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1845réf. 625247London: Henry G. Bohn 1845. Gilt decorated boards with gilt edged page block no dust jacket in very good condition for its age. Spine sides ends and corners are bumped and rubbed. Age related light marks within. Gift inscription on FEP with names penned to REP. Hinge breaks noted however binding remains sound and pages are otherwise clear. LW. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Used. Henry G. Bohn Hardcover
1832réf. 059688London: John Murray1832 1833 1832. First Edition Thus . Hardcover. Very Good. Five Of At Least 17 Volumes Half Brown Morocco Five Bands Gilt In All Compartments Top Edges Gilt Marbled Boards And Endpapers In Green Gold And White. Lightly Used Small Frays At Tips No Names Or Marks. John Murray1832 1833 hardcover
1892réf. 058407New York: John McKay 1892. First Edition Thus . Green Cloth. Very Good. 8 5/8" Tall. Portrait Plate. 438 Pp Green Cloth Binding C Per Bal With Gilt Lettering "Leaves Of Grass / Complete 1892 / Walt Whitman" On Spine The Author's Name On The Spine Being A Facsimile Signature. Top Edge Gilt Fore Edge And Bottom Edge Deckled Inserted Portrait At Page 29 No Caption With Tissue Guard With Date 1891-'92 On Title Page Facsimile Signature On Title Page. Title Page And Last Page Of Contents Are Not Cancels. No Date Or Reference Later Than 1891 Anywhere Within Book Except On Title Page. Publisher's Address 23 South Ninth Street. The So-Called "Deathbed Edition" 1892 But Completed Before Whitman's Final Illness. Second Printing Per Bal Incorporating Changes In Earlier Editions With Some Additional Very Minor Changes And A Complete Non-Chronological Re-Ordering Of The Material In Accordance With Whitman's Wishes. Well Preserved No Fading Or Stains Or Marks Spine Gilt All Present And Bright But Not Brilliant; Small Areas Of Fraying On Top And Bottom Edges Of Spine And At Lower Front Tip. Small Illustration Pasted On Verso Of Portrait Plate With Traces Of Removal Of 4 Illustrations Which Were Also Glued On. Front Free Endpaper With Small Loss Of Paper Front Hinge Broken At Gutter Edge Ownership Signature Of Rufus W. Hayes Later Ownership Signature Of Artist W. R. A. Hays Of Waverly Ohio. John McKay hardcover
1898réf. 0582741898. Original Manuscript . No Binding. Very Good. Two Page Autograph Manuscript Poem Written In A Fine Cursive Hand Dated Christmas 1898 At End And Appears To Be Written At That Time. May Have Been Written By Writer/Editor Edmund Mitchell As It Was With His Journal Etc. unknown
1854réf. 054939London: John Murray 1854. First Edition Thus . Hardcover. Very Good . Frontispiece; Illustrated Preliminary Title Page. Volume Viii Only One Volume. 360 Pp. Full Blue Polished Morocco 5 Bands Red Morocco Spine Label Gilt In All Compartments Gilt Border Devices And Central Stylized Urn On Both Covers Gilt Edges Of Boards Gilt Turns Marbled Endpapers All Edges Gilt. No Names Or Marks. Rubbing Ar Corners With Small Frays Hinges Tight Pages Immaculate; Covers Need Some Refurbishing And Recoloring At Corners And Spine Edges. John Murray hardcover
1895réf. 054940Buffalo: The Peter Paul Book Company 1895. First Edition . Yellow Cloth. Very Good. 132 Pp. Scarce Volume Of Verse- First Printing 1895 Of His First Book Preceded By A Musical Score Published In 1888. 1895 Date On Title Page. Yellow Cloth Stamped In Gilt And Green. Noted As A Book Of The Week By The Nation 12/19/95. Lloyd Originally From Westfield Nj At One Time A Leader Of The Comradeship Of Free Socialists Was A Practicing Anarchist. Lloyd Was Editor Of The Free Comrade Wrote For Benjamin Tucker's "Liberty" Was Known As The "Drugless Physician" Joined Leroy Hill On His Property Known Informally As "Freedom Hill" In The San Fernando Valley Los Angeles In 1922. He Was No Longer An Anarchist Joined A Religion And Kept Publishing Books Until 1940. This Copy Is Internally Very Clean Gilt On Cover Is Quite Fresh But The Spine Is Darkened And The Covers Are Dusty And There Is Light Soiling From Use. The Peter Paul Book Company hardcover
1899réf. 045458New York: Cosmopolitan 1899. First Edition . Single Issue. Good. Complete Issue With Poem By Stetson Illustrations By Denslow Article "America's Cup" Etc. Wear Dust Small Areas Dampstaining To Front Cover Along Some Edges Pages Partially Dis-Bound As Binding Cords Have Partly Disintegrated But Entire Issue Intact. Cosmopolitan unknown
