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réf. 1020695781.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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réf. 68070glNew York: The Modern Library Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 16mo - over 5¾ - 6¾" tall. Modern Library Style 7 binding circa 1930s. Flexible green cloth hard covers in dust jacket. Yellow patterned Kent torchbearer endpapers. Covers a little faded and toned at upper edge. Text edges toned. Dust jacket toned at spine with a small archival repair and chipped at extremities now shows neatly in removable archival mylar sleeve. Otherwise clean tight and unmarked. Very neat -- a sound and handsome copy. xliii278pp. Scarce dust jacket with publisher's list on reverse. . The Modern Library Hardcover
1935réf. 63710hNew York: Peirpont Morgan Library 1935. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. Six fascicles with black cloth-backed grey card covers and front title-labels all in a new cloth clam-shell box with original title-label to spine. Very fine and rarely handled: clean tight and unmarked. Very neat --a sound and handsome set. Peirpont Morgan Library Hardcover
2003réf. __0728204185Estates Gazette Ltd 2003. Paperback. New. 218 pages. 8.35x5.28x0.47 inches. Estates Gazette Ltd paperback
2013réf. __1118679040John Wiley & Sons Inc 2013. Paperback. New. 10 student edition. 400 pages. 10.90x8.70x0.70 inches. John Wiley & Sons Inc paperback
1926réf. 63133hLondon: Nonesuch Press 1926. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Two volumes in quarter gilt vellum over patterned paper boards. Edges uncut; black endpapers. No. 1386 of 1450 copies printed on Dutch paper. Paradise Lost volume has the limitation colophon page but is unnumbered. Spines and boards show some toning and soiling; Corners and edges moderately bumped and rubbed. Edges and endpapers toned; some scattered foxing. Otherwise sound and unmarked. Very neat -- a sound and handsome set. Illustrated. Nonesuch Press Hardcover
réf. 726COLT PRESS. COLT PRESS CLARK Thomas Blake. OMAI FIRST POLYNESIAN AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND. San Francisco: The Colt Press 1940. 4to. Cloth spine bark paper over boards. iv 114 1 pages. One of 500 copies. A nicely printed account of Omai's visit to England and "of how he was feted by Fanny Burney approved by Samuel Johnson entertained by Mrs. Thrale & Lord Sandwich and painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds." A New York Times Book Review is laid-in. unknown
1994réf. art 2355Limited Edition #454 of 1994. Fine like new unread. Laid in is a letter signed by Tom Schieffer president of the Texas Rangers gifting the book to Glenn Stinchcomb Vice President of Gaylord Broadcasting part owner of the Rangers. See photos. Shipped boxed. Texas Rangers hardcover
2018réf. __1473857228Pen & Sword 2018. Hardcover. New. 156 pages. 11.25x8.50x1.00 inches. Pen & Sword hardcover
1919réf. 140949350Chicago: Ralph Fletcher Seymour 1919. First Edition. Very Good. First edition first printing. vi 2 7-314 pp. Bound in publisher's green cloth lettered in gilt; skillfully rebacked with original spine cloth laid on. Very Good with light wear discoloration to rear board and bumping to corners. Bertram Cope's Year is the first mainstream American novel to depict a homosexual relationship. The established writer Henry Blake Fuller tried several commercial publishers before resorting to a friend with a small press to get his comic novel in print. Despite the discretion with which Fuller handled his theme the book was received uneasily by reviewers and sold poorly. The disappointed author burned the manuscript and unsold copies and first editions are consequently scarce. Ralph Fletcher Seymour unknown
1973réf. 140949113New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 1973. Advance Reading Copy. Near Fine/Near Fine. Advance reading copy of the first edition first printing with publisher's slip laid in. xiv 333 pp. illustrated with black and white photos. Bound in publisher's blue cloth lettered in silver. Near Fine with light wear along edges in a Near Fine unclipped dust jacket with slight wear at crown even toning to panels with irregular creasing to front flap and singular vertical crease to rear flap. A scarce issue of the radical manifesto by the Black Panther Party co-founder. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich unknown
1826réf. 140948122London: Published by the Author 1826. First Edition. Near Fine. First edition of Blake's visionary interpretation of the first of the Poetic Books in the Old Testament. Folio. Engraved title and 21 engravings on drawing paper. Original buff paste board covers with publisher's printed label over quarter brown cloth; cloth perished at spine rebacked. A beautiful copy retaining the original boards housed in a custom clamshell case with spine tooled in gilt. The first edition was printed in a run of 315 copies and issued in three versions: 150 copies on laid India with the word "Proof" printed in the bottom margin of plates 65 copies on French paper with "Proof" and 100 on Whatman paper with the word "Proof" removed from the copper plates but still faintly visible in some pulls. This copy is from the latter which Keynes calls the Ordinary Issue. Two plates with watermark of "J Whatman Turkey Mill 1825" and one watermarked "J Whatman 1825" Plate No. 1 incorrectly dated "1828". Rubbing to covers light soiling light offsetting