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1961réf. 3414514Celle, Pohl, 1961. 247 S. Mit Porträts und Abbildungen. OLwd.
1947réf. 3125908Hamburg, Gesetz und Recht, 1947. 261 S. OKart.
1979réf. 216795New York: Atheneum 1979. First edition and first printing. Softcover. 137 pages. Simultaneous paperback issue of this Pulitzer Prize winning collection of poems. A very good copy in wrappers with some minor wear. Atheneum unknown books
1936réf. 861791936. First edition. First edition. Holmes Justice Oliver Wendell Jr. 1841-1935. Shriver Harry C. Editor. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes: His Book Notices and Uncollected Letters and Papers. Introduction by Harlen Fiske Stone. New York: Central Book Co. 1936. First edition. xiii 280 pp. Original gold cloth gilt title to front board and spine. Light shelfwear fading and soiling. Interior clean. A very good copy. $15. This collection was published just one year after Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. passed away capturing many of his shorter more personal writings that had never been compiled in book form. It features an introduction by Harlan Fiske Stone 1872-1946 who was then an Associate Justice and later Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. unknown books
2014réf. 851672014. Germany. Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection. The Rosenburg Fourth Symposium: Examining the Judiciary's Nazi Past - Perpetrators Victims Justice. Presentations Made on 21 October 2014 in the Library Foyer of the Federal Court of Justice Karlsruhe. Berlin: Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection Division for Public Relations 2014. 100 pp. Softbound color printed. Light shelfwear near fine. $45. "The Rosenburg Symposium on 'Examining the Judiciary's Nazi Past - Perpetrators Victims Justice' held on 21 October 2014 at the Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe has impressively accompanied the work of reappraising the Nazi past of the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection. The Independent Academic Commission at the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection Regarding the Critical Study of the National Socialist Past successfully recruited a number of outstanding personalities who from different perspectives have illuminated how the judiciary handled its own Nazi past during the development of the Federal Republic of Germany" Preface. unknown books
1979réf. 213515New York: Atheneum 1979. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. 137 pages. Pulitzer Prize winning collection of poems. A near fine copy in cloth boards with some slight sunning to the edges and in a near fine dust jacket with a small tear to the top of the front panel and some very slight sunning to the spine. Signed and warmly inscribed by Justice to fellow poet Michael Harper. A very nice association copy. Atheneum unknown books
réf. 83547Washington DC: US GPO 1947. 3 volumes. Softbound. Washington DC: US GPO 1947. 3 volumes. Softbound. U.S. Department of Justice. Investigation of Government Patent Practices and Policies. Report and Recommendations of the Attorney General to the President. Volumes I-III. Washington D.C.: United States Government Printing Office 1947. Vol I.: vii 146 pp; Vol. II: v 508 pp; Vol. III: v 328 pp. Vol I brown printed wraps. Vols II and III blue printed wraps. Light shelfwear. Vol II spine lightly soiled. Vol III wraps lightly soiled around edges. Internally clean. A very good set. $100. Contents: Vol. 1. Final Report Proper; Vol. 2. Monographs on Governmental Departments and Agencies; Vol. 3. Monographs on Nongovernmental Organizations Foreign Countries Legal and Historical Studies and Bibliography. unknown books
réf. 710164to. 3-pages a manuscript poem of 88 long lines signed at the end "Cambridge May 11th 1831 / Joseph Story" not in Story's hand but a contemporary fair copy. A poignant lament on the death of Story's 9-year old daughter Louisa 1821-1831 one of a number of early deaths for Story's loved ones; his first wife died shortly after their 1805 marriage two months after the death of his father and five of his seven children did not make it to adulthood. This poem is printed in full in The Life and Letters of Joseph Story Boston 1851; pp. 57-59 edited by his son William Wetmore Story. Old folds several small breaks. Very good. unknown books
