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1968réf. 3681Charles Scribner's Sons 1968. PORTER Joyce. DOVER GOES TO POTT. NY: Charles Scribner's Sons 1968. 8vo. turquoise cloth in dust jacket; 192 pages. First Edition with "A" on the copyright page. Very Good covers nice; contents clean & tight; minor wear $3.95 price is present d/j. $15.00. Charles Scribner's Sons unknown books
1942réf. 3688Harbinger House 1942. MacLEAN Joyce. With Margaret HARMAN. ON DUTY DITTIES. Decorations by the Authors. NY: Harbinger House 1942. 8vo. yellow cloth in dust jacket; 59 pages. First Edition. A scarce war-time book: verses written about two teachers' experiences. "Not exactly an inspirational volume for aspiring pedagogues. But it is the funniest book ever written by and about school teachers"- from the front flap of the dust jacket. Signed by MacLean and Harman on the front pastedown with original drawings of two teachers or students. Very scarce! Very Good covers nice; contents clean & tight; minor soil few nicks & short tears; $1.00 price is present on the front flap d/j. Overall a nice & scarce book! $85.00. Harbinger House unknown books
1904réf. 3217Broadway Publishing Company 1904. JOYCE Col. John A. SHAKSPERE: PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS. New York: Broadway Publishing Company 1904. Small 8vo. mustard-yellow cloth stamped in black & red; 306 pages. Photograph of Joyce printed on the rear page. Signed presentation from Joyce on a front blank page: "Inscribed to Frederic Elliot Hodge with the friendship of the author. John A. Joyce. Washington DC- April 1st 1904." Joyce 1842-1915 was a Colonel in the Union Army during the Civil Wars serving with the 24th Kentucky Infantry. He got a law degree settled in the nation's capital and worked for the Internal Revenue Service. Very Good some overall mottling to covers; contents clean & tight. $75.00. Broadway Publishing Company unknown books
1916réf. 777Laurence J. Gomme 1916. KILMER Joyce. THE CIRCUS AND OTHER ESSAYS. NY: Laurence J. Gomme 1916. 16mo. brown cloth & tan boards in dust jacket. First Edition earliest issue without the Mitchell Kennerley plate on the front pastedown. Kennerley eventually took over publication of the book and affixed its own publishing house plate on later copies. Signed presentation from Kilmer on the front endpaper to author and editor Ethel M. Colson: "To Ethel M. Colson from Joyce Kilmer. November 1916 New York City." Colson and Kilmer were undoubtedly acquainted with Colson being much involved with poetry particularly supporting Amy Lowell and the Imagist Movement. Very Good; little wear & soil small chip near Kilmer's name on the spine d/j. A nice copy!! $875.00. Laurence J. Gomme unknown books
réf. 315JOYCE James. TOPF. London: Cape Golliard Press no date. Issued as a greeting from Bernard Stone. Folded sheet to form four pages. A passage from a Joyce notebook discovered by Donald Carroll who first published it in "Icarus" Dublin in 1961. Consists of serveral lines of conversation between Mrs. Vanderpyl and her maid in French and German. This copy signed by Stone on verso of the front cover: "Best wishes from Bernard." Near fine. $125.00. unknown books
1964réf. 50602Vantage Press 1964. GREINER Joyce. 1/2 CUP: POEMS. NY: Vantage Press 1964. 8vo. cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed presentation by Greiner on front endpaper: "To dear Francis Eldridge a very happy New Year Joyce Greiner. January 1st 1966." Very Good slight browning to front cover; price-clipped some soil & bit of staining d/j. $75.00. Vantage Press unknown books
1916réf. 10540Laurence J. Gomme 1916. KILMER Joyce. THE CIRCUS AND OTHER ESSAYS. NY: Laurence J. Gomme 1916. 12mo. cloth & boards. First Edition later issue with an inserted slip stating that the publication has been taken over by Mitchell Kennerley. Very Good covers bright little browning endpapers. $20.00. Laurence J. Gomme unknown books
1916réf. 780Laurence J. Gomme 1916. KILMER Joyce. THE CIRCUS AND OTHER ESSAYS. NY: Laurence J. Gomme 1916. 12mo. cloth & boards. First Edition earliest imprint. Later issued with an tipped-in slip stating that the publication had been taken over by Mitchell Kennerley. Near fine small ink name on the front endpaper. $85.00. Laurence J. Gomme unknown books
