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1963réf. 31589Iowa City: Stone Wall Press & The Finial Press. 1963. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. Wraps near fine but for tiny corner bumps and some sunning to edges. One of 270 copies printed on a Washington hand press by A. D. Moore and K. K. Meeker. The type is Spectrum and the paper is Curtis Rag. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall; XII pp . Stone Wall Press & The Finial Press paperback books
1963réf. 1148649The Stone Wall Press & The Finial Press 1963. Soft cover. Very good/No jacket. Signed and inscribed by the author Donald Justice in black ink on front end-paper. "Two hundred and seventy copies have been printed on a Washington hand press by A.D. Moore and K.K. Merker. The type is Spectrum and the paper is Curtis Rag"--Colophon Cover is worn and creased on edges and sunned along top edge and spine but text is clear and legible. Binding is tight. Inside is clean and unmarked. The Stone Wall Press & The Finial Press unknown
1963réf. 13058Iowa City: Stone Wall Press / Finial Press 1963. Limited Edition. Softcover. Near fine. Quarto 12pp. A near fine copy in the publisher's greenish printed wraps. Edges sun-faded with a few tiny nicks and a tiny ink mark to back cover. This is one of 270 limited copies printed by A D. Moore and K. K. Merker. A pleasing association copy SIGNED and INSCRIBED by Justice on the first leaf to fellow poet Mark Strand and his wife Antonia: "For Mark & Antonia with love & kisses Donald Justice." A handsome early work by Merker. Berger 11. Stone Wall Press / Finial Press unknown
1963réf. 190337Iowa City IA: Stone Wall Press & The Finial Press 1963. First edition. Large softcover. One of only 270 copies printed by A.D. Moore and K.K Merker with Spectrum type and on Curtis Rag paper. A near fine copy in wrappers with some slight sunning to the edges and some light creasing to the corners. Signed by Justice on the title page though not called for. Stone Wall Press & The Finial Press unknown
1963réf. 61776E-097: Stone Wall Press & the Finial Press. Very Good. 1963. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Trade PB. 8vo. The Stone Wall Press & THe Finial Press Iowa City IA. 1963. 32 pgs. Two hundred and seventy copies have been printed on a Washington hand press by A. D. Moore and K. K. Merker. The type is Spectrum and the paper is Curtis Rag. Wrappers worn with some light shelf-wear to the extremities present wrappers lightly faded with closed tear present to the edges of the wrappers. Book is free of ownership marks. Text is clean and free of marks. Binding tight and solid. Donald Justice August 12 1925 August 6 2004 was an American poet and teacher of writing. In summing up Justice's career David Orr wrote "In most ways Justice was no different from any number of solid quiet older writers devoted to traditional short poems. But he was different in one important sense: sometimes his poems weren't just good; they were great. They were great in the way that Elizabeth Bishop's poems were great or Thom Gunn's or Philip Larkin's. They were great in the way that tells us what poetry used to be and is and will be." E-132; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Stone Wall Press & the Finial Press hardcover
1963réf. 31589Iowa City: Stone Wall Press & The Finial Press. 1963. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. Wraps near fine but for tiny corner bumps and some sunning to edges. One of 270 copies printed on a Washington hand press by A. D. Moore and K. K. Meeker. The type is Spectrum and the paper is Curtis Rag. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall; XII pp . Stone Wall Press & The Finial Press paperback
1992148 pages. "Part history, part autobiography, this book is a moving portrait of a fiery and outspoken woman driven by a deeply-felt desire for social and political justice. Author attracted wide-spread media attention with her open letter to Premier W.A.C. Bennett, charging the provincial welfare department with gross neglect." - from back cover.Unmarked. Moderate wear. Nice copy. Book
1840réf. 738751840. Scarce Tract on Judicial Reform in Scotland A Member of the College of Justice. A Letter to the Hon. Fox Maule M.P. Chairman of the Committee of the Committee of the House of Commons Appointed to Enquire into the Administration of the Law of Scotland On Some Points Connected with the Subject of that Enquiry. Edinburgh: Sold by Adam and Charles Black 1840. 51 1 pp. Octavo 7-1/2" x 4-1/2"; 19.1 x 11.4 cm. Disbound stab-stitched pamphlet with red-speckled edges. Title page and following four leaves are detached with the title page separated from the group. Features moderate toning light foxing and minor soiling on the outer leaves. $250. Written during a period of intense parliamentary debate over the Scottish legal system this tract specifically addresses proposed reductions in judicial staff. The author criticizes the political motivations driving the reform agenda and argues that effective administration of Scottish law requires maintaining or expanding rather than decreasing the bench. The pamphlet is exceptionally scarce with OCLC recording only 4 holding institution copies worldwide including 2 in North America: University of Minnesota Law School and New York Public Library. unknown books
1840réf. 738751840. Scarce Tract on Judicial Reform in Scotland A Member of the College of Justice. A Letter to the Hon. Fox Maule M.P. Chairman of the Committee of the Committee of the House of Commons Appointed to Enquire into the Administration of the Law of Scotland On Some Points Connected with the Subject of that Enquiry. Edinburgh: Sold by Adam and Charles Black 1840. 51 1 pp. Octavo 7-1/2" x 4-1/2"; 19.1 x 11.4 cm. Disbound stab-stitched pamphlet with red-speckled edges. Title page and following four leaves are detached with the title page separated from the group. Features moderate toning light foxing and minor soiling on the outer leaves. $250. Written during a period of intense parliamentary debate over the Scottish legal system this tract specifically addresses proposed reductions in judicial staff. The author criticizes the political motivations driving the reform agenda and argues that effective administration of Scottish law requires maintaining or expanding rather than decreasing the bench. The pamphlet is exceptionally scarce with OCLC recording only 4 holding institution copies worldwide including 2 in North America: University of Minnesota Law School and New York Public Library. unknown
réf. 0366739522.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1957réf. 119472Louvain Béatrice-Nauwelaerts 1957 Editions Béatrice-Nauwelaerts, Publications Universitaires de Louvain, Coll. Aristote Traductions et Etudes, 1957, 180 p., broché, environ 25x17cm. Des frottements et des taches sur la couverture haut du dos émoussé, débuts de fente sur les mors, mais intérieur propre.
