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1929ref. 62392San Francisco CA: American Photo-Engravers Association New Method Photo Engraving Co. 680 Howard St. 1929. 4to. 63 1 pp. Numerous plates illustrations colour illustrations colour-register photo illustrations. Colour-illustrated flexible covers Art Deco zig-zag cover art minor scuffing edgewear neatly rebacked still VG copy from the library of Bill High w/ former ownership marking on front cover. First edition thus of this exceedingly scarce handbook extracted from “Achievement in Photo-Engraving” 1927 considered to by many to be one of the best printing sample books of the Jazz Age. Flader has specifically streamlined the selections of chapters and illustrations from the massive work offering step-by-step illustrations of how photo-engravings are etched photographed blocked printed together with instructions on uses of colour and colour balance. The American Photo-Engravers Association specifically contracted with assorted Photo-Engraving printers across the country to issue these in various locales. Worldcat locates 9 copies NYHSL Grolier Newberry Phil. Mus. of Art U So. Carolina SMU State Lib. Victoria SFPL & Victoria & Albert. American Photo-Engravers Association, New Method Photo Engraving Co., 680 Howard St.], unknown
ref. 51-6340Paris: Andriveau-Goujon 1849. Map mounted on linen folded into original chemise and slipcase.Entoilée de l’Allemagne placée sous étui cartonné vert dim : 66 x 97 cm.OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:58676717.Datée de 1849 ; contours des provinces en couleurs. Excellente conditionScale ca. 1:2000000 E 1°--E 29°/N 56°--N 44°. Paris: Andriveau-Goujon, 1849 unknown
1911ref. ef2MACTHIS BOOK IS: PERFECT "e" ON PG 135. SOILING TO THE FRT COVERLEANSUNNED SPINE MAKING THE TITLE HARD TO READOWNERS BOOKPLATE INSIDE COVERCOVERING UP ERASED WRITING1ST LEAF HAS LIGHT PENCIL ERASURE TOOMACMILLAN & CO MAIN TITLE PAGE IN RED AND MCMXI IN BLACKCOPYRIGHT PAGE 1911.INSIDE BACK COVER CRACKINGPAGE 10-11 WEAKRUBBED TOP SPINEBRUISED BOTTOM SPINE BEGINNING TO FRAY.EVERYONE AGREES THE LONDON VERSION WAS PRINTED ON THE SAME PRESS WITH THE SAME PLATES AT THE SAME TIME IN AMERICA AS SCRIBNER'S. THEN HOW COME A 2ND ISSUE AMERICA IS THE SAME AS A 1ST ISSUE LONDON. I HAVE READ ABOUT THE PG 135 ERROR FROM TWO SOURCES "JACOB BLANCK" PG-518. TOTAL OF 6000 1ST RUN1ST 2500 GILTED TOPS3500 UNGILDEDEARLIEST HAVE perfect type LAST LINE P.135- "WHITMAN BENNETT" PG-206. FIRST STATE SHEETS HAVE PERFECT TYPE ON THE LAST LINE PG 135. THE FIRST THOUSAND COPIES ONLY HAVE GILT TOPS.SO LETS SEE IF I HAVE THIS CORRECT. 1ST THE 2 SOURCES DON'T AGREE ON THE NUMBER IN THE RUN TO BEGIN WITH THE TRUE 1ST IS THE GILTED TOP. 2ND STATE IS PERFECT TYPEBUT NO GILT. 3RD STATE IS A MESSED UP "e". 4TH STATE IS A PERFECT "E" AGAIN SO THE ENGLISH 1ST IS REALLY A 3RD STATE INSTEAD OF A 2ND STATE us.INSTEAD OF RUNNING A FEW THOUSAND AND SETTING UP THE MAIN PLATE FOR MACMILLAN AND ITS ADVERTISING.MOST SENSIBLE IS THAT SOMEONE GOT THE MESSAGE WRONG ON THE TELEGRAPH/OR IN A LETTER.SO THE ENGLAND ISSUE FOR MACMILLAN IS A LATER NOT A SAME TIME RELEASE AS ADVERTISED SO YOU PICK WHAT THIS IS 1ST-2ND-3RD-4TH DEPENDING ON HOW MANY TIMES THEY CHANGED PLATES ON THE 1ST RUNNING OF THE PRESSES. Included is a copy of the Dramatization by Owen & Donald Davis this copy copyrighted 1935 1954revised 196119631982. Dramatists Play Service Inc. MACMILLAN hardcover