and subtle repairs to end sheets. Small chip to corner margin of Plate No. 5 far from the engraving. Provenance: armorial bookplate of Frederick Pollock to front pastedown additional mounted printed note from antiquarian bookseller "This book was purchased in 1941 from London whilst the great battle for civilization was in progress. -Francis Edward Ltd." An impressive production hailed by many to be Blake's greatest masterpiece completed just before the end of his life. "The story which Blake called 'Job's Captivity' fascinated him all his life. He alluded to it throughout his drawings and writings made a large separate print of Job in 1793 and then a series of twenty-one designs for his faithful patron Thomas Butts about 1810" Bentley. Blake took the plates from Butts' earlier commissions and began work on a second set for John Linnell his friend and fellow artist in 1821. Hoping to earn his impoverished aging friend much needed income Linnell completely backed the project monetarily while Blake went to task engraving. Only 20 of the 315 sets were sold during Blake's lifetime mostly to members of his inner circle marking this a commercial failure. However the work was widely recognized as an artistic success amongst the nobility and upper gentry with copies purchased for the King's Library and The Royal Academy. Like many artists Blake did not receive proper recognition until after his death. Admired by John Ruskin he writes highly of the artist in his 1857 text The Elements of Drawing that "The Book of Job . is of the highest rank in certain characters of imagination and expression; in the mode of obtaining certain effects of light it will also prove a very useful example to you. In expressing conditions of glaring and flickering light Blake is greater than Rembrandt." Bentley 421A Keynes 55 vi Ray 8. Published by the Author unknown
1880réf. 140947503London: Macmillan and Co 1880. Second Edition. Very Good. Second edition A New and Enlarged Edition Illustrated from Blake's Own Works with additional Letters and a Memoir of the Author. Plates Portraits and Facsimiles. xxi 2 1-431; ix 4 1-383 pp. Bound in the publisher's dark green cloth boards ornately stamped in gilt. Complete in two volumes. Very Good. Light wear to cloth with some rubbing through at joints and tips light rubbing to gilt. Foxing and light offsetting to endsheets and preliminaries contemporary ownership notation to both volumes and light toning to contents. The exceptional second edition of Blake's life and prose a true apex of late Victorian decorated bindings. Macmillan and Co unknown
1863réf. 140947684London: Macmillan and Co 1863. First Edition. Near Fine. First edition first printing. xiv 2 389 1; viii 268 pp. Additional 38 photolithographic plates reproducing Blake's engravings bound in at rear of second volume. Bound in publisher's maroon pebbled cloth with decorative gilt stamping to front boards and lettering to spines. Complete in two volumes. Near Fine with fading and slanting to spines light rubbing to extremities and slight bumping to corners. Front hinges starting front joints starting at head of spine L-shaped split to top of rear joint of Volume I advancing across the spine panel and Volume II binding exposed at page 268. The binding by Burn & Co. their ticket to Volume II back pastedown is an unusually attractive example of High Victorian design and the gilt remains bright against the maroon cloth. Alexander Gilchrist's biography and selected works of William Blake established Blake's place in the Western canon and remains a standard reference work. The artist and poet a peripheral figure at the time of his death in 1827 was taken up by the pre-Raphaelites several of whom completed the second volume of Gilchrist's work after he died suddenly of a fever. Chief among the secondary authors was Dante Gabriel Rossetti who had purchased Blake's annotated sketchbook at the age of nineteen and added his own pages. An important work with a powerful influence on the art and literature of the late 19th century. Macmillan and Co unknown
1919réf. 140947788Chicago: Ralph Fletcher Seymour 1919. First Edition. Very Good. First edition first printing. vi 2 7-314 pp. Bound in publisher's green cloth lettered in gilt. Very Good with light wear to extremities light toning and several stains to covers. Dust-soiling to upper edge of textblock minimal foxing to lower edge thumbing to first two leaves. Bertram Cope's Year is the first mainstream American novel to depict a homosexual relationship. The established writer Henry Blake Fuller tried several commercial publishers before resorting to a friend with a small press to get his comic novel in print. Despite the discretion with which Fuller handled his theme the book was received uneasily by reviewers and sold poorly. The disappointed author burned the manuscript and unsold copies and first editions are consequently scarce. Ralph Fletcher Seymour unknown
réf. 140946459New York: Farrar Straus Giroux 1984. Signed Limited First Edition. Fine. First American edition first printing. Number 188 of a limited 200 copies signed by Roald Dahl. vi 160 pp. Bound in original brown cloth boards with upper board decorated in blind and spine stamped in gilt. Fine in a slipcase with light rubbing and sticker price sticker remnants on front board. A sharp copy of Roald Dahl's autobiography illustrated by Quentin Blake. Farrar Straus Giroux unknown
réf. A9781240116010Paperback / softback. New. paperback
