DESIGN MEDIA PUBLISHING L
COMMERCIAL PRINT DESIGN
Design Media. New. Design Media unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9789881296634 ISBN : 9881296633 9789881296634
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KOOLER DESIGN STUDIO
BEADED HOME DECOR
GMC Distributio. New. GMC Distributio unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781609008222 ISBN : 1609008227 9781609008222
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KOOLER DESIGN STUDIO
TERRIFIC TASSELS
GMC Distributio. New. GMC Distributio unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781601407351 ISBN : 1601407351 9781601407351
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KH BY DESIGN
BY DESIGN LEVELS 5-8 CYCLE 2 STUDEN
Kendall Hunt. New. Kendall Hunt unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781465201690 ISBN : 1465201696 9781465201690
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KOOLER DESIGN STUDIO
HOLIDAY HORSES
GMC Distributio. New. GMC Distributio unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781609008024 ISBN : 1609008022 9781609008024
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KH BY DESIGN
BY DESIGN GRADES 1-4 CYCLE 2 TEACHE
Kendall Hunt. New. Kendall Hunt unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781465201232 ISBN : 1465201238 9781465201232
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DESIGN AND IDENTITY
KOREA POWER
Gestalten UK. New. Gestalten UK unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9783899554885 ISBN : 3899554884 9783899554885
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KH BY DESIGN
BY DESIGN LEVEL 5-8 CYCLE 4 TEACHER
Kendall Hunt. New. Kendall Hunt unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781465201317 ISBN : 1465201319 9781465201317
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KH BY DESIGN
BY DESIGN LEVELS 5-8 CYCLE 4 STUDEN
Kendall Hunt. New. Kendall Hunt unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781465201713 ISBN : 1465201718 9781465201713
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KH BY DESIGN
BY DESIGN LEVEL 5-8 CYCLE 2 TEACHER
Kendall Hunt. New. Kendall Hunt unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781465201294 ISBN : 1465201297 9781465201294
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EASTERN EUROPEAN DESIGN
IRON CURTAIN GRAPHICS
Gestalten UK. New. Gestalten UK unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9783899553949 ISBN : 3899553942 9783899553949
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DESIGN MEDIA PUBLISHING L
KARIM 20
Design Media. New. Design Media unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9789881412331 ISBN : 9881412331 9789881412331
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KOOLER DESIGN STUDIO
PIECE BY PIECE 18 SMALL QUILT PROJE
GMC Distributio. New. GMC Distributio unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781601401281 ISBN : 1601401280 9781601401281
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KOOLER DESIGN STUDIO
BEADED TINS
GMC Distributio. New. GMC Distributio unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781609008239 ISBN : 1609008235 9781609008239
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KOOLER DESIGN STUDIO
DONNA KOOLER'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF QUIL
GMC Distributio. New. GMC Distributio unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781574865073 ISBN : 1574865072 9781574865073
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BY DESIGN ROYALTY ESCROW
BY DESIGN GRADE 5 STUDENT SCIENCE J
Kendall Hunt. New. Kendall Hunt unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781465201058 ISBN : 146520105x 9781465201058
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KH BY DESIGN
BY DESIGN GRADES 1-4 CYCLE 3 TEACHE
Kendall Hunt. New. Kendall Hunt unknown
Referencia librero : BD13-9781465201256 ISBN : 1465201254 9781465201256
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Poe Edgar Allan
Poe's Tales of Mystery and Imagination
London: Harrap 1935. Rackham Arthur. Quarto. 318pp. One of 460 copies signed by Rackham. Illustrated throughout with twelve color plates and seventeen plates in black & white. These gruesome sadistic illustrations perfectly suit Poe's dark tales. Hamilton writes "This masterly interpretation of Poe's stories is a fine example of the professional illustrator rising and responding to a commission with a world-weariness and an almost palpable cynicism at human nature to resounding decorative and psychological effect." Some natural variation to the vellum of the front cover a bit of toning and spotting to spine faint rubbing to rear cover else fine in vellum gilt-stamped with the design of a skeleton holding a bloody knife on the front cover. In the original slipcase with spine label. T.e.g. Latimore & Haskell pp. 72-73; Hamilton pp. 153-154. Harrap unknown
Referencia librero : 29147
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Evans C. S.
