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1970réf. 142718Mount Horeb WI: Perishable Press Limited The 1970. quarter leather over marbled paper covered boards title stamped in black on spine. Perishable Press. 8vo. quarter leather over marbled paper covered boards title stamped in black on spine. unpaginated. Limited to 200 numbered copies. This copy has been inscribed by Snodgrass on the verso of the half-title page: "For / Michael Broomfield / with all good wishes / S. S. Gardons / W. D. Snodgrass." Spine lightly faded minor rubbing to spine ends else a near fine copy. Printed by Walter Hamady of the Perishable Press in Palatino set by Mary Hamady on Shadwell paper especially made for this book over Thanksgiving at the Hamady's. Bound by Douglas Cockerell from Cambridge United Kingdom. Perishable Press Limited, The unknown
1970réf. 565852Mount Horeb Wisconsin: The Perishable Press Limited 1970. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. Octavo. 27pp. Quarter blue morocco gilt and marbled paper-covered boards. Text hand-set by Mary Hamady and bound by Douglas Cockerell & Son. Spine has evenly faded with two tiny spots of light wear on leather tips of corners rubbed few small ink spots to second blank front flyleaf else a near fine copy with the text fresh and clean. One of 200 numbered copies. Snodgrass wrote under the pseudonym S. S. Gardons an anagram of Snodgrass. A Prefatory Note on the Author states "S. S. Gardons lived most of his life in and near Red Creek Texas. he worked as a gas station attendant. and later became an owner of a cycle shop. and played lead guitar in the well-known rock group Chicken Gumbo. This sequence of poems was collected by his friends after his disappearance on a hunting trip in the mountains. At present his case is listed as unsolved. November 1969." Nicely printed in black and orange text on handmade paper. The Perishable Press Limited hardcover
1970réf. 575978Mount Horeb Wisconsin: The Perishable Press Limited 1970. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. Octavo. 27pp. Quarter blue morocco gilt and marbled paper-covered boards. Text hand-set by Mary Hamady and bound by Douglas Cockerell & Son. Fine copy with the text fresh and clean. One of 200 press numbered copies. Snodgrass wrote under the pseudonym S. S. Gardons an anagram of Snodgrass. A Prefatory Note on the Author states "S. S. Gardons lived most of his life in and near Red Creek Texas. he worked as a gas station attendant. and later became an owner of a cycle shop. and played lead guitar in the well-known rock group Chicken Gumbo. This sequence of poems was collected by his friends after his disappearance on a hunting trip in the mountains. At present his case is listed as unsolved. November 1969." Nicely printed in black and orange text on handmade paper. The Perishable Press Limited hardcover
1970réf. 520471Mount Horeb Wisconsin: The Perishable Press Limited 1970. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. Octavo. 27pp. Quarter blue morocco gilt and marbled paper-covered boards. Text hand-set by Mary Hamady and bound by Douglas Cockerell & Son. Spine has evenly faded with two tiny spots of light wear on leather tips of corners rubbed few small ink spots to second blank front flyleaf else a near fine copy with the text fresh and clean. One of 200 numbered copies. Snodgrass wrote under the pseudonym S. S. Gardons an anagram of Snodgrass. A Prefatory Note on the Author states "S. S. Gardons lived most of his life in and near Red Creek Texas. he worked as a gas station attendant. and later became an owner of a cycle shop. and played lead guitar in the well-known rock group Chicken Gumbo. This sequence of poems was collected by his friends after his disappearance on a hunting trip in the mountains. At present his case is listed as unsolved. November 1969." Nicely printed in black and orange text on handmade paper. The Perishable Press Limited hardcover
1970réf. 136243Mount Horeb WI: Perishable Press Limited The 1970. quarter leather over marbled paper covered boards title stamped in black on spine. Perishable Press. 8vo. quarter leather over marbled paper covered boards title stamped in black on spine. unpaginated. Limited to 200 numbered copies. Spine faded else a fine copy. Printed by Walter Hamady of the Perishable Press in Palatino set by Mary Hamady on Shadwell paper especially made for this book over Thanksgiving at the Hamady's. Bound by Douglas Cockerell from Cambridge United Kingdom. Perishable Press Limited, The unknown
1970réf. 136280Mount Horeb WI: Perishable Press Limited The 1970. quarter leather over marbled paper covered boards title stamped in black on spine. Perishable Press. 8vo. quarter leather over marbled paper covered boards title stamped in black on spine. unpaginated. Limited to 200 numbered copies of which this is copy #1. This copy has been inscribed by Snodgrass on the front preliminary page to Michael Broomfield and his wife: "For / Michael and Deborah / Long may they! / W. D. Snodgrass." Additionally this copy has been inscribed by the publisher of the press on the rear endpaper: "Walter Hamaday / Easter Weekend 1986 / Sunny & Hot & Windy." A near fine copy. Printed by Walter Hamady of the Perishable Press in Palatino set by Mary Hamady on Shadwell paper especially made for this book over Thanksgiving at the Hamady's. Bound by Douglas Cockerell from Cambridge United Kingdom. Perishable Press Limited, The unknown
