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1975réf. 324320Norwalk Connecticut: Easton Press 1975. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine Leather Bound. Book accented in 22kt gold. Printed on archival paper with gilded edges. The endsheets are of moire fabric with a silk ribbon page marker. Smyth sewing and concealed muslin joints to ensure the highest quality binding. This book is in full leather with hubbed spines.; The 100 Greatest Books Ever Written Collector's Edition. Easton Press hardcover
réf. 45357NY: Brentano's. Very Good with no dust jacket. N.D. Hardcover. Original gilt-titled cloth label to front black topstain. Cloth lightly rubbed/insected points bumped spine gilt mildly dulled. No date circa 1920. Color frontis numerous plates all present. ; quarto; 382 pages . Brentano's hardcover
1941réf. 365271New York: National Broadcast Company 1941. Unbound. Near Fine. Typescript. 2 24pp. Photo mechanically reproduced quarto sheets with printed rectos only attached by a staple at one corner. Very good with a horizontal fold some light wear to the first sheet with oxidation at the staple and with some light toning with spots on the final sheet. An original radio script for the NBC program World's Best Literature which each week adapted a great work of literature with two small correction changing the episode number. This episode featured Edgar Allan Poe's short story "William Willson" adapted by Raynald R. MacDougall and broadcast August 4 1941. National Broadcast Company unknown
1941réf. 365271New York: National Broadcast Company 1941. Unbound. Near Fine. Typescript. 2 24pp. Photo mechanically reproduced quarto sheets with printed rectos only attached by a staple at one corner. Very good with a horizontal fold some light wear to the first sheet with oxidation at the staple and with some light toning with spots on the final sheet. An original radio script for the NBC program World's Best Literature which each week adapted a great work of literature with two small correction changing the episode number. This episode featured Edgar Allan Poe's short story "William Willson" adapted by Raynald R. MacDougall and broadcast August 4 1941. National Broadcast Company unknown books
1850réf. 47580New York: J.S. Redfield 1850. Very Good. New York: J.S. Redfield 1850. First Edition first printing binding variant "E" per BAL 16159; third volume only of a four volume set. Octavo; publisher's blind-stamped purple cloth with gilt lettering to spine; xxxix 607pp. Spine sunned; edges lightly worn and bumped; brief exposure to extremities and loss along bottom edge of front fore-edge. Slight lean to boards but binding sound; tidemarks along top portion edge of text block with text only briefly affected; pages else unmarked; a Very Good copy. Third of four volumes of Poe's works published after his death; this volume is notable as it includes the "Memoir of the Author" by his rival Rufus Griswold. The memoir is notorious for its inaccuracies portraying Poe as a madman habitual drug user and an alcoholic. Griswold's falsehoods were perpetuated in subsequent editions of Poe's work. This edition also includes Poe's essays on Margaret Fuller Ossoli Nathaniel Hawthorne and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and concludes with his pithy "Fifty Suggestions." BAL 16159. J.S. Redfield unknown
1850réf. 47580New York: J.S. Redfield 1850. Very Good. New York: J.S. Redfield 1850. First Edition first printing binding variant "E" per BAL 16159; third volume only of a four volume set. Octavo; publisher's blind-stamped purple cloth with gilt lettering to spine; xxxix 607pp. Spine sunned; edges lightly worn and bumped; brief exposure to extremities and loss along bottom edge of front fore-edge. Slight lean to boards but binding sound; tidemarks along top portion edge of text block with text only briefly affected; pages else unmarked; a Very Good copy. Third of four volumes of Poe's works published after his death; this volume is notable as it includes the "Memoir of the Author" by his rival Rufus Griswold. The memoir is notorious for its inaccuracies portraying Poe as a madman habitual drug user and an alcoholic. Griswold's falsehoods were perpetuated in subsequent editions of Poe's work. This edition also includes Poe's essays on Margaret Fuller Ossoli Nathaniel Hawthorne and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and concludes with his pithy "Fifty Suggestions." BAL 16159. J.S. Redfield unknown books
