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1816réf. 1068091816. London: Henry Colburn 1816. 8vo viii 449 pp. With 2 leaves of ads at the front and another 2 at the back dated 1818. Original boards paper backstrip slightly rubbed with loss of label some wear to boards a very fine copy entirely uncut and in original state as issued. § First edition of a fascinating contemporary reference work. It includes one of the earliest biographical references to William Blake "an eccentric and very ingenious artist" as well as a large number of writers such as Wordsworth Coleridge and Byron and hundreds of other authors forgotten today but amazingly no Shelley Mary or Percy no Keats and no Jane Austen. Bentley Blake Books 2929: "references to Blake under William Hayley W. Blake and William Blake". Some claim Watkins authored A-K and Shoberl the rest. unknown books
1783réf. 1087621783. London: C Bathurst T. Payne and others 1783. 5 vols 8vo 8 cxxxi 335; 4 407: 4 427; 4 438; 4 16 subscribers and errata 322 vi 55 errata and index pp. with a frontispiece also in each volume and 3 further plates in The Life of Ariosto following the preface in vol. 1. Original calf with moderate wear; carefully restored. Spines with red labels and raised bands all somewhat worn and the label to vol. 5 is missing. Internally a clean set with endpapers a trifle browned page edges slightly dusty and just a few occasional marks throughout the set. Plates are clean; the Blake plate is the frontispiece to vol. 3. Bookplate of Sir Charles Dance in each volume. § First edition. Blake's engraving is after a drawing by Stothard depicting the furious Orlando brandishing a huge tree. Essick notes: "In a letter. to William Hayley Blake states that he is 'absorbed' in the study of several poets including Ariosto." Bentley BB 417A. Essick CBI XII. unknown
1783réf. 1087621783. London: C Bathurst T. Payne and others 1783. 5 vols 8vo 8 cxxxi 335; 4 407: 4 427; 4 438; 4 16 subscribers and errata 322 vi 55 errata and index pp. with a frontispiece also in each volume and 3 further plates in The Life of Ariosto following the preface in vol. 1. Original calf with moderate wear; carefully restored. Spines with red labels and raised bands all somewhat worn and the label to vol. 5 is missing. Internally a clean set with endpapers a trifle browned page edges slightly dusty and just a few occasional marks throughout the set. Plates are clean; the Blake plate is the frontispiece to vol. 3. Bookplate of Sir Charles Dance in each volume. § First edition. Blake's engraving is after a drawing by Stothard depicting the furious Orlando brandishing a huge tree. Essick notes: "In a letter. to William Hayley Blake states that he is 'absorbed' in the study of several poets including Ariosto." Bentley BB 417A. Essick CBI XII. unknown books
1805réf. 1066411805. Chichester: J. Seagrave for Richard Phillips 1805. The Lion. Single plate full margins well printed first state. § See: Bentley Blake Books 465. Easson and Essick William Blake Book Illustrator VIII. Bindman Complete Graphic Works of Blake 403-407. unknown
1977réf. 1073811977. London: Trianon Press: 1977. 4to 155 pp. 51 plates. Original full brown morocco slipcase. A fine copy. § #5 of 36 de luxe copies signed by Keynes of a total edition of 562 copies. The definitive work about and reproducing all known portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Blake. Not in G.E. Bentley's Blake Books or its supplement. unknown
1805réf. 1066411805. Chichester: J. Seagrave for Richard Phillips 1805. The Lion. Single plate full margins well printed first state. § See: Bentley Blake Books 465. Easson and Essick William Blake Book Illustrator VIII. Bindman Complete Graphic Works of Blake 403-407. unknown books
1977réf. 1073811977. London: Trianon Press: 1977. 4to 155 pp. 51 plates. Original full brown morocco slipcase. A fine copy. § #5 of 36 de luxe copies signed by Keynes of a total edition of 562 copies. The definitive work about and reproducing all known portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Blake. Not in G.E. Bentley's Blake Books or its supplement. unknown books
