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The Works of Edmund Spenser
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ref. 64287774Johns Hopkins University Press . Papeback. New. pp. 532 Johns Hopkins University Press unknown
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1825ref. 9006102London: William Pickering; Nattali and Combe; Talboys and Wheeler 1825. Hardcover. Fine Condition. Bound in half brown leather and light green marlbed boards with the covers and spines stamped in gilt. Beautiful floral leaf pattern on the spines. Four raised bands on the spines. Top edges gilt. Marbled endpapers. William Pickering; Nattali and Combe; Talboys and Wheeler hardcover
ref. 10640London: The Folio Society 2011. Limited Facsimile Edition of which 1000 were printed this being No. 600. Illustrated throughout in black and white by Walter Crane. Beautifully bound in cream-colored full Nigerian goatskin blocked with a design based on Walter Crane's original in gilt on cover and spine. Top edge of textblock gilt with white ribbon marker sewn in to each volume. Housed in a textured maroon silk-covered wooden slipcase with a sliding tray as issued. Two small nicks to rear of slipcase along with five small nicks to the bottom. Fine in a Near Fine slipcase. A gorgeous facsimile copy of the edited version by Thomas J. Wise with illustrations by Walter Crane originally issued in 1894-7 in unbound fascicules. Stunning illustrations in an equally stunning binding. The Folio Society unknown
ref. 16726808-20Used - Good. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. unknown
ref. 1419034London: Folio Society 2011. Facsimile Limited Edition #368/1000. Hardcover. Quarto three volumes. In Very Good Condition. Housed in a Very Good minus condition solid wood slipcase covered with maroon crushed silk with staining on rear bottom of back board and light wear throughout. All volumes bound in full white leather with gilt ornamentation and sunken textblocks and lightly cocked spines. Boards have light rubbing wear to edges with volume I having heavier rubbing to top edge of front board. Light bumping to corners and edges of boards with volume III having heavier bumping to front hinge. Textblocks have white silk page ribbons and light shelf wear. All volumes have gilt to top edges. CONTENTS: VOL I: Contains books I and II Ixxxvii 9 527 1 pages;-- VOL II: Contains books III and IV viii 529-1044 pages;-- VOL III: Contains books V and VI viii 1045-1546 8 pages. Includes 88 full page plates and in-text illustrations throughout. Shelved above Case 3. 1419034. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Folio Society hardcover
1900ref. 106952London: The Illustrated London News. 1900. Folio colour illustrated wraps pp. 84 three adverts eight photogravures including frontis plate with tisue guard b&w illus. one-third of page 84 last page trimmed missing. Markings water damage to frontis plate title page and page one and mild damage to upper part of several other pages. Repairs to spine. Good condition. A copiously illustrated account of the Boer War with the front cover by Herbert Gandy. Wraps. The Illustrated London News paperback
1870ref. C219397Edinburgh: William P. Nimmo 1870. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. Large octavo. viii 624pp. Original dark green cloth with gilt spine titles. Covers with some wear and chipping re-cased with repairs to backstrip tears slight wrinkling to endpapers faint marks to frontis and illustrated title page slight creasing to title page otherwise very good. William P. Nimmo, hardcover
ref. 119175London J.M. Dent 1897. . Limited edition of 100 copies printed on handmade paper each one signed by the illustrator underneath the printed colophon at the rear; ' This book is bound and decorated and colour by Cedric Chivers designed by' followed by ink manuscript asterisk since not a large enough space for signature hence below; 3 vols 4to 265 x 210 mm; halftitles titles printed in red and black with woodcut borders 26 woodcut illustrations several doublepage decorative headpieces initials and tailpieces by FairfaxMuckley a few text leaves still uncut age-toning to text blocks more evident to edges some tissue-guards a bit foxed with resultant offsetting generally the odd random mark or spotting but mostly to the blank margins except for a stain to lower edge of illustrated leaves facing pp 576 & 682 in vol. III otherwise very good; original full vellucant vellum by Cedric Chivers of Bath printed colophon to each vol. the upper cover with a hand-painted scene of an Arthurian Knight and a lady possibly the Red Cross Knight and his lady Una both on horse-back galloping within a heart-shaper frond gilt title-panel all within and armourial boarder the spines painted with an Authurian lady holding a lamp aloft. the rear boards painted with a large roundel of a stylised dragon each vol. in a variant colourway top edge gilt others trimmed as published age-toned with minor soiling mostly to rear boards otherwise very good-plus a stunning set. One of 100 copies on handmade paper of this English epic poem first published in 1590 signed by the illustrator. Following a lecture by Cyril Davenport of the British Museum on the 18th century painted vellum bindings of Edwards of Halifax Cedric Chivers created his own 'Vellucent' bindings using established artists such as Jessie M. King Alice Shepherd and H. Granville Fell. In its prime the company experimented and specialised in highly skilled and beautiful bindings; this example being one of them. Chivers was born in Bath to a bookbinding family. After working for his father and various other binders he opened his own business in 1878 in the premises formerly occupied by Robert Rivière in Union Street Bath. He subsequently moved to a double fronted shop at 39 Gay Street and then as the business expanded to a large house at Portway in Combe Park where the company operated until 1990. London, J.M. Dent, 1897. hardcover
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