‎Collectibles‎

‎Mary MACCARTHY‎

‎Rapport sur le procès du capitaine Medina accusé d'avoir le 16 Mars 1968 à My Laï volotairement tué avec préméditation au moins cent civils vietnamiens‎

‎Paris: Robert Laffont 1973. Fine. Robert Laffont Paris 1973 13.50 x 21.50 cm broché first edition of the French translation and for which it was not taken from large papers. Signed autograph signed by Mary MacCarthy to Pierre Dumayet. Complete copy of his prayer to insert. Robert Laffont unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 60988

‎MARY MARGARET SHIMER‎

‎1913 - 1917 SUPER WORLD WAR I ERA ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY HANDWRITTEN BY A YOUNG PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY STUDENT AND ALL-AROUND 'GIRL-NEXT-DOOR'‎

‎ALLENTOWN PENNSYLVANIA USS TENNESSEE. Good. 1913. On offer is an excellent very detailed original 5-year diary handwritten by a Lehigh University female student who appears to be from an affluent family. Margaret Shimer is an 18 year old girl living in Allentown Pennsylvania. Daughter of a well-to-do family she enjoys a very comfortable life during the years of WWI. In high school when the diary begins her entries are full of remarks about social activities and friends. With her mother she enjoys shopping for dresses hats and such meeting friends and going dancing. From context we learn that she attends a local post-secondary institution while unnamed she refers to Professor Hughes and we note a Professor Hughes at Lehigh University at that time and geographically it makes a near conclusive case 'Asked Prof. Hughes if he would sign my degree and he said he would .' Feb 18 1915 There are entries referring to her studies: Poetry test without studying for it June 6 1913 American Essayists exam . Jan 20 1915 Shortly after graduating high school she is able to take a trip to New York City and enjoy both a train ride and a boating holiday: . we walked around the park Central Park . Had lunch on the boat. Wonderful night. Moonlight on the water. Daydreams about . Walked over the boat and all the "Lizzies" spooning! June 15 1913 In the summer of 1915 she took a 2 1/2 month rail trip west to visit the San Diego Exposition. She also spent quite a bit of time in Los Angeles and recorded extensive observations. This trip was certainly a highlight for her. Mrs. Danby Bea and I met Mr. Danby at his office with Linus and Mr. Hinkley in a large taxi. Went to LaSalle St. Station to see them off for New York on the 12:40 P.M. train. Washed gloves and waists. Mr. Hilborne over to see us in evening until 10 P.M. Then we packed our trunks until 1 A.M. Awful tired. June 25 1915 The next day they boarded the train the California Limited and began their journey enroute thru Missouri Kansas part of Colorado. At 2 A.M. yelled at 2 men to find out what rive we crossed and found we crossed Mississippi River and Ft. Madison. Got off train at Kansas City and Emporia Kansas. Had breakfast alone rest not up yet. Bea and I got on observation platform. Bea and I got off the train at Newton Kansas. Stayed up late to get off the train at Juanita Colorado. Slept with Mrs. Danby. June 27 1915 Enroute thru New Mexico. Awful hot and sandy. Saw Indian mud houses and Indians all along the way. Mrs. Danby Bea and I got off the train at the station at Albuquerque and bought postals and lunch to take on the train. Mother Danby gave a little Indian papoose some money and another little Indian girl set up an awful wail for it. Saw Indians weaving blankets or making jewelry. Took pictures of some Indians and had to give them a dime for the privilege. Car for canyon taken off at Williams Arizona where we got off for a walk. Sat on platform. Slept in upper berth. Saw little canyon by moonlight. June 28 1915 When they reached San Diego they stayed at a private house. Went to the San Diego Exposition from 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. Went thru the California building and part way up the town. Went thru Southern countries bldg. and Indian Art bldg. and lots of other. Mrs. Danby talked to a nice little Indian pounding on a drum and singing. Saw 2 bands of Spanish playing mandolins and singing. Afterwards saw them in the plaza and saw the little dark Spanish girl dance. Heard the organ play the Hallelujah chorus. Saw peacocks strutting around. We all had 1 electric chair for ½ hour before coming home and had a lovely time riding around and going down hills. Had someone take our pictures. Mrs. Doyle Miss Davis Bea and I went to the Park behind the house to see the gorgeous fences. Wonderful roses and Hollyhocks . July 1 1915 The next day