7 013 résultats
1973réf. 72215Iowa City: Stone Wall Press 1973. Edition limited to 150 copies 4to pp. 18 the last leaf folding; original gray printed wrappers; fine. From the library of Kim Merker. Berger Printing & the Mind of Merker 52: "The last three pages are the improvisation a new poem by Justice inspired by that of Guillevic tipped in at the end of the pamphlet and folding out so that it can be read at the same time as the original poem and the translation. Stone Wall Press unknown books
1832réf. 69895Washington: Gales and Seaton 1832. 8vo pp. 20; removed from binding; shallow dampstain on corner some foxing signature of J. A. Putnam on title page good. The case decided the level of sovereign control native governments had on their own land. It determined that "the Cherokee nation then is a distinct community occupying its own territory in which the laws of Georgia can have no force. The whole intercourse between the United States and this nation is by our Constitution and laws vested in the government of the United States as opposed to Georgia." This decision would later be ignored and effectively nullified by subsequent governments as they sought to seize native territory. Gales and Seaton unknown books
1973réf. 65301Iowa City: Penumbra Press / Stone Wall Press 1973. First edition first issue limited to 175 copies signed by Justice this no. 3; 8vo pp. 8 52 6; errata slip laid in; printed in red and black; original beige linen stamped in red on upper cover printed paper label on spine printed in red; fine copy. Printed in Emerson types on Fabriano handmade paper. From the library of Kim Merker. Berger Printing and the Mind of Merker 53: "Printed as a joint publication with Bonnie O'Connell of the Penumbra Press . Two issues are identified: the first begins page 19 line 19 'Then.' with the erratum tipped in at the bottom of the page here laid in; the second begins at the same point with 'When.' the corrected reading. Penumbra Press / Stone Wall Press unknown books
1972réf. 65298Iowa City: The Seamark Press 1972. Edition limited to 317 copies printed on Shinsetsu from Emerson type 16mo pp. 48; printed on rectos only; original olive cloth printed paper label on spine; fine copy. From the library of Kim Merker. Printed by Kay Amert 1947-2008 Director of the Typography Laboratory at the University of Iowa and Howard Zimmon of the Seamark Press. Kay established her own imprint the Seamark Press in 1967 while she was still an undergraduate at Iowa. It published its first somewhat tentative book in 1969. In all she printed 14 books over a space of 16 years. Kay's colophons where they are present at all are laconic and the size of the edition is often unstated. Where a number is given it is usually between 200 and 300 copies. It appears however that the number of copies bound was often much smaller than the number printed. The Seamark Press unknown books
1972réf. 64673Iowa City: The Seamark Press 1972. Edition limited to 317 copies printed on Shinsetsu from Emerson type 16mo pp. 48; printed on rectos only; original olive cloth printed paper label on spine; fine copy. From the library of Allan Kornblum poet fine press printer and publisher who founded Coffee House Press. Printed by Kay Amert 1947-2008 Director of the Typography Laboratory at the University of Iowa and Howard Zimmon of the Seamark Press. Kay established her own imprint the Seamark Press in 1967 while she was still an undergraduate at Iowa. It published its first somewhat tentative book in 1969. In all she printed 14 books over a space of 16 years. Kay's colophons where they are present at all are laconic and the size of the edition is often unstated. Where a number is given it is usually between 200 and 300 copies. It appears however that the number of copies bound was often much smaller than the number printed. The Seamark Press unknown books
1987réf. 62891New York: Atheneum 1987. First edition review copy with publisher's slip printed in red and black with prices publication date etc. laid in; 8vo pp. 10 73 3; fine copy in a fine unclipped jacket. From the library of Kim Merker. Atheneum unknown books
1988réf. 62854Cleveland: W. Thomas Taylor 1988. Edition limited to 1100 copies 8vo pp. 8 40 8; gray printed wrappers fine. From the library of Kim Merker. [W. Thomas Taylor] unknown books
1995réf. 62989Riverside University of California: printed by the Doc Press for Thaumatrope Press 1995. Edition limited to "about 200 copies" signed by Justice; 8vo pp. 16; 4 linocuts printed in gray and black; original die-cut black wrappers with red and yellow sun-like inset; fine copy. From the library of Kim Merker. "Designed and printed on an Imperial Press by Sidney Berger with the assistance of Lisa R. Bills and others and with help in design printing and binding from Michèle V. Cloonan. Deluxe copies not this bound by Roswitha Mott" colophon. printed by the Doc Press for Thaumatrope Press unknown books
