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1888réf. 031012Edinburgh: Richard Cameron 1888. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Half burgundy leather gilt on red leather boards lightly soiled. Binding tight top edge gilt and pages uncut. First edition. Front and rear hinges white taped and faint foxing in the margins plus the rare bit of soiling but the text block is clean. Contains 9 plates. Large 8vo. Tells the stories of famous actors theatres and associated people from 1691 to 1888. Very nice binding. Richard Cameron Hardcover
1817réf. 153987London: Printed for the author by W. Bulmer and Co. 1817. A splendid copy First edition of the book which defined a golden age of book collecting epitomising an era of aristocratic collectors and great libraries focused on black-letter and early printing large paper and vellum copies. Dibdin's classic remains eminently readable and is held in high regard by modern collectors even those collecting in areas alien to Dibdin. 3 vols royal octavo 238 x 151 mm. With 37 plates as called for; an additional plate "Presentation in the Temple" was not ready at time of publication and is aset usual not present here. Contemporary green straight-grain morocco spines gilt in compartments wide gilt border to covers broad gilt turn-ins pink endpapers gilt edges. Scattered minor rubbing skilfully retouched contents clean save for occasional light foxing bound without terminal imprint leaf in vol. I. An excellent copy. Lowndes p. 640; Windle and Pippin A28. hardcover
1811réf. 56175London: Privately printed 1811. Second edition. Greatly expanded from the 1809 80-page first edition THIS IS THE VERSION THAT BROUGHT HIM FAME. Two volumes bound in one; this copy with volume II title page from the large-paper issue inserted following p.276 as sometimes seen Windle A11c. ".dialogues on books and book-collecting conducted by a set of male characters many based on Dibdin's actual friends two of whom court shadowy female figures in the intervals between their more intense romancing of books . embellished with extensive footnotes on bibliography and the history of book collecting" Wikipedia. Bound in 8vo period polished calf boards decorated and ruled in gilt and blind; sympathetically re-backed with a fresh brown leather spine ruled in gilt and decoratively in blind with gilt-lettered red-leather spine label; 782 pages including indexes plus 1-page errata followed by second half-title leaf with handwritten "manuscript key" on verso naming 11 of the figures from the book e.g. "Sir Tristram - Walter Scott". Very good with noted rebacking plus hinges strengthened and touch ups to boards; just a smattering of foxing throughout and slight offset from title vignette to frontis and surrounding leaves. Privately printed unknown
1822réf. 54607London: John Lowndes 1822. Isaac Robert Cruikshank. Two volumes. VOLUME 1 FIRST EDITION: Folding hand-colored frontispiece etching "Mr. Wilkinson Mr. Burroughs & Mr. Wrench As Logic Jerry & Corinthian Tom." by Robert Cruikshank. Bound together with Songs Parodies etc below in 8vo gilt-stamped polished calf by Riviere & Son with six spine compartments; all edges gilt; 54 pp; 2-line Errata and "Printed by F. Marshall Kenton Street Brunswick Square" at base of last text page. Upper half-inch of spine rubbed to board darkening from old tape repair on verso of frontis crossing upper left corner otherwise very good. Bound in at rear is SONGS PARODIES DUETS CHORUSSES . TOM & JERRY; OR LIFE IN LONDON . UPS & DOWNS IN LIFE . BY A CELEBRATED EXTRAVAGANT ERRATIC AUTHOR." London: John Lowndes no-date. Title page notes "First performed at the Adelphi Theatre November 26 1821." Hand-colored frontispiece etching "Corinthian Tom" by Robert Cruikshank 23 pp; publisher's ads on verso of title page. VOLUME 2 SECOND EDITION CORRECTED: Hand-colored frontispiece etching "Mr. Oxberry as Jerry Hawthorn" by Robert Cruikshank. "Bingham Printer Tavistock-street Covent-garden" on title page. Bound by Wallis in 8vo three-quarter leather over light brown cloth boards gilt-lettered spine; 40 pp; top edge gilt. Front cover front free endpaper and first blank detached rubbing along edges of leather lower half inch of spine leather rubbed to board. Provenance: Bookplate of William Hartmann Woodin who served as the Secretary of Treasury under Franklin Roosevelt in each. In the first Woodin's bookplate partially obscures that of J. Barton Townsend whose collection of color-plate books was auctioned in 1919 and in the second that of Cruikshank bibliographer Alfred M. Cohn whose collection was auctioned in 1920. The first and second editions of the "Larks" are exceedingly scarce if not rare as is "Songs Parodies etc. John Lowndes unknown
réf. 76689Zürich Union 2016/2017. 8° zus. ca. 1500 S. Brosch. Tlw. schiefgelesen. = Union-Taschenbücher; Metro. Vorhanden sind: Vendetta; Tod auf der Piazza; Roter Marmor; Im Zeichen der Medusa; Entführung auf Italienisch; Così fan tutti.- Bekannt wurde Dibdin 1947-2007 für seine Kriminalromane über Aurelio Zen einen in Venedig geborenen und in Rom wohnenden Polizeikommissar.1 Alle elf Krimis mit dem Serienhelden spielen in verschiedenen italienischen Städten Perugia Rom Venedig Neapel Bologna oder italienischen Regionen Sardinien Sizilien Piemont Toskana Südtirol Kalabrien. Sie beziehen das dort herrschende soziale politische und kriminelle Camorra Mafia Umfeld ein.«Grandioser Zeitvertreib» 010 Zürich, Union, 2016/2017 unknown