they took an automobile up El Cajon Valley and the narrow trail into San Diego Canyon. Went to Episcopal church with Miss Teller. Rev. Barnes rector. Long walk down and home. Went down thru the park and heard the chimes all the way down. The spacious firmament on high. Long walk for lunch at the Blue Moon. Rotten. Mrs. Danby Bea and I went to the Palmer Apartments to see Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bechtal. Cunning little Chinese bell boy Foo . Apartment living room bath dressing room kitchenette. Awfully crushing. Went to hear Ellen Beach Yan sing at the exposition. Walked thru the and then I was so tired that we took an electric chair home. July 4 1915 Walked downtown for our photographs of the exposition. The lady said we must be expert photographers as we had good pictures. Bought 1 big picture $1.50 and 1 little picture $.50 of the exposition. Went for our mail and saw Mr. Frisbie. Letter from mother. Bought two seats for bus and "Midsummer's Nights Dream" at Point Jones. Lunch at Teacup Inn. Went to 2 movies at the plaza. Saw "The Slim Princess" with Francis X. Bushman and Edith Stonehouse also Beverly Bane and Francis Bushman in "Mrs. Wrong." July 6 1915 Bea and I went with Mr. Doyle and 2 women in his car to Tia Juana Mexico. Frightful roads. Not much to buy in the ships. Bought a little doily for 25 cents and sent a postal to Dad. Came home by way of the Strand along the Pacific and walked along the beach and picked up shells. Went thru Coronado Hotel and round Coronado. Saw Mexican soldiers in Tia Juana and USA. soldiers in Coronado. Came across the ferry. Lunch at the Choice Tea Room. Went to the Greek theatre. July 8 1915 Spent the day at the Exposition. Saw gardens Japanese tea room model bungalow painted desert and Bea and I climbed to the top of the Indian houses. Nice Indian guide with bobbed hair. Went into the Indian house and saw them making pottery and Indian blankets. Saw the Spanish singers and dancers again on the plaza. Went thru Hawaiian village and saw Hawaiian girls dance sort of pawing the air and sang and played July 10 1915 Packed trunk in morning. Got photographs from photographer. Lunch Tea Cup Inn. Bought Mr. Hilbourne a cigar holder for his packet. Went to movies and saw Katheryn Williams in "The Ebb Tide" fool! Bea and I went to Exposition with 3 girls from house to hear Marcella Craft sing punk! Mr. and Mrs. Doyle met us afterward and introduced us to Cousin Doyle. Went in underground Chinatown and camp 49. of opium fiends in 1st and gambling and rough male dancing in 2nd. Went on Merry-go-round. Rode round the exposition grounds in Doyle's machine past the state buildings . July 14 1915 Leaving San Diego they travelled to Los Angeles where they spent another 21 days touring the city visiting Catalina Island Santa Barbara and Monterrey before returning once again to the San Diego Exposition. She returns via Colorado. Entries in 1917 include references to events beyond the LeHigh Valley. By autumn she is volunteering at the local Red Cross. She also makes reference to the Armenian Massacre which had taken place between 1915 and 1917: Dr. Coan spoke for Armenian Relief in church this morning. Perfectly wonderful plea - told about the German and Turkish atrocities. Dec 16 1917 Margaret Shimer married Charles M Bolich in 1927 and lived until 1954 passing away in her 59th year. This diary is an excellent resource for a social historian or a researcher into women's studies. Shimer maintains it faithfully and it is full of the details of her life and life within her milieu as well as her travels across America. Measuring 7 3/4 inches by 5 inches the volume is in good condition. There are 365 pages as well as a number of Memoranda pages. The entries are 100% complete. Also included is a typed itinerary of a trip she took which forms an important part of this journal.; Manuscript; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF MARY MARGARET SHIMER; MARGARET SHIMER BOLICH; SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION; ALLENTOWN PENNSYLVANIA; GROWING UP IN WWI; ARMENIAN MASSACRE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY HOMEFRONT DIARY AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS DIARY DIARIES JOURNALS PERSONAL HISTORY SOCIAL HISTORY HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANOSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 0007010

‎MARY or MARGARET DISCON [?]‎

‎1922 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY DESCRIBING A DAY SPENT TRAVELING AND VISITING A VILLAGE IN SINGAPORE NEAR SARIBUE DOLOK BY AN UNUSUALLY OBSERVANT AND INTREPID BRITISH WOMAN‎