1930réf. 014380London: Richards Press 1930. First edition. . Hardcover. Good/Good. The first book appearance of Edith Nesbit's last short story written on her death bed according to the preface. These stories were printed previously in The Daily Herald. Mostly classic tales many supernatural such as Lord Lytton's "The Haunted and the Haunters." Also selects Shiel's "Many a Tear" and Poe's "Masque of Red Death" - which appears to be illustrated on the dust jacket. The contribution from Nesbit is titled "A Christmas Criminal" about a boy who decides to steal to provide his family a Christmas meal. Stain to brown cloth book not affecting what must be a very scarce dust jacket. Richards Press hardcover
1903réf. 29672HARDBACK NODUSTJACKET LITE BLUE TWEED CLOTH WITH PAPER SPINE LABEL. VOLUME 5 ONLY 1903 1ST LIMITED EDITION #711 OF 1000 COPIES Condition is VG/VG- NO JACKET Some faint blemishing to boards/spine more blue in person pages/hinges/text block are very good/excellent!" Collector's Edition Illustrated Limited Edition Luxury Edition 361 PGS 5 1/2 X 8 3/4 iIN. approx Original denim cloth with pasted on spine label gold GILT tops of pages a lovely frontispiece with three other illustrations a few in text figures and a Great Read from the Famed Author; With the Author's Only Novel! WITH FRONTISPIECE & TISSUE GUARD Portrait OF POE from Photograph of Painting by Oscar Halling on pg 50 POE was an American writer poet editor and literary critic. COLONIAL COMPANY LIMITED LAKESIDE PRESS CHICAGO hardcover
1997réf. 053893Cottage Classics. A beautiful crisp clean hardcover copy in very good condition foxing to top edge of textblock and faint foxing to foredge of textblock no other faults. Signed by illustrator Maxon Crumb. No DJ as issued. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1997. Cottage Classics hardcover
1902réf. 010819NY: Thomas Y. Crowell 1902. Bound in light green ribbed cloth stamped in gold. The gold is still as bright as the day it was first published. Top Edge Gilt. Previous owner's neat inscription and a tiny bookseller's stamp on ffep. A stunning copy of a rare Poe title that includes some Poe essays that were never published before. 292 pp. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket. Thomas Y. Crowell Hardcover
réf. 70551 . hardback. Good. Edited by Miss Leslie. Illustrated. 1st ed. Phila Carey & Hart 1839. A collection of 32 short stories including "William Wilson" by Edgar Allan Poe 25pp and "Deacon Enos" by Harriet Beecher Stowe 44pp. Black morocco elaborately gilt. Hinges very rubbed and plates rather foxed. Spine chipped and inner front hinge cracked. Few marginal pencillings but generally a good copy. All edges gilt. hardcover
1843réf. BBS-2020308George Rex Graham 1843. Hardcover. Acceptable. Two volumes of Graham's Magazine in early omnibus rebind comprising the whole of 1843. Black half-leather with gilt spine titling and decoration with heavy scuffing shelf-wear and edgewear including frayed edges and significant cracking to the leather at spine; gilt bright with the spine lettering still legible. Binding delicate cracked at rear inner hinge and between some of the issues. Endsheets and fly leaves a little delicate with the slight wavy stiffness association with ambient moisture. Prior owner's name inked to second fly leaf before the title page; with some color transfer to the first fly leaf preceding. Pages edgeworn with intermittent soil to margins throughout; heavily foxed. Text else unmarked. With contributions from Edgar Allan Poe James Fenimore Cooper Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and others. Includes the first-ever appearance of Poe's 'The Conquering Worm.' George Rex Graham hardcover
1844réf. 603299Philadelphia: George R. Graham 1844. Hardcover. Fair. First edition. Twelve monthly issues in one volume: January – December 1844. Tall octavo. iv 296; iv 296pp. Illustrated with engraved plates including some in color. Bound in contemporary half red morocco and marbled paper over boards. The binding is worn spine partly perished and mended with clear tape one plate is detached back free endpaper is torn fair overall with intermittent toning and foxing. Contains the first printed appearances of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s short story: “Earth’s Holocaust” Poe’s poem “Dream-Land” and “Review of Orion” and other book reviews by Poe. Also included are two first appearance contributions by J. Fenimore Cooper “John Shaw” and “Sketches of Naval Men – John Barry” and three poems by Henry W. Longfellow: “Childhood” “The Arsenal at Springfield” and “Nuremberg”. George R. Graham hardcover