The Sleeping Beauty
London & Philadelphia: Heinemann/Lippincott 1920. Rackham Arthur. Quarto. 110pp. One of 625 copies signed by the artist. This copy bears an original pen-and-ink drawing by Rackham below the limitation statement also signed. The drawing depicts the king and queen with their infant daughter. Illustrated with one tipped-in color plate and numerous silhouettes several of them splashed with color. This is one of only two titles that Arthur Rackham illustrated with silhouettes; Hamilton writes "It is immediately clear that Rackham is a master of the medium being able to evoke character and humor by profile and gesture alone and allowing the two-dimensional effect of his pen work sic to lead the reader through the book." Covers slightly toned corners rubbed some faint offsetting from silhouettes else a near fine copy in vellum-backed white paper-covered boards stamped in gilt. T.e.g. Latimore & Haskell pp. 51-52; Hamilton pp. 118-119. Heinemann/Lippincott unknown
Referencia librero : 29145
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Complete set of Otley Chapbooks
Otley Yorkshire: J. S. Publishing & Stationery Co. Ltd 1850. Sixteen 16mo. issues each 8pp. comprising a complete series as indicated on the back covers of each issue. All the chapbooks are illustrated with woodcuts on every page and approximately half of the illustrations in each are hand-colored. The titles in the series include: The History of Cinderella The History of Tom Thumb Robinson Crusoe Little Red Riding Hood Scenes from Nature and The House that Jack Built. Bound in the original printed wrappers each with a large wood-engraved illustration on the front cover. All but two have covers printed with black text and illustrations printed on a yellow and white background; the covers of Scenes from Nature and Tom Thumb are printed in sanguine. A fine set. Gumuchian 1590. J. S. Publishing & Stationery Co., Ltd unknown
Referencia librero : 29149
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Shakespeare William
Falstaff and His Companions
Franklin NH: Hillside Press 1966. Konewka Paul. xvii 42pp. One of 375 copies. Various texts by Shakespeare with twelve silhouettes by Paul Konewka. Fine in burgundy cloth over boards faintly rubbed. 2 5/16 by 1 15/16; 60x50mm. Hillside Press unknown
Referencia librero : 28932
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The Famous History of Tom Thumb
Franklin NH: Hillside Press 1968. xi 42pp. One of 250 copies. Illustrated throughout with woodcuts replicated from seventeenth-century originals. Very fine in gilt-stamped black morocco. 2 5/16 by 2; 58x51mm. Hillside Press unknown
Referencia librero : 28931
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Pyle Howard
Woman's Wit
Buffalo: Hillside Press 1978. 50pp. One of 250 copies. A version of the Arabian nights illustrated in black & white. Fine in olive green cloth. 2 1/4 by 2; 59x49mm. Hillside Press unknown
Referencia librero : 28939
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Welt Suzanne Fisher
Covered Bridges of Oregon
Cincinnati OH: Mosaic Press 1982. Fisher Lacassa Gunter. 41pp. With illustrations by Lacassa Gunter Fisher throughout in black and white. Very fine in beige printed boards. 1 by 3/4; 25x20mm. Mosaic Press unknown
Referencia librero : 28963
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Design Originals
All Seasons Wood for Home Decor Design Originals Can Do Crafts # 3336
Design Originals 2001. Paperback. Good. Disclaimer:A copy that has been read but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. The spine may show signs of wear. Pages can include limited notes and highlighting and the copy can include previous owner inscriptions. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Design Originals paperback
Referencia librero : G1574212133I3N00 ISBN : 1574212133 9781574212136
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Keats John
Endymion
New Rochelle NY: Elston Press 1902. O'Kane H. M. Octavo. viii 116pp. One of 160 copies. Sharp and robust title pages and initials by H. M. O'Kane expressing the clear influences of William Morris at the Kelmscott Press and Charles Ricketts at the Vale Press. Keats' celebrated love poem printed in red and black. A noble Americanization of English-styled book design. Bound in understated blue cloth over boards with gilt titling to spine. Corners and head and tail of spine slightly bumped else near fine. T.e.g. Elston Press unknown
Referencia librero : 29094
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More Sir Thomas
Utopia
Hammersmith: Kelmscott Press 1893. Morris William. Octavo. xiv 282pp. One of 300 copies. Printed in Chaucer and Troy type in red and black. With woodcut initials and opening grapevine border. Edited by F. S. Ellis and with a Foreword by William Morris. Text is mostly unopened and very clean and crisp. Original full limp vellum remarkably preserved and with all four ribbons intact. A fine copy housed in a clamshell box. Peterson A16. Kelmscott Press unknown
Referencia librero : 29096
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Burger Warren E.