1900réf. 826521900. Justitia. Justitia. A Curious Image of Lady Justice Lady Justice. Ed. L. Huntley & Co. The Rock Bottom Clothing Price List Published by Ed. L. Huntley & Co. Manufacturers Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in Clothing for Men Youths Boys and Children. Chicago: Ed. L. Huntley & Co. c.1890. 32 pp. Octavo 7-3/4" x 5"; 19.68 x 12.7 cm. Stapled pamphlet in color pictorial wrappers. Light rubbing to edges spine abraded and split at ends light toning to interior. $250. Huntley & Co. was a wholesale clothing company in Chicago. As described in this catalogue it offered "rock bottom" prices by selling directly to retailers on cash-only terms which enabled the company to save expenses associated with showrooms salesmen a large office staff and credit payments. This model is represented on the catalogue's cover by a re-purposed image of Lady Justice. Her sword is captioned "Cutting Down Expenses." Sitting on the heavy side of the scale captioned "Cash" is a prosperous man in a frock coat and top hat sitting on a pile of money bags. Sitting on the light side captioned "Time" i.e. credit is a weary looking Father Time and a New Year's Baby. This side of the scale is further lighted by a cluster of balloons attached to it which are marked "Bad Debts" "Long Time Long Prices" "Attorney's and Collector's Fees" "Drummer's i.e. salesmen's Expenses" and "Big Rents-Big Office Expenses. unknown books
1946réf. 84024Ottawa: Edmond Cloutier Printer to The King's Most Excellent Majesty 1946. First Canadian Edition. Octavo. 25.5cm. Institutional heavy black cloth with red leather title label original blue paper wraps bound in. 733pp. Strong and solid with some isolated very light wear and soiling; internally clean with some light wear to the extremities of the original wraps. A very good handsome copy. An exhaustive legal report on the Gouzenko investigation itself the surrounding context and histories and a detailed assessment of the consequences of other such acts of espionage going unchecked. Igor Gouzenko a cypher clerk for the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa defected two days after the end of WW2 to Canada with a sheaf of documents detailing the USSR's espionage network in the West. Gouzenko's revealing of Russia's nuclear espionage agenda in particular is credited as being the catalyst for the disasterous global intelligence chess game that became known as The Cold War. Edmond Cloutier, Printer to The King's Most Excellent Majesty unknown books
1980réf. 9032537Toothpaste Press 1980. Fine. One of 150 numbered copies signed by the author. Printed in two colors on fine cream paper at The Toothpaste Press for the fourth Midwestern Writers' Festival and Book Fair. Dated April 25 1980. 7 1/4 x 10 1/2 inches. Toothpaste Press unknown books
1988réf. 9032538Minneapolis: Pentagram Press/Minnesota Center for Book Arts 1988. Fine. One of 150 numbered copies signed by the author. Printed in four colors by Michael Tarachow at Pentagram Press and published by the Minnesota Center for Book Arts on the occasion of the author's reading in The Loft Mentor Series April 15 1988. Printed on Mohawk Superfine using Bulmer Italic and Joanna types. 9 1/2 x 14 inches. Pentagram Press/Minnesota Center for Book Arts unknown books
2005réf. 808382005. United States Department of Justice. Preserving Life & Liberty: The Record of the U.S. Department of Justice 2001-2005. Washington DC: U.S. Dept. of Justice 2005. 163 pp. illustrations. Softcover light shelfwear. $45. unknown books
1981réf. 66550Middletown CT: Wesleyan University Press 1981. First Edition. First printing of the revised edition; 8vo. 58 pp. Gray cloth in dust jacket. Poet's first book and winner of the Lamont Prize for 1959. Justice would go on to win most of the major awards this was released after he won the Pulitzer Prize in 1980. Numerous revisions made for this edition. Fine copy in a very lightly spine-toned else fine dust jacket. Wesleyan University Press unknown books
1967réf. 66719Pella IA: Central College 1967. First Edition. Printed wrappers; small 8vo. 63 pp. Edited by Charles L. Willig. Anthology wIth several poems by each of the four poetswho had recently read at Central College. Very good with wear at edges. Central College unknown books
1998réf. 66555Ashland: Story Line Press 1998. First Edition. Uncorrected proof in plain wrappers; 8vo. 135 pp. Essays by Justice on poetry and poets: WC Williams Yvor Winters; Philip Larkin and of course Weldon Kees among others. Date inked out by publisher else fine. Story Line Press unknown books
