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1922réf. 14311Henry Baldwin 1922. 3 hardbacks in very good condition. 3 volume set. Hardcover. Very Good. Henry Baldwin Hardcover
1846réf. 4374London: Henry G. Bohn. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1846. Hardcover. New Edition with numerous additions and notes by The Right Hon. John Wilson Croker M.P. to which are added Two Supplementary Volumes of Johnsoniana by Hawkins Piozzi Murphy Tyers Reynolds Malone Nichols Steevens Cumberland and Others. An notes by various hands. Also upwards of Fifty Engraved Illustrations. Volumes are uniformly bound with blue leather spines and corners marbled boards and endpapers spines with elaborate gilt decorations and five raised bands two brown leather spine labels with gilt letteringtop edge gilt the aforementioned illustrations on plates each volume separately paginated 300 pp per volume. Heavy extra for international postage. ; 4-1/2" x 6-3/4"; A well-preserved set. Volumes show light rubbing along edges and at top/bottom of spine Volumes III and IV are a bit worn at spine top with tiny losses. Hinges remain solid. No inscription s. The paper for the plates has toned somewhat. The occasional spots can be found but pages are generally clean. . Henry G. Bohn hardcover
1851réf. 55724London:: Henry G. Bohn 1851. New edition with numerous additions and notes by John Wilson Croker. old half morocco over marbled boards; gilt spines. An attractive set; all volumes tight and sound. 12mo. Illustrated from engravings. To which are added two supplementary volumes of Johnsoniana by Hawkins Piozzi Murphy Tyers Reynolds Malone Nichols Steevens Cumberland and others. Henry G. Bohn, hardcover
1963réf. 42978New York: Heritage Press. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1963. Hardcover. Editions in Near Fine condition with light wear and a few marks in the pages all in individual slipcases; Three volume set all slipcased. 'Marginal comments and markings from two copies annotated by Hester Lynch Thrale Piozzi. Prepared for publication with an Introduction by Edward G. Fletcher; Vol. 1/3/2026; 8vo; 1425 pages . Heritage Press hardcover
2007réf. SONG0548148112Kessinger Publishing 2007-07-25. hardcover. Used: Good. 6.00x1.44x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Kessinger Publishing hardcover
1909réf. 005279New York: Sturgis & Walton Company 1909. FIRST EDITION first printing. 2 Volumes complete. Large thick books. Original full cream colored cloth with blue paper over the cover giving an old-time half cloth appearance. Moderate wear with the binding shaken no previous owner's names not exlibrary 306 illustrations with 6 photogravure plates. 1172pp continuous pagination between the two volumes. Overall in GOOD condition. . First Edition. Full Cloth. Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hardcover. Sturgis & Walton Company Hardcover
1867réf. mon0000023519London: George Routledge and Son 1867. 1 volume octavo illustrated by Julian Portch. Bound in 1/2 green moroccoribbed gilt decorated spine marbled edges. London: George Routledge and Son unknown
1846réf. 035522London: Henry G. Bohn 1846. 10 volume set bound in red half leather and cloth boards a little rubbed in places one volume with a small hole to the leather printed and engraved titles and plates some occasional spotting or light staining an attractive set. Hard Cover. Very Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Henry G. Bohn Hardcover
réf. elala2628London: Printed For T.Cadell And W.Davies 1816. Eighth Edition a reprint of the sixth edition of 1811 containing Malones last revisions with new superior frontispiece portrait. NCBEL II 1214. Pottle 88. cfGrolier One Hundred Books Famous In English Literature 65. 4 Volumes. 8vo. pp. 1 p.l. xxxvii 1 481; 1 p.l. 496; 1 p.l. 483; 1 p.l. 530. engraved frontis. portrait & 2 folding facsimiles. contemporary diced calf extremities worn spine ends chipped spine labels wanting light foxing to plates London: Printed For T.Cadell And W.Davies, 1816 unknown
réf. elala2629London: John Murray 1831. First Edition Edited by John Wilson Croker. The publication of this remarkable edition opens an entirely new era in the history of Boswells book The new materials which Croker collected far exceed in bulk and intrinsic importance the contributions to the exegesis of Boswell made by any other editor. In the first place he unearthed and printed for the first time about one hundred new letters of Johnson; a larger number than had previously been published by any other one except Mrs. Piozzi and Boswell or than has been published by any one since not excepting Dr. Hill . Pottle NCBEL II 1214. Pottle 91. cfGrolier One Hundred Books Famous In English Literature 65. 5 Volumes. 8vo. folding engraved map 1 folding plate 5 frontis. portraits. contemporary calf rebacked with spines mounted bindings somewhat worn but solid corners knocked several labels chipped offsetting on titles London: John Murray, 1831 unknown
