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By: Biddle, Moncure
Price: $9.94
Publisher: Philadelphia, Moncure Biddle & Company: 1940
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 38661
Condition: Very Good
37 pages; Clean and tight in original tan printed wrappers. Colour frontispiece and fourteen additional b&w full page illustrations (one folding). Printed at the press of George Buchanan under the direction of Joseph A. Gutekunst. Moncure Biddle, from the famous Philadelphia Biddle family, was an investment banker. a famous bibliophile, a connoisseur of editions of the classics and, by reputation, an eccentric. During the 1940s Biddle published an annual "Christmas Letter" on a topic of literary or bibliographic interest. This book, issued for Christmas 1940, addresses The Gypsies... View more info
By: Blair, Anne
Price: $10.94
Publisher: Mount Vernon Publishing Company: 1962
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Signed by Author
Seller ID: 37109
Condition: Very Good+
Autograph; Inscribed to Armita Colt and SIGNED by the author on title page. Clean and tight in original cream wrappers printed in red. ; Signed by Author; Experience the pleasure of reading and appreciating this actual printed item. It has its own physical history that imbues it with a character lacking in ephemeral electronic renderings. View more info
By: Chamberlain, Houston Stewart
Price: $74.94
Publisher: Munchen, Verlag von F. Bruckmann: 1900
Edition: Limited Edition
Seller ID: 41528
Condition: Very Good
68 pages; Nr. 77 of an edition limited to only 330 copies printed on Japon paper. OCLC: 8271067 Titlepage with large Initial printed in gold, lettering in red and black. Large initial letters and first chapter lines in beautiful stylized type printed in red. Original card covers with pattern of intertwining vines and flowers printed in gold, lightly dust soiled. Contents clean a bright. Though British-born, Chamberlain wrote in German, authoring several books on political philosophy, natural science, and Richard Wagner. In early adulthood, he migrated to Dresden where he immersed himself i... View more info
Price: $43.94
Publisher: New York, The Grolier Club: 1926
Seller ID: 41445
Condition: Very Good
Clean and tight in original binding of navy blue cloth spine over cream coloured boards. Contents quite Fine, faint linear shadow at front cover. Four page printed prospectus laid-in. Limited Edition of only 300 copies printed on Arches hand-made paper by Douglas C. McMurtrie, completed in November, 1926. This copy bears the handsome bookplate of Harris D. Colt. The Gazette Francoise newspaper translated various news items printed in American newspapers to keep the officers and men of the French Fleet in American Waters During the Revolutionary War abreast of political events in this emergi... View more info
By: Crane, Stephen ; Aldren A. Watson (illustrator)
Price: $9.94
Publisher: Mount Vernon, Peter Pauper Press: 1960
Seller ID: 40011
Condition: Near Fine
Clean and tight in original decorative boards in very good slipcase faded at edges. Wonderful illustrations by Aldren A. Watson. View more info
By: Doro, Edward ; Paul Landacre (illustrator); Grant Dahlstrom
Price: $29.94
Publisher: New York, Alfred A. Knopf: 1933
Edition: First Edition; First Printing
Seller ID: 38509
Condition: Very Good+
57 pages; Clean and tight in original light green cloth binding with printed title label at spine. One of a limited editionof only 500 copies printed by The Bookman Press. OCLC: 771150768 Illustrated with wonderful wood engravings by Paul Landacre. A lovely book, cited on Page 3 of Typography, Books, and Printing by Grant Dahlstrom [ Doheny Memorial Library, 1946]. Grant Dahlstrom, born in Idaho in 1902, began working in the printing shop of Alva Scoville while still in high school. He studied with Porter Garnett at his Laboratory Press at Carnegie Tech. In 1927 Dahlstrom moved to L... View more info
![Image for The Battle of the Fifty Books - Address by Lester Douglas at the Opening of The Fifty Books of the Year, Febr. 9th 1932 [One of a Limited Edition of only 95 copies]](/assets/images/product/38748.jpg)
By: Douglas, Lester
Price: $19.94
Publisher: New York, American Institute of Graphic Arts: 1932
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Signed by Author
Seller ID: 38748
Condition: Very Good+
Autograph; One of 95 copies printed for private distribution by Conde Nast Press; typography by Lester Douglas. Inscribed and signed on colophon page "To John Vance / with the regard / of Lester Douglas" John T. Vance was at one time Law Librarian of the Congress. Clean and tight in blue-green wrappers with a printed paper label on the front cover. A nicely printed editon of the address given by Lester Douglas at the opening of the Fifty Books of the Year Exhibition at the New York Public Library. A very, very tiny closed tear at foredge of front wrapper and one at lower edge of ... View more info
