‎Printing‎

‎CARTIER, Alfred:‎

‎L’imprimerie Fick. Extrait de ‘Nos Anciens, Recueil d’Art genevois’.‎

‎Genève, 1902, gr. in-4to, 19 p., richem. ill., non coupé, brochure originale vert avec titre.‎

Bookseller reference : 90867aaf

‎Caran d'Ache - Lithographe de l'oeuvre reproduite‎

‎Maîtres de l'Affiche - Original Plate N°70 - "Exposition Russe" par Caran d'Ache‎

‎paris Imprimerie Chaix 1897 Une Affichette Publicitaire [Fac-similé réduit de l'affiche originale], lithographiée en couleurs, format : 40 x 28,6 cm, Signé en bas à droite : Caran d'Ache , Timbre sec dans le coin inférieur droit : "Les Maîtres de l'affiche // Imprimerie Chaix", 1897 [Paris] : Les Maîtres de l'Affiche Editeur,‎

‎Édition : [Fac-similé réduit de l'affiche originale] , Note : Source : Affiche originale de l'imprimerie de Imp. HEROLD, PARIS ..... SUPERBE .................. en trés bon état (very good condition). en trés bon état‎

Bookseller reference : 27533

‎Carey Printing Co‎

‎The Carey Type Book‎

‎New York: Carey Printing Co. / Dittman Color Printing Company 1918. Very Good. New York: Carey Printing Co. / Dittman Color Printing Company 1918. First Edition. Folio 30cm.; recent orange cloth with gilt-tooled reverse calf onlays from original binding all edges gilt 4611pp.; typographic and decorative designs throughout text printed within orange decorative border. Textblock a bit shaken in binding with both front and rear free endpaper expertly reaffixed along gutter light soil throughout else a Very Good example in a fine new binding. Date of publication provided by the Preface.<br /> <br /> Monumental type specimen catalog and reference issued by one of the leading print firms in Manhattan during World War I. The Preface provides two reasons for issuing such a massive catalog firstly "to display various faces sizes and styles of types in order to aid the copy-writer to select a type face best adapted to the subject" and secondly as a reference work "to which the expert or the layman may refer and be enlightened." On the facing leaf the Company pleads with the reader "do not mutilate this book. Carey Printing Co. / Dittman Color Printing Company unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 30961

‎Carey, Peter SIGNED FIRST PRINTING‎

‎True History of the Kelly Gang‎

‎Alfred A. Knopf Incorporated 2001 Truly a perfect copy for the collector. Signed and in a perfect state. Lovely production by Knopf. And what an amazing book. Reminds you at times of Huck Finn. A tremendous act of ventriloquism as Carey becomes Kelly. 0.0 0.0 0.0. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Alfred A. Knopf Incorporated hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 002511 ISBN : 0375410848 9780375410840

‎Carjat, Etienne (artist); Imprimerie Bertrauts (engrav.).‎

‎Amedee Rolland Jean Du Boys.‎

‎Paris: Le Boulevard 1863. . 11.5 x 16.75 inches 29.5 x 42 cm. Unbound sheet. Very good with light creasing on top edge and marginal tearing along left side. Original black and white 19th century lithograph by Etienne Carjat signature on left bottom corner: “Et. Carjat.†Additional text on bottom reads: â€Imp. Bertrauts Paris.†Published in Le Boulevard text verso. En Francais. Paris: Le Boulevard, 1863. unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 19-8249

‎Carjat, Etienne (artist); Imprimerie Bertrauts (engrav.).‎

‎Eugene Pelletan.‎

‎Paris: Le Boulevard 1863. . 11.5 x 16.75 inches 29.5 x 42 cm. Unbound sheet. Good with light creasing on top edge marginal tearing along right side and minor staining on left bottom corner. Original black and white 19th century lithograph by Etienne Carjat signature on left bottom corner: “Et. Carjat.†Additional text on bottom reads: â€Imp. Bertrauts Paris.†Published in Le Boulevard text verso. En Francais. Paris: Le Boulevard, 1863. unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 19-8250

