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1862réf. SKU2010023325Edward Moxon & Co 1862. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dustjackets as issued. . Bound in full calf with raised spine bands; spine gilt decorated in compartments with black morocco labels marbled boards and edges and marbled endpapers Some occasional scuffing and rubbing. Overall an attractive set in solid condition. Hood's works in chronological order from 1821 to 1845. Thomas Hood 1799 – 1845 was an English poet author and humorist best known for poems such as The Bridge of Sighs and The Song of the Shirt. Hood wrote regularly for The London Magazine Athenaeum and Punch. He later published a magazine largely consisting of his own works. Hood never robust had lapsed into invalidism by the age of 41 and died at the age of 45. William Michael Rossetti in 1903 called him the finest English poet between the generations of Shelley and Tennyson. Hood was the father of the playwright and humorist Tom Hood 1835–1874 and the children's writer Frances Freeling Broderip 1830–1878. Edward Moxon & Co hardcover
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réf. 022147n.d. Print. Mild wrinkling. Fine. Richard Thomas Hood. An 8" x 11" ORIGINAL ETCHING image size of 7" x 8-1/2" of Robinson by Richard Thomas Hood SIGNED by both the artist and the poet. From the Artists Series created by Richard Thomas Hood 1910-1993 Philadelphia artist and Director of the Pennsylvania Art Project WPA. unknown books
réf. 022146n.d. Print. Mild wrinkling. Fine. Richard Thomas Hood. An 8" x 11" ORIGINAL ETCHING image size of 5-1/2" x 7" of Tarkington by Richard Thomas Hood SIGNED by both the artist and the subject. From the Artists Series created by Richard Thomas Hood 1910-1993 Philadelphia artist and Director of the Pennsylvania Art Project WPA. unknown books
réf. 1531The Rectory Cossington. Fine. 7" x 4.5" 2 pp. bordered in black mourning stationary following her husband's death in 1842 dated 8 Oct 1846 with mail folds. Content: Making arrangements and appointments "Mr. Moxon begs you will send him a line - he has appointed me to meet hi at Doctors Commons on Friday next at twelve" likely being Edward MoxonDec 1801 - Jun 1858 a British poet and publisher significant in Victorian literature. She likens her unfortunate life situtation to that of a fictional characther "Am I not like the Lady in The Bold Stone for a wife - waiting the consent of the three guardians" 7" x 4.5" 2 pp. on stationary with mail fold. c. 1865. Content: Date established by Hood's comment "I am going to leave the War Office." which he did in 1875; "I send you a picture of Lake House Wanstead - the house where I was born - it was originally the banquet hall of Wanstead House."; Greatly looking forward to the new freedom in his life and lamenting the loss of his pet dog "It seems like a dream almost to think of having my time to myself & I have literary work now I know has to get through. I have just lost a very old favorite - my poor little doy Topsy" 7" x 4.5" 3 pp. Two mail folds small ink smudge on rear previous auctioneer note in pencil on blank verso. From the daughter of poet Thomas Hood and sister of humorist and editor Tom Hood. Content: Returning Mr. Hall's manuscript a memorial about her father "I return your M. S. with many thanks. It is so charming."; She goes on to clarify details about the history of the property at Winchmore Hill and thank him for his work "I must once more express my sincere pleasure that you are yourself superintending the publication of your memorials". Jane Hood married to the editor humorist and often pracitical joker Thomas Hood. Thomas was always a frail man and had a prolonged illness in the final years of his life. Frances Freeling Broderip 1830 - Nov 1878 was an English children's writer. She was named after her father's friend Sir Francis Freeling the secretary to the general post office. She was married to the Rev. John Somerville Broderip and moved to the family's home Cossington Manor. In 1857 Mrs. Broderip commenced her literary career by the publication of Wayside Fancies which was followed in 1860 by Funny Fables for Little Folks the first of a series of her works to which the illustrations were supplied by her brother Tom Hood. Tom Hood Jan 1835 - Nov 1874 was an English humorist and playwright and son of the poet and author Thomas Hood. A prolific author in 1865 he was appointed editor of the magazine Fun. He founded Tom Hood's Comic Annual in 1867. He also wrote two books on English verse composition several children's books in conjunction with his sister Frances Freeling Broderip and a body of magazine and journal articles. Hood drew with considerable facility and illustrated several of his father's comic verses some of which were collected in his father's book Precocious Piggy. unknown
1851réf. 2571Ghent: Jean Linden 1851. Good. Chromolithograph on wove paper with handcoloring in watercolor 10 3/4 x 7 1/8 inches 273 x 161 mm the full sheet full margins. In good condition with minor uniform toning and several areas of light discoloration and remnants from a previous binding along the right sheet edge. Printed by Pieter De Pannemaeker most likely from the publication L'Illustration Horticole edited/published by Jean Linden in Ghent/Brussels. Jean Linden unknown
1867réf. 70408London:: George Routledge and Sons 1867. old full calf; gilt spine; a.e.g.; original decorated cloth bound in at rear. . Bookplate on pastedown; calf rubbed at joints and extremities but tight and sound. There is some occasional hand-soiling to the text. Illustrated with One Hundred Quaint Designs by Ernest Griset Engraved by the Brothers Dalziel. This copy is beautifully hand-colored throughout. George Routledge and Sons, hardcover
