Search Results: Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts, 900-1066 by Elzbieta Temple

London: Harvey Miller, 1976. Hardcover. Very good+/very good. Brown cloth boards in dust jacket, quarto [9.25" x 13.25"], illustrated in color and b&w. Book has mild rubbing and edgewear to boards and spine, binding tight, previous owner's signature to front flyleaf, text clean and unmarked, with faint foxing to top edge of block. DJ has sun to spine and edges of panels, edgewear that includes small tears and their related creases, now in archival mylar wrap.

Harvey Miller, 1976. ~370 colour illustrations, 6 in colour. Dustwrapper slightly edgeworn and slightly faded on spine but unclipped. Top edges slightly foxed. No ownership marks. ~Robust packaging. Overseas tracking available on request.. Hardback. Very Good+/Very Good+. 243pp. Large 4to: 23 x 34cm. With dustwrapper. Binding sound, text unmarked.

London: Harvey Miller, 1976. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. First edition. Hardcover. Tall Quarto. 243pp. With 370 illustrations. Neat ownership signature and a card stating "from the author (typed) with compliments -Harvey Miller..." taped on ffep. Brown cloth stamped in gold. Top corners bumped, not effecting papges, slight rubbing to bottom edge of spine. Dust jacket has light edgewear, chips to bottom of spine area.

London: Harvey Miller, 1976. Hardcover. VG (Ex-art library with spine label, marks on book block edges and on outermost pages, incl. rear pocket; dj spine has sunned and changed color; otherwise quite nice.). Brown cloth, gilt letters on spine, dusky green and illus. dust jacket in mylar cover; 244 pp., 364 BW illus., 6 tipped-in color plates. A catalogue of "all known Anglo-Saxon illuminated manuscripts from the reign of King Alfred until the Norman Conquest, including such famous books as the Benedictional of St. Ethelwold, the Caedmon Genesis and the Gospels of Judith of Flanders, as well as comparatively unknown manuscripts, in particular a hitherto obscure Anglo-Saxon Gospel Lectionary now in the National Library in Warsaw. ... The richness and abundance of the visual material demonstrates the elegance of Anglo-Saxon art and substantiates the reasons for its reputation in Europe in the tenth and eleventh centuries." (dj) One of a series of six books analyzing British manuscripts.