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
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
1710réf. 984Y1London: Printed by D. Leach for J. Nicholson and J. and B. Sprint c1710. Leather. Good. 9" by 6.5". None. A scarce copy of this fascinating early 18th-century treatise on maritime law with two folding engraved plates. The second edition of this scarce title with the laws of marine treaties from ancient times to the 17th century including the laws of the Rhodians and Romans; those of Oleron Wisbuy and other countries.Bound in a contemporary full mottled calf with decorative gilt to the spine. Includes an appendix concerning the present state and regulations of the admiralty and navy of acts of Parliament and notes and observations on English naval matters as well as English-French cases revised from the first edition.With two engraved folding plates and a woodcut to the appendix. Collated with a copy held at the British library complete. Authorship is credited to one Alexander Justice. ESTC No. N2377Register: A4-C4 D5 B-Oooo2. Collated complete. Pagination runs as issued. Bound in full mottled calf with decorative gilt to the spine. Externally with peeled spots to the calf boards and a peeled area to the corner of the front board. With damp to the rear board outer edge. Rubbing to the extremities and slight loss to the spine head. Cracking to the front joint which is starting but firm. Internally generally firmly bound with p. A4 detached but present. Slight loss to the foot of Appendix pp.103-107. With scattered spots and occasional toning to the pages. Armorial bookplate tipped-in to the front verso of the front free endpaper. Good Printed by D. Leach for J. Nicholson, and J. and B. Sprint hardcover
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réf. 0428261612.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 6396339808Facsimile Publisher . Hardback. New. pp. 785 Facsimile Publisher hardcover
réf. 1171402929.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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réf. 1385763825.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1997réf. 609653Dresden Maine: The Mathom Bookshop & Bindery 1997. Softcover. Fine. Limited edition. Slim small quarto. 9pp. Comb-bound card covers with printed cover label by Lewis Turco's Mathom Bookshop and Bindery with their stamp on the final page. Fine. Inscribed by Turco to contributor Donald Justice on the front blank: "for Don Justice with pleasure thanks - Lew #3 / 25." The Rubliw "ruh-bloo" was reportedly invented by Richard Wilbur which we don't doubt given the form's name and named and codified by Turco. It is addressed to a person and consists of nine rhyming lines set by the name of the recipient and each line increases its poetic feet to line 5 and then decreases by one foot in each subsequent line. This little self-published volume prints Rubliws to Turco by Richard Wilbur David Mason R. S. Gwynn X. J. Kennedy Annie Finch John Grau Stephen Murabito Dave Baker and David A. Casagrand. It also prints Rubliws by Turco to the poets Richard Wilbur Donald Justice David Mason R. S. Gwynn X. J. Kennedy Timothy Steele Miller Williams Sharon van Sluijs Maxine Kumine Annie Finch William Baer and H. R. Coursen Jr. A printed note states that the Rubliws sent between Wilbur and Turco were first published as "The Birth of a Verse Form" in The Formalist Vol. VII No. 1 1997. An amusing little volume printed in a very small edition of only 25 copies almost certainly for contributors and close friends. OCLC locates a single copy Amherst College. The Mathom Bookshop & Bindery) unknown books
1997réf. 609653Dresden Maine: The Mathom Bookshop & Bindery 1997. Softcover. Fine. Limited edition. Slim small quarto. 9pp. Comb-bound card covers with printed cover label by Lewis Turco's Mathom Bookshop and Bindery with their stamp on the final page. Fine. Inscribed by Turco to contributor Donald Justice on the front blank: "for Don Justice with pleasure thanks - Lew #3 / 25." The Rubliw "ruh-bloo" was reportedly invented by Richard Wilbur which we don't doubt given the form's name and named and codified by Turco. It is addressed to a person and consists of nine rhyming lines set by the name of the recipient and each line increases its poetic feet to line 5 and then decreases by one foot in each subsequent line. This little self-published volume prints Rubliws to Turco by Richard Wilbur David Mason R. S. Gwynn X. J. Kennedy Annie Finch John Grau Stephen Murabito Dave Baker and David A. Casagrand. It also prints Rubliws by Turco to the poets Richard Wilbur Donald Justice David Mason R. S. Gwynn X. J. Kennedy Timothy Steele Miller Williams Sharon van Sluijs Maxine Kumine Annie Finch William Baer and H. R. Coursen Jr. A printed note states that the Rubliws sent between Wilbur and Turco were first published as "The Birth of a Verse Form" in The Formalist Vol. VII No. 1 1997. An amusing little volume printed in a very small edition of only 25 copies almost certainly for contributors and close friends. OCLC locates a single copy Amherst College. The Mathom Bookshop & Bindery) unknown