‎KAMPONG INDONESIA SINGAPORE 1922. On offer is a super original 1922 manuscript diary of a woman who we believe is named Margaret or Mary Discon. While she has not identified herself she does seem to refer to herself at some point in the third person. The diary describes her time spent in Kampong Singapore near Saribue Dolok. Using 8½ x 14 inch sheets of paper folded but loose she describes her time over 17 pages with some photos as titled: "A Day at _____gale." While the first part of the place name is difficult to read we are sure that local researchers and historians will no doubt uncover the location especially given the detailed clues leading up to the spot. Here are some snippets: "It was with gay hearts that we sat in the lamplight making the best breakfast we could with nerves thrilling in anticipation of the days jaunt while the boy and his wife saw to the storing of baskets of provisions; lemons soda waters etc. etc. We stepped into the car as the sun was lighting the east and a cool breeze making coats very necessary. Our days outing had been looked forward to for weeks and the visit of a fellow passenger brought the journey to completion. The jungle sounds were ceasing and domestic animals of all specimens were beginning to stir. First we went through rubber then a long street of palm shaded road through a struggling and picturesque Kampong…." Their car gets stuck in the mud and they have to have the village people dig them out: "….we reached Saribue Dolok which seemed to consist solely of a large store and a missionary's house but they usually have been native Kampong's hidden in the hollows here and there for we saw numerous parties of Balaks silently following each other to the market in Indian file…." They are now on their way to a volcano. Also describes the natives clothing. Back to Kampong. "The Kampong of Harring all lies just above the shore guarded by banyan trees. The rest house is a pleasant little bungalow provided by the Dutch government for visiting officials and lent for a small fee to any traveler. Here we found contrary to repost that a well supplied table was provided….We crossed a small stream the stream was small but gully was broad by a bridge consisting of two thin tree trunks on one side of which was a low rattan rope which gave us help and hardly any confidence…." They finally board a boat and she mentions how the crowds of people started gathering to watch them and has a photo showing just this scene. They finally return to the rest house. The diary pages were folded actually misfolded and the edges of the pages are a bit brittle and chipped with some little loss but overall Fair. . Fair. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Manuscript. hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 0002248

‎MARY REDMAYNE‎

‎THE 1944 - 1949 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DIARY OF MARY REDMAYNE A YOUNG BRITISH GIRL OF ASHTON ON RIBBLE SEES CHURCHILL‎

