Knox and Hargrave. A Legal Heritage. 150 Years of Practice in Law
Adelaide, Knox and Hargrave, 1988. More
Adelaide, Knox and Hargrave, 1988. More
London, Selden Society, 1981. More
Darwin, Historical Society of the Northern Territory, 1996. The author was a member of the Northern Territory Police Force from 1952 to 1964. 'He left when the Territory became "to civilised"' (rear cover blurb). More
Birmingham, Gryphon Editions, 1992 (facsimile edition)/ 1927. One of the Legal Classics Library; complete with the useful 'Notes from the Editors' booklet. More
London, John Richards & Co., 1841 ('Third edition, revised and corrected to the present time'). Western's apparent aim was to demonstrate the superiority of the English constitution over all other forms of government. In that context, the parochial provenance of this copy is hard to beat. The ownership signature of..... More
Glasgow, A. Napier, 1812/ [1785]. A selection and abstract of the more sensational trials from Scottish history, with sections devoted to treason, murder, piracy, forgery, incest, adultery, and witchcraft, as well as obscurer offences such as 'Tumult within Burgh' and 'Breaking of Gardens'. 'The Criminal Records of a Country are..... More
Crows Nest, Allen & Unwin, 2003. More
Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1997. Warmly inscribed in ink to Alan Brissenden ('with affection and regard'), dated (27 December 1997) and signed by the author on the half-title. Loosely inserted is a photocopied review of the book. More
Glenrowan, Farlell Pty. Ltd., [circa 1984] (second printing)/ 1984. Provenance: Dr Ena (Eugenia) Hronsky, with a contemporary ink inscription to her signed by the author on the title page. Dr Hronsky was one of 'a few dozen doctors, no longer alive, [who] were among the 27,000 survivors of the ghettos..... More
Christies Beach, Yesteryears Publishers, 1987 (first edition). Provenance: Dr Ena (Eugenia) Hronsky, with a contemporary ink inscription to her signed by the author on the title page, and with an autograph letter signed by the author (in Czech, with a few intriguing English terms). Dr Hronsky was one of 'a..... More
London, Printed by Henry Lintot for John and Paul Knapton and John Nourse, 1745. More
The letter is dated 26 February 1991, and reads in part: 'I have to acknowledge receipt last week of your undated letter requesting me to autograph a number of items. I am bound to tell you that over what is now a long period of years, I have consistently refused..... More
Adelaide, Lidums Family, 1969. With the ownership signature of sometime Chief Stipendiary Magistrate of South Australia Victor Matison. More
London, Thames and Hudson, 1969. 'The Italian paintings of the 14th and 15th century paintings which have appeared in sale-rooms and private collections, mostly during the years between the two world wars, but whose whereabouts are [or were when he wrote] unknown. The number and quality of these works will..... More
Carlton South, Melbourne University Press, 1998. More
Honolulu, Rare Books Ltd, [1960s]. More
'In the Savoy' [London], printed for D. Browne, J. Walthoe (and numerous others), 1717 (third edition, first issue)/ 1670. Blount's Law Dictionary was first published in 1670 under the title 'Nomo-Lexicon'. '[This] work quickly superseded its predecessors. In addition to providing the explanation of common law terms, Blount was the..... More
Norwood, Sue Heysen and Peacock Publications, 1999 (first edition). Presentation copy inscribed, dated (4 March 1999) signed by the compiler to Lady Mary Downer. More
Norwood, Sue Heysen and Peacock Publications, 1999. Compiled by his wife Sue Heysen. More
Hobart, The Law Council of Australia/ Melanie Publications, 1981. 'A souvenir of the 21st Australian Legal Convention held in Hobart, Tasmania 4-11 July, 1981'. More
Hobart, The Law Council of Australia/ Melanie Publications, 1981. 'A souvenir of the 21st Australian Legal Convention held in Hobart, Tasmania 4-11 July, 1981'. More
Wellington, Printed by R. Coupland Harding, Farish Street, 1896. 'In the case which has now occupied your patient attention for a period of forty days or more I have appeared in a two-fold capacity. I have had to defend the rights of Major Kemp and the Muaupoko tribe in the..... More
South Melbourne, The Macmillan Company of Australia, 1984. With historical notes by Ken Byron. More
London, Fisher Unwin, 1906. With the bookplate of Sir Richard Baker (1841-1911). 'Barrister, pastoralist and politician ... [Baker was] the first South Australian-born member of the colonial legislature ... [and] one of the founding fathers of Federation' (ADBonline). More
London, John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1908. With the armorial bookplate of Sir Richard Chaffey Baker, 1841-1911; barrister, pastoralist and influential South Australian politician. Baker was one of the founding fathers of Federation and the first President of the Senate in the first Commonwealth Parliament. One of the Spanish Series..... More