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Best.-Nr. 289380George G. Harrap & Co 1910. LIMITED NUMBERED EDITION #392/525 SIGNED BY ARTIST sm folio beige leather boards gilt lettering & tooling to spine & front board teg deckled page edges illus prelims & terminals ornately illus pgs throughout colour plates- all present VG- heavy chipping & cracking to spine extrems moderate scuffing to board edges with some light surface loss light to moderate chafing & scuffing to boards moderate to heavy tanning to page edges light to moderate tanning & foxing to eps & pgs throughout 1x colour plate torn but glued back into place light cracking to some gutters A beautiful specimen- photos recommended! George G. Harrap & Co 1910 hardcover
Best.-Nr. 183961New York: George H. Doran Co not identified. Hardcover. Fair heavy shelfwear to boards foxing spots mainly to end papers soiling to bottom block extending slightly to bottom of some pages previous owner's name inside front ffep text and illustrations are otherwise clear. Brown paper boards with green cloth spine gilt lettering on spine; top edge gilt color illustrated title and half title page ornamental borders; unpaginated; profusely illustrated throughout in bw and color with many mounted color plates. Presented by Willy Pogany. A classic Coleridge poem. George H. Doran Co hardcover
1910Best.-Nr. 6398London: George G. Harrap & Co. 1910. Good. 33cm; 144 pages. Polychrome half title and title page. Twenty full color illustrations by Pogàny printed by Dalziel and mounted. Numerous full-page monochrome illustrations and illustrations in text. Letterpress and Initials in two colors surrounded by elaborate borders designed and printed by Vincent Brooks Day & Son. Decorated endleaves following blanks. In gilt-stamped brown leather. Covers worn at spine and at extremities somewhat stained and mottled yet sound and entire. Pages quite clean and unmarred. Edition limited to 525 copies SIGNED by Willy Pogány. George G. Harrap & Co. hardcover
1910Best.-Nr. 008531NY: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co. Signed first edition limited to 525 numbered copies in England and America #137 signed by Pogany on limitation page. Full brown morocco with gilt cover design gilt spine titles top edge gilting pictorial end papers sewn in silk bookmark. Published NY: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co. 1910. Folio 9 1/2" x 13" printed on Japan vellum unpaginated Illustrated by Pogany with 20 tipped-in color plates calligraphic text decorative borders plus illustrations in color and line throughout the text. A stunning work. Some scuffing wear along the edges of boards small previous owner bookplate on front pastedown internally near fine pages clean no foxing or markings page block crisp all plates present binding tight. Rare. . Very Good. Hard. 1st. 1910. Thomas Y. Crowell & Co unknown
1910Best.-Nr. 33890London: George G. Harrap and Co 1910. Very good minus. Signed limited first Pogany edition one of only 525 numbered copies printed on Japan vellum and signed by Pogany. Often called Pogany's masterpiece this production owes much to the aesthetics of Morris's Kelmscott Press and Ricketts's Vale Press as well as artists like Gustave Doré and Aubrey Beardsley. Printed on silky high-quality paper each page features decorative borders and interlocking designs in subtle colors. A gorgeous book. 12.5'' x 9''. Original full brown calf gilt-stamped and -lettered. Top edge gilt other edges uncut. Illustrated by Pogany with 20 tipped-in color plates calligraphic text decorative borders plus a profusion of stunning illustrations in color and line throughout text many full-page. Signed by Pogany on limitation page. Joints expertly repaired with some additional careful repair to boards where leather has been scuffed all along edges. George G. Harrap and Co unknown
1910Best.-Nr. 70963New York:: George H. Doran Co. ca. 1910. publisher's green quarter cloth and decorated paper-covered boards in dust jacket. A beautiful very fine copy in a jacket with some tiny chips at edges and a few little abrasions to the spine. Small folio. 20 tipped-in color plates and decorations in black and white and color by Willy Pogany. George H. Doran Co., hardcover
1910Best.-Nr. 70301London:: George Harrap 1910. publisher's green cloth decorated in gold and colors t.e.g. There is some slight wear at the extremities of the spine and corners; cloth bright and attractive. A bump to the lower spine has caused a slight crease to appear in the lower corner of each leaf an area about 1/2 x 3/4" is affected. A lovely production. Folio. 20 tipped-in color plates and decorations in black and white and color by Willy Pogany. George Harrap, hardcover
1910Best.-Nr. 140938515London: George Harrap 1910. First THUS. Very Good. Limited edition of 525 copies hand-numbered 91 in blue signed by illustrator Willy Pogany. Quarto. Original full tan calf decorated in gilt illustrated with 20 beautiful tipped-in color plates top edge gilt. Unpaginated. Very Good with scratch in front cover wear along edges of leather internally near fine bookplate ghost on paste down. All plates present. A wonderful visual exploration of Coleridge's classic poem with intricate ink illustrations and every plate a hazy dream-like wash of color. George Harrap unknown
1910Best.-Nr. 58902New York:: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co. 1910. First edition: No. 138 of 525 copies signed by Willy Pogany. publisher's full pictorial gilt leather t.e.g. in custom later slipcase. Some light rubbing at the extremities of the spine and boards; the contents fine. . Folio. Presented by Willy Pogany throughout including tipped-in color plates. Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., hardcover