‎Preston Lancashire England Great Britain UK. Good. 1944. Decorative Cloth. On offer is a super handwritten manuscript diary written by Mary Redmayne who was a 'girl next door' average teenage girl during the Second World War in Preston Lancashire in the small town of Ashton on Ribble. She was a dedicated diarist purchasing her new diary on Feb. 19 1944 and filling it up to date from the beginning of January obviously she took notes each day because every day is full from the beginning of the year with small daily details of life and continuing to fill it to the maximum in neat beautifully legible printing for the next five years. During that time she went from being a typical school girl writing the classes are "swotting" and we suspect skipping a lot of classes too but being successful in her levels to becoming a teacher for very young children as well as a dancer painter and Guide leader. She seems to have had lots of family in Ashton and surrounding area and we believe hat her brother's name Leonard Redmayne is very common in the area going back centuries.It is wonderful to read an unromanticized account of daily life in Britain for a teenaged girl in the midst of war. There is mention of taking gas masks to school a plane down near Cadley C and her father being on Fire Watch regularly but the majority of entries do not mention the war and show that even in the midst of tragedy and terror life goes on. Mary loved going to movies and mentions many by name along with her opinion of them and often seemed to get in trouble with her teachers because she did not mince words. A typical teenager. Some of the places mentioned in this diary include: Haslam Park Bletchley Wigan Bishops Startford London Radwinter Manchester Great Eccleston Blackpool Goosenargh Inglewhite Longridge and Grimsargh. Some of the people mentioned in the diary are Stotts J Loftus Miss Matthews Mr Charles Greehalghs Mona Spud and Jean D Royles Mrs. Preston Dorothy Allen Mrs Bolton and Parkinsons. In addition as shown in the scans there is a list at the back of the diary of her friends whom she mentioned in the diary regularly using their initials. The best way to give you a sense of what this girl's life was like is to quote from the diary: Went back to school. B.B. was awfully pleased about Pre. Got bulls-eye. Had teeth outh. Dad made vow. Teeth started to bleed. Bled all night. Bit a cork. Went in taxi to dentists. He plugged tooth which was bleeding. Had a sleep. Borrowed books from Pat which I read all night. Fire in room. Bought stuff for patrol bag. Began to make it. Mother stuffed curtains. Began to knit socks out of RAF scarf. Had blancmange for tea. Stood on Harris steps to see King and Queen. Did not speak. Got new Sonata. Swotted Geog. New Dress. June Kalina talked about her engagement to a "Yank". Braitch in bad temper because late. Got to report. went to see "Madonna of the Seven Moons." VG. Knitted. Settled about second-hand books. Had lecture on "dangerous objects" Began to make a frock. Went to see "This is the Army." Dec. 24 Sirens went 5:30-6:30. Fly bombs. Thud. Went to church and SS. Edyth wearing new blue coat. Went to Grays. Mum made row about Uncle Albert. Went to Joyces. Relations there. Went to our classifying houses. Announcement at 3pm that hostilities had ceased. Went errands. Went bike ride round Ribbleton through town. Watched tennis. Watched victory procession of show people. Went on Humpty bikes. Played tennis on Stanley Park. Went to Ice Show. Watched celebrations near town hall. What is striking to me is how matter-of-fact she is talking about the bombs and lectures on "dangerous objects" which suggests mines and unexploded ordnance and then carries on in the next sentence talking about new dresses going to church and the mundane daily routines. It is clear that war was a part of life for her and that she was accustomed to it having grown up with it. Her brother Leonard was in France and wrote home about a French girl near the end of the war but came home a couple of times during the course of the war so I am not sure what he was up to. She mentions the death of Roosevelt and sees Mr Churchill on his visit to Preston in June. She takes piano lessons and we believe that she is also teaching piano by the end of the diary. The diary is in good condition though the first few pages of January are taped in and the binding of the book has separated from the spine. However the binding is attached firmly to the diary pages and all the pages are accounted for and apart from the taped pages are firmly attached to each other. The binding strap is attached and the clasp to hold the diary closed still works. Every page is full so this is a treasure trove of information about daily life in Lancashire in the 1940's. ; Manuscript; 24mo - over 5" - 5¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF WWII WW2 UNITED KINGDOM BATTLE OF BRITAIN THE BLITZ HITLER GERMANY NAZIS BRITAIN ENGLAND HOMEFRONT WORLD WAR II HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH DIARY JOURNAL LOG KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS DIARIES JOURNALS LOGS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY . hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 000411

‎Mary Theresa Eleanor Higgins, alias HIGGINS CLARK‎

‎Dors ma jolie‎

‎Paris: Albin Michel 1989. Fine. Albin Michel Paris 1989 14 x 22.50 cm broché First edition of the French translation of which there were no deluxe copies. Handsome copy with press clipping laid in. Rare dated and signed autograph inscription by Mary Higgins Clark partially in French to Christine Constant. Albin Michel unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 82073

‎MARY, QUEEN (1867-1953):‎

‎Consort of George V.‎

‎Autograph letter on printed Balmoral memorandum paper inscribed from 'the Queen' in her hand at head 2-pages oblong 8vo to Sir Lionel Cust Surveyor of the King's pictures ' When I was at Newburgh Abbey in Yorkshire.I came across a picture of a Lady Bellasyse - now there is a picture at Hampton Ct. of a very handsome Ly. Bellasyse I don't know whether I have spelt it right & I wonder whether you can tell me who she was and why her picture is at Hampton Ct. I remember your telling me that the artist who painted it is the same who painted Catherine of Braganza with the Lamb - any information you can send me to Buck.P. will be gratefully received'. 5th Oct. 1923. unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 1541

‎Maryanski, Richard A‎

‎Antique Picture Frame Guide‎

‎Niles IL: Cedar Forest Co 1973. 1st. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. 11.3x8.6x0.4in. Inscribed by Authors. inscribed by author order form and price list laid-in; dust jacket with small chips at top edge of front panel rubbing to back panel. Dust jacket in clear protector. <br>Illustrated with 30 examples in color 107 in black and white and 15 figures in the text. <br>80pp 1.27lb 11.3x8.6x0.4in Cedar Forest Co hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 26135