réf. 3279Edgar Allan Poe. Harry Clarke illustrator. Tales of Mystery and Imagination. New York: Tudor Publishing Co. 1933. First edition. Quarto. 412pp. Illustrated with drawings and mounted color plates by Harry Clarke. Publisher's black cloth spine lettered and decorated in gilt illustrated pastedown to front cover. Spine sunned; boards lightly rubbed and soiled; front hinge slightly overopened; lower right corner of frontispiece creased. Very good. unknown
1985réf. 80283New York: Limited Editions Club. Fine. 1985. Hardcover. EDGAR ALLAN POE'S FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER ILLUSTRATED BY ALICE NEEL -- LEC.1985 SIGNED #1339/1500.Striking production of THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER by the Limited Editions Club from 1985 -- Illustrated by Alice Neel with an afterword by Raphael Soyer. 15 3/4 by 11 1/2 inches in marbled boards with goatskin spine and foredges -- Fine and fresh in original black cloth slipcase. Neel signed a number of this edition approx. 400 but this #1339 of 1500 is signed only by Soyer. . Limited Editions Club hardcover
1850réf. SKU1020362J. S. Redfield 1850-01-01. Hardcover. Good. 0x0x0. J.S. Redfield; New York 1850. Hardcover. First Edition. This Volume of particular interest as it gathers most of Poe's known literary criticism each volume was issued separately / 4 Volumes to complete set.Good 3/4 leather binding with some wear/loss to corners/spine tips and tops and along board edges frayed board edges binding of text block very tight book appears unread sunned pages green ribbon marker interior tidy pencil name on top of title page else unmarked some age spotting to front/back matters TEG with few blemishes/rub marks decorative endpapers 5 raised bands 6 compartments title author and year in gilt on spine decorative gilt design on spine boards delicate but still attachedhinge leather worn through. A nice and clean collectible. Overall in Good to Very Good antiquarian condition. 8vooctavo or approx. 6 x 9 inches 607pp. We pack securely and ship daily with delivery confirmation on every book. The picture on the listing page is of the actual book for sale. Additional Scans are available for any item please inquire. J. S. Redfield hardcover
1887réf. 12843New York: E.P. Dutton & Company 1887. Leather bound. Octavo 8.5 x 6.5" tooled embossed limp leather covers titles to front cover gilt string bound black and white illustrations. A charming antique illustrated edition of The Raven. Illustrated by W.L. Taylor. A very good copy with toning to pastedowns as well as some chipping to them pages toned with occasional soiling front blank with faded gift inscription and 2.00 written in ink leather covers with wear and darkening along edges and spine corners rubbed dark stain possibly from a pencil to mid rear coversmall white marks to mid front cover. E.P. Dutton & Company hardcover
1884réf. 83933set6A. C. Armstrong and Son 1884. hardcover. Good/Missing. 0x0x0. Complete set of 6 volumes bound in blue cloth with gilt top edges and dark brown endpapers. All binding solid. No markings noted on any of the 6 volumes. Volume II with wear at top of spine; Volume III With 1/2 inch tear at top of spine. Pages moderately toning due to aging. NOTE: extra charges may be requested for shipping and handling. A. C. Armstrong and Son hardcover
1985réf. 80283New York: Limited Editions Club. Fine. 1985. Hardcover. EDGAR ALLAN POE'S FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER ILLUSTRATED BY ALICE NEEL -- LEC.1985 SIGNED #1339/1500.Striking production of THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER by the Limited Editions Club from 1985 -- Illustrated by Alice Neel with an afterword by Raphael Soyer. 15 3/4 by 11 1/2 inches in marbled boards with goatskin spine and foredges -- Fine and fresh in original black cloth slipcase. Neel signed a number of this edition approx. 400 but this #1339 of 1500 is signed only by Soyer. . Limited Editions Club hardcover books
1844réf. 603299Philadelphia: George R. Graham 1844. Hardcover. Fair. First edition. Twelve monthly issues in one volume: January – December 1844. Tall octavo. iv 296; iv 296pp. Illustrated with engraved plates including some in color. Bound in contemporary half red morocco and marbled paper over boards. The binding is worn spine partly perished and mended with clear tape one plate is detached back free endpaper is torn fair overall with intermittent toning and foxing. Contains the first printed appearances of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s short story: “Earth’s Holocaust” Poe’s poem “Dream-Land” and “Review of Orion” and other book reviews by Poe. Also included are two first appearance contributions by J. Fenimore Cooper “John Shaw” and “Sketches of Naval Men – John Barry” and three poems by Henry W. Longfellow: “Childhood” “The Arsenal at Springfield” and “Nuremberg”. George R. Graham hardcover books