1920Best.-Nr. 25924New York:: George H. Doran ca. 1920. Early edition. publisher's full pictorial gilt leather t.e.g. in publisher's plain box with printed paper label on one edge. A few light smudges to the binding; else fresh bright and unworn. The slipcase is rubbed at the joints but intact. Folio. Presented by Willy Pogany throughout including tipped-in color plates. George H. Doran, hardcover
Best.-Nr. D7380BNY: Thomas Y. Crowell Company. First Thus. Cloth. First editin thus folio in green cloth stamped in gilt. The magnificent Willy Pogany produced edition of the Coleridge classic 20 tipped in full page color plates chromolitho title page decorated background of the text pages and line illustrations opposite each page of text. Ornately decorated endpapers. A tight copy cover gilt dulled and with a touch of wear at the tips; foxed at the half-title less so at the title page and occasionally through the text. Thomas Y. Crowell Company hardcover
1926Best.-Nr. 177550London: George G. Harrap & Co. 1926. A handsomely produced publication a reissue of the 1910 deluxe edition with a new elaborate binding featuring intricate onlays and text reproduced in Pogany's manuscript-style lettering. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner was among the artist's most ambitious exercises in total book design drawing consciously on the tradition of medieval illuminated manuscripts. As Richard Dalby observes "Willy Pogány was Dulac's most successful European contemporary during the highest peak of the Golden Age of book illustration. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner was his most ornate and impressive production with hand-scripted text full-page black and white drawings and colour plates tipped-in on grey matte paper. This combination of illustration and calligraphic text by the artist was rarely repeated" p. 87. Quarto. Title page printed in colour 20 tipped-in halftone colour plates in-text illustrations in black white and green all by Willy Pogany. Original grey crushed morocco spine lettered in gilt compartments ruled and elaborately decorated in gilt with ship and dragon motifs front cover lettered and blind-tooled in gilt with blue dots to borders onlay centrepiece of a ship within gilt framing marbled endpapers gilt top edge other edges untrimmed. Ownership inscriptions of "Derek Whitting Law" dated 30 November 1932 and later inscriptions of "Richenda D. Buxton" and "R. D. Blaken" to front free endpaper. Spine toned scratches on rear cover front board slightly bowed. A very good copy. Richard Dalby The Golden Age of Children's Book Illustration 1991. unknown
1910Best.-Nr. 184938London: George Harrap & Co. 1910. The rarest issue of Pogány's masterpiece First Pogány edition signed extra limited issue number 23 of 25 copies signed by the artist. Pogány's illustrated edition of Coleridge's famous long poem is one of the artist's most lavish undertakings and was clearly inspired by the grand medieval tradition of book illustration. This extra limited issue was "for sale in England and America". A further 525 signed copies were issued on paper and there was also a standard trade issue. As noted by Richard Dalby "Willy Pogány was Dulac's most successful European contemporary during the highest peak of the Golden Age of book illustration. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner was his most ornate and impressive production with hand-scripted text full-page black and white drawings and colour plates tipped-in on grey matte paper. This combination of illustration and calligraphic text by the artist was rarely repeated" p. 87. Quarto. With title page 20 tipped-in colour plates other full-page illustrations each page of text within decorative borders all by Pogány. Original vellum by Morrell spine and front cover lettered in gilt and with illustrations in gilt blue green and red illustrated endpapers top edge gilt others untrimmed. Housed in a custom blue morocco entry slipcase. Vellum moderately soiled boards bowed as usual contents bright. A very good copy. Richard Dalby The Golden Age of Children's Book Illustration 1991. hardcover
1910Best.-Nr. 159737New York: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co. 1910. Pogány's masterpiece Signed limited edition numbered 125 of 525 copies signed by the artist. Pogány's illustrated edition of Coleridge's famous long poem is one of the artist's most lavish undertakings and was clearly inspired by the grand medieval tradition of book illustration. The book was co-published by George Harrap in the UK and Thomas Y. Crowell in the US. As noted by Richard Dalby "Willy Pogány was Dulac's most successful European contemporary during the highest peak of the Golden Age of book illustration. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner was his most ornate and impressive production with hand-scripted text full-page black and white drawings and colour plates tipped-in on grey matte paper. This combination of illustration and calligraphic text by the artist was rarely repeated". Quarto. With title page 20 tipped-in colour plates other full page illustrations each page of text within decorative borders all by Willy Pogány. Original brown calf spine and front cover lettered and illustrated in gilt top edge gilt others untrimmed. Some abrasions to covers; a near-fine and bright copy with uncreased plates. Richard Dalby The Golden Age of Children's Book Illustration 1991 p. 87. unknown