1865réf. 010622PHILADELPHIA PA.: J.B. LIPPINCOTT. marbled endpapers volume 1 & vol. 3 have spine label missing hinges weak some leather spine loss. . GOOD ONLY. Hardcover. First Edition. 1865. J.B. LIPPINCOTT hardcover
1824réf. 000689London: J.F. Dove Printed for R. Baynes; J. Bain; W. Crawford Etc. 1824. Full Calf. Very Good Plus. 8vo. 4 volumes. Engraved portrait frontispiece in Volume 1; folding facsimile plate in Volume 2. Period diced full calf modern calf rebacking morocco spine labels. Some light wear to board edges; very good handsomely rebacked. J.F. Dove, Printed for R. Baynes; J. Bain; W. Crawford, Etc. unknown
1835réf. 29099London: John Murray. Very Good. 1835. 1/4 Cloth. A rather attractive complete set of Croker's Second edition Pottle 92. All volumes in Very Good or better condition except volume five showing beginning separation of spine internally fine though. Bound in attractive red morocco all edges gilt. Raised bands gilt lettering and decoration on the spines. First volume showing bookplate from the libary of Oscar Benjamin Cintas prominent sugar and railroad magnate and book collector who served as Cuba's ambassador to the United States from 1932 until 1934; Often praised as the greatest biography written in English Boswell's famous work covers Samuel Johnson 1709 -1784 English poet essayist moralist literary critic biographer editor and lexicographer; Small 8vo . John Murray hardcover
1855réf. 503463New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers 1855. Book. Good Book Condition. Full Leather. 8vo. A decent copy of this deluxe edition having all edges marbled marbled feps and pastedowns gilt dentelles five panels along spine with two title-labels. Split joints hinges holding. Dentelles rubbed. Some rubbing and one short horizontal tear to spine. First blank missing. Some mild spotting to fronticepiece and tissue-guard. Some minor soiling to title-page. And title-page clipped at one corner. Overall text clean and legible. Binding solid. As is. Montreal Books rating system: 1. Fine 2. Near Fine 3. Very Good 4. Good 5. Fair . Harper & Brothers, Publishers Hardcover
1900réf. 8612London. Macmillan and Co. 1900 Bound in 3/4 gilt ruled morocco and marbled boards. Gilt ruled spine compartments with gilt tooled motifs. Gilt titles. Marbled endsheets. Thick 8vo. 5.75" x9.25". Some very light rubbing to spines. A Near Fine elegant set. Macmillan and Co. hardcover
1831réf. 8638London. John Murray. 1831. Very handsomely bound by Riviere and Sons in 3/4 gilt ruled crushed morocco and linen covered boards. Gilt ruled spine compartments with elaborate gilt tooled motifs. Gilt tooled raised bands. Marbled endsheets. t.e.g. 8vo. 5.5" x 8.5". A New Edition with numerous additions and notes by John Wilson Croaker. Illustrated with an engraved Frontis to each volume. This is the last Library Edition of Croaker's Boswell. Spines evenly attractively sunned. A Very Fine pristine set in a stupendous binding. John Murray. hardcover
1906réf. 114437London: MacMillan and Co. 1906. Hardcover. very good. reprinted. xv533;470;522pp. School presention copy with inscription on front free endpaper in ink of volume one. Octavo. No illustrations. Original red cloth with gilt lettering on spine. All edges uncut. Front hinge cracked on volume 3. Spines slightly faded. Foxing to endpapers. Small spot to top end of spine of volume 3. Post card of Fleet Street London laid in loosely. very good 1906 MacMillan and Co. hardcover
1896réf. ST11462a-194Westminster: Archibald Constable and Co 1896. 178 x 114 mm. 7 x 4 1/2". Bound with the half titles. Six volumes. Edited by Augustine Birrell. Simple but pleasing contemporary tan crushed morocco over vertically ribbed green buckram spines flat with gilt lettering olive green chalky endpapers top edges gilt other edges rough trimmed. With engraved frontispiece in each volume. ◆A touch of rubbing to the joints and extremities spines just very slightly sunned but an extremely appealing little set the bindings with negligible wear the cloth boards like new and the text entirely fresh and clean. Generally considered to be the greatest biography in any language this account of Dr. Johnson reveals the most fully realized figure in literature and it prefigures modern biography in emphasizing the character of the subject rather than his deeds. It is also a tribute to Boswell's genius in that the bulk of the text is made up of accounts by the author of situations that he himself created so that his subject would be prompted to behave in a revealing and memorable way. Boswell "was a consummate impresario stage-managing the setting and 'dramatis personae' amidst which Johnson would glitter and then providing topics and opinions to elicit the magnificent rejoinders of Johnson." The result is that we see an unforgettable portrait of a man brilliant and profound and at the same time dogmatic overbearing prejudiced and irascible. Day This edition of the famous biography was edited by Augustine Birrell 1850-1933 lawyer Liberal politician and chief secretary for Ireland during the difficult years 1907-16. Birrell was also a respected man of letters and bibliophile amassing a library of more than 10000 volumes. DNB calls his essay on Johnson "witty and elegant.". Archibald Constable and Co unknown