‎MASCARON - Louis BOURDALOUE‎

‎Oraisons funèbres‎

‎Paris: Ménard & Desenne 1818. Fine. Ménard & Desenne Paris 1818 8.50 x 14 cm relié New edition. Full glazed caramel calf binding smooth spine decorated with gilt tools fillets and stamps gilt friezes at head and foot gilt rolls on the headcaps covers framed with a gilt fillet and blind tooled dentelle gilt edges on the cuts marbled endpapers and pastedowns marbled edges contemporary bindings. Some minor foxing. Handsome copy in an attractive contemporary binding. Ménard & Desenne unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 38756

‎Maslin, Marshall‎

‎San Francisco and Bay Cities A Camera Tour in Color‎

‎The Printing Corporation 1938. Soft cover. Near Fine. Colorized photographs of major landmarks of the late 1930s. Well-preserved. Includes the Japanese Tea Garden The Golden Gate Coit Tower Chinatown the Golden Gate International Exposition UC Berkeley & more. Printed on fine textured paper with oversize pages. Interior pages are bright & pristine. Stapled card covers looking almost new with silver gilting to design. Pages facing covers front & back with a sprinkle of age spots. Benefits the Friends of the Albany CA library. <br/> <br/> The Printing Corporation paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 031262

‎MASON JH. J. H.‎

‎J.H. Mason R.D.I.: a collection from the notebooks of a scholar-printer made by his son John Mason‎

‎Leicester: The Twelve by Eight Press 1961. First edition 8vo; full page illustrations by Rigby Graham; white cloth backed paper covered boards spine lettered in gilt; fine. Laid in is a small typed note "I produced a small edition of this book in 1961 at the request of friends. It has now become a 'collector's piece'. In 1973 a copy sold at Sotheby's for seventeen pounds." <br/><br/> The Twelve by Eight Press hardcover books‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 20506

‎Mason John‎

‎More papers hand made by John Mason‎

‎Leicester: Twelve by Eight Press 1960. Variant no. 44 of an edition of no more than 200 4to; 41 sheets of hand made paper with printed paper guards title and half-title printed in gilt; white paper-backed marbled boards spine gilt cardboard protective sleeve; fine. Signed by Mason on the limitation leaf which notes "this book comprises a collection of sheets of paper which I made by hand at my small Twelve by Eight Mill in Leicester from a variety of plants and fabrics. Artists and craftsmen printer friends helped me to make this a presentable and informative volume. There will be no more than 200 copies and no two will be quite alike. Commenced in 1958 they will be issued individually over a period as and when I complete each binding." <br/><br/> Twelve by Eight Press hardcover books‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 44203

‎MASON BERNARD:‎

‎CLOCK AND WATCHMAKING IN COLCHESTER‎

‎LONDON COUNTRY LIFE 1969. FIRST EDITION. A FINE COPY IN A FINE DUSTWRAP AND CONTAINED IN A GOOD SLIPCASE. A HISTORY OF PROVINCIAL CLOCK MAKING FROM THE FIFTEENTH TOTHE NINETEENTH CENTURIES IN THE OLDEST RECORDED TOWN IN GREAT BRITAIN. WELL ILLUSTRATED. LONDON, COUNTRY LIFE, 1969 unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 42826

‎Mason, Richard‎

‎The Gentleman's New Pocket Farrier Comprising A General Description Of The Noble And Useful Animal The Horse; Together With The Quickest And Simplest Mode Of Fattening; Necessary Treatment While Undergoing Excessive Fatigue Or On A Journey; The Construction And Management Of Stables; Different Marks For Ascertaining The Age Of A Horse From 3 To 9 Years.-. Also A Concise Account Of The Diseases To Which The Horse Is Subject; With Such Remedies As Long Experience Has Proved To Be Effectual. Fourth Edition Enlarged And Improved. To Which Is Added An Appendix Containing Observations And Receipts For The Cure Of Most Of The Common Distempers Incidnt To Horses Oxen Cows Calves Sheeps Lambs Swine Dogs. Earliest American Stud Book‎