The Bill of Rights: America's Guarantee of Human Rights; The World's Example of Freedom
NY: Thornwillow Press 1993. Pontifell Luke Ives. Small quarto. 13ff. One of 150 copies in the deluxe binding. Signed by Warren E. Burger Chief Justice of the United States from 1969 to 1986. Frontispiece showing the scales of justice against an open landscape. Burger's exposition on the enduring need and potency of the Bill of Rights is followed by the ten facets of the Bill itself. Printed in Monotype Centaur and Arrighi by Michael and Winifred Bixler on paper which is the first to bear the Thornwillow watermark. Bound by Miroslava and Lubomir Krupka in full moroccan goatskin with blind rules to covers and solitary "B" blind-stamped to spine. Fine housed in suede-lined clamshell box. Thornwillow Press unknown
Referencia librero : 29100
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Mayakovsky Vladimir
A Tragedy
Philadelphia: Philadelpia College of Art 1972. Kronfeld Susan. Quarto. 18pp. One of eleven copies. Inscribed by the artist Susan Kronfeld to Stuart Schimmel who served on the Grolier Club council and whose personal collections and public curatorial positions allowed him to continually present exhibits to the New York community. Kronfeld's eight color lithographs appear opposite Mayakovsky's verses isolating them just as their desperate and lonesome content suggests. Mayakovsky though renowned in his own time for his poetry often felt the resonance of solitary existence even as he became an outspoken proponent of Bolshevism and found himself in league with Boris Pasternak Lilya Brik and Sergei Eisenstein. Bound accordion-fold with black and gold edges. Save slight expected rubbing to edges fine and housed in near-fine clamshell box. Philadelpia College of Art unknown
Referencia librero : 29091
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Hudson WH. W. H.
The Owl at Alfriston
Henley-on-Thames UK 1957. Alexander Margaret. Small octavo. i 9pp. Calligraphic manuscript on paper written in green and black ink with first line and small text initials in gold. Text opens with a large illuminated initial "O" with the watercolor figure of an owl; the text closes with another watercolor owl this one inside a cage rendered in gold. The text is an excerpt from chapter 14 of W. H. Hudson's Nature in Downland and recounts the tale of an African horned owl that resided at a sweets shop in the village of Alfriston. The bird had been rescued by the owner's son and the author draws the conclusion that those who frequented the shop did so in order to see the caged owl. With a one-page "Scribe's Apology" on the verso of the last leaf noting a repeated line. Tipped-in to rear paste-down is a small calligraphed label noting the specifics of this manuscript and its price in 1957. This copy bears the bookplate and ownership markings of prominent book collector J. R. Abbey. Margaret Alexander 1902-1997 studied at the Slade School of Fine Art and taught calligraphy and illuminating there from 1928-1957. She was also a calligrapher to the House of Lords from 1926-1963 and worked for the Stanbrook Abbey Press. In cloth-backed marbled boards with small roundel on upper cover with an image of an owl in green and black against a gold background. A fine calligraphic work with superb provenance. unknown
Referencia librero : 28917
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Irving Washington
Rip Van Winkle
East Aurora: Roycroft Press 1905. Hunter Dard. Small octavo. xx 48pp. Signed by Dard Hunter who completed the title-page decoration and initials for the volume. A gloriously quaint edition paying suitable homage to the classic folktale. Bound in limp red suede impressed in black. Expected toning to endpapers and edges of text block some noticeable wear to gutter joints else near fine. Roycroft Press unknown
Referencia librero : 29099
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Semonides of Amorgos
Women
Brisbane: Locks' Press 1983. Ryder Mona. Small quarto. 9ff. 11 plates mounted on stubs 3 of which are folding. Illustrated with thirteen etchings by Mona Ryder a sculptor-turned-printmaker who studied with Margaret Lock. In keeping with the Locks' ambition to rescue "unjustly neglected" texts this book revives what is likely the best-known work from a relatively obscure 7th-century BCE poet in a translation by Joseph Addison. The satiric poem presents an origin story for women and catalogues ten "types" using comparisons to animals. The Locks operated their press in Brisbane Australia until 1987 when they relocated to Canada. This is a fine copy in black cloth featuring a lithographed design by Ryder. Locks' Press unknown