1900réf. 494254New York: Lines 1900. Paperback no spine pages are stapled together on the sides in good condition. No publication date stated; it was not published in 1900. Lightly marked tanned and worn cover; number '5' written in crayon on the front upper edge. A few marks on the inside front cover. Foxing on the page block and some page edges. All text is clear. CM. Paperback. Good. Used. Lines Paperback
1808réf. 040817London: J. Hatchard 1808. 2nd Edition . Quarter Leather Over Boards. Near Fine. 8vo - 8 1/4" Tall. Xxvii32582Pp. . Modern Three Quarter Morocco Marbled Boards Morocco Tips All Edges Colored Red Modern Endpapers. Spine Bright And Clean Boards Worn At Edges Hinges Tight Pages Square And Clean Except For Slight Foxing. J. Hatchard hardcover
1885réf. 030626London / Edinburgh: Gall & Ingalls Circa 1885 1885. Hardcover. Near Fine. Engravings Throughout. Xvi 624 Pp. No Date But Presentation Inscription On Preliminary Blank Is Dated May 1885. Finely Embossed Beveled Covers Covered In Green Cloth Deeply Inlaid Center Illustration A White Angel On Gilt Background And Border With Crimson Sky All In Morocco; Covers With Gilt Lettering High Surfaces Painted Red On Gilt Backgrounds; Elaborately Stamped In Black On Spine And Front Cover And Blindstamped On Rear Cover All Edges Gilt Original Brown Endpapers. Steel Engraved Plates Every Page With Steel Engraved Illustrations Completely Surrounding The Text. Remarkably Well Preserved Gilt Still Brilliant Slight Wear Front Hinge Lightly Cracked But Binding Very Tight And Solid No Repairs Or Re-Coloring No Names Or Marks. Gall & Ingalls Circa 1885 hardcover
1824réf. 029666London: G. William Pickering 1824. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine. Engraved Headpieces And Tailpieces. 4 61 1 46 93 Pages 2 Pp Catalog At End : Illustrations Headpieces And Tailpieces ; 3 1/2" X 2". Original Red Cloth Paper Title Label Printed In Black. Frontispiece Lacking But No Trace Of Its Removal. Original Red Cloth Has Trace Of Wear At Top Front Spine Corner Otherwise Near New. Spine Label Complete Undamaged Unworn Slight Aging. Hinges Tight. Ownership Signature Of A Rhodes Scholar Dated 1962. G. [William] Pickering hardcover
1831réf. 028051Philadelphia: Thomas Wardle 1831. First American Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 807 Pp. Full Sheep 4 Bands Large Black Morocco Spine Label With Short Title Dark Marbled Endpapers And Edges And Edges Of Boards With Gilt Designs. Tissue Guard Before Title Page No Sign Of Loss Of Frontispiece. Quite Worn But Binding Intact No Fraying Or Tears Hinges Solid And Uncracked No Names Or Marks. Rubbing To Surface Of Covers . Personal Bookplate On Front Free Endpaper. Thomas Wardle hardcover
1881réf. 027700London: Longman's Green And Co. 1881. Sixth Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine. Xvi 455. Reprinted From The Third Edition Which Conington Explains In A Preface Was Completely Revised From Earlier Editions. This Is A Summerfield School Presentation Binding In Full Vellum Two Morocco Spine Labels Gilt Decorations Rules And Devices On Spine And Covers Marbled Endpapers All Edges Gilt. School Monogram I Gilt On Cover And Former Owner's Signature At The School Dated 1890 At The School Is On The Verso Of The Second Blank Front Endpaper. Pages Browning At Edges Otherwise Clean And Unmarked Slight Wear And Dust To Vellum Without Chips Or Tears. Longman's, Green, And Co. hardcover
1810réf. 027097London: T Cadell and W Davies 1810. First Edition . Quarter Morocco Over Boards. Fine. 7 3/4" Tall. Engraved Title Page. Xvi 230. Volume I Only Of Two; Book Is 7 3/4" 19.6 Cm Tall Text Block 7 1/2" 19.3 Cm Tall. Morocco Spine And Corners 5 Bands Gilt Title/Author/Volume Number On Spine Gilt Rules At Edges Of Bands And Around Edges Of Marbled Paper On Front And Rear Covers; Matching Marbled Endpapers; Top Edge Gilt. Printed By J. Mccreery London. Fine; Large Armorial Bookplate Of Book Collector Jacob Cowan Of Rosshall Founder Of Rosshall Ross Hall Park And Gardens No Other Names Or Marks. Both Volumes Fine No Wear Or Damage. T Cadell and W Davies hardcover
1817réf. 025442London: John Murray 1817. 1st Edition . Original Quarter Calf. Good. 9 3/8" Tall. I Viii 214. With Preliminary And Final Blanks In Original Blue Boards Spine Mostly Perished But With Most Of Original Paper Spine Label Intact. Uncut Deckled Edges Note Height Of Book Is 9 3/8". Boards Worn Frayed Through Along Most Of Edges. Edges Of Pages Dusty Contents Immaculate And Fine. John Murray unknown