1980réf. 34Phlogiston Publishing 1980. RIMMER Joyce. TROUBLES SHARED: The Story Of A Settlement 1899-1979. Birmingham: Phlogiston Publishing 1980. 8vo. printed wraps. First Edition. Signed presentation from Rimmer on the first blank page: "To Cyril Ives with love Joyce Rimmer. 22nd May 1989." A well-illustrated history of the Birmingham Settlement since its founding in 1899. While copies of this book are often available signed copies are uncommon. Very Good minor wear. $125.00. Phlogiston Publishing unknown books
1985réf. 108769Minneapolis:: Word Weavers. Very Good. 1985. Paperback. 0961560509 . Black and white photographs and line drawings throughout. First edition paperback. Light shelf wear small corner crease to rear cover else very good in oversize pictorial wraps.; 181 pages . Word Weavers, paperback books
1914réf. 229230First edition first issue. Octavo. Dust jacket unclipped; light soiling; rubbing; edges reinforced with paper tape on verso. Very good. 75 pages. Enclosed in a 1/2 brown polished leather with gilt stamped red leather spine label over brown cloth slipcase with folding fleece lined chemise. Laid in loose is a facsimile of the Autograph Manuscript of Joyce Kilmer's beloved poem "Trees" in the collection of Thomas F. Madigan with a printed Christmas letter of thanks Christmas 1935. George H. Doran Company hardcover books
1968réf. 335968New York: Viking 1968. hardcover. fine. Introduction and Notes by Richard Ellmann. 16 pages. facsimile pages from the mss. Thin 8vo red-cloth backed boards publisher's board slipcase. New York: Viking 1968. First edition. Fine in fine slipcase. Viking unknown books
1981réf. 215014Oakland: Crown Point Press 1981. Staplebound. VG-: Foxing to the wraps. Solid binding and majority clean body pages. Matte paper wraps with a green textblock edge. Staplebound. 23 pages; illustrated in black-and-white. Crown Point Press paperback books
2003réf. 214884La Jolla: Athenaeum Music and Arts Library 2003. Softcover. VG: Some wear to the edges and corners of the wraps. Clean body pages and solid binding. Bright illustrations. Signed by the artist in ink on the title page. Matte softcover book with French flaps. Gray wraps with white text on the spine. 159 pages; profusely illustrated in both black-and-white and color. Limited edition of 2000. Signed by the artist on the title page. Athenaeum Music and Arts Library paperback books
1998réf. 17067Youngstown: Butler Institute of American Art 1998. Softcover. VG. Charcoal wraps with color illustration and lettering. 60 pp. 39 color plates. Joint exhibition for this husband and wife artistic team with interviews by Moira Roth. Catalog of an exhibition held Feb. 3-March 14 1999 at Mills College Art Museum Oakland and at 6 other locations through May 21 2000. Butler Institute of American Art paperback books
1970réf. 587326New York: Albondocani Press 1970. Unbound. Near Fine. Two publishers prospectuses. Prospectus for Women in Love is on octavo sheet folded to make four pages the other is a 16mo sheet printed recto only. Each with a vertical crease thus near fine. Albondocani Press unknown books
1918réf. 517072London: The Egoist 1918. Softcover. Good. No. 2 Vol. V February 1918. Editor: Harriet Shaw Weaver. Assistant Editor: T.S. Eliot. Quarto. 18-32pp. Stapled wrappers. The wrappers are detached as are most of the pages but the issue is complete edgewear with chips and tears to the brittle paper and toning a good only copy. Features the poem "Apathy" by Richard Aldington "On the Intellectual Plane" by Horace B. Samuel and more including an excerpt from "Il Marzocco" an Italian review of A Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man by James Joyce translated from the Italian into English by Joyce himself Slocum and Cahoon C52. The review is quite positive and enthusiastic one passage reads in part "His book is not alone an admirable work of art and thought; it is also a cry of revolt: it is the desire of a new artist to look upon the world with other eyes to bring to the front his individual theories and to compel a listless public to reflect that there are another literature and another esthetic apprehension beyond those foisted upon us. The Egoist unknown books
1977réf. 45270London: The British Library 1977. paper wrappers in plastic ring-binding. small 4to. paper wrappers in plastic ring-binding. ii 63 pages. The results of a study by the British Library of major collections in the United Kingdom which form the basis of a national archive of non-book materials. Organizations collecting film sound materials and photographs were visited and analyzed. Front cover torn. The British Library unknown books