1942ref. 323141Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1942. unbound. Original Poster. Measures 22 x 30 1/2". Original WW11 poster. A dramatic depiction of a man outlined in a dim glow against a dark background aiming at a bullseye that reads Everybody / Every Pay Day / 10%. One of several posters from the time when American civilians were encouraged to buy bonds and support the war effort. Original fold lines as issued. Minimal crumpling to edges. Overall in great condition. Government Printing Office unknown
1944ref. 2613341944. Poster. Offset Lithograph. 28 x 20 inches. This poster features a vibrantly colored and striking image of a blue-eyed baby girl framed by bold red and blue lettering which urges the population to buy war bonds. This poster is in good condition is creased as issued at original folds. Some rips near edges. unknown
1942ref. 323141Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1942. unbound. Original Poster. Measures 22 x 30 1/2". Original WW11 poster. A dramatic depiction of a man outlined in a dim glow against a dark background aiming at a bullseye that reads Everybody / Every Pay Day / 10%. One of several posters from the time when American civilians were encouraged to buy bonds and support the war effort. Original fold lines as issued. Minimal crumpling to edges. Overall in great condition. Government Printing Office unknown books
1944ref. 2613341944. Poster. Offset Lithograph. 28 x 20 inches. This poster features a vibrantly colored and striking image of a blue-eyed baby girl framed by bold red and blue lettering which urges the population to buy war bonds. This poster is in good condition is creased as issued at original folds. Some rips near edges. unknown books
ref. 68-7674Scarsdale NY: Willard D. Morgan 1955. Broadside. Folio. Letterpress on Wove. Good with tiny tear. Scarce. Scarsdale, NY: Willard D. Morgan, 1955. unknown
1917ref. 106132New York: Bureau of National Literature. Good in No Cover jacket Hard Cover . Hard Cover. 1917. Bureau of National Literature hardcover
1817ref. 21138Paris: Valade 1817. First Edition. As issued. Good; some dust soiling; old creases. 4to 4 pp. Folded sheet; watermarked laid paper. Publisher's prospectus for a reimprint of a popular general history series that had begun in 1743. Promising 12 volumes describing the volume size shape and materials. After Westphalia and a few years it appears history needed a refresh and that's what the new publication proports to do. [Valade] unknown books
1831First edition, ONE OF ONLY THIRTY COPIES PRINTED, of this collection of letters by Tourreil, Fleury, and FÈnelon to Cardinal Quirini. 39 pp. BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED BY DIDOT ON FINE WOVE PAPER FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETE DES BIBLIOPHILES FRAN«AIS, the oldest and most prestigious bibliophile society in France. The SociÈtÈ did not publish trade editions of early publications such as this one, and virtually all surviving members' copies are in institutional libraries. 8vo. Disbound. A bit of faint foxing, else clean. OF THE GREATEST RARITY.
FIRST (and only non-reprint) EDITION OF THE STANDARD BIBLIOGRAPHY OF EARLY LILLE IMPRINTS. XXII, 391 pp. 484 books described in great detail. Short biographies of all printers. Index. Title-page printed in red and black. Edition limited to 300 copies, all printed on fine Dutch handmade laid paper. Large 4to. FINELY BOUND BY DAVID (signed) in half morocco and marbled boards. Top edge gilt, other edges uncut. Original wraps and backstrip bound in. Light wear to binding, else fine and bright.
ref. 29039Rotterdam, Sound and Vision Interactive, 1998 Bound in black cloth with orange lettering, illustr. editor's dustjacket, 508pp., 17x24.5cm., 18 col. and 110 b/w ills., as new. ISBN 9789075607130.
