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Books published by publisher Ward Lock. N.D.

  • Billabong Gold

    Mary Grant Bruce

    (Ward, Lock & Co., Jan. 1, 1937)
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  • Adam Bede

    George Eliot

    Hardcover (Ward, Lock & Co, Jan. 1, 1925)
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  • Captain Jim

    Mary Grant Bruce

    Hardcover (Ward, Lock & Co., July 6, 1929)
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  • The People of the River

    edgar wallace

    Hardcover (ward lock & co., March 15, 1939)
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  • Daisy

    Elizabeth Wetherell

    Hardcover (Ward, Lock & Co., Aug. 16, 1900)
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  • Tennis

    David Lloyd

    Paperback (Ward Lock Ltd, Oct. 1, 1991)
    It is impossible to play any sport to one's maximum potential without being fit: what is often overlooked, however, is that different sports demand different kinds of fitness. This new Wark Lock Series dovetails with the present "Play The Game" and Ahead of the Game" titles to ensure that the reader follows the right training programme to improve performance. All authors for the series are suited to the task, as professional coaches and fitness experts. Photographs of professionals in action illustrate the importance of physical preparation. The exercises themselves are varied and designed to avoid injury or boredom.
  • Long,long Ago Stories from the Classics

    Harry G. (illustrator). Winder, Blanche (retold by) and Theaker, Harry G. Theaker

    Hardcover (Ward Lock & Co, March 15, 1930)
    Long, Long Ago Children's Stories from the Classics
  • GOLDEN FIDDLES

    MARY GRANT BRUCE

    Hardcover (Ward Lock & Co, Jan. 1, 1928)
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  • Ayesha

    H.Rider HAGGARD

    Hardcover (Ward, Lock & Co, March 15, 1911)
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  • The Young Fur Traders Snowflakes and Sunbeams

    R M Ballantyne

    Hardcover (Ward Lock & Co, )
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  • The Book of All Power

    Edgar Wallace

    Hardcover (Ward Lock & Co., March 15, 1921)
    First edition bound in green cloth with black lettering. 301 pages, 4 pages of adverts in the front for other Wallace titles & a 12 page publisher's catalog inserted at the rear. VG copy, mild shelf wear at the edges. Spine is rubbed at the edges and slightly canted. Hinges good, text clean inside.
  • The Family Misrule

    Ethel Turner

    Hardcover (Ward, Lock & Co., March 15, 1900)
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