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1857réf. 015517London: Sampson Low Son & Co 1857. Book measures 19.5x13.5.cm. 51pp illustrated throughout. Bound in in period full green calf gilt lines tooling full gilt edges inner dentells marble endpapers.Initialled dated 1858 gilt stamp on top baord. Calf rubbed some minor wear on edges calf faded mostly on spine. Binding in good clean firm condition. Internally pages clean. A nice copy. . Full Calf. Very Good. 8vo. Sampson Low, Son & Co Hardcover
1837réf. 45126William Pickering with Edward Moxon 1837-1853. Together 12 vols. sm. 8vo. and 16mo.; elegantly and uniformly bound in nineteenth-century half dark blue crushed morocco marbled boards ruled in gilt backs with five raised bands second and third compartments lettered and ruled in gilt all other compartments elaborately tooled in gilt to a floral design gilt tops marbled endpapers uncut a remarkably well-preserved crisp clean collection in wholly unrestored period binding. The collection comprises: The Friend 3 vols.; third edition; Pickering 1837; Confessions of an Inquiring Spirit first edition; Pickering 1840; Aids to Reflection 2 vols; fifth edition; Pickering 1843; Essays on his Own Times 3 vols; Pickering 1850; Notes on English Divines 2 vols; Moxon 1853; Notes Theological Political and Miscellaneous Moxon 1853. AN OUTSTANDING COLLECTION OF THE POET'S POSTHUMOUSLY PUBLISHED WORKS ALL SAVE THE FIRST AND THIRD WORKS IN FIRST EDITION. The first three works are edited by Henry Nelson Coleridge the fourth by Sara Coleridge the fifth and sixth by Derwent Coleridge. First work: NCBEL III 217; Shepherd p.65; Wise 23. Second work: NCBEL III 219; Shepherd p.65; Wise 88. Third work: NCBEL III 219; Shepherd p.53 recording Taylor & Hessey's single-volume edition 1825; Wise 62. Fourth work: NCBEL III 220; Shepherd p.66; Wise 94 . Fifth work: NCBEL III 221; Shepherd p.67; Wise 95. Sixth work: NCBEL III221; Shepherd p.68; Wise 96. William Pickering [with] Edward Moxon, hardcover
1851réf. 14089John Murray 1851. Sm. 8vo. Fourth Edition with engraved portrait frontispiece original tissue guard present frontispiece and title very lightly spotted; nineteenth century half calf marbled boards back with five raised bands second compartment with black leather label lettered in gilt red sprinkled edges green endpapers expertly rebacked with old backstrip laid down a most attractive copy. Handsome copy of a work first published in 1835. SCARCE. Shepherd/Prideaux 1900 64 recording the first edition; Wise 80 recording the third edition of the same year. John Murray, hardcover
1849réf. 30738William Pickering 1849. 16mo. Second Edition very neat lengthy contemporary inscription on front free endpaper title and facing leaf lightly spotted; tastefully bound in contemporary full grained calf sides with frame border in blind back with five bands second compartment lettered in gilt gilt edges primrose endpapers blue silk marker expertly rebacked with old backstrip laid down a remarkably bright clean fresh copy. A bright copy fresh and clean internally bound without the advertisement leaf which is sometimes present. This second edition with notes by Sara Coleridge is greatly expanded from 95 to 289 pages. It adds a new advertisement and extended introduction by Joseph Henry Green philosopher and friend of STC. It retains the advertisement to the first edition of 1840. Shepherd p.65; Wise 89. William Pickering, unknown
1853réf. 12955Edward Moxon 1853. 2 vols. 16mo. First Edition; original grained brown cloth sides elaborately blocked in blind gilt backs primrose endpapers uncut and partially unopened expertly rebacked with old backstrips laid down a remarkably bright crisp set in minimally restored publisher's original binding. Complete with half-titles and 8pp publisher's catalogue dated October 1852 bound in at front of first volume. The work is based on the 'Literary Remains'. This is an early issue as denoted by the date of the publisher's catalogue. EARLY PRINTINGS ARE SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION. Shepherd p.67; Wise 95. Edward Moxon, hardcover
1836réf. 12061Edward Moxon 1836. 2 vols. 12mo. First Edition; contemporary marbled boards marbled edges marbled endpapers very neatly rebacked in calf to style new leather labels a very good bright clean crisp copy. VERY SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION. NCBEL III 220; Shepherd p.72; Wise 84. Edward Moxon, hardcover
1848réf. 35095London: William Pickering 1848. Very early collected edition. 8vo handsomely bound in three-quarter red morocco over marbled paper covered boards the joins gilt ruled the spine panel with raised bands gilt stopped the compartments richly gilt in fully tooled panels between the bands top edge gilt marbled endleaves. xvi 372 pp. A handsome and pleasing copy the text-block clean the binding well preserved the gilt bright the hinges strong minimal age evidence. ONE OF THE BEST EARLY PERIOD COLLECTIONS OF COLERIDGE POETRY. A very pleasant printing of Coleridge's works which includes his Juvenile Poems Kubla Khan The Pains of Sleep Sibylline Leaves Christabel Miscellaneous Poems and the Rime of the Ancient Mariner as well as others. This is an early published edition of the works and is quite a pleasing copy. Coleridge wrote the ballad “Christabel” a tale of spiritual seduction in a medieval castle as an experiment in English poetry at the encouragement of his good friend Wordsworth. "Kubla Khan" an unfinished poem was composed according to Coleridge in an opium-induced sleep and is to some extent a precursor to symbolism and surrealism. Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1772 – 1834 English poet literary critic philosopher and theologian who was a founder of the Romantic Movement in England and a member of the Lake Poets with his friend William Wordsworth. He also shared volumes and collaborated with Charles Lamb Robert Southey and Charles Lloyd. Along with The Rime of the Ancient Mariner and "Kubla Khan" also wrote a major prose work Biographia Literaria. His critical works were highly influential especially in relation to William Shakespeare and he helped introduce German idealist philosophy to England. Coleridge coined many words and phrases from the obscure theological term "sterilifidianism" to the familiar "suspension of disbelief" the avoidance of critical thinking to follow a narrative. He was also an important influence on Ralph Waldo Emerson and the beginnings of American transcendentalism because of his unique interpretation of Immanuel Kant's concept of intuition which he outlined in both Biographia Literaria and Aids to Reflection. William Pickering hardcover
1886réf. Q77814London, Cassell & company 1886 192pp., 15cm., in the series "Cassell's National Library", original softcover, G, Q77814