1970réf. 61617Iowa City: Stone Wall Press 1970. First edition limited to 250 copies 8vo pp. 32; generally a fine copy in original printed brown wrappers. From the library of Kim Merker. Berger Printing and the Mind of Merker 40: "I like this book; it's handsome though now I think the title page is a little too large for the text. The printing is nice the design is simple the title page is good. I think it has a certain restrained elegance. Stone Wall Press unknown books
1966réf. 61983Iowa City: privately printed at the Typographic Laboratory of the University of Iowa n.d. 1966. First edition limited to 19 copies this no. 4 8vo pp. 16; 4 drypoint etchings 3 full-page; original blue paper wrappers; fine. From the library of Kim Merker. This copy inscribed albeit faintly "For Kim Merker" in an unknown hand. Delaware and Buffalo only in OCLC. privately printed at the Typographic Laboratory of the University of Iowa, n.d. unknown books
1984réf. 62076Iowa City: Windhover Press 1984. Edition limited to 210 copies 8vo pp. 10; title page printed in blue and black; original pictorial brown wrappers by Laurence Donovan; small spot on back cover else fine. From the library of Kim Merker. Berger Printing & the Mind of Merker 84: These poems . are Don Justice's variations on the Robinson poems in the Weldon Kees book Collected Poems Stone Wall Press 1960. Don has been influenced by Kees. There are only four of these and I wanted to get them into print. Windhover Press unknown books
1991réf. 62241Hanover & London: Middlebury College Press 1991. First edition 8vo pp. xiii 1 171 7; fine copy in the dust jacket. From the library of Kim Merker. This copy inscribed by Justice to Merker: "To Kim - Who could have made a better book of this but it wasn't his deal. Don." Additionally this copy is signed by Justice in full on the title page. Middlebury College Press unknown books
1979réf. 62240New York: Atheneum 1979. First edition 8vo pp. 2 ix 1 137 3; spine of jacket slightly sunned and with one small break at the top of the back panel else a fine copy in the dust jacket. From the library of Kim Merker. This copy inscribed by Justice to Merker: "For Kim Merker - first printer if not first cause not from poker to poetry and back again in long friendship - Donald Justice Nov. 19 1979. Atheneum unknown books
1931réf. 56781Leipzig: Reprinted from Protoplasma 1931. 8vo pp. 190-195 4 leaves; original orange printed wrappers. Reprinted from "Protoplasma" 1931 vol. XII no. 2. Reprinted from Protoplasma unknown books
1970réf. 44086Menston England: The Scolar Press Limited 1970. Facsimile reprint folio unpaged; text in triple column; original dark green cloth-backed boards stamped in gilt gilt-lettered spine; minor shelf wear else very good and sound. English Linguistics 1500-1800 a collection of facsimile reprints selected and edited by R.C. Alston no. 260. The Scolar Press Limited unknown books
1987réf. 39624New York: Atheneum 1987. Very Good. New York: Atheneum 1987. First Edition Wrapper Issue. Slim octavo; publisher's pictorial card wrappers; 1073pp. Light foxing to textblock edges else Very Good and sound. Inscribed and signed on title page "To Jim Tate - love - Don / Iowa City 1987." Significant association from the Pulitzer Prize winning poet Donald Justice 1925-2004 to James Tate one of his former students at the University of Iowa MFA program. Tate also went on to win the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry for his 1992 collection Selected Poems. Atheneum unknown books
1995réf. 35591Riverside CA: Doe Press / Thaumatrope Press / University of California 1995. Fine. Riverside CA: Printed by the Doe Press for Thaumatrope Press University of California 1995. First Edition Limited to "About 200 copies." Octavo; publisher's black die-cut stitched wrappers; 18pp.; linocuts printed in blue/grey throughout. Just About Fine. Signed by the poet and the printer on colophon in rear. Doe Press / Thaumatrope Press / University of California unknown books
1930réf. 73087Atlanta: Lyon-Young Printing Co 1930. Paperback. Very good. Paperback. First Edition. 32pp. Covers lightly edge faded. Interior contents very clean a very good complete example. Lyon-Young Printing Co paperback books
réf. 5101Long time Walt Disney Company animator and engineer sketched the smiling face of much loved cartoon character Donald Duck. Drawn inscribed and signed in pencil "Best Wishes.Bill Justice." Justice drew the sketch on a 1988 First Day Cover First Day of Issue for the Love Stamp with the rose postmarked July 4 1988 Pasadena Ca. unknown books