‎Richmond: Peter Cottom 1828. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Good. Five Plates; Illustrations In Text. . 300 Pp. Original Full Sheep Original Black Morocco Spine Label "Mason's Farrier Improved" In Gilt With Gilt Rules. Fourth Edition The First With The Virginia Stud Book The First American Stud Book On Pp 268-300. Binding Worn Covers Professionally Reattached With New Cords. Name Ephraim Bennett On Rear Endpaper With Additional Word "Dixsheimunges" Below. Rare. <br/> <br/> Peter Cottom hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 036890

‎Mason, W‎

‎The English Garden : A Poem. In Four Books‎

‎London & York: R. Horsfield & H. Dunover; W. Tessyman & J. Todd 1772. 1772 - 1781. Four parts each with title page. Book the First 1772 pp 2 30 advertisement leaf; Book the Second 1777 with the half-title pp 34 advertisement leaf; Book the Third 1779 with the half-title pp 32; Book the Fourth 1781 with the additional general title page for the whole work pp 54. Some age-toning and light marking throughout an early signature on the first title page - M. Berens a closed tear to the general title page but otherwise very sound and generously margined bound in a simple modern quarter calf and boards. Blanche Henrey 1036 1040 1042 1043. William Mason 724 - 1797 was an English poet divine amateur draughtsman author editor and gardener. "Mason was both a good horticulturist and an effective landscape gardener. As well as giving directions for gardening the poet traces the history of the art through the writings of Bacon Spenser Milton Temple and Addison and the garden work of Southcote Shenstone and Capability Brown.". First Edition. Quarter leather. Good. R. Horsfield & H. Dunover; W. Tessyman & J. Todd Hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 021679

‎Massei G‎

‎Breve Ragguaglio della Vita del venerabile Servo di Dio il Padre Paolo Segneri della Compagnia di Giesu‎

‎Fuligno: MDCCII. Gebunden. MDCCII unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 12835

‎MASSEY LINTON R. COMP.‎

‎Man Working 1919-1962; William Faulkner. A catalogue of the William Faulkner Collections at the University of Virginia. With an introduction by John Cook Wylie‎

‎Charlottesville: Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia 1968. First edition square 4to pp. x 6 250; frontispiece portrait illustrations; original white quarter cloth over black cloth. <br/><br/> Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia hardcover books‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 20920

‎Massey, Linton R‎

‎Man Working 1919-1962 A Catalogue of the William Faulkner Collections at the University of Virginia‎

‎Charlottesville Virginia: Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia 1968. BRAND NEW in perfect condition. Sharp corners. NO rubbing. NO fading. Bright and shiny. NO owner's name or bookplate. Fresh crisp clean and unmarked - obviously never read. A useful complement to Petersen. Introduction by John Cook Wylie. Well illustrated with color frontispiece portrait photographs and numerous title page and manuscript facsimiles. Nearly 3000 entries. PART ONE: WORKS BY FAULKNER writings drawings and recordings; PART TWO: WORKS ABOUT FAULKNER criticism biography etc.; PART THREE: MATERIAL RELATED TO FAULKNER family papers. APPENDIX: FAULKNER MATERIAL BELONGING TO THE FAULKNER ESTATE AND TO THE FAULKNER FOUNDATION. Index. Bound in the original black cloth with an oatmeal color spine stamped in black. Oversize Hardcover. 9.75" wide by 10.25" tall. This large heavy book will require extra postage for Priority and International shipments but only the standard charge for media mail. First Edition. Oversize Hardcover. New/No dust jacket as issued. 264pp. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia Hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 023316

‎MASSEY, Raymond (1896-1983)‎

‎Inscribed Photograph Signed‎

‎One of the best and most popular interpreters of Abraham Lincoln on the screen "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" 1939 this Canadian-born American actor starred in many features from the 1930s through the 1960s. IPS 6¼" X 5" n.p. n.y. Fine. Neatly tipped to heavy card stock. Book photograph a matte finish black-and-white scene from the 1945 film "God Is My Co-Pilot" showing in uniform as Major General Claire L. Chennault with Dennis King as Colonel Robert Lee Scott Jr. and a group of American servicemen. In a light area near the bottom center he boldly signs and inscribes in black fineline: "To Terry Kocsett / with best wishes / Raymond Massey. unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 32429