![Image for George Psychoundakis : A Letter To C. A. Trypanis [with a manuscript letter from Dr. John Leatham to Richard Hubbard Howland]](/assets/images/product/42189.jpg)
By: Fermor, Patrick Leigh ; [Inscribed and Signed by Dr. John Leatham]
Price: $174.94
Publisher: Athens, American College of Greece: 1999
Edition: Limited Edition
Seller ID: 42189
Condition: Very Good+
Limited Edition printed in October 1999.One of 940 copies in sewn printed cream wrappers (of 1250 total). ix, (2), 12-45, (2) A letter from Fermor to Oxford professor Trypanis in English and Greek about the contemporary Cretan poet who translated both the Illiad and The Odyssey into his native language. Provenance: Inscribed and Signed on the halftitle by Dr. John Leatham to Richard Hubbard Howland with a three-page manuscript letter from Leatham to Howland dated December 31, 1999. The letter includes interesting information referring to the scholarly activities of both writer and recipient... View more info
By: Field, Eugene
Price: $7.94
Publisher: Boston, Alfred Bartlett: 1901
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 36991
Condition: Good
28 pages; The Cornhill Booklet, January MCMI. Wrappers split at spine, otherwise Very Good. OCLC: 6148335; Experience the pleasure of reading and appreciating this actual printed item. It has its own physical history that imbues it with a character lacking in ephemeral electronic renderings. View more info
By: Field, Eugene
Price: $14.93
Publisher: New York, H. M. Caldwell Co: 1901
Edition: First Edition Thus
Seller ID: 41201
Condition: Near Fine
112 pages; Clean and tight in original binding of gray cloth spine with gray paper covered boards decorative stamped in gilt, red and green depicting an inkwell with a large plume pen. Very nicely printed only on the recto sides of the paper, in black with large decorative red initials. The pages are largely unopened. The two works are separately paginated -- 75, 37, (3) and printed in different type styles. Eugene Field's autobiographical sketch, with an introduction by his friend Francis Wilson. OCLC: 5181779 "It was an open secret that Friar Gonsol and Friar Francis stood respectivel... View more info
By: Field, Rachel ; Prentiss Taylor (illusrator)
Price: $24.94
Publisher: Washington, DC, Winter Wheat Press: 1930
Edition: First Edition Thus
Seller ID: 42207
Condition: Very Good+
8 pages; Very nice condition - clean and bright coloring. This "garland" comprises a single sheet of heavy stock folded twice to create 8 panels, uncut at top edge. every other panel has a lovely hand colored illustration by Prentiss Taylor. This is No. 102 of a limited edition of only 150 copies. "This garland is printed by Paul Johnson and is limited to one hundred and fifty copies; the decorations are colored by hand. Acknowledgement is made to The Three Owls of the New York Herald-Tribune for permission to reprint the poems." OCLC 17731208 View more info
By: Fletcher, Forrest ; Elizabeth J. Hodges (printer
Price: $19.94
Publisher: Cambridge, MA, Lowell Street Press: 1974
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 42029
Condition: Very Good
Autograph; 28 pages; Clean and secure in original bright yellow stiff wrappers. Set and printed by hand. Signed by the Printer/Publisher Elizabeth J. Hodges. ; Signed by Editor View more info
![Image for GRIS TRIANON [SIGNED, Limited edition]](/assets/images/product/36942.jpg)
Price: $12.94
Publisher: Paris, Pierre Seghers: 1953
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Signed by Author
Seller ID: 36942
Condition: Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket
Autograph; 41 pages; Number 112 of a limited edition of only 200 copies. This copy INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR on the half-title page. A Fine copy in the original glassine dustwrapper. OCLC: 31187775; Signed by Author; Experience the pleasure of reading and appreciating this actual printed item. It has its own physical history that imbues it with a character lacking in ephemeral electronic renderings. View more info
By: Frost, Robert
Price: $74.94
Publisher: New York, Spiral Press: 1944-5
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 39087
Condition: Very Good+
