This product is a collection of three horror books by authors Richard Matheson and Bentley Little. The books are published in English and include various titles. The collection consists of two paperback books and one hardcover book, offering a variety of chilling horror stories from different authors. Perfect for fans of the horror genre looking to delve into a mix of suspenseful and terrifying narratives.
Erotic Art by Richard Bentley Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less
This is a foundational work of 18th-century classical philology. The inclusion of Le Clerc’s Preface adds significant scholarly value. Amsterdam: Apud Henricum Schelte, 1711. Condition Grade: Good / Very Good Antique.
Correspondence C.J. Fox 4 Vols. Ed. Lord John Russell London : Richard Bentley
Notas addidit Thomas Bentleius. [16], 275, [1]; 20th-century faux half brown morocco over marbled boards, gilt paneled spine and lettered direct; fine in a utilitarian binding. Bentley’s edition of Horace was first published in 1711, and for this second, smaller edition, the notes were prepared by his nephew, Thomas Bentley.
Author: Jane Austen ISBN 10: -. Title: Sense And Sensibility Item Condition: used item in a good condition. Published On: 1886 Binding: Hardcover. Publisher: Richard Bentley and Son SKU: 9999-99998817155.
Notes: Clean pages, solid binding, edge and hinge wear to 3/4 leather boards. Sku: consign80. Condition: Collectible: Very Good. Qty Available: 1.
Cool set of Oddities of London by Paul Pry. Published by Richard Bentley, London, 1838. Original blue stamped and gilded boards. Minor age darkening to interior and wear to boards. The spines have tears but the binding is fine and tight. A fair to good set! Measures 8 x 5 Please remember that these items are antique, vintage, or pre loved and show signs of their previous life. They are not perfect. Any major disclaimers will be noted.
The product is a rare and valuable book titled “The Ingoldsby Legends” by Thomas Ingoldsby, published in 1876 by Richard Bentley & Son in London. The book is bound in leather and beautifully illustrated by George Cruikshank. This collectible piece of literature falls under the genre of literature and fiction, making it a sought-after item for book collectors and enthusiasts of European literature. With its original print year and special attributes, this book is a unique addition to any collection and a treasure for fans of classic literature.
P. Terentii Afri Comoediae Recensuit Notasque Suas et Gabrielis Faerni Addidit. By Richard Bentley and most likely published in Kiel. [52] + 547 pp. 9” x 6”. Hardcover 3/4 leather. A scarce piece on the works of Terence, an ancient Roman comic playwright active in the 2nd Century BC.