2017réf. 002903London: Head of Zeus. A fine UK first edition first printing hardback in a fine unclipped dustjacket - All my books are always securely packed with plenty of bubblewrap in professional boxes and promptly dispatched within 2-3 days - SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR - THIS IS COPY NUMBER 4 out of 100 - Pictures of the book are available upon request. . Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1st Printing. 2017. Head of Zeus hardcover
2017réf. A216UK: Head of Zeus 2017. 1st. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Signed by Author. 1st printing SIGNED AND NUMBERED LIMITED EDITION — 13/100. First edition first printing of Emma Dibdin’s debut novel published by Head of Zeus in 2017. Signed by the author to the title page with the limitation number 13/100 recorded on a tipped-in page. When Caitlin leaves London for New York she believes she has escaped her troubled past. But after meeting Jake a handsome and apparently damaged young man she is taken to an isolated lake house where his unconventional family live off-grid. As the atmosphere becomes increasingly unsettling Caitlin begins to question whether she has found refuge—or placed herself in danger. Fine unread copy in the original unclipped dustwrapper which is also Fine. The binding is firm the boards clean and sharp and the pages bright and unmarked. A scarce signed and numbered limited issue limited to only 100 copies. Supplied with a removable protective Mylar jacket cover and shipped securely in a custom book box. Head of Zeus hardcover
1988réf. 24571London: Faber & Faber 1988. Book. Near Fine. Cloth. 1st Edition. 8vo. White lettered black cloth in decorative dust jacket. The first of the Aurelio Zen mysteries. A near fine copy with no obvious flaws. Faber & Faber Hardcover
réf. 175916Jonathan Cape 1978. first edition octavo black boards with gilt lettering to spine 192pp fine in nr fine d/w Jonathan Cape 1978 hardcover
réf. 54358London: Printed for Vernor Hood and Sharpe 1807. First edition. 12mo. Full calf spine gilt. Considerable wear to corners both hinges repaired covers likely re-attached small chip from spine label just touching title numerous annotations and marginalia; basically very good otherwise. A somewhat rough but interesting copy of this collection of the younger Dibdin's verse and songs with many comical and curious entries. unknown
réf. 99490faber and faber 1990 london. first edition octavo lilac cloth boards with white lettering 281pp FINE in Near Fine d/w light rubbing faber and faber 1990 london hardcover
1832réf. 53459London:: Henry Bohn 1832. First edition. old half morocco over marbled boards. Front cover detached; two short tears to title page not affecting lettering; engraved bookplates; binding worn and soiled. 8vo. With Notes by Cato Parvus. Henry Bohn, hardcover
1839réf. 73548London: John Chidley 1839. 16mo approx. 6¼" x 4¼" pp. 2 336 4; 328 4; a number of woodcut vignettes throughout; original brown cloth neatly rebacked old spine laid down yellow coated endpapers renewed; text clean and the binding sound. Hundreds of songs from the English composer Charles Dibdin 1745-1814 the most prolific singer-songwriter of his day and prepared for publication by his illegitimate son the dramatist Thomas John Dibdin 1771-1845. A member of the circle which included Garrick Sheridan and Harris Dibdin boasted truly "My songs have been the solace of sailors in long voyages in storms in battle; and they have been quoted in mutinies to the restoration or order and discipline." It is said that his sea songs of which he is the indisputable master were responsible for bringing more men into the Navy in war time than could all the press-gangs. John Chidley unknown
1903réf. 50084Boston: The Bibliophile Society 1903. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. Very good. Quarto Limited wition of 483 sets bound in green and ivory paper over boards. Each with a frontis with an etching by W.H.W. Bicknell after a painting by Howard Pyle. A light abrasion on front cover of volume 4 otherwise a very good sound set. Laid into volume 1 is a unique disclaimer from the printer indicating a misprint on one page and the determined to be a misprint by members of the 'Council' in charge of the printing. He goes on to dramatize the comic decisions made by the printers proof readers and editor. Inspite of this it still slipped through the cracks and "idioddities" went topress. The errata is printed on Bibliophile Society watermarked paper. The Bibliophile Society hardcover
réf. B9781020449970Hardback. New. hardcover
réf. B9781020901782Hardback. New. hardcover