1908réf. 335428London: Longmans 1908. Second. hardcover. very good. B/w frontispiece. 175 pages. 12mo green cloth with gilt lettering and blind-stamped design on corners spine sunned boards scuffed. London: Longmans 1908. Second edition. A very good copy. Longmans unknown books
1974réf. 46285Chicago: Playboy 1974. First printing. Paper wrappers. Very good light wear to wrappers minor soiling throughout. 218 pp. 11 x 8.5 in. Includes article by E. L. Doctorow "The Bomb Lives!" and Joyce Carol Oates "The Golden Madonna" and an interview with Groucho Marx. Playboy unknown books
1995réf. 20138Saratoga Springs: Skidmore College 1995. First printing. Paper wrappers. A fine copy. Trade format. Interview with Robert Stone articles by George Steiner and Roger Shattuck poem by Michael Ondaatje and a story by Joyce Carol Oates. Skidmore College unknown books
1973réf. 16771Chicago: Playboy 1973. First printing. Paper wrappers. A very good copy. 11 x 8.5 in. Includes Joyce Carol Oates story "Do With Me What You Will." Playboy unknown books
1944réf. 24207New York: New Directions Books 1944. First American edition. Cloth. A very good copy top edge lightly toned owner's bookplate to front pastedown boards bright and tight in a very good price-clipped dust jacket with a few small chips at the folds. 234 pp. Illus. with b/w photos and drawings. 4to. Edited by Theodore Spencer. New Directions Books hardcover books
2014réf. 212334Baltimore MD: Goya Contemporary 2014. Softcover. VG Exlibrary with stickers on front and back cover. Color illustrated wraps with white and black text. Unnumbered pages. Color illustrations. "Joyce J. Scott has been known to deliberately and systematically close the gap between the virtuosity of fine art and the honed adroitness of fine craft to reveal a practice of meaningful storytelling through the vehicle of the object. Uncharacteristically for Scott the exhibition Can't we All Just Get Along focuses on a particular subject the global gun culture. This is a common theme in her oeuvre yet this showing deviates from past exhibitions in the sum total of her concentrated message." Goya Contemporary paperback books
2003réf. 214462New York NY: Distributed Art Publications 2003. Hardcover. Good- two considerable dampstains on front cover. All else excellent. Green boards with gilt text and design black text black cloth spine with gilt text. 61 pp. Color illustrations. Sticky note inside cover says "Love Joyce" Whether it was waged at Pitcairn Island Nagasaki or the Falkland Islands whether during the Han Dynasty the English Empire or the Cold War battles have been fought people slaughtered women raped children orphaned and so on as the pages of history turn. The current world situation in the very first years of the twenty-first century is certainly no exception. The visual residue of these battles changes over time growing more and more dense more and more immediate. But always there have been maps detailed cartographic evidence of what was known what was planned what was going to happen. For over a dozen years Joyce Kozloff has centered her art on the theme of cartography blending into her simulacra of old maps mutations that often raise geopolitical issues. She discovered in these images of physical terrain a mental territory as well--one that charts the topography of power. Boys' Art is a series of meticulous densely collaged maps that Kozloff has fashioned from hundreds of years of source material the most recent of which are her son Nik's childhood drawings of war. On top of her pristine pencil copies of historic military maps--culled from the Han dynasty to the Roosevelt administration--Kozloff has layered the movements of war as found in Tin Tin and Babar in a seventeenth-century woodblock by Hokusai in a George Grosz pen and ink drawing or a Leonardo da Vinci sketch. Surreal narratives emerge pitting cartoon elephants against samurai warriors scribbled monsters against Indians on horseback and Renaissance soldiers against Frenchmen in khaki fatigues and pith helmets. Presented in an oversize format at a 1:1 scale with the original collages Boys' Art lushly presents a series of work that unfortunately could not be more timely. But then as Kozloff herself writes in the introduction there has always been war. Distributed Art Publications hardcover books