‎Carjat, Etienne (artist); Imprimerie Bertrauts (engrav.).‎

‎Theodore Barriere.‎

‎Paris: Le Boulevard ca. 1860s. 11.5 x 16.75 inches 29.5 x 42 cm. Unbound sheet. Good with creasing along top edge and tearing along sides. Original black and white 19th century lithograph by Etienne Carjat signature on left bottom corner: “Et. Carjat.†Additional text on bottom reads: â€Imp. Bertrauts Paris.†Published in Le Boulevard text verso. En Francais. Paris: Le Boulevard, [ca. 1860s]. unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 19-8255

‎Carlo Della Corte‎

‎Caccia in Laguna‎

‎Collana: Il Rigogolo, agosto 1969. Rilegato con sovraccoperta. Prima edizione. Spedizioni tracciabili con raccomandata entro 24 ore dall'ordine. First edition. Hardback cover with dust jacket in fine conditions, no price clipped, no inscriptions or markings inside. Worldwide delivery.‎

‎Carlson, Natalie Savage.‎

‎THE LETTER ON THE TREE. Pictures by John Kaufmann. Weekly Reader Children's Book Club.‎

‎117p. Drawings by John Kaufmann. Pictorial title page. 8vo. Original full color pictorial cloth binding. Edges very slightly bumped. Very nice copy of a children's story of a dairy farm in Canada. Fine books from earlier Christmas seasons make great gifts today. CHRISTMAS/W69.‎

‎Carpenter, Boyd (Bishop of Ripon).‎

‎THE CHRIST-CHILD AND THE THREE AGES OF MAN.‎

‎pp. 19, (3)[Publisher's catalogue] + Frontis reproduced from Mr. Hollyer's photographs of Sir Edward Burne-Jones' picture "The Star of Bethlehem." Title page printed in red and black. Uncut. Top edge gold. Thin 16mo. Original full cloth binding, elaborately decorated and lettered in gold. Very nice copy. Fine books from earlier Christmas seasons make great gifts today. CHRISTMAS/W70‎

‎CARRIAGE MONTHLY ENGRAVING & PRINTING HOUSE‎

‎J. H. Birch. Light Carriages Harness and Sleighs‎

‎Philadelphia: Carriage Monthly Engravings and Printing House. Original poster. Color lithograph. 51.5 x 35 inches.<br/><br/> Unusual advertising poster is dated to circa 1891 features light carriages harnesses and sleighs manufactured by J. H. Birch. Issued by the Carriage Monthly Engraving and Printing House in Philadelphia PA the poster shows some of the products manufactured by J. H. Birch in Burlington N.J. These also include horse clothings blankets robes whips saddles bridles and everything pertaining to the road track and stable. The poster features 26 illustrations of horses and 4 images of goats with the various products advertised. Also contains detailed text explaining each product featured terms and other interesting information. On the top of the poster J. H. Birch boldly claims "I carry in stock all I advertise and more too". Another amusing note at bottom right reads "This is the largest Harness Chart ever published in the world and consequently cost me large amount of money and you will confer a favor by hanging it in a conspicuous place."<br><br>The poster is in good condition with some edge loss along top and bottom edges and minor wear along original folds. Minor loss at some fold intersections. Lined on canvas. Toning near top right corner.<br/><br/> Carriage Monthly Engravings and Printing House unknown books‎

Bookseller reference : 270136

‎Carroll, Jonathan - NEW & UNREAD - SIGNED FIRST PRINTING‎

‎The Marriage of Sticks‎

‎Victor Gollancz London 1999 SIGNED NEW UNREAD FIRST PRINTING. Stored in a low light book room in a protected jacket since publication. This is a superb collectable copy of a brilliant book. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. New/New. Victor Gollancz London hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : ABE-2586510529 ISBN : 0575066156 9780575066151

‎Carter, John.‎

‎HANDLIST OF THE WRITINGS OF STANLEY MORISON. With Some Notes by Mr. Morison and Indexes by Graham Pollard.‎