1973réf. 66549New York: Atheneum 1973. First Thus. First Trade edition first printing preceded by a limited edition; Decorated wrappers; 8vo. 52 pp. Inscribed by the poet: "To __ & __ These poems seem to me now like the diminishing echoes of a remote past indeed but." Other than a scarce limited edition there was no hardcover issue of this fourth collection by Justice. Extremities unevenly mostly spine and back cover sunned lightly foxed about very good but with little wear. Atheneum unknown books
1960réf. 66552Middletown CT: Wesleyan University Press 1960. First Thus. Gray cloth in dust jacket; 8vo. 49 pp. Inscribed briefly by the poet "in friendship" and signed in full "Beatrice Nebraska!". Poet's first book and winner of the Lamont Prize for 1959. Justice would go on to win most of the major awards and was a distinguished teacher at the Iowa Writers Workshop. A near fine copy in a very lightly worn soiled and spine-sunned dust jacket. Wesleyan University Press unknown books
1987réf. 66608New York: Atheneum 1987. First Edition. Uncorrected proof in gray wrappers; 8vo. 73 pp. Publisher flyer laid in "internal use only". Very good with light wear and signs of aging. Atheneum unknown books
1971réf. 66539Iowa City: Seamark Press 1971. First Edition. Cloth-backed hand-made paper-covered boards printed spine label; 12mo. 317 copies printed on Shinsetsu paper; printed rectos only. This is not the regular issue in full cloth one of an unknown number in woven bright green cloth in Asian style. Signed by Donald Justice at the colophon. A lovely production as new from Kay Amert's press; she was a professor at Iowa and was associated with K. K. Merker's Stonewall Press. A Rare book in this issue. Seamark Press unknown books
1991réf. 66957Claremont CA: Scripps College Press 1991. First Edition. An edition of 85 copies was printed on nine colors of acid-free Passport text and was bound in a spine-laced paper wrapper. Sewn printed wraps; square 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 in.; unpaginated. Six poems each accompanied by a biography of the author and an addendum printed on paper in various colors. Signed by the 21 people involved in the making of the book including the poets: Richard Barnes John Hollander Richard Howard Donald Justice Robert Mezey and Rosanna Warren the poets' signatures on a sheet at the rear. A Fine copy erratum slip bound in. Six poets were invited by the Scripps College Humanities Institute to give poetry readings over the period of a year. Students in a Typography class directed by Kitty Maryatt at Scripps College asked each of the poets to allow them to print an ekphrastic poem; that is a poem inspired by a work of art. Students worked in teams to produce a book of these poems with either the original image that inspired the poem or new imagery. Both the Fall 1990 and the Spring 1991 typography students produced this book. Well-represented as are all the press's projects in institutions through subscription; quite scarce in the marketplace. Although the press's works under longtime director Maryatt are always elaborate and usually signed by those involved in the production they are usually done over one semester. This particular undertaking involved two semesters of students and is signed by well-known poets which is unusual. Scripps College Press unknown books
1960réf. 66551Middletown CT: Wesleyan University Press 1960. First Edition. Gray cloth; 8vo. 49 pp. Poet's first book and winner of the Lamont Prize for 1959. Justice would go on to win most of the major awards and was a distinguished teacher at the Iowa Writers Workshop. A near fine copy lacking the dust jacket. Wesleyan University Press unknown books
1988réf. 66556Austin TX: W. Thomas Taylor 1988. First Edition. One of 1100 copies regular issue. Gray printed wrappers; small 4to. 40pp. A Fine copy. First performed at Cleveland State University in 1988. Uncommon in the trade. W. Thomas Taylor unknown books
1978réf. 66763New York: Atheneum 1978. Second Printing. Paperback; 8vo. 52 pp. Second printing. In glossy brown and black wrappers. Some light marks on cover and minor rubbing to corners. Clean text. Easily near fine. Atheneum unknown books
1984réf. 66422Iowa City: Windhover Press 1984. First Edition. Sewn illustrated wrappers; thin 8vo. Cover drawing by Laurence Donovan. One of 210 copies. This copy especially signed by the author the edition was not signed. and is scarce as such. Additionally there is a note card with a personal note: "see you at Bread Loaf. and signed Don"; dated 5/18/84. A nearly fine copy a touch of glue or something on the front cover. Windhover Press unknown books
