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General View of the Agriculture of the West Riding of Yorkshire.
Publisher: Printed for Richard Phillips, London;
Date of publication: 1799
£95.00
FIRST EDITION. Small quarto, pp. xiv, 293, [3], 121 Appendix, [1], 16 catalogue. Fold-out linen-backed sketch map to fore. Later pebbled bottle-green cloth with printed paper title label to spine;...
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The Agrarian History of England and Wales Volume V ii 1640-1750 Agrarian Change.
Publisher: Cambridge University Press, Cambridge;
Date of publication: 1992
£50.00
Reprint. Octavo, pp. xxx, 952. 28 monochrome photographic plates, many of which are multi-image; numerous plans, maps, drawings and diagrams within text. Publishers’ bottle green cloth with gilt ti...
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Thomas Bates and the Kirklevington Shorthorns
Publisher: Robert Redpath, Newcastle upon Tyne;
Date of publication: 1897
£250.00
Large octavo. xxii,[2], 513,[1] colophon, [2] advertisement. 6 plates including frontispiece portrait of Thomas Bates, 32 illustrations in text, 2 maps of which 1 fold-out, and 3 fold-out pedigrees...
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General View of the Agriculture of the County of Berwick; with Observations on th...
Publisher: Richard Phillips, London;
Date of publication: 1809
£200.00
FIRST EDITION. Octavo. xxxii, 504 pp, 73 (Appendix) , [1]. Fold-out map frontispiece of Berwickshire, hand-coloured in outline; 2 engraved plates. Book Condition: Very Good. Half calf with marbled ...
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THE RESOURCES OF ESTATES : BEING A TREATISE ON THE AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT AND G...
Publisher: Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans and Roberts, London;
Date of publication: 1858
£180.00
FIRST EDITION. Xii, 647 pp. Sympathetically recased using original boards & spine in embossed & blind stamped green cloth. Illustrated - 12 plates showing costed farm plans ( of which 10 are double...
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