1899réf. 021055New York: E. P. Dutton 1899. First Edition First Printing . Light Blue Cloth. Very Good. 12 1/2" x 9 1/2. 60 Pp. Finely Printed On Very Thick And Heavy Glossy Paper Each Page Printed On One Side Only With Poem Surrounded By Mono-Color Illustrations In Various Colors. Light Wear At Corners No Fraying Or Tears Or Marks Silver Lettering And Design On Cover Still Bright; Light Pencil Inscription On Front Endpaper Dated 1899. Small Areas Of Light Soiling To Covers; 1/8" Deep Strip Of Light Dampstaining Along Center Of Foredge Of Pages Just Along Edge. E. P. Dutton hardcover
1821réf. 025233London: Longman Hurst Rees Orme and Brown 1821. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 11 3/8" Tall. First Edition Complete. Xxvii Contents Page 79 Pp. Uncut In Original Boards Half Title Present With Printer's Name On Verso Lacking The Three Leaves Of Advertisements At Front With Additional Half-Title Without The First Half-Title's Printer's Mark On Verso Bound Between The Contents Page And The Text. Original Endpapers And Boards Scarce Thus Original Spine Perished And Then Bound With A Three Inch Wide Strip Of Maroon Leather The Length Of The Spine. Boards Very Worn Dampstained Corners Rounded Small Losses At Edges Boards And Endpapers Somewhat Lightly Soiled.Font Hinge Cracked But Inteact. Pages Clean. No Names Or Marks Or Bookplates. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown hardcover
1866réf. 024449Leipzig: Bernard Tauchnitz 1866. Reprint . Vellum / Gilt. Very Good. 6 3/8" Tall. 521 Pp. Deluxe Publisher's Vellum Binding Gilt Lettering And Bands On Spine Gilt And Red Rules On Covers With Small Gilt Devices At Corners. Edges Of Page Block With Publisher's Deep Red Stain. Marbled Endpapers. No Names Or Marks. Light Wear Dust And Soiling. Bernard Tauchnitz hardcover
1882réf. 005698Nashville: Southern Methodist Publishing House 1882. First Edition . Red Cloth. Fair. 5 7/8" Tall. 119 Pp. Red Cloth Gilt Cover Lettering And Black Spine Lettering.1882 Date On Title Page And Copyright Page. A Poem Of Enduring Love In The Setting Of The Civil War. Brickell Married In 1886 At The Age Of 27 But We Cannot Locate Any Further Information About This Young Poet Of The Rebellion. A Scarce Book; Worldcat Has No Entry At Alll For This Originnal Edition Just The E-Books And Reprints. This Copy Complete But A Tattered Copy With Badly Worn And Torn Spine Broken Hinges Loose Pages. Pages Are All Present. Southern Methodist Publishing House hardcover
1817réf. 025441London: John Murray 1817. First Edition Thus . Original Quarter Calf. Very Good. 8 3/8 " Tall. I 210; I Viii 214. Quarter Calf 6 Compartments Black Morocco Title Label. First Combined And Complete Edition With Fifth Edition Of The First Part Third Edition Of The Second Part Including The Appendix At The End Of The Second Part First Printed Here In This Third Edition Of Part Ii. Original Quarter Morocco Over Marbled Boards With Preliminary And Final Blanks No Ads No Pages Between The Two Parts Except The Title Page For Part Ii. Wear To Edges Joints And Hinges Solid Joints Beginning To Crack At Edges Fraying To Tips. Ancient Ownership Name Of George Wood No Other Names Or Marks. This Edition With The First Printing Of The Appendix Is Quite Scarce. John Murray unknown
1885réf. 024848London: Longman's Green & Co 1885. First Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine. 6 1/2" Tall. 101 Pp. With Two Preliminary Blanks Adverts. Page Half-Title Three Final Blanks. Attractively Bound In Well Preserved 3/4 Dark Morocco Five Bands Gilt Title And Author Over Beautifully Marbled Paper Boards Matching Hand Marbled Endpapers. Top Edge Gilt Deckled Edges. First Printing First Issue One Of 1000 Copies With No Mention Of "Two Series" In List Of Books By Stevenson. No Names Or Marks Or Stains Or Other Damage Pages Clean And Just A Little Aged With One Very Small Foxing Spot. Gift Quality. Ex Collection Of Dorothy Gish But Not Marked As Such. Longman's Green & Co hardcover