36 pages; Two of the Robert Frost Christmas poems, produced by the Spiral Press, bound together in a small volume with pattern-printed paper-covered boards. The 1944 poem, "An Unstamped Letter in Our Rural Letter Box" has a woodcut illustration by Thomas Nason (OCLC: 1389425); the 1945 poem, "On Making Certain Anything Has Happened" has decorations by Armin Landeck (OCLC: 34315635). The limitations were 2050 cc. and 2600 cc., respectively. They have been bound with the original wrappers preserved, both front and rear. The 1944 poem has the main Holt imprint; the 1945 poem ... View more info
By: Genet, Jean
Price: $14.94
Publisher: Paris, L'Arbalete: 1963
Edition: First Edition Thus
Seller ID: 42075
Condition: Very Good+
95 pages; Clean and tight in original printed wrappers, pages unopened. Les Bonnes (The Maids), this play by the French dramatist Jean Genet, was made into a 1974 film directed by Christopher Miles. The film starred Glenda Jackson as Solange, Susannah York as Claire, Vivien Merchant as Madame, and Mark Burns as Monsieur. Genet portrays two housemaids who engage in sadomasochistic role-playing when the lady of the house is away. View more info
Price: $1,749.99
Publisher: Hendon, Royal Air Force Museum Printed by Rampant Lions Press: 1980
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 39943
Condition: Near Fine
Autograph; [5], 50, [2] leaves pages; Clean and tight in original binding of full blue morocco with gilt lettering at spine and gilt cross on front board; sunned at spine, otherwise Near Fine in very good blue buckram-covered slipcase with a lining of watered silk (slipcase now sunned at edges). Foreword written and SIGNED by His Royal Highness PRINCE PHILIP Duke of Marlborough. This is No. 44 of an edition limited to only 80 copies, signed by Prince Philip (as Marshal of the Royal Air Force). [5], 50, [2] leaves; 39cm. Text printed in Air Force blue on rectos of leaves only, title in blue an... View more info
By: Goldsmith, Oliver ; Stephanie Maberly Smith (illustrator)
Price: $59.94
Publisher: London, The Caravel Press: 1953
Edition: First Edition Thus
Seller ID: 38592
Condition: Near Fine
34 pages; Publisher's binding: vellum spine over blue-grey paper-covered boards, with pictorial device in gilt on the front cover and lettering in gilt on the spine. Endpapers with a wood-engraved device printed in green, top edges gilt, others untrimmed. Four full page wood engravings and three smaller engravings, one as title page device, the other two as tail-pieces to the colophon and list of illustrations. The artist, Stephanie Maberly Smith (1911-1996) was a student and protege of Robert Gibbings at the School of Art, Reading University. Gibbings, master of the modern British revivia... View more info
By: Grover, Sherwood
Price: $28.94
Publisher: Bethesda, Gallimaufry Press: 1970
Edition: Limited Edition
Seller ID: 42188
Condition: Very Good+
(ii), 12, (ii) pages; Clean and secure in original charcoal gray wrappers , tied at spine and bearing a printed title label on front wrapper. Limited Edition of 200 Copies; 100 copies were printed for the occasion of the 1970 meeting of the Washington Chapter of the AIGA at which George L. Harding spoke on the topic "Zamorano to Grabhorn: California Printing, 1834-1965." Seventy-five copies were for the Baltimore Bibliophiles. The paper is Curtis Tweedweave Text and Tweedweave Charcoal for Wrappers from Frank Parsons Paper Co. of Washington, D.C. The type, Cochin, was handset and pri... View more info
By: Johnson, Samuel
Price: $24.94
Publisher: Mount Vernon, Golden Eagle Press: 1937
Seller ID: 41353
Condition: Near Fine
The initial VP on first blank, otherwise clean and secure in original binding of Japanese vellum over brown boards. Housed in original cream coloured slipcase rubbed at lower edge and missing a 1" piece at top edge. Printed on Charles I hand made paper from type set in Dutch old style known as Janson. It has been embellished with ornate text and mediaeval types of Frederick W. Goudy. The limitation consists of 418 copies of which this is Number 85. OCLC: 857085802; Experience the pleasure of reading and appreciating this actual printed item. It has its own physical history that imbues it... View more info
Price: $34.94
Publisher: Portland, Maine, Walpole Society / Southworth Anthoensen Press: 1943
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 38473
Condition: Very Good
16 pages; Clean and tight in original blue textured wrappers with a printed title label mounted to front wrapper, tiny chip at head of spine. From the Walpole Society Note Book, 1943. Limited edition of only 100 copies printed by Southwest Anthoensen Press, Portland, Maine. OCLC: 22574624 Fred Anthoensen purchased the Southworth Press in 1934 and changed its name to The Southworth-Anthoensen Press; by 1944 it was known simply as The Anthoensen Press. The Anthoensen Press of Portland, Maine was nationally renowned as a creator of fine books. Items produced by the Press are known for their ... View more info