‎pp. ix; 46. Thin 12mo. Original printed paper boards. Undertaken As A Tribute To Morison, on the Occasion of His 60th Birthday. Printed for private distribution by Brooke Crutchley, Printer of the Uni v. of Cambridge. First Edition. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! REF1‎

‎Cass, Caroline - FIRST PRINTING‎

‎Grand Illusions : Contemporary Interior Murals‎

‎Phaidon Press 1988 Unread looking copy of this superb survey of contemporary interior murals. This copy looks unread but has an attractive blind stamp to the FEP. No other flaws; a perfect unclipped jacket clean and tight binding and I doubt there is a better copy on offer. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Phaidon Press hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : ABE-3686428951 ISBN : 071482481X 9780714824819

‎Cathers, Ken‎

‎Images on Water‎

‎48 pages. One of 750 copies from first printing. Poetry by a British Columbia author. Titles include: "petroglyphs, nanaimo, b.c." and "west coast poems (I-VII)". Covers yellowed with some soiling. Some yellowing to contents. Unmarked. Average wear. Binding intact. Book‎

‎Catullus, Gaius Valerius / Muret, Marc-Antoine.‎

‎[Carmina]. Catullus, et in eum commentarius M. Antonii Mureti. Venice, Paulus Manutius Aldus, 1554.‎

‎Small 8vo (155 x 100 mm). (4), "134" (= 136), (2) ff. With Aldus's woodcut anchor and dolphin device on the title-page, repeated on the verso of the otherwise blank final leaf, and spaces with guide letters left for 2 5-line and about 60 3-line manuscript initials (not filled in). Set in an Aldine italic (with upright capitals) with occasional words (mostly names) in roman and frequent passages in Greek. Gold-tooled mottled calf (ca. 1700?), sewn on 5 supports (vellum tapes?), each board with a frame made with a 2 mm roll, the spine with a gold-tooled red morocco label in the 2nd of 6 compartments but otherwise decorated as a single field filled with a 7 mm roll of diagonal lines (the bands on the spine are nearly flat), gold-tooled board edges, headbands in brown and beige, dark brown ribbon marker, marbled endpapers (Dutch pattern, curled, close to Wolfe 12), red edges. First edition to include Muret's important and influential commentaries, of the poems of the passionate (if self-centred) Roman poet Catullus (84-ca. 54 BCE), often given the collective title Carmina. Both the poems and the commentaries appear here in the original Latin. Although the poems are not numbered and there is no table of contents, Muret's present edition established the order for the numbering from 1 to 116 that remains in use, even though poems 18-20 are now usually omitted as false attributions and a few are sometimes divided into two poems distinguished with "a" and "b". Poems 18 and 19 are addressed to the fertility god Pirapus, best known for his enormous perpetual erection, and poem 20 is also a Priapeia. Among the 113 poems universally accepted as authentic, many are addressed to "Lesbia", whom Catullus passionately loved. He gave her this pseudonym in allusion to the Greek love poems of Sappho from the Island of Lesbos, which influenced him strongly. She is generally identified as Clodia, the wife of a Roman nobleman. Catullus was one of her several lovers and he names and rails against some of the others. While Catullus's greatest passions were heterosexual, poems 48, 50 and 99 express romantic and sexual interests in men. In his poems he is quick to attack others, both politically and personally, and after he fell out with two male friends he wrote poem 16, threatening to sexually abuse them. - Catullus' poems, with the exception of poem 62, survive only in corrupt manuscripts from the 1360s or later, so establishing their texts remains a difficult task today. De Spira at Venice published the first edition in 1472 and Muret generally follows the order established in by the 1490s, though with some additions. The scholarly editions by Statius (1566) and Scaliger (1577) follow his order and at least the latter includes many of his notes. Skinner notes that they were "better text critics than Muret and less interesting commentators". Paulus Manutius produced a second edition with Muret's commentaries in 1558. - The French humanist Marc-Antoine Muret (1526-1585), recognised as a brilliant scholar in his teens, taught at Paris from 1551, when he published his first book there. Accused of being a Huguenot and a homosexual, he had to flee Paris in late 1553 but Adus Manutius's son Paulus, who had taken charge of the family's Venice printing office, offered him shelter. The present book was Muret's first publication in Venice, with his preliminary note date 15 October 1554. He was well-versed in Greek and first pointed out that Catullus modelled poem 51 (to Lesbia) on a poem by Sappho, inserting the original Greek in his commentary. He also sometimes inserts poems he wrote himself. - With minor damage to the lower outside corner of the first few leaves, not approaching the text, but still in very good condition. The hinges are slightly worn and the spine label has a small chip, but the binding is otherwise also very good. A seminal edition of Catullus's passionate and often erotic poems, especially important as the first edition of his extensive and important commentaries. Adams C 1145. Edit 16, 10364. Gay/Lemonnyer I, 498. Renouard 162. Marilyn Skinner, Companion to Catullus, passim. USTC 821188.‎