1910Best.-Nr. 124237Thomas Crowel 1910-01-01. hardcover. Very Good. 1910 Thomas Crowel Pogany illustrated in gilt decorated boards. Illustrated throughout including end papers color frontis and plates. Tight binding no marks no jacket. Spine faded. Rear board shows blind stamp. oversized and overweight. F33 Please email for photos. Thomas Crowel hardcover
1910Best.-Nr. 19606George H. Doran 1910. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. This old book is clean solid and appears to have never been read. This hardcover book has many illustrations and tipped in color plates by Willy Pogany. The binding is strong with all pages firmly attached. There is a bookplate on the first end paper. The pages are clean with no soiling writing or tears. The book is undated but appears to be circa 1910. The green patterned boards with dark green spine and bright gold text show just a hint of edgewear and some discoloration along the top edge of the back. This old book looks and feels great! We always ship in a sturdy cardboard box! George H. Doran hardcover
1910Best.-Nr. 3285London: George G. Harrap & Company. Very Good with no dust jacket. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. Tan cover with with elaborately gilt decorated spine and cover has light wear to corners and spine caps and modest faint staining onthe front cover but overall in very good condition. Boards and spine are straight. Binding is tight. Beautifullly color illustrated title and half title page. Complete with 20 tipped-in color plates. Pages are very faintly toned but clean and near pristine. . . 1910. George G. Harrap & Company hardcover
1905Best.-Nr. 16846London: Dean 1905. pictorial hard cover. VG. Light shelf wear and edge wear to covers light soiling to page edges end pages a little foxed and browned gift inscription on front endpaper overall very good condition./No Jacket. Illustrated by Willy Pogany. Dean hardcover
1910Best.-Nr. 377807London: ScribnerHutchinson & Co 1910. Hardcover. Near Fine. First edition. Large octavo. 370; 6 ads pp. 27 illustrations including a photogravure frontispiece. Endpapers by Willy Pogany. Blue cloth gilt. Bookplate of Ivor G. Guest and light bookstore stamp both on the front pastedown and modest nicking at the crown very good. ScribnerHutchinson & Co hardcover
Best.-Nr. 52891942-nnew. unknown
Best.-Nr. 52891942like new. unknown
2020Best.-Nr. x-0367660113Routledge 2020. Paperback. New. 458 pages. 9.68x6.85x1.04 inches. Routledge paperback
2015Best.-Nr. __0415702550Routledge 2015. Hardcover. New. 426 pages. 9.75x7.00x1.00 inches. Routledge hardcover
Best.-Nr. 7932London England: George G. Harrap & Co N.D. Illustrated Reprint in handy format. Limp leather with gilt-stamping. Very Good/None. Willy Pogany. 24mo 5 5/8" x 4 1/8" decorative limp brown suede leather with gilt lettering on spine lapped fore-edges and elaborate Art Nouveau title on front cover 8 full-color lovely illustrations by Willy Pogany tipped in plus Art Nouveau curvacious decorations on other pages; gold-colored ribbon page-marker top edges gilt; tan endpapers 94 pages. Note: neither the translator or illustrator's names are given but the translation is the famous one by Edward Fitzgerald and art work match but are much smaller than the beautiful illustrations that Willy Pogany executed for famous Harrap 1909-edition. Nor is a date of publication given but there is a date written with the gift inscription of 1925. "Willy" Pogany 1882 - 1955 was a prolific Hungarian illustrator of children's and other books. Pogany's artistic style is heavily fairy-tale oriented and he used dreamy and warm pastel scenes with watercolors oil paintings and especially pen and ink. Edward Fitzgerald's translation remains the most famous memorable and widely used. A LOVELY VERY GIFTABLE Uncommon edition with evocative illustrations by Willy Pogany. Firm clean copy in a clean limp leather binding with bright gilt and virtually no flaking and little shelf wear. Small tear to the leather at the top of its spine. Paper lightly age-toned. The full-color illustrations by Pogany are unfoxed and most are bright though a couple are beginning to fade. Gift inscription penned on the front flyleaf and name at top of front pastedown. All-in-all: A charming little volume. Stone heart for scale & NFS. George G. Harrap & Co hardcover
1910Best.-Nr. 28069New York and London: Printed in Scotland for Thomas Y. Crowell ND circa 1910. First edition thus the original British sheets with the American issue title-page. Beautifully illustrated with 16 full color tipped-in plates with wonderful decorative borders and incidental illustrations all by Willy Pogany. 8vo publisher’s original deluxe gift binding of soft brown reverse calf the upper cover decorated with an Arabesque design and stylized letters in gilt enclosed in the original box. A fine fresh copy highly uncommon in this condition slight and very small split to the paper at the bottom of the front join of the pastedown to the free-fly. The box with light wear only. VERY HANDSOME ISSUE OF THE POGANY ILLUSTRATED RUBAIYAT. An exquisite volume in a beautiful publisher’s gift binding. Based on Fitzgerald’s translation Pogany has filled each page with decorative Islamic style borders and decorations accompanied by 16 full page tipped-in color plates. A fine example of Pogany’s work a true gem is such condition and in this unusual binding. Printed in Scotland for Thomas Y. Crowell unknown