1813réf. 186249Osaka: Kajima Chubee; Katsuta Zensuke & Noda Jihee Kyoto 1813. Poetry networks spanning the islands of Japan First edition of this illustrated directory introducing over 600 early modern poets with their names pseudonyms and addresses and examples of their verse. It was published at a time of great expansion for the art form and remains a valuable source of information on both major and minor literary figures of its time. Shime Chosai 1757-1824 was a haikai poet and warehouse owner based in Osaka. He is best known for his large circle of artistic friends and acquaintances with whom he regularly corresponded in person and by letter. When it came to compiling this directory Chosai's social circle allowed him to include not just those living in the social capitals of Edo Kyoto and Osaka but also those in places like Nagano Tokushima and Himeji. Many would likely have been forgotten if he had not recorded them in this work. The poets profiled in these volumes include Kokan Shoroku d.1813 a close friend of the famous poet Kobayashi Issa; Futoda Banri who could trace his poetic lineage to Basho's disciple Sugiyama Sanpu; and a number of women. Some are only represented by their portrait and their poem such as the otherwise unidentified young woman Rieko vol. 5 f. 45r while others are complete with full records. For example Shujo vol. 1 f. 26v is listed as living in Omi province near Kyoto with the real name Mimatsu and being a particularly talented waka poet. As noted by Ito Yoshitaka in Japanese: "Banka jinmeiroku was published in a transitional phase between the 'revival' of haikai poetry in the Kansei period late 1790s and the 'standardization' of the art in the Tenpo period 1830s. During this period haikai poets began to communicate with each other widely by letter. Banka jinmeiroku reflects the popularity and demand for this interconnectivity" p. 17. 5 vols quarto. Woodblock illustrations throughout one with highlights in red as issued; text in Japanese. Original cream paper wrappers renewed green thread fukuro-toji binding spine ends capped in blue cloth printed paper labels wrappers decorated with foliate pattern in silver. Ownership stamp of in each vol. Wrappers creased and marked in places title labels slightly rubbed contents bright with occasional ink marks in margins: a very good copy. Ito Yoshitaka "'Banka jinmeiroku' kanko zengo: Tezen Arihide ate haijin shokan" Rissho Daigaku jinbun kagaku kenkyujo nenpo vol. 57 2020. hardcover
1872réf. cfe10045BOSTON: OSGOOD JAMES R. 1872. First Edition . Decorative Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Extraordinary copy of Browning poetry in the first American edition 1872 "From Advance Sheets". This little treasure of poetry is 135 years young with spectacular gold gilt lettering to front and spine over Burgundy cloth. Book is in fantastic condition with some bumping to corners and just a beginning spine darkening. Rear board has blind stamp with "Browning" name in insignia. Interior has chocolate brown pastedowns and verso with absolutely no flaws- no pencil marks- no foxing- etc.Spine is nice and tight with no lean. 280 pp. An extra special copy for the Browning enthusiast. From the auctioned collection of M.B. Goldstone-along with penciled signature-who along with his brother Homer--were Steinbeck bibliographers. OSGOOD, JAMES R. hardcover
1898réf. 84464New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1898. First Edition. Octavo 19.5cm; pictorial paper-covered boards; top edge gilt; fore- and lower-edge untrimmed; xiv1262pp; black and white frontispiece illustration with illustrations throughout. Spine-tanned with shelf-soil upper rear corner bumped and trace internal foxing; Very Good. Collection of verse and fables includes "The Lovesick Scarecrow" "Japanesque" and "A Christmas Legend". 84464. Charles Scribner's Sons unknown
1880réf. 43801Milano: Stablimento Musicale F. Lucca proprietà dell'Editore s.a. ca. 1880-1900.- Portada 18 p. del libreto 393 p. de las partituras musicales en plancha grabada; Folio mayor 30 x 215 cm; Enc. en Media Piel chagrén época lomo dorado y plancha dorada con el título en la tapa anterior. La encuadernación con algunas pequeñas rozaduras que han sido restauradas quedando muy bien. La tapa posterior con la tela algo rizada a causa de la humedad. Interior perfecto. La ópera de Goldmark Die Königin von Saba "La reina de Saba" op. 27 fue representada durante su vida y durante algunos años después. Presentada por primera vez en Viena el 10 de marzo de 1875 la obra resultó ser tan popular que permaneció en el repertorio de la Staatsoper de Viena continuamente hasta el año 1938. RARO. MÚSICA DANZA INSTRUMENTOS MUSICALES Y DISCOGRAFÃA Libro in italiano Stablimento Musicale, F. Lucca (proprietà dell'Editore) hardcover