1970réf. 104289Douglas Cockerell 1970. Hardcover. Fine/No jacket. #117/200cc. Pseudonym of poet S.D. Snodgrass. Green leather spine. Douglas Cockerell hardcover
réf. 195314William Heinemann 1922. Limited numbered 1st edn 169 of 750. 8vo. Original gilt lettered brown cloth top edge gilt remainder untrimmed VG dustwrapper rather tones with light wear at edges - in protective cover. Pp. 118 illus with b&w facsimile plates scattered spotting throughout; no inscriptions. William Heinemann, 1922 unknown
1922réf. 5361London: William Heinemann 1922. Edition limited to 750 copies of which this is #510. Cloth. Very Good. 23 cm; 118 pages. Title page with blue printer's ornaments. Extra title page in facsimile of Katherine Mansfield's handwriting. Bound in original black cloth somewhat discolored at edges. Lacks dust jacket. Deckled fore-edge a bit toned. Slight abrasion between pages 6 and 7 else without blemish. The authorized English translation. William Heinemann hardcover
réf. b15570First Edition . Soft cover. Fine. Near fine in original wrappers with wear at the top of the spine. paperback
1922réf. 5361London: William Heinemann 1922. Edition limited to 750 copies of which this is #510. Cloth. Very Good/The authorized English translation. 23 cm; 118 pages. Title page with blue printer's ornaments. Extra title page in facsimile of Katherine Mansfield's handwriting. Bound in original black cloth somewhat discolored at edges. Lacks dust jacket. Deckled fore-edge a bit toned. Slight abrasion between pages 6 and 7 else without blemish. William Heinemann hardcover books
1998réf. 100085682Bourdeaux-Capelle imp. 1998. couverture défraîchie ternie bords un peu frottés intérieur propre. in8. 1998. Broché. Rencontres de Dijon - Dole 25 au 28 septembre 1997 - Hommes d'église et pouvoirs à l'époque bourguignonne XIVe XV--- publication du centre européen d'études bourguignonnes XIVe - XVIe s. N°38 - 1998 Bourdeaux-Capelle (imp.) unknown
1911réf. 259144N.p. London 1911. With two full page watercolor heraldic drawings in first volume: Arms Crest and Badge of Clarence Moore; Armorial Bearings of Edwin Carleton Swift; both signed Archibald G.B. Russell Lancaster Herald College of Arms London. Manuscript on paper 28 lines in a fine cursive hand in black ink with occasional red initials within red rules. 160; 253 pp. 2 vols. Folio. Full red morocco gilt upper boards titled in gilt spines with raised bands dentelles gilt marbled endsheets a.e.g. Some inoffensive traces of damp along lower portion of boards of Moore volume occasional superficial scuffs otherwise fine. Internally immaculate. With two full page watercolor heraldic drawings in first volume: Arms Crest and Badge of Clarence Moore; Armorial Bearings of Edwin Carleton Swift; both signed Archibald G.B. Russell Lancaster Herald College of Arms London. Manuscript on paper 28 lines in a fine cursive hand in black ink with occasional red initials within red rules. 160; 253 pp. 2 vols. Folio. Monumental genealogical manuscript volumes recording the descent of Clarence Moore of Washington D.C. who died aboard the S.S. Titanic in April 1912 and his second wife Mabille daughter of Edwin Carleton Swift of Prides Crossing Massachusetts. They were married in 1900 and had four sons: Edwin Swift Moore born 1901 died in childhood 1907; Jasper Moore born 1905; Clarence Moore born 1910; and Lloyd Moore born 29 November 1912. In addition to the detailed genealogical reports the volumes include extenisve extracts from historical documents and records in England Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Maryland. The Swift Genealogy William Swyft of Sandwitch and some of his descendants 1637-1887 includes 1296 entries and concludes with a family tree for Mabille Florence Swift. The researches for Moore were conducted by "Hester Dorsey Richardson and Albert Levin Richardson experts in Original Research of Baltimore Maryland". The Moore pedigree is updated through 1926 noting that Mabille married again in 1915 to Aksel de Wichfeld of Maribe Denmark. Clarence Moore 1865-1912 a banker and sportsman of Washington. D.C. and M.F.H. of the Loudoun Hunt and the Chevy Chase Hunt had travelled to England to buy a pack of hounds and sailed for home on the Titanic. Survivors reported Moore's heroic conduct. He lowered women and children into the lifeboats and refused to take a place in the boats. A beautiful and imposing genealogy. unknown