Referencia librero : 29114
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Kume Yasuo
Tesuki Washi Shuho: Fine Handmade Papers of Japan
Tokyo: Yushodo 1980. Three quarto volumes. xxiv 263 118pp.; 210ff.; 214ff. International edition. One of 200 copies. The first volume in Japanese and English discusses places people techniques and materials important to papermaking and is illustrated with photographs and a map. The second and third volumes contain 207 full-page samples of an astounding variety of papers. Stab-sewn into handmade paper wrappers with printed labels. Housed in a folding chemise of textured paper boards. A fine copy lacking the publisher's original cardboard carton. Yushodo unknown
Referencia librero : 28866
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Prières de L'Enfance
Paris: P. Blanchard 1810. 189pp. Engraved frontispiece after the painting "La Vierge à l'Enfant avec le petit saint Jean-Baptiste" by Raphael and an engraved title page showing a young boy dressed in a tunic and praying in a garden. A charming volume replete with prayers for all situations and events including days of the week and various saints in addition to reminders of commandments and church doctrine. In a binding of full red morocco showing a high level of craftsmanship featuring gilt rules along board edges and a circular spray of arrows emanating from the center of the covers toward a flourished inner border of swirls rules and dots. Spine and hinges show traces of rubbing; offsetting to endpapers silk ribbon bookmark. Housed in marbled paper slipcase. Overall a fine copy of a rare devotional known in only one institutional holding. 2 1/2 by 2; 65x53mm. P. Blanchard unknown
Referencia librero : 28853
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Petite Histoire Grotesque de Pierrot Goulu
Paris: Didot Typographie de Firmin 1810. 125pp. 8ff. Eight engravings on beige paper. The absurd adventures of Pierrot born from a turkey's egg to La Fee Gourmande and dedicated to gourmandise from that moment on until his gluttony proves too much and dooms him. An extremely rare cautionary juvenile edition bound in tan straight grain morocco with gilt tooling and green and gold brocade endpapers. A.e.g. Fairly but unobtrusively foxed with hardly noticeable crease to upper cover. Near fine. 2 1/4 by 2 13/16; 58x72mm. Didot, Typographie de Firmin unknown
Referencia librero : 28859
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Joyce James
Giacomo Joyce
NY: Vincent FitzGerald & Co 1989. Weil Susan. Folio. 32pp. One of fifty copies signed by the artist Susan Weil. Throughout the text are scattered collages papers and etchings that work together to create an interactive multimedia experience for the reader. In this way the reader physically engages with the work in a manner reflective of reading Joyce's stream-of-consciousness literature. The book most obviously points toward this characteristic freedom in a sampling of The Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man reprinted on pink paper and bound in. Near fine in gray cloth with slightest spine lean. Vincent FitzGerald & Co unknown
Referencia librero : 28507
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Horae Beatae Virginis Mariae Juxta Ritum Sacri Ordinis Praedicatorum
Ditchling: St. Dominic's Press 1923. Brockman James. Quarto. ii 75pp. One of 220 copies printed in red and black with musical notations. Contains twelve wood engravings by Eric Gill and two by Desmond Chute. The book was printed for actual use by Dominican novices. A copy was displayed in the permanent exhibition of finely printed books at the King's Library in the British Museum. A lovely modern Book of Hours which Stanley Morison called "the best example I have seen of English liturgical-music printing." In a striking designer binding by James Brockman of full purple Harmatan goat-skin tooled with gold leaf and featuring transparent vellum panels on the front and back stamped with specially made "tree" tools. The lettering of the title is arranged between gold lines similar to the musical score printed in the book. The two transparent panels suggest windows looking out over Summer/Fall on the front and Winter/Spring on the rear. Gold and purple Japanese end-papers complete the effect. A fine copy in an appropriately reverent binding. Gill 384; Taylor and Sewell A108. St. Dominic's Press unknown
Referencia librero : 28593
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Sappho; Edwin Marion Cox trans.