1846A PRISTINE COPY OF THE FIRST AND ONLY EDITION. XII, 168 pp. + addenda leaf (often missing, but present here). An introduction to the Chronicon Samaritanum or Liber Josuae. Beautifully printed (in Latin, with some Hebrew types) with huge margins on extremely fine laid paper. Large 4to. Original unprinted wraps. Uncut and unopened. FINE AND BRIGHT, COMPLETELY FRESH, LIKE NEW.
ref. DADAX0367436221New unknown
1940ref. ABE-5814495993Random House New York 1940 Early first year printing with green boards and black lettering. Book has little sign of use but the jacket is edgeworn with a few chips and minor tears and it is now protected. Green boards are not bashed or dented but there is some edgewear. The front flap outlines the story and has the price of $2.50 on the top right of the flap. The back flap outlines "The King's Stilts" and has a price of $2.50 in the lower right. The back has the famous selection of reviews by kids ending with '"WHOW!" - Don J'. A beautiful copy in the hand I have tried to describe the faults as honestly as possible. Please look at the photographs. This is a clean text copy no colouring in or scribbles and no owner name. It is nice and tight still and without any abuses. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Random House New York hardcover
ref. 022680Colorado Springs Colorado: Out West Printing & Stationery. Fine with no dust jacket. 26th. Trade Catalogue. Light and dark green with black imprint on front and back. Thick staple-bound trade catalogue in fine condition. All edges green. Only true fault we could find is a lack of laid in price list in pocket in back. A truly enjoyable and classy trade catalogue for office supplies circa 1910. Full of steel engravings and line drawings. Catalogue includes six pages of striking color graphics including some of the prettiest Library Paste Adhesive Containers money could buy in 1910. No copies of this catalogue found in OCLC as of April 2021.; Oblong Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 184 pp . Out West Printing & Stationery unknown
ref. DADAX1498783759New unknown
1967ref. 62008BBMünchen, Prestel Verlag, 1967. 2°. 38 x 28 cm. [243] Blatt, 23 Seiten. [5 Warenabbildungen]
1896ref. 11894Pont de Vaux, Imprimerie Gambin, 1896 ; in-16, broché ; 74, (4), (2) pp., couverture rose imprimée.
1868ref. 15335Paris, Germer Baillière (Versailles, Imprimerie Cerf), 1868 ; fort in-12, broché ; VIII, 396 pp., 12 pp. de catalogue, 8 gravures hors-texte en début d'ouvrage montrant des scènes de magnétisme à toutes les époques, et le tombeau de Mesmer, couverture jaune paille illustrée avec la devise "Le Roy te teuche. Dieu te guerys".
1881ref. 239201881 Paris : Cercle de la librairie, 1881,Un volume in-folio,cartonnage percaline editeur,un plat defraichi,interieur frais; de (6) pp., faux-titre, titre imprimé, grand titre en chromolithographie, 32 pp. (Coup d'oeil sur l'histoire de la gravure par Georges Duplesssis), 20 pp., (La Photographie et les arts graphiques par A. Davanne), illustré de gravures et d'une photoglyptie hors texte. XL pp., de catalogue de l'exposition proprement dit, 85 feuillets non paginés de publicités, de gravures, de pages de catalogues, la plupart en couleurs, des grands éditeurs de l'époque comme Amand Durand , Dalloz , Firmin-Didot, Gillot , Goupil & Co. , Gruel & Engelmann , Hachette , Mame & Fils , Lévy Calmann , Oudin, Quantin, etc. Quelques rares rousseurs éparses. Cartonnage d'éditeur de l'époque Size: In-folio (25 x 33.5 cm).
1846ref. 20373Paris, Lavigne (imprimerie de Lacour), 1846 ; in-12 (173 mm), demi-chagrin maroquiné rouge, dos à nerfs décoré et doré, titre doré (Bruyère) ; XII, 419 pp.
ref. 057723Lugd. Batav. et Roterod ( Leyden - Rotterdam ) Ex Officina Hackiana 1670 in 8 (21x12) 1 fort volume reliure plein velin rigide ivoire de l'époque, dos lisse muet, titre gravé illustré, 832 pages et 28 faux feuillets non chiffrés. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
ref. ORD-14223Paris. Imprimerie Lemercier. S.d. Sans doute vers 1850. Grande feuille de 650 x 452 mm illustrée en couleurs de 6 publicités représentant chacune une femme en costume d'époque soit Moyen Age, Renaissance, Louis XIII, Louis XV, Directoire et Monarchie de Juillet entourant la décomposition des couleurs en 10 étapes disposées en éventail pour aboutir à la vignette intitulée Louis XV. Petite notice explicative imprimée. Trace de pli vertical sinon très bon état. Rare document, assez spectaculaire.