‎Caughey (Jay M.) - Director. (Cleveland Artists, Roycroft Printing)‎

‎Cleveland Club Men in Caricature. Union. University. Country. Tavern. Colonial. Hermits. Euclid. Rowfant. Roadside. Clifton. And Cleveland Athletic. Drawings by Associated Cleveland Artists.‎

‎East Aurora: Roycrofters 1910. 4to. Blue suede the front cover lettered in gilt on a decorative panel. Yapp edges blue silk end papers. The owner's name in gilt at the lower right William Knox architect one of those caricatured within. 396pp. plus a 4-page Roster of subjects at the back. Faint edge wear mild discoloration to a few leaves basically a fine copy. A fragile and unusual book expensively produced. <br/><br/> East Aurora: Roycrofters, 1910. unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 57318

‎Cavanagh (J. Albert) :‎

‎Lettering and alphabets. 85 complete alphabets designed and rendeved by one of America's great letterers.‎

‎New-York, Dover Publications, 1955 ; in-4 oblong (elmgated), broché ; (6), 121 pp., couverture souple imprimée et décorée en rouge et noir.‎

‎Seconde édition (la première en 1946) de cet intéressant traité de calligraphie. Couverture très légèrement défraichie, bon exemplaire.‎

Bookseller reference : 15084

‎Caviceus, Jacobus.‎

‎Sex urbium dicta ad Maximilianum Romanorum regem. [Venedig, Bernardinus Benalius?, nach dem 16. März 1491].‎

‎(6) Bll. (d. l. w.). Antiqua (Type 10:80R), 37-38 Zln. Mit einer schwarzgrundigen Initiale in Holzschnitt. Spätere Broschur. Dreiseitiger Rotschnitt. 4to. Erste Ausgabe dieser fingierten Huldigung König Maximilians durch sechs antike Städte. Vermutlich in Pordenone verfaßt, wo Caviceo mehrere Jahre lebte und 1489 vom dort anwesenden Kaiser Friedrich III. zum iuris utriusque doctor promoviert wurde. Das Werk beginnt mit einer Erwähnung der Vertreibung der Ungarn aus Österreich bis Stuhlweißenburg/Székesfehérvár: "Die 6 Städte sind Babylon, Troya, Byzanz, Athen, Carthago und Jerusalem. Sie alle huldigen Maximilian und flehen um seinen Schutz [...] Eingestreut zahlreiche Hinweise auf zeitge[nö]ssische Begebenheiten" (Apponyi). Der Theologe J. Caviceus (1443-1511) studierte zu Bologna und trat in die Dienste des Piermaria Rossi, Herrn von Berceto, und seines Sohnes Guido, des Capitano der Republik Venedig. Seit 1492 wirkte er nacheinander als Generalvikar der Diözesen Rimini, Ferrara, Florenz und Siena. - Druckerzuschreibung nach GW (von BMC und Indice generale VI bestritten). Das erste Blatt recto alt mit Einfassungslinie umrahmt; bei der Neubindung im Bug verstärkt; am vorderen Vorsatz eine englische Notiz zum Verfasser aufgezogen (um 1880). - Sehr selten, auf deutschen Auktionen der letzten Jahrzehnte nur die zweite Ausgabe nachweisbar (Hartung & Hartung, 98 [2000], Nr. 103, EUR 4346). HC 4805. Goff C-355. GW 6433. BSB-Ink C-204. Pellechet 3455. Proctor 7374. BMC VII, 1146. IGI 2655. Sajó-Soltész 955. Apponyi 1551.‎