1859réf. 32046London: Routledge Warnes & Routledge 1859. New ed. . Original Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. 4 volume set. Nice example of Victorian cloth with blind decorated boards & gilt decorated spine. Heads and tails of spines a little bumped; book plates on feps; some pencilled annotations on rear free endpapers; two small ink marks on fore-edge of volume 4; 291 298 298 300p illus. Routledge, Warnes & Routledge hardcover
1901réf. A115184London: J. M. Dent 1901. 1st ed. thus. Fine. octavo. 3/4 leather xl 458 viii 464 viii 466pp. frontis. b/w pls. index Beautifully bound set. Red leather over red boards. Some rubbing to leather o/w lovely bright tight almost unopened set J. M. Dent hardcover
1822réf. 29787London: T. Cadell F.C. & J. Rivington et al. 1822. First Chambers edition; 4 volumes 8vo pp. 2 xxxv 1 444; 2 462; 2 446; 2 495; engraved frontispiece portrait after Reynolds folding engraved facsimile of Johnson's handwriting folding engraved Round Robin plate; later quarter polished black calf over marbled boards by R. Carswell Belfast with his ticket on front pastedown; red morocco labels on gilt-paneled spines; minor rubbing and cracking; generally very good sound set. "This edition was edited by Boswell's friend Alexander Chambers. In his Advertisement Chalmers says that at Malone's request he contributed a few notes and corrections to the sixth edition 'and has now added many more as well as some additional particulars.' . His additional notes to this edition are not extensive but are solid and useful" Pottle. Pottle 89. T. Cadell, F.C. & J. Rivington [et al.] unknown
1807réf. 20232Boston: W. Andrews and L. Blake 1807. First American edition taken from the fifth Malone edition published in London earlier the same year 8vo 3 volumes frontispiece portrait folding "Round Robin" plate folding facsimile of Johnson's handwriting; corner of 9/3 torn with minor loss to a few letters; mild and occasionally moderate foxing throughout else good and sound in recent 1/2 tan calf over blue linen sides. Pottle 85. W. Andrews and L. Blake unknown
1799réf. 23381London: printed by H. Baldwin and Son for Charles Dilly 1799. First Malone edition 4 volumes 8vo pp. xxxi 1 452; 2 490; 2 475; 2 514; engraved frontispiece portrait by Baker after Reynolds folding engraved facsimile of Johnson's handwriting folding engraved Round Robin plate; labels gone on all but the last volume but generally a very good sound copy in contemporary full calf. The second edition was something of a botched effort by Boswell and the result was a book "painfully at variance with his own standards of ordered arrangement" although much new important material was added. It was left to Malone to "shake together" Boswell's second and the third "is now generally regarded as the definitive edition" Pottle. Pottle 82. printed by H. Baldwin and Son for Charles Dilly unknown
1835réf. 23141London: John Murray 1835. 8vo 10 volumes engraved frontispiece and title-p. in each volume all by Stanfield after Finden original blindstamped brown cloth gilt lettering direct and within blindstamped labels; vol. 1 2 and 10 neatly rebacked; the binding was a dainty one from the start and needs care in handling but the overall appearance is generally very good. This set with the 1835 ownership signature of Charles Kelsall who has penned 14 lines of commentary in vol. 1 and 69 lines in vol. 2 on endpapers and flyleaf all in praise of the good Dr. Johnson. Croker's second edition which was anonymously edited by John Wright. The original Croker edition 1831 in 5 vols. 8vo still stands as a monument of Johnsonian scholarship; but it was badly edited much and famously condemned by Macaulay. Seeing the problem Murray hastily engaged Wright to do a make-over and republished it in 1835. These 1835 plates were later stereotyped and many editions followed those after 1853 under the Bohn imprint to whom Murray had sold the plates. "No matter what the title-pages may say all Crokers in ten volumes small octavo often described as duodecimo are so far as the text is concerned one and the same thing. The number of illustrations varies" Pottle. Pottle 92. John Murray unknown
1811réf. 25406London: T. Cadell and W. Davies 1811. Last Malone edition 4 volumes 8vo pp. 4 xxxvii 1 464; 2 496; 2 482; 2 530; engraved frontispiece portrait by Baker after Reynolds folding engraved facsimile of Johnson's handwriting folding engraved Round Robin plate; contemporary full mottled calf gilt-decorated spines black morocco labels; front joint on vol. 1 cracked but generally a very good set. "This edition was the one most frequently reprinted in the 19th century and is often spoken of as 'the best of the pre-Crokerian editions'. The more general critical tendency now however seems to be to return to the text of the third as being more nearly that which the author himself approved" Pottle. Pottle 86. T. Cadell and W. Davies unknown