1803réf. 1027841803. Chichester: J. Seagrave 1803-04. 3 vols. 4to 2 xii 8 413; 4 424; 6 xxxi 416 pages. With 5 plates and an engraving in the text one designed and engraved by Blake the others engraved by Blake after other artists. Old diaper calf rebacked new labels a good set. § Second edition final state of the "Weatherhouse" plate designed by Blake. Hayley's position as the most respectable and considerable literary figure who had known Cowper made him the inevitable choice to write the definitive work. Blake was living with his wife at Felpham and she helped him make and print the engravings for their old friend and patron Hayley. Bentley Blake Books 468 A. Easson & Essick I VII. Bound in at the end is another book entitled: Cowper Illustrated by a Series of Views in or near The Park of Weston-Underwood Bucks. London: 1803 published by Vernor and Hood and with an engraved title and 12 plates by Storer and Greig. This added text has nothing to do with Blake and only relates to William Cowper. unknown
1803réf. 1027841803. Chichester: J. Seagrave 1803-04. 3 vols. 4to 2 xii 8 413; 4 424; 6 xxxi 416 pages. With 5 plates and an engraving in the text one designed and engraved by Blake the others engraved by Blake after other artists. Old diaper calf rebacked new labels a good set. § Second edition final state of the "Weatherhouse" plate designed by Blake. Hayley's position as the most respectable and considerable literary figure who had known Cowper made him the inevitable choice to write the definitive work. Blake was living with his wife at Felpham and she helped him make and print the engravings for their old friend and patron Hayley. Bentley Blake Books 468 A. Easson & Essick I VII. Bound in at the end is another book entitled: Cowper Illustrated by a Series of Views in or near The Park of Weston-Underwood Bucks. London: 1803 published by Vernor and Hood and with an engraved title and 12 plates by Storer and Greig. This added text has nothing to do with Blake and only relates to William Cowper. unknown books
1927réf. 017435Random House & Nonesuch Press. Association copy. Priror owner signature on ffep of J. Russell Lynes Jr. American art historian photographer author and managing editor of Harper's Magazine. No DJ. . Near Fine. Hardcover. 1927. Random House & Nonesuch Press hardcover
réf. 201100260Bruxelles, Collection du lombard, 1962 ; in-4, 64 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur toilé rouge. EO tome 8 : 4è plat a damiers : le dernier titre est le monstre du lac : ed du lombard - imp N.o.1 n°104 ( hollande) : c'est le dernier album de la célèbre collection du lombard au dos toilé rouge + avec son tintin : album coter 1000€ vendu 850€.
1997réf. feb1154681997: First Norwegian Edition of Songs of Innocence and of Experience Uskyldens og erfaringens sanger Aschehoug
1988réf. feb1332461988: First Macedonian Edition of Songs of Innocence and of Experience Pesni na nevinosta i na iskustvoto - ПеÑни на невиноÑта и на иÑкуÑтвото Misla
1902réf. 802268Evanston and Chicago: Northwestern University 1902. Softcover. Very Good to Fine; Previous owner's name in pencil on front covers; some copies have light wear and offsetting. Interiors are clean and tight. Overall in very nice shape considering age and fragility. 10 1/2" x 8." Between ten 10 to twenty-seven 27 pp. Staple-bound early editions of Northwestern University's flagship student publication. Contains university news news about other colleges poetry literature non-fiction black and white photos and period advertisements. Northwestern's earliest student newspapers Tripod 1871 to 1880 and Vidette 1878 to1880 became the Northwestern in 1881 and the Daily Northwestern in 1910. A nice grouping of a fragile early university news and literary magazine. OCLC lists no copies. Contains the following issues: The Northwestern VOL. XXIII No. 5 October 30 1902 The Northwestern Installation Number VOL. XXIII No. 4 October 22 1902; The Northwestern Installation Number VOL. XXIII No. 2 October 8 1902; The Northwestern Law School Edition May 29 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 26 May 22 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 24 May 8 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 23 May 1 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 23 April 17 1902 The Northwestern Woman's Edition April 10 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 17 March 13 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 16 March 6 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 15 February 27 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 13 January 23 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 14 January 30 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 12 January 16 1902; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 10 December 