The Poems of Sappho. With Historical & Critical Notes Translations and a Bibliography by Edwin Marion Cox
London / NY: Williams and Norgate / Charles Scribner's Sons 1924. Small quarto. 154pp. One of 426 copies printed on handmade paper by the Chiswick Press. Signed by the translator Edwin Marion Cox below the colophon. Text in Greek and English with title and initials printed in blue. Quarter vellum and blue paper over boards gilt-titled to spine. Some toning and wear to edges otherwise near fine. Williams and Norgate / Charles Scribner's Sons unknown
Referencia librero : 28827
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Winship George Parker
William Caxton: A Paper Read at a Meeting of the Club of Odd Volumes in Boston Massachusetts U.S.A. in January MDCCCCVIII by George Parker Winship
Hammersmith: Doves Press 1909. Octavo. 26pp. One of 300 copies printed in red and black. Bound in vellum-backed blue paper over boards. Corners and upper edge bumped boards and fore-edge of a few pages soiled else very good. Bookplate from the training department of the Lakeside Press Chicago on front paste-down. Tidcombe DP19. Doves Press) unknown
Referencia librero : 28825
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Pollard Alfred W.
The Kelmscott & Doves Presses
Vancouver B.C.: Heavenly Monkey 2019. Jackson Martin. Tall quarto. 18 10pp. two tipped-in leaves. From an edition of 55 copies this is one of thirty comprising the "Printed" issue. Reprints Pollard's essay which first appeared in 1921 as the introduction to the catalogue of William Andrews Clark's Kelmscott and Doves collections printed by John Henry Nash. Pollard offers a summary of the typographical and aesthetic aims of both presses the common denominator of each being Emery Walker; this edition presents the opportunity to examine a specific example from each press-an example to which Pollard makes reference in his essay. The leaves included here are from the Kelmscott edition of The Golden Legend and The English Bible considered by many to be the masterpiece of the Doves Press. As Pollard also considers the use of ornament particularly by Doves so Heavenly Monkey has presented this text with calligraphic flourishes by Martin Jackson printed in red from polymer plates. With a "Note from the Printer" which examines several of Pollard's statements about margin and proportion. Bound in cloth backed boards that have been covered with acrylic paints. Paper spine and cover labels. A typically elegant and substantive work from Rollin Milroy's Press. Very fine. Heavenly Monkey unknown
Referencia librero : 28824
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The Holy Gospel According to Matthew Mark Luke and John
Verona: Officina Bodoni 1962. Quarto. 370pp. From an edition of 320 copies this is one of 150 printed for Great Britain. Illustrated with woodblocks recut by Bruno Bramanti after the original illustrations by Bartolomeo di Giovanni in 1495. A brilliant edition printed in Zeno type. Bound in red morocco with gilt title device by Reynolds Stone and housed in slipcase. Covers faintly spotted near invisible rubbing slipcase shows some wear. Mardersteig 126. Officina Bodoni unknown
Referencia librero : 28405
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Ibsen Henrik
Poems
NY: Vincent FitzGerald & Co 1987. Welliver Neil. Quarto. 17ff. One of 75 copies signed by the translator Michael Feingold and the artist Neil Welliver whose five color etchings and double-page fold-out lithograph were printed by Shigemitsu Tsukaguchi. The translator served as the lead drama critic for the Village Voice until it ceased operations and he was twice a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. In the publisher's binding of hand-woven fabric crafted by fiber artist Sara Dochow and bound by Zahara Partovi. Housed in a silk folding case by David Bourbeau. Lower corner of box slightly rubbed else fine. Vincent FitzGerald & Co unknown
Referencia librero : 28554
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Research Automotive; Design
Hybrid Electric Vehicle Technology
Amer Technical Pub. PAPERBACK. 0826900666 US Edition Textbook May Have Highlights Notes and/or Underlining BOOK ONLY-NO ACCESS CODE NO CD Ships with Emailed Tracking from USA . Good. Amer Technical Pub paperback
Referencia librero : Z0826900666Z3 ISBN : 0826900666 9780826900661
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Thoreau Henry David
Thoreau's Turtle Nest: From the Journal Notes of Henry David Thoreau
