Sentences with phrase «leather bound volume»

(* On his retirement as Attorney General the Ministry's Policy Division presented him with a leather bound volume called Law for the People, containing all 59 statutes)

There is an urgent need to have the same reliability of persistent and consistent access to the digital version of cases, government reports and publications as we have to our physical, leather bound volumes, such as 32 Henry VIII, (ie, the acts passed in 1540 in England), a citation unchanged by the passage of time, the object still fully legible, and through its class mark, easy to locate on an assigned shelf in our physical library.

Of those 95 %, about 75 % are leather bound volumes I inherited (and love) from an uncle.

Not exact matches

This work was discovered in a library of forty - nine Gnostic writings in thirteen leather - bound volumes.

Leather - bound volumes lined the walls behind protective metal grating, which gave an indication of the no - doubt historical importance of the library's holdings.

His favorite, in two beautiful leather - bound volumes, was Afghanistan in the Path of History by Mir Ghulam Mohammad Ghobar.

Whether you are looking for a limited edition leather - bound volume with gold foil embossing like Adrianisms, or a hardback casebound children's book series whose characters come to life as custom designed and manufactured stuffed animals, Innovo can provide the specialty publishing and branding for just about any need.

The painting of Robert Adam attributed to George Willison in the NPG shows the ambitious Scot perusing a huge leather - bound folio volume which rests on his knee.

I laughed out loud at the portentous row of leather - bound volumes high up on the wall, purporting to contain his collected writings.

Bound in black leather and embossed with the program of songs Theaster Gates's band, the Black Monks of Mississippi, performed at White Cube gallery in London, this hard - to - find volume, while entirely contemporary in its design, appears as if it has been plucked from the Johnson Editorial Library.

As I read The History of the Saatchi Gallery, a magnificent new cloth - and - leather - bound volume reminiscent of an original edition of Macaulay's History of England, I was overcome with melancholy.

Printed on bible paper and bound in leather, with gold debossing and edging, this volume looks and feels like a traditional bible, with no outward suggestion of what it contains.

This revised and expanded English edition from David Zwirner Books, printed on bible paper and bound in leather, contains all the original pieces from the 1986 volume as well as over one hundred pages of additional material.

Among the crumbling leather - bound remains of someone's literary estate, piled high on one of the wooden carts, I found a slim volume called «The Physical Geography of the Sea,» by Matthew Fontaine Maury.

I vividly remember the salesperson coming to our home as a child, brandishing the 32 shiny, leather - bound volumes.