12 1901; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 9 December 5 1901; The Northwestern VOL. XXII No. 8 November 21 1901; The Northwestern Woman's Edition March 14 1901; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 9 December 6 1900; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 7 November 15 1900; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 6 November 8 1900; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 5 November 1 1900;; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 4 October 25 1900; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 3 October 18 1900; The Northwestern VOL. XXI No. 2 October 11 1900; The Northwestern Woman's Edition March 15 1900. Northwestern University unknown
1942réf. 411921Alabama Florida 1942. Hardcover. Near Fine. Oblong small quarto measuring 11" x 7". String-tied brown leather with "service album Camp Rucker Alabama" and an illustration on the front board. Contains 185 sepia-toned or black and white gelatin silver photographs measuring between 2.5" x 3.5" and 5" x 7" with captions. Very good album with some spotting and edgewear with near fine dustwrapper. A photo album kept by Sergeant Horace Blake and his wife while at Camp Rucker in Alabama and on leave in Florida between 1942 and 1943. The first three pages include autographs of his fellow soldiers including names and addresses. Following this is a photo of Blake posed with other men at Camp Rucker in August of 1942. Various parts of the camp are seen throughout the early pages of the album including buildings men and Blake posed in front of his barracks. After this Blake is sent to Camp Carrabelle later changed to Camp Gordon Johnston in Florida. It appears they drove to the camp and were visiting during a leave with one photo captioned "Horace drove car all night." These photos show Blake and some girlfriends enjoying the Florida beaches swimming and lounging on the sand. They drove through the state visiting Tallahasse and the Ochlockonee River. They visited Perkins Beach Florida and stayed at the beach house of Lieutenant Colonel Lambert. A newspaper clipping seen here reads "Mrs. Horace Blake left on Monday for Tallahasse Florida where she will spent some time with her husband Sergeant Horace Blake." They photographed the beach house their car beaches tress and the sunset. One set of photos from December 1942 shows them celebrating Horace's birthday with images of their dog and Horace posed with his birthday cake. Another photo shows an aerial shot from a beach of planes flying overhead. Mrs. Blake photographed the Lieutenant Colonel and his wife after their home. They stayed in Florida through Christmas and spent the day fishing and enjoying the sunshine. Following these photographs are Christmas cards from friends and family tipped in. They stayed in Florida through August of 1943 when the album ends with photos of Horace and Mrs. Blake swimming and boating with friends. An interesting collection of Florida vacation photographs taken by a soldier and his wife during World War II. hardcover
1942réf. 411921Alabama Florida 1942. Hardcover. Near Fine. Oblong small quarto measuring 11" x 7". String-tied brown leather with "service album Camp Rucker Alabama" and an illustration on the front board. Contains 185 sepia-toned or black and white gelatin silver photographs measuring between 2.5" x 3.5" and 5" x 7" with captions. Very good album with some spotting and edgewear with near fine dustwrapper. A photo album kept by Sergeant Horace Blake and his wife while at Camp Rucker in Alabama and on leave in Florida between 1942 and 1943. The first three pages include autographs of his fellow soldiers including names and addresses. Following this is a photo of Blake posed with other men at Camp Rucker in August of 1942. Various parts of the camp are seen throughout the early pages of the album including buildings men and Blake posed in front of his barracks. After this Blake is sent to Camp Carrabelle later changed to Camp Gordon Johnston in Florida. It appears they drove to the camp and were visiting during a leave with one photo captioned "Horace drove car all night." These photos show Blake and some girlfriends enjoying the Florida beaches swimming and lounging on the sand. They drove through the state visiting Tallahasse and the Ochlockonee River. They visited Perkins Beach Florida and stayed at the beach house of Lieutenant Colonel Lambert. A newspaper clipping seen here reads "Mrs. Horace Blake left on Monday for Tallahasse Florida where she will spent some time with her husband Sergeant Horace Blake." They photographed the beach house their car beaches tress and the sunset. One set of photos from December 1942 shows them celebrating Horace's birthday with images of their dog and Horace posed with his birthday cake. Another photo shows an aerial shot from a beach of planes flying overhead. Mrs. Blake photographed the Lieutenant Colonel and his wife after their home. They stayed in Florida through Christmas and spent the day fishing and enjoying the sunshine. Following these photographs are Christmas cards from friends and family tipped in. They stayed in Florida through August of 1943 when the album ends with photos of Horace and Mrs. Blake swimming and boating with friends. An interesting collection of Florida vacation photographs taken by a soldier and his wife during World War II. hardcover books
réf. 1246348182. London: March 8 1825 but published 1826. Single leaf recently cleaned. § First edition one of 100 sets printed directly onto Whatman wove with the word "proof" removed. Bentley Blake Books 421A. Bindman Complete Graphic Works of Blake 625-641C. unknown
1973réf. 42132London: The Trianon Press 1973. Limited/Numbered . Half-Leather. Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Blake William. 324 of 750 copies bound in quarter-leather blue morocco with hand-marbled sides in shades of blue and brown--beautiful. A facsimile from the only complete copy in existence owned by Mr. Lessing J. Rosenwald. Very large book shiny dark blue leather spine and sides marbled boards in a matching marbled slipcase with leather entrance top and bottom bright gilt lettering on spine. Very Fine book in Fine slipcase. The Trianon Press hardcover
1927réf. 712London: The Nonesuch Press 1927. Limited editions. I. The writings of William Blake in 3 volumes with 60 colotype plates of the author's drawings and paintings. II. With 24 illustrations in colotype. Both works bound in quarter-white parchment with marbled boards. Printed at the Chiswick Press on mould-made paper. The first set limited to 1500 copies the second limited to 1480 copies. The Nonesuch Press unknown
1972réf. 1076661972. London: Trianon Press 1972. 2 vols. 4to and small 4to with 20 color plates. Full brown morocco slipcase new. § Edition de luxe #XLIV of 50 copies with additional proof sheets progressive plates original stencil etc. "The text is a clear statement of Blake's beliefs regarding the nature of man. The full book only came to light in 1953 and this is the first reproduction of the text. Such maxims are included as "Man's desires are limited by his perceptions none can desire what he has not perciev'd sic" and "If any could desire what he is incapable of possessing despair must be his eternal lot" Schneideman. Bentley Blake Books 202. unknown
réf. 1246348182. London: March 8 1825 but published 1826. Single leaf recently cleaned. § First edition one of 100 sets printed directly onto Whatman wove with the word "proof" removed. Bentley Blake Books 421A. Bindman Complete Graphic Works of Blake 625-641C. unknown books
1927réf. 712London: The Nonesuch Press 1927. Limited editions. I. The writings of William Blake in 3 volumes with 60 colotype plates of the author's drawings and paintings. II. With 24 illustrations in colotype. Both works bound in quarter-white parchment with marbled boards. Printed at the Chiswick Press on mould-made paper. The first set limited to 1500 copies the second limited to 1480 copies. The Nonesuch Press unknown books
1972réf. 1076661972. London: Trianon Press 1972. 2 vols. 4to and small 4to with 20 color plates. Full brown morocco slipcase new. § Edition de luxe #XLIV of 50 copies with additional proof sheets progressive plates original stencil etc. "The text is a clear statement of Blake's beliefs regarding the nature of man. The full book only came to light in 1953 and this is the first reproduction of the text. Such maxims are included as "Man's desires are limited by his perceptions none can desire what he has not perciev'd sic" and "If any could desire what he is incapable of possessing despair must be his eternal lot" Schneideman. Bentley Blake Books 202. unknown books
2022réf. CBS-9781644350560Medicare Health Science Exclusive 2022. New. Medicare Health Science (Exclusive) unknown
2022réf. CBS-9781644350560Medicare Health Science Exclusive 2022. New. Medicare Health Science (Exclusive) unknown