1811réf. 64414London: printed for the author by J. McCreery . and sold by Messrs. Longman et al. 1811. Second edition 8vo pp. ix 3 275 1; 7 280-782 2; engraved title page in volume I 1 engraved plate illustrations in the text decorative page borders at the beginning of each of the six sections of the book; contemporary calf smooth gilt-decorated spines black morocco labels rear joint of volume I cracked cords holding upper joint on volume II starting; all else very good. Early ownership signature of Robt. Entwhistle and armorial bookplate of George Montgomery Traherne. A separate issue was printed in imp. 8vo 2 vols. Lowndes notes that the Bibliomania is written in dialogues or conversations the characters introduced are well-known book collectors of the author's acquaintance. Jackson identifies these "interlocutors" as J. Rennie J. Dent P. Bliss B. Botfield Sir F. Freeling R. Lang J. North Lord Aberdeen J. Markland Sir G.H. Freeling R. Wilbraham and Thomas Hill. Jackson 18; Lowndes I 639; Windle A11c. printed for the author, by J. McCreery ... and sold by Messrs. Longman [et al.] unknown
réf. 003126London: printed for G. Kearsly No. 46 Fleet-Street 1778. Soft cover. Very Good. Octavo. 28pp. With the half-title present. First edition. Disbound. ESTC T32925. 0 London: printed for G. Kearsly, No. 46, Fleet-Street, 1778. paperback
réf. 003127London: Printed for T. Sherlock for T. Cadell in the Strand 1778. Soft cover. Very Good. Octavo. iv 30 iipp. First edition. With a final advertisement leaf. Disbound. ESTC T84272. 0 London: Printed for T. Sherlock, for T. Cadell, in the Strand, 1778. paperback
réf. 28928London Jonathan Cape 1978. Octavo 192 pages original boards in dustwrapper price-clipped lightly foxed edges. First edition London, Jonathan Cape, 1978 hardcover
réf. 68193London Jonathon Cape 1986. 204pp. 8vo. Original boards in dustwrapper. A near fine copy. First Edition. London, Jonathon Cape 1986. hardcover
1818réf. 56918published for the proprietors by W Simpkin & R Marshall Stationers Court Ludgate Street ; & C Chaple 66 Pall Mall 1818 - 1820. reprint. Hardback. Half calf over marbled boards P. vi61viii65viii84tpvi23tpiv6vi8ii pp engraved frontis to each title small diagram showing the 'desposition of the characters when the curtain falls' Ex Libris Baliol Holloway with his signature to the pastedown upper board detached & spine missing pages generally clean with a few marks & stains occasional foxing a fair set. Oxberry's New English Drama vols 10 12 8 54 59 & 9 respectively. A footnote on the title page after each title it reads 'With prefatory remarks. The only edition existing which is faithfully marked with the stage business and stage directions as it is performed at the Theatres Royal'. Six plays with introduction & notes by William Oxberry 1784 - 1824 the English actor who also wrote extensively on the theatre. Baliol Holloway 1883 - 1967 Shakespearian actor pasted to the endpaper is a Low cartoon of him in probably his most famous role - Richard III. published for the proprietors, by W Simpkin & R Marshall, Stationers Court, Ludgate Street ; & C Chaple, 66 Pall Mall hardcover
1841réf. 59843London: John Murray Albemarle Street publisher to the Admiralty 1841. Small 8vo pp. xxxi 1 328; frontispiece and 11 engraved plates after the humorous nautical drawings of Cruikshank; original green cloth stamped in gilt on upper cover and spine; small crack at the top of the spine else very good and sound. A member of the circle which included Garrick Sheridan and Harris Dibdin boasted truly "My songs have been the solace of sailors in long voyages in storms in battle; and they have been quoted in mutinies to the restoration or order and discipline." It is said that his sea songs of which he is the indisputable master were responsible for bringing more men into the Navy in war time than could all the press-gangs. Cohen 231. John Murray, Albemarle Street, (publisher to the Admiralty) unknown
1852réf. 59972London: Henry G. Bohn York Street Covent Garden 1852. 8vo pp. 1 frontispiece; xxxi 1 328; 12 engravings by George Cruikshank frontispiece included; original blind-stamped purple cloth gilt-decorated spine; binder's ticket of J. Cathers & Bro.; some ink stains along the spine; otherwise very good. Bookseller's ticket of J. Cathers & Bro. Baltimore. Hundreds of songs from the English composer Charles Dibdin 1745-1814 the most prolific singer-songwrtiter of his day. Prepared for publication by his illegitimate son the dramatist Thomas John Dibdin 1771-1845. A member of the circle which included Garrick Sheridan and Harris Dibdin boasted truly "My songs have been the solace of sailors in long voyages in storms in battle; and they have been quoted in mutinies to the restoration or order and discipline." It is said that his sea songs of which he is the indisputable master were responsible for bringing more men into the Navy in war time than could all the press-gangs. Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Covent Garden unknown
réf. B9781108009348Paperback / softback. New. Described by the author as 'a storehouse of biographical and bibliographical anecdote' this two-volume autobiography published in 1836 recounts the life and work of the renowned English bibliographer Thomas Frognall Dibdin 1776-1847. Dibdin focuses especially on his formative years his publications and his love of books and libraries. paperback