réf. 4831Disney animator drew this sketch is of a smiling Pinocchio on the LOVE Stamp First Day Cover accomplished in artist's pencil inscribed and signed with a postmark of Aug. 8 1988. Justice sketched Pinocchio near the red "LOVE" above four red roses identified as Aristocrat Cachets and above the printed explanation of the rose's association with love. Between Pinocchio's face and the very popular and colorful rose adorned Love stamp Justice wrote "Best Wishes to Kati" and signed "Bill Justice" below the postmark. Perhaps best known as the animator of the chipmunk duo Chip and Dale Justice was a contributing animator for "Pinocchio" Disney's 1940 animation film. Justice's long career for Disney Studios involved many aspects of animation film making and also included engineering projects related to Disney theme parks. unknown books
1908réf. 48769New York: Century Co 1908. Very Good. New York: Century Co. 1908. First Edition. Octavo 20cm; publisher's pictorial cloth blocked in red white and gilt; xii253pp.; frontispiece illus. throughout text printed within grey decorative border. Corners bumped otherwise a Very Good bright and sound copy. Inscribed and signed on front free endpaper "Dear Senator This completes the list of my crimes. Read it leniently if you read it at all. Yours at your mercy H.J. O'Higgins / Jan. 1911." Novelization after the play of the same title co-authored by David Belasco Pauline Phelps and Marion Short. Century Co unknown books
1997réf. 75877N.P. West Chester PA: Aralia Press 1997. embossed cloth paper spine label top edge cut other edges uncut. Aralia Press. oblong small 12mo. embossed cloth paper spine label top edge cut other edges uncut. 16 pages. Printed in an edition limited to 170 copies. Two-color Spectrum types on dampened Rives Heavy paper. Aralia Press unknown books
1990réf. 40491San Francisco: Harper & Row Publishers. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1990. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0060693614 . A first edition/first printing in Near Fine condition minor shelf wear in Very Good lightly scuffed dust-jacket; Racial Reform and the Social Gospel 1877-1925. 'The Rauschenbusch Lectures New Series II. Foreword by James M. McPherson; 8vo; 309 pages . Harper & Row Publishers hardcover books
2015réf. 95578n.p.: Equal Justice Initiative EJI 2015. 1st ed. Paperback. Fine. some color photos 24 unnumbered interior page plus softcover wrapper. 26 cm. The 2015 dinner celebrated the previous year's reform and advocacy work by EJI and honored Winfred Rembert and Piper Kiernan as formerly incarcerated persons who had achieved remarkable success since leaving prison. A portion of Rembert's first "All Me" picture was illustrated in full color on the memorable front cover. This program contains full-page biographical information for each of the honorees. Bryan Stevenson the founder and Executive Director of EJI wrote the Foreword to "Chasing me to My Grave: An Artist's Memoir of the Jim Crow South" by Winfred Rembert as told to Erin I. Kelly which was awarded the 2022 Pulitizer Prize in Biography. Stevenson's Foreword to the book devotes two of its last paragraphs to Winfred's attendance and loving remarks about his wife Patsy at this dinner. Equal Justice Initiative [EJI] paperback books
1785réf. 183992London England: J.Debrett 1785. Second. Hardcover. Good- front & back boards separated & held by tight corded binding joints. boards & leather rubbed & worn; edge-worn. spine fully rubbed only one section of title plate remains. various pencil notations to cover pastedowns w/ exlibris. two slight splits to textblock; binding holding firm. instances of light to moderate speckled or spotted foxing throughout remains fairly minimal. instances of impressions/designs to lower pg corners. marbled boards w/ quarter leather spine & corners; leather spine w/ red & gilt title plate. 574 pgs w/ fold-out chart. Pages have light edge-tanning but remain fairly bright; text remains detailed. Caricature plates missing; fold-out election chart and errata page intact. Full title ".From its commencement on the first of April to the final close of the poll on the 17th of May. To which is prefixed a summary account of the proceedings of the late Parliament so far as they appear connected with the East India business and the dismission of the Portland administration with other select and interesting occurrences at the Westminster meetings previous to its dissolution on the 25th day of March 1784. By Lovers of Truth and Justice." J.Debrett hardcover books