‎CAXTON.‎

‎Caxton's Advertisement. Photolithograph of the Copy Preserved in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, Being One of the only Two Copies Known. With an Introductory Note by Edward W.B. Nicholson.‎

‎7pp., library labels on front endpapers, 1 facsimile, orig. printed wrappers, a little spotted. The advertisement reproduced here does not bear a printer's name, date of imprint, or place of imprint. It is, however, clearly in Caxton's type 3. The introduction discusses the dating, language, orthography, and subject matter of the six-line advertisement.‎

‎CAXTON. GUPPY (Henry)‎

‎Propositio Johannis Russell Printed by William Caxton circa A.D. 1476. Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy Preserved in the John Rylands Library, Manchester. With an Introduction by Henry Guppy.‎

‎8vo, 35pp., followed by 6 pages of facsimiles, presentation inscription from Guppy endpapers browned as usual, orig. vellum-backed boards, a little slightly soiled, uncut.‎

‎CC Printing‎

‎Client Profile Book: Colorful Hip Hairstylist Client Information Log with A-Z tabs 6 x 9 Customer Record Log with Full Page Service/Formula Data for Salons Barbers Beauticians Nail Cosmetology‎

‎NEW. unknown‎

Bookseller reference : BIB-NOV-14-2025-45049 ISBN : 9798646193403 9798646193

‎Celtis, Conrad.‎

‎Quatuor libri amorum secundum quatuor latera Germaniae [...]. Nuremberg, Sodalitas Celtica, 5 April 1502.‎

‎4to (193 x 252 mm). (8), X-LXXIII, (46 [instead of 49]) ff. With 9 full-page (instead of 11 full-page and 1 double-page-sized) woodcuts (2 by Albrecht Dürer) and small printer's device, all in contemporary hand colour. Later brown leather over wooden boards, using parts of the original blind-and gold-tooled binding. Upper cover has giltstamped title "Conrad Cel. Amores / Norimb. Scrip.". Rare first edition of one of the finest and most interesting German woodcut books of its age. "Als Frucht der Erlebnisse während der zehnjährigen Wanderungen 1487/97 durch Deutschland erschien 1502 das Kaiser Maximilian I. gewidmete lyrische Hauptwerk des Celtis, 'Quatuor libri Amorum secundum quattuor latera Germaniae': vier kleine in sich geschlossene lyrische Liebesromane, zyklisch verbunden in architektonisch-gesetzmäßigem Aufbau, bebildert mit Holzschnitten Dürers und aus der Schule Michael Wolgemuts [...] Celtis gilt als der deutsche Erzhumanist. Er war die stärkste poetische Begabung der humanistischen Bewegung um 1500" (NDB III, 182f.). - The "Amores" are the second of only two verified products of the "Sodalitas Celtica", the society founded by Celtis with the support of Willibald Pirckheimer (the printer remains unidentified). Two of the woodcuts are by Dürer: an allegory of Philosophy and the dedication (showng Celtis presenting the book to the emperor). "Die Seltenheit erhaltener Exemplare wie das Fehlen eines Faksimiles erklären, warum die 'Amores' als herausragendes Werk der Buchkunst im Sinne der Dürerschen 'Wiedererwachung' erst in neuerer Zeit wirklich gewürdigt worden sind" (Schoch/M./Sch.). Occasionally even the title woodcut has been ascribed to Dürer; the remaining, somewhat less delicate but no less impressive woodcuts are variously attributed to the workshops of Wolgemut, both Peter Vischers, Hans Süss von Kulmbach, or simply a "Celtis master". - Wants fol. IX (b1) with the Elegia prima (replaced by a blank leaf), the unnumbered bifolium between m2 and m3 with a view of Nuremberg after Schedel and the city's three coats of arms on the reverse, and the final leaf r6 with a full-page woodcut of Daphne and Apollo (replaced by a blank leaf). The contained woodcuts are all in especially fine contemporary colour, as are the colophon and printer's device. Printed on strong, very wide-margined laid paper. A few leaves near the end show light waterstains in the margins, otherwise a nearly spotless copy. Title has old stamp "EB"; lower corner remargined with slight loss to woodcut; fols. p8r and r5v also stamped in the blank margin. Insignificant worming to gutter of final gatherings. - The present variant of the first quire departs in several details from the copy of Hartmann Schedel kept at the BSB in Munich: a3r, headline "Ad Maxmil. Regem" (BSB: "Ad Maxmyl. Regem:"); a4v, headline: "Panegyri: Pars Prima" (BSB: "Panegyr. Prima Pars"); a5v, first line: "interuisse carmia & quae castas inoce[n]tu[m] adolesce[n]tiu[m]" (BSB: "centuadolesce[n]tiu[m] aures ledat & iebriet. Fatebimur"), etc. The present variant corresponds to the copy in the SSB Augsburg, formerly owned by Daniel Carnerius. - Provenance: Hartung & Karl, sale 53 (1986), lot 617. VD 16, C 1911. IA 135.114. Brunet I, 1730 & Suppl. I, 231. Dodgson I, 264 & 279ff. Ebert 3903. Graesse II, 101. Meder 244f. Murray 106. Muther 459 & 835. Panzer VII, 441, 17. Proctor 11029. Reske/Benzing 660. Schoch/M./Sch. 269. Strauss 66-68. Not in Adams.‎