‎Massimo d' AZEGLIO‎

‎Hector Fiéramosca ou le défi de Barletta roman historique‎

‎Paris: Hippolyte Souverain 1833. Fine. Hippolyte Souverain Paris 1833 13 x 20.50 cm 2 volumes reliés First edition in French established by A.L. Blanchard. Half black sheep bindings smooth spines decorated with cold-stamped tools and fillets as well as gilt fillets headcaps and edges rubbed marbled paper boards corners slightly bumped contemporary binding. Notice by A.L. Blanchard on the author and his father-in-law Manzoni preceded by an essay on historical novels by Paulin Paris. Foxing first endpaper of the first volume lacking. Rare. Hippolyte Souverain hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 21423

‎Massmann, Robert E (signed)‎

‎The Bibliomidgets of Achille J. St. Onge A Memorial and A Bibliography variant binding‎

‎New Britain Connecticut: REM Miniatures / Robert E. Massmann 1979. A handsome miniature book hand bound in full red leatherette. Housed in the original paper slipcase. SEE PHOTOS. 5 cm by 6 cm. SIGNED by the AUTHOR at the end of his Introduction. New and unread in PERFECT condition. Fresh crisp clean and unmarked -- obviously never read. Sharp corners. NO owner's name or bookplate. 1979. Limited edition of 1000 copies. Illustrated with a tipped-in b/w frontispiece portrait of Achille J. St. Onge "Archie as we knew him" and with a few other reproductions including another tipped-in photo: "Archie's high school graduation portrait." A memoir and bibliography with detailed descriptions of forty-six miniatures under 3" and several slightly larger books up to 4" published by St. Onge. Useful and an important reference for issue points. This is the variant binding with a printed paper title mounted on the cover rather than gilt tooling. It duplicates the printed paper title mounted on the cover of the slipcase. Printed at Art Press with design typography and binding by Robert E. Massmann. Bodoni type. The paper is Crane 100% rag antique laid distaff linen watermarked. Bradbury REM Miniatures p. 241. . Signed by the Author. First Edition Limited 1000 copies. Hardcover. New in New slipcase. xvi 86pp. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. REM Miniatures / Robert E. Massmann Hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 025466

‎Masson, Sir Irvine‎

‎The Mainz Psalters and Canon Missae 1457-1459.‎

‎London: The Bibliographical Society 1954. HEAVY. viii 72pp text 8 folding tables 6 folding plates 2 col. Papered boards with light cloth spine. Slight bumps to corners minor toning/foxing to endpapers. A study of important 15th century manuscripts. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. Folio. The Bibliographical Society Hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 055657

‎Masters Edgar Lee‎

‎Spoon river anthology‎

‎Franklin Center Pa: The Franklin Library 1983. Edition limited to an unspecified number; 8vo pp. 22 303 1; original full brown gilt-stamped morocco silk moiré endpapers silk ribbon bookmark a.e.g.; fine bright copy. <br/><br/> The Franklin Library unknown books‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 57183

‎MASUCCIO DE SALERNE‎

‎Nouvelles choisies de Masuccio de Salerne XVème siècle littéralement traduites pour la première fois par Alcide Bonneau‎

‎Paris: I. Liseux 1890. Fine. I. Liseux Paris 1890 13 x 20.50 cm broché First edition in French printed in only 250 copies on laid paper. A handsome and rare copy. I. Liseux unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 12257

‎MASUI, MITSUZO‎

‎A bibliography of finance‎

‎New York: Burt Franklin 1969. Reprint of the 1935 first edition 3 vols. 8vo pp. xxii 2 795; 8 796-1284; 8 1285-1614 2 116 index; fine in original blue-green cloth spine gilt. "As far as financial matters are concerned the present work is so comprehensive in its treatment that it covers every branch of money and finance listing not only all the authoritative works of the past but also those of the present." from the Recommendation by Korekiyo Takahashi Minister of Finance. Burt Franklin unknown‎

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‎Mateos Gago Y FERNANDEZ‎

‎La fable de la papesse Jeanne‎

‎Paris & Bruxelles Brussels: Victor PalméJ. Albanel 1880. Fine. Victor Palmé J. Albanel Paris • & Bruxelles Brussels 1880 12 x 19 cm broché First edition in French. Introduction by Auguste Roussel. A tear with slight lack at head of first cover occasional foxing affecting essentially the very first and very last pages. Rare. Victor PalméJ. Albanel unknown‎

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