1911réf. 259144N.p. London 1911. With two full page watercolor heraldic drawings in first volume: Arms Crest and Badge of Clarence Moore; Armorial Bearings of Edwin Carleton Swift; both signed Archibald G.B. Russell Lancaster Herald College of Arms London. Manuscript on paper 28 lines in a fine cursive hand in black ink with occasional red initials within red rules. 160; 253 pp. 2 vols. Folio. Full red morocco gilt upper boards titled in gilt spines with raised bands dentelles gilt marbled endsheets a.e.g. Some inoffensive traces of damp along lower portion of boards of Moore volume occasional superficial scuffs otherwise fine. Internally immaculate. With two full page watercolor heraldic drawings in first volume: Arms Crest and Badge of Clarence Moore; Armorial Bearings of Edwin Carleton Swift; both signed Archibald G.B. Russell Lancaster Herald College of Arms London. Manuscript on paper 28 lines in a fine cursive hand in black ink with occasional red initials within red rules. 160; 253 pp. 2 vols. Folio. Manuscript Genealogy of Sportsman Clarence Moore Who Died on the Titanic. Monumental genealogical manuscript volumes recording the descent of Clarence Moore of Washington D.C. who died aboard the S.S. Titanic in April 1912 and his second wife Mabille daughter of Edwin Carleton Swift of Prides Crossing Massachusetts. They were married in 1900 and had four sons: Edwin Swift Moore born 1901 died in childhood 1907; Jasper Moore born 1905; Clarence Moore born 1910; and Lloyd Moore born 29 November 1912. In addition to the detailed genealogical reports the volumes include extenisve extracts from historical documents and records in England Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Maryland. The Swift Genealogy William Swyft of Sandwitch and some of his descendants 1637-1887 includes 1296 entries and concludes with a family tree for Mabille Florence Swift. The researches for Moore were conducted by "Hester Dorsey Richardson and Albert Levin Richardson experts in Original Research of Baltimore Maryland". The Moore pedigree is updated through 1926 noting that Mabille married again in 1915 to Aksel de Wichfeld of Maribe Denmark. Clarence Moore 1865-1912 a banker and sportsman of Washington. D.C. and M.F.H. of the Loudoun Hunt and the Chevy Chase Hunt had travelled to England to buy a pack of hounds and sailed for home on the Titanic. Survivors reported Moore's heroic conduct. He lowered women and children into the lifeboats and refused to take a place in the boats. A beautiful and imposing genealogy. unknown books
réf. 37061Ottawa. Department of the Interior. 1914. Hardcover. 24.5cm 214p. 34 maps and plates green cloth with gilt titles a fine copy. cnds. Ottawa. Department of the Interior. 1914 hardcover
19428vo; 1st edition. small 8vo, ix, 92 pages. Holocaust-era explanation of assistance to Jewish refugees from Europe in the US & Palestine "The Work of The United Jewish Appeal, The Joint Distribution Committee, The United Palestine Appeal, [&] The National Refugee Service." Very Good Condition (H-41-16)
réf. 1527897818.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1905réf. 14919London: J.D. Potter 1905. First Edition. Cloth. Near fine. Inscribed to the captain of the S.S. Leviathan the first edition of Percy Davis' Requisite Tables for Seamen published in London in 1905. Octavo vi 178pp. Blue cloth rigid hardcover title stamped in white on front cover. Includes hundreds of logarithmic tables. Inscribed by the author: "Capt. Moore / SS Leviathan / with the author's compliments / 1931 / Percy L. Davis / Please compare Haversines within with Table 45 - Where did they get it" The SS Leviathan originally built as the SS Vaterland was a prominent ocean liner in the early 20th century. Launched in 1913 by the Hamburg America Line the Vaterland was the largest passenger ship in the world at the time of her completion. She began her maiden voyage in 1914 but her career as a German liner was short-lived due to the outbreak of World War I. Seized by the United States in 1917 she was renamed the SS Leviathan and served as a troopship during the war. After the war the Leviathan was refitted for passenger service and became a flagship for the United States Lines symbolizing American maritime prowess. She served the transatlantic route offering luxurious accommodations and epitomizing the grandeur of ocean travel in the Roaring Twenties. The SS Leviathan remained in service until 1934 marking an era of significant transitions in maritime history and technological advancements in shipbuilding. The recipient of this copy Captain Alfred M. Moore 1887-1967 served in both World Wars as a captain on several U.S. ships. He died in 1967 in Ellsworth Maine. J.D. Potter unknown
réf. AT 9788171566594USA Edition . New. Brand New! Fast Delivery This is an International Edition and ship within 24-48 hours. Deliver by FedEx and Dhl & Aramex UPS & USPS and we do accept APO and PO BOX Addresses. Order can be delivered worldwide within 6-10 days and we do have flat rate for up to 2LB. Extra shipping charges will be requested if the Book weight is more than 5 LB. This Item May be shipped from India United states & United Kingdom. Depending on your location and availability. unknown
2011réf. Star-9781933699653Studium Press Llc 2011. Hardcover. New. Studium Press, Llc hardcover
2011réf. Star-9781933699653Studium Press Llc 2011. Hardcover. New. Studium Press, Llc hardcover
2011réf. Star-9781933699660Studium Press Llc 2011. Hardcover. New. Studium Press, Llc hardcover
2011réf. Star-9781933699660Studium Press Llc 2011. Hardcover. New. Studium Press, Llc hardcover
2011réf. Star-9781933699677Studium Press Llc 2011. Hardcover. New. Studium Press, Llc hardcover