1936réf. 102501New York: Tudor Publishing. 1936. Quarto original cloth boards with illustrated plate front board colour frontis plate tipped-in eight colour plates tipped-in 24 woodcut b&w plates many engraved text illus illus title pagepublisher's tint top edge pp 412 i. Previous owner's signature reverse of halftitle page dated 1937. Some light spotting to front board spine lightly bumped. Contents clean. Near-fine condition. heavy book please inquire regarding postage. Poe's classic tales lavishly and strikingly illustrated by Harry Clarke an Irish stained-glass artist and was influenced by the Edwardian-era and Art Nouveau influences. Early Issue. Boards. Tudor Publishing hardcover
1910réf. 117517Paris : Librairie Dorbon-Ainé sans date vers 1910. POE Edgar.Dix contes. Traduits par Charles Baudelaire et illustrés de 95 compositions originales de Martin van Maële gravées sur bois par Eugène Dété. Paris Librairie Dorbon-Ainé sans date vers 1910 285x195mm 210 pages reliure demi-maroquin à coins avec pièces de d’auteur et de titre dorés au dos à quatre nerfs. Plat et garde papier marbré. Tranche supérieure dorée. Couvertures et dos conservés. Belle reliure. Ex-libris : Marcel Deroover a travers tout. Bel exemplaire sur papier vélin à la cuve du Marais spécialement fabriqué pour cet ouvrage et filigrané numéroté n.° 330 / 500. No hidden customs fees for orders shipped to the U.S.A with a value of up to 800 USD PDDP shipping we pay the VAT in advance Librairie Dorbon-Ainé unknown
1900réf. 356045New York.: E.B. Hall. 1900. The Buckner Library Edition. Publisher’s brown cloth paper spine labels top edges gilt foredge and lower edge uncut. Very good spines moderately darkened. 21.5x14.5 cm. Uncommon. One of the nicer turn-of -the-century collections by the father of horror and detective fiction . Heavy set may require extra shipping. weight 8.6 lb. Five engraved frontispieces. E.B. Hall. hardcover
réf. 65008A. & C. Black. London. 1901. Standard Edition reprinted. 4 volumes. 1. TALES : pp. iv xcix i 513 i ii Advertisements. Portrait frontispiece folding facsimile letter; 2. TALES : pp. vi 569 iii; 3. POEMS : pp. vi 517 iii; 4. CRITICISMS : pp. vii i 574. All in publisher's cloth spines and top edges gilt spine ends a bit bruised and rubbed overall a good set. A. & C. Black. London. 1901. [Standard Edition reprinted]. 4 volumes. hardcover
réf. L00048716Leipzig : Leipziger Bibliophilen-Abend exemplar no 79. gebundene Ausgabe im Schuber. gut. Umfang/Format: 38 Seiten 4 Bl. : Illustrationen ; 31 cm Einbandart und Originalverkaufspreis: in Schuber : DM 345.00 Subskr.-Pr. DM 390.00 Sachgebiet: Grafik angewandte Kunst ; 810 Englische Literatur Amerikas ;Belletristik Er erscheint 200 Jahre nach Erfindung der Lithographie durch Aloys Senefelder 1771 Prag — 1834 München. Verantwortlicher Herausgeber: Herbert Kästner. Die Textfassung folgt der dreibändigen Ausgabe von Edgar Allan Poe: Ausgewählte Werke. Herausgegeben und mit einem Vorwort versehen von Günter Gentsch. Leipzig: Insel-Verlag 1989. Die Übertragungen der hier benutzten Texte aus dem Amerikanischen besorgten Erika Gröger und Heide Steiner. jIRI Lipa und Jan Kejklir beide Prag druckten die mehrfarbigen Lithographien von jIRI Salamoun vom Stein auf Bütten »Rosaspina« bianco 220 g/ qm und die vielfarbigen Lithographien des Schuberbezuges auf Fabriano-Bütten. Die Zeichnungen hat Reinhard Schumann Leipzig-Paunsdorf clichiert. Den Bleisatz in der 1z p Baskerville und der Egyptienne sowie den Buchdruck auf »Countryside« Mineral-Schiefer I oo g/ qm und »Fabriano Cover« dunkelgrau 16o g/ qm besorgte die Offizin Haag-Drugulin Leipzig. Die Handeinbände und Schuber fertigte die Buchbinderei Albrecht Adler Leipzig. Gesamtgestaltung Herstellung und Druckbetreuung: Gert Wunderlich Leipzig. Die einmalige Auflage besteht aus 150 arabisch numerierten von jIRI Salamoun und Gert Wunderlich signierten Exemplaren sowie 40 römisch numerierten und signierten Künstler- bzw. Verlegerexemplaren. Die vier Originallithographien sind blattweise signiert. Die Exemplare bis zo erscheinen als Vorzugsausgabe; ihnen liegt eine zusätzliche vom Stein gedruckte und signierte Farblithographie von jIRI Salamoun bei. gepflegtes Exemplar nur ganz kleine Lesespuren nur am Schuber eine Ecke oben die bestoßen ist Verlag: Leipzig : Leipziger Bibliophilen-Abend exemplar no 79 Bindung: gebundene Ausgabe im Schuber Leipzig : Leipziger Bibliophilen-Abend, exemplar no 79 unknown
