Caer LLugwy Excavation of the Roman Fort Between Capel Curig and Bettws-y-Coed First Report

HALL J.P. [Joseph Platt]. (BRUTON F.A. [Francis Archibald] 1860-1929 editor).

In grey & white printed cloth, corners rubbed. Spine, black ink titles. Poor dust jacket with torn with loss. Internally, half title, frontis, [8], 9-64 pp, 26 illustrations (including 2 large folding maps), title page with no. 18 stamp to top…

£15 | Published: 1923 | Publisher: Taylor Garnett Evans and Co

The Bala Volcanic Series of Caernarvonshire and Associated Rocks.

HARKER Alfred 1859-1939

1st ed, 1889, VG, 6 pls. In red cloth, corners lightly bumped, a little worn at head, blind tooling to edges, with a circular blind stamp to upper cover. Spine has titles in gilt, edges a little bumped, lib ref nos at base. Internally,…

£20 | Published: 1889 | Publisher: University Press

The Beauties of Antiquity; or, Remnants of Feudal Splendour and Monastic Times.

HASSELL John 1767-1825

Fifty-two small, but highly impressive and atmospheric views of ruined castles and abbeys of medieval England. 2 parts in 1, 1st ed, 1807. Contemporary half calf over worn blue marbled boards, corners & edges worn. Spine, gilt tooling & titles,…

£175 | Published: 1807 | Publisher: Jones and Bumford

The Most Notable Antiquity of Great Britain, Vulgarly called Stone-Heng, WITH Chorea Gigantum: WITH A Vindication of Stone-Heng Restored

JONES Inigo 1573-1652. CHARLETON Doctor 1620-1707. WEBB Mr 1611-1672.

VG, 3 titles in 1 Volume, 1725, 2nd eds, 28 pls In contemporary boxed calf, tips refurbished. Re-spined with old laid down, raised bands, gilt tooling to red calf label. Internally, Collective rubricated title page, [8], Most Notable Antiquity by…

£1850 | Published: 1725 | Publisher: D. Browne Junior and J. Woodman and D. Lyon

The most notable Antiquity of Great Britain, vulgarly called Stone-Heng on Salisbury Plain ... to which are added the Chorea Gigantum, or Stone-Heng restored to the Danes by Doctor Charleton; and Mr. Webb's Vindication of Stone-Heng Restored.

JONES Inigo 1573-1652. CHARLETON Walter, 1620-1707. WEBB John, 1611-1672.

An important early 18C antiquarian volume that brings together three influential but ultimately superseded interpretations of Stonehenge. 3 parts in 1, 27 plates, VG, second edition, 1725, in modern panelled calf, gilt titles to spine. Internally,…

£1250 | Published: 1725 | Publisher: D. Browne Junior; and J. Woodman and D. Lyon

Ancient Monuments in Wales and Monmouthshire. IV County of Denbigh

RCAHM

In modern full red cloth. Spine gilt titles. Internally, [2], (iii-xx), [1], 2-204 pp, 3 maps (folding), numerous full page illustrations, numerous illustrations within text, binders label to fep (Bound UCNW 1992), title & contents leaf have top…

£50 | Published: 1914 | Publisher: HMSO

RCAHMC in Wales and Monmouthshire. I.-County of Montgomery

RCAHMC

VG, 1911, 4 maps, 57 illust. Refurbished in buckram covers, original cover sheet tipped on upper board. Spine, gilt titles. Internally, blue end pages, frontis, [2], (iii-xxii), [1], 2-194 pp, 4 maps (3 folding), 57 illustrations (B&W).

£50 | Published: 1911 | Publisher: HMSO

Choir Gaur; The Grand Orrey of the Ancient Druids, Commonly called Stonehenge,.. Astronomically Explained, and Mathematically Proved to Be a Temple Erected in the Earliest Ages, for Observing the Motions of the Heavenly Bodies

SMITH John Dr. 1747-1807

One of the earliest works devoted entirely to the theory that Stonehenge functioned as an astronomical observatory, FIRST edition, 1771. Complete in modern (old) quarter paper spine with printed paper label, over the original blue paper covers,…

£2500 | Published: 1771 | Publisher: Author