Authors starting with T from Savoy Books

London: Printed by A. J. Valpy, for private circulation. Not Published. [1835.] 8vo, early 3/4 morocco, marbled boards; raised bands, gilt compartments. Spine a little scuffed, minor marginal stains and moderate soiling; a very good copy. Second edition, with additions. A presentation copy, inscribed "To William Evans, Esq. With the author's sincere regards." Talfourd's longtime friend Evans was proprietor of the periodical "The Pamphleteer", for which Talfourd occasionally wrote... more information

London: for the author, 1733. 2 vols. 8vo, old full calf. Vol I: pp. [xv], 114, [2]; 50 numbered leaves + 6 pp. of engraved music. Vol II: pp. [2], 110, [2]; 50 numbered leaves + 4 pp engraved music. Titles printed in red & black; ornamental head and tail pieces. Bindings worn, front cover of Vol. I nearly detached. Generally clean within, with a few minor marginal tears. Second edition, greatly enlarged, of the first collection of Scottish songs with music. It was first published in 1725 in a folio edi... more information

London: J. Wilcox, 1743. 12mo, contemp.calf, rebacked. Pp. [xx], 184. With 6 fold engraved plates of music. Rubbed, rear hinge tender but secure, tear to one plate, no loss; a very good copy. An important source in the history and performance of vocal technique, first published in 1723. Tosi was a singer who travelled widely, and spent time in England. BLC.. ... more information

Albany: C. Van Benthuysen [1847.] 8vo, original printed wrappers. Pp. 32. Tucker's first catalogue, with illustrated decriptions of plows, scythes, churns and cheese presses, pruning tools, rakes, spades and forks, etc. . ... more information

New York: George Putnam, 1850. 8vo, orig. blue-green stamped cloth. Pp. xii, 273. A fine copy. First edition. A series of amiable essays on such topics as New England philosophy, art and artists, the gold fever, the profession of literature, lyric poetry, music, etc. "A man of independent financial means, Tuckerman had ample opportunity to indulge his love of meditation and study... Representing the easy, romantic scholarship of the forties and fifties in America, he readily passed in his day for a man... more information

Oxford: Slatter and Rose, 1861. 8vo, orig. cloth gilt. Pp. 46. Some wear to cloth at spine, a bit shaken. A very good copy. Sole edition; a presentation copy, inscribed, lilkely in Tyerman's hand, "To James Morrell Esq. with John Pratt's respectful duty." With Morrell's engraved bookplate. A fascinating account of a long-lived itinerant herbalist, who collected plants for local druggists and the Society of Apothecaries, by which he supported a wife and seventeen children. "He was ... more information

London: Skeffington, n.d. (1952). Sm 8vo, orig cloth w/ DJ. Pp. 212 with 11 full-page plates, 2 of them color. A fine copy in a good DJ.. ... more information

Philadephia:: The Farmer Company,, 1893. 8vo, cloth (a little discolored and soiled). Pp. 367, sparsely illus. Bottom of spine chipped, but a good, sound copy. First edition.. ... more information

London: Routledge, Warnes and Routledge, 1859. Sm 8vo. Pp. 309 + 32pp. ads. Ex-lib in buckram with orig. gilt cloth spine and covers mounted. Profusely illsu. in text and 7 color plates.. ... more information

Read before the Board of Agriculture of the State of New York, March 8, 1825. Third Edition. To which are added Four Appendices. Albany Printed. Philadelphia: Reprinted by J.R.A. Skerrett, 1827. Orig. plain wrappers, stitched as issued; pp. 48. Foxed; very good. Rink 3103.. ... more information

N.p. [Norwood, Mass.] Privately Printed, 1915. Sm 4to, orig cloth, t.e.g. Pp. 283, uncut, illustrated with 7 photos. Rubbed, inner hinge loose but a decent copy.. ... more information

New York: C.S.Francis & Co., 1846. 12mo, quarter calf, marbled boards; pp. 318. Ex lib, partial label on spine and stamps on endpapers. Foxed; good.. ... more information

Wherein is shown a method of introducing a sort of vineyard-culture into the corn-fields, in order to increase their product, and diminish the common expence; by the use of instruments described in cuts. London: for the author, 1733. Bound with, A Supplement to the Essay on Horse-Hoing Husbandry. The second edition. London: for the author, 1740. Folio, early polished calf, neatly rebacked, raised bands, gilt morocco labels. 6 folding engraved plates; 1 plate (supplement). Moderate foxing and soiling; neat r... more information

New York:: Townsend Mac Coun,, 1884. Folio, original green cloth gilt. Pp. [xvii], 424. Spine worn, cloth rubbed, title foxed; library bookplates. Second edition, originally published in 1877 under the title The Floral Kingdom, Its History, Sentiment and Poetry. A very scarce Victorian compendium of flower culture and lore. The text is printed within red borders, with elaborate ornamental capitals. It is divided in two sections: I. Description, Language and Poetry of Flowers; II. Cultivation and Analysis of... more information

With an introduction by Sir Walter Scott and a benediction by Rudyard Kipling, incorporated in a foreword by E. V. Lucas. London: James Tregaskis & Son, 1931. Thick 4to, full reverse calf, raised bands. Pp. xii, (1), 336; half title. Uncut. Slight discoloration at head and foot of spine, else fine copy. One of 500 copies, printed on Batchelor hand-made paper, printed at the Caxton Head and Raven Presses, and bound by Bain and Co. A handsome edition of Tusser's classic, printed from the text of 1580.... more information