Worcester: Achille J. St. Onge 1967. Baskin Leonard. 44pp. One of 1500 copies. The text is a study of a turtle colony in Concord 1854. With five-cent postage stamp featuring portrait of Thoreau by Leonard Baskin as the frontispiece. Fine in forest green leather with gilt titling and a gilt turtle on the cover. With original plastic wrapper. A.e.g. Massmann 31; Bradbury p. 254. 3 1/8 by 1 7/8; 67x48mm. Achille J. St. Onge unknown
Referencia librero : 28833
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Stevenson Robert Louis
La Porte de Maletroit
Cagnes-Sur-Mer France: Allen Press 1952. Bethers Ray. Octavo. 60pp. One of 300 copies. With pochoir decorations by Ray Bethers. An early publication of the Press when they were known as the L-D Allen Press. This was the first Book Club of California title to be printed outside the United States. Fine in printed wrappers and glassine in a chemise and slipcase. Case beginning to show splits at joints spine of chemise toned. Prospectus laid in. Allen 11. Allen Press unknown
Referencia librero : 28575
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Herbert George
Sundrie Pieces: A New Selection of George Herbert's Poetry with Samples of his Prose
Wales: Gwasg Gregynog 2003. Niekerk Sarah van. Quarto. xv 3 99pp. One of 215 copies. Van Niekerk's wood engravings throughout including frontispiece portrait of Herbert and a rendering of the Vitruvian Man on the whole of page 36. Edited with introduction and notes by The Earl of Powis. Bound in quarter-leather by Alan Wood boards covered in marbled paper by Victoria Hall. Slight toning to spine else fine in matching slipcase. Gwasg Gregynog unknown
Referencia librero : 28568
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Kermis-Tafreeltjes in Geetste Kunstplaatjes op Boert-en Ernstige Dichttrant Beschreven
Dordrecht: A. Blusse & Zoon 1794. Bendorp Karel Frederik the Elder. 24mo. 24pp. 8 plates. The engraved plates depict the marvels of a fair and the street performances therein including dancing singing and a magician all hand-colored. Particular highlights include a hurdy-gurdy man and a magic lantern show featuring a naval battle. The illustrations originally appeared with poems by Roelof Arends under the title Vaderlandsche Kermisvreugd in 1782. Here however the poems are unattributed and have changed from Arends's moralistic and aristocratic tone to a voice more keen on enjoyment and democracy. Bound in marbled paper wrappers lightly rubbed else fine. Only one copy listed in OCLC. A. Blusse & Zoon unknown
Referencia librero : 28582
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Montaigne Michel de
Essays
Hillsborough CA: Allen Press 1948. Dean Mallette. Octavo. 181pp. One of 200 copies printed by Lewis and Dorothy Allen who operated at the time as the L-D Allen Press. With decorative headpieces by Mallette Dean and illuminated initial capitals by the Allens. Chosen as one of AIGA's Fifty Books of the year. Bound in reddish-purple brocade with fleur-de-lys pattern in gold the whole executed by William Wheeler. T.e.g. Scant rubbing to edges slipcase fairly worn else a nearly fine copy of an early Allen Press title. Allen Press Bibliography 7. Allen Press unknown
Referencia librero : 28576
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Cancelleresca Bastarda Displayed in a Series of Maxims and Mottos. With Alphabets and Ornaments
Northampton: Gehenna Press 1965. Baskin Leonard. 16mo. 14ff. One of 100 copies signed by Leonard Baskin. After acquiring several Jan van Krimpen fonts in three sizes modeled on chancery script Baskin designed this book. It contains eleven mottos each decoratively printed with different sizes of type in subtle variations of color. One page uses seven colors. One of two books by Baskin devoted entirely to typography. Fine in marbled boards with printed label. Housed in a chemise and marbled slipcase. Brook 42A. Gehenna Press unknown
Referencia librero : 28299
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Homer
Odysseia
Oxford: University Press 1909. Quarto. 230pp. One of 225 copies printed in red & black in the Greek types designed by Robert Proctor. According to the colophon Proctor's type is based on a font cut in 1514 at the behest of Cardinal Ximenes for use in the New Testament of the Complutensian polyglot Bible. Proctor also used this font in the printing of an edition of the Oresteia completed at the Chiswick Press in 1904. Original linen-backed blue boards show some rubbing to corners spine lightly toned and some creasing to paper spine label. A near fine copy of a significant typographical edition. University Press unknown
Referencia librero : 28578
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