‎CENTRE D'ETUDES ET DE CULTURE PROVENçALES.‎

‎Revue de langue et littérature provençales - N° 5-6 - Ecrits sur La Grenade entr'ouverte.‎

‎Avignon, Centre d'études et de culture provençales, 1961 1 volume 17,5 x 23cm Broché. 261p., 1 feuillet; 5 planches hors texte. Petite tache brune sur la tranche avec quelques rares et discrètes atteintes marginales sur certaines feuilles et sur le 1er plat, très légèrement grignoté.‎

‎Numéro double 5-6 de cette revue publiée par le CENTRE D'ETUDES ET DE CULTURE PROVENçALES, dirigée par Emile BONNEL (dont quelques numéros au titre modifié en "Revue de langue et littérature d'oc"): numéro entièrement consacré à Théodore Aubanel: bibliographie, chronologie, histoire de l'imprimerie Aubanel aux XVIIIè et XIXè siècles par Marie THEODORE-AUBANEL, lettres écrites lors de la publication de "La Grenade entr'ouverte" (1860), et diverses études sur l'oeuvre du poète provençal, par Charles ROSTAING, Louis MICHEL, R. ARAMON I SERRA, Henri CHABROL, Gabriel FAURE, etc.; photos hors texte.‎

Bookseller reference : 19371

‎CENTRE D'ETUDES ET DE CULTURE PROVENçALES.‎

‎Revue de langue et littérature provençales - N° 5-6 - Ecrits sur La Grenade entr'ouverte.‎

‎Numéro double 5-6 de cette revue publiée par le CENTRE D'ETUDES ET DE CULTURE PROVENçALES, dirigée par Emile BONNEL (dont quelques numéros au titre modifié en "Revue de langue et littérature d'oc"): numéro entièrement consacré à Théodore Aubanel: bibliographie, chronologie, histoire de l'imprimerie Aubanel aux XVIIIè et XIXè siècles par Marie THEODORE-AUBANEL, lettres écrites lors de la publication de "La Grenade entr'ouverte" (1860), et diverses études sur l'oeuvre du poète provençal, par Charles ROSTAING, Louis MICHEL, R. ARAMON I SERRA, Henri CHABROL, Gabriel FAURE, etc.; photos hors texte. Français‎