith. First Edition; Super Royal 8vo; pp. viii, 90; 24 pages of coloured and b/e. photographic plates, two illustrations in text, bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, fine copy.Canberra; Air Power development Centre; 2015. Flight Lieutenant Henry Lacy Smith, an Australian world war II fighter pilot whose remains were discovered, still in his Mk. IX Spitfire, in the Orne Estuary in Normandy in 2010. This is his story. Click here to Order $45 110588 BEAL, D. F; Editor. Advances in Computer Chess 4. First Edition; Demy 8vo; pp. vii, 197; diagrams, figures, tables, index; illustrated slickboards, very good copy. Oxford, Pergamon Press, [1986]. Click here to Order $75 110874 BEAN, C. E. W. Gallipoli Mission. Reprint; Demy 8vo; pp. xxii, 401, (8); frontispiece; profusely illustrated; index; bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, very good copy.Crows Nest, NSW; ABC Enterprises; 1991. Click here to Order $30 10703 BEAUMONT, JOAN; Editor. Australia's War 1914-1918. First Edition; Demy 8vo; pp. xxii, 195; 7 tables, 6 figures, 4 maps, 29 b/w illustrations, original stiff illustrated wrapper, very good copy.(NSW), Allen & Unwin, (1995.) Click here to Order $25 www.timebooksellers.com.au 6 110627 BERNIER, REN. WWII Jeep Guidebook Buying, Owning and Enjoying Your WWII Jeep. First Edition; Demy 4to; pp. [vi], 118;text illustrated with numerous b/w. photographs, appendices, index, bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, good copy.Maine; Just Write Books; 2005. Click here to Order $125 110913 BERTIE, CHARLES H. Old Colonial By - Ways. Illustrated by Sydney Ure Smith. First edition; 4to; pp. 27 (text), 55(plates), tipped-in coloured frontispiece, 6 colour plates, 51 b/w. illustrations; original stiff illustrated wrapper; bookplate, foxing to pages, wrapper bumped and marked, page edges flecked; a good copy.Sydney, Art In Australia Ltd, 1928. Click here to Order $45 110644 BIGGS, ELLENA; Compiler. pages From The Past. The Warburton Mail 50 Years Ago 1945. Med. 4to; pp. [x], 52; text with several b/w. illustrations, index, bound in plastic spiral binding, good copy.Printed by L. G. Hunt; n.d. (?1996). Contains extracts from the Lilydale Express, Municipal Directory, Sands and McDougall Directory, The Warburton Mail. Click here to Order $40 110715 BLAINEY, GEOFFREY. A History of Victoria.
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