1843réf. 012366London: John Murray 1843. Book. Good Minus. Half-Leather. First Edition. xiv 465 pages plus errata slip. Ex-Canterbury Puclic Library. Spine split on both sides repaired with blue tape at the top and bottom tape on gutters and title page. Rare first edition. John Murray Hardcover
1982réf. MSMEC3F-225aKent State Univ Pr 1982-10-01. Hardcover. The edges are stamped. A former library book from a small College with usual markings and additions; The binding is tight; the pages are clean. Very little wear. Shipping within 24 hours with a tracking number and delivery confirmation. Kent State Univ Pr hardcover
1872réf. 23144London: Moxon 1872. First Edition. hardcover. very good. Frontispiece and 43 other mounted India proof steel engravings by Foster. 4to contemporary gilt decorated dark green morocco; a.e.g.; one hinge repaired. London 1872. Very good . Moxon unknown
1830réf. H2736London: William Kidd 1830. Hardcover. Fine. Published 1830 small 8vo bound by Riviere in full dark blue morocco gilt 27 pp 6 plates including frontispiece present in both colored and uncolored states and even the initial letter of the text has been colored. Rare thus. Bookplate of Ormond G. Smith the publisher of Street and Smith which was the main publisher of pulp magazines in the 1920s-40s. William Kidd hardcover
1830réf. 008603London: Chalres Tilt 1830. 2nd Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Cruikshank George. 24mo. 5½ x 3½ inches. Pp. 2 29 1. Six full-page plates after designs by George Cruikshank. Beautifully bound by Riviere & Sons in three-quarter dark brown crushed morocco spine gilt-lettered and decorated marbled sides top edges gilt. Spine slightly faded some light foxing to preliminary blank leaves else a fine and clean copy. Second edition first published in 1829. A grand little book of humorous hunting verse. Thomas Hood was a poet humorist and wrote for several magazines including Punch. Cohn: 406. Chalres Tilt hardcover
1829réf. 021033Londn: Charles Tilt 1829. First Edition. 12moin 6s. 29pp. illustrated with six full page wood engraved plates after George Cruikshank by Branston and Wright Bonner Slader and T. Williams. Bound in 3/4 tan polished calf two raised bands with compartments fully gilt decorated red morocco spine lablel gilt top edge gilt gray endpapers. A poem by Thomas Hood who was a poet humorist and wrote for several magazines including Punch. A very nice copy. Charles Tilt unknown
1829réf. 58860London:: Charles Tilt 1829. First edition. full calf; gilt spine by Bumpus Oxford; original printed wrappers bound in. Armorial bookplate; original wrappers lightly soiled; very attractive. 12mo. Illustrated with six engravings on wood after the designs of George Cruikshank. Cohn 406. Charles Tilt, unknown
1896réf. 140938854New York: Frederick A. Stokes 1896. First Thus. Near Fine. First thus. Original green rubbed cloth with gilt decorations cream stamping to front board all edges gilt. Near Fine with wear at head tips exposed; date written on front free endpaper front hinge a little overopened. Bright gilt a very clean copy. An illustrated edition of one of the 19th century English poet's more popular poems uncommon in such nice shape. Frederick A. Stokes unknown
1875réf. 616080Chicago: Belford Clarke & Company 1875. Hardcover. Near Fine. Revised and enlarged edition. Octavo. 608pp. All edges gilt. Elaborately decorated dark green cloth stamped in red gilt and black with floral designs Pan Pegasus and more. Small neat contemporary owner name a little rubbing at the foot a bright near fine copy of this very attractive American cloth binding. Belford, Clarke & Company hardcover
1872réf. 23144London: Moxon 1872. First Edition. hardcover. very good. Frontispiece and 43 other mounted India proof steel engravings by Foster. 4to contemporary gilt decorated dark green morocco; a.e.g.; one hinge repaired. London 1872. Very good . Moxon unknown books
1830réf. 008603London: Chalres Tilt 1830. 2nd Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Cruikshank George. 24mo. 5½ x 3½ inches. Pp. 2 29 1. Six full-page plates after designs by George Cruikshank. Beautifully bound by Riviere & Sons in three-quarter dark brown crushed morocco spine gilt-lettered and decorated marbled sides top edges gilt. Spine slightly faded some light foxing to preliminary blank leaves else a fine and clean copy. Second edition first published in 1829. A grand little book of humorous hunting verse. Thomas Hood was a poet humorist and wrote for several magazines including Punch. Cohn: 406. Chalres Tilt hardcover books
1875réf. 616080Chicago: Belford Clarke & Company 1875. Hardcover. Near Fine. Revised and enlarged edition. Octavo. 608pp. All edges gilt. Elaborately decorated dark green cloth stamped in red gilt and black with floral designs Pan Pegasus and more. Small neat contemporary owner name a little rubbing at the foot a bright near fine copy of this very attractive American cloth binding. Belford, Clarke & Company hardcover books
1896réf. 140938854New York: Frederick A. Stokes 1896. First Thus. Near Fine. First thus. Original green rubbed cloth with gilt decorations cream stamping to front board all edges gilt. Near Fine with wear at head tips exposed; date written on front free endpaper front hinge a little overopened. Bright gilt a very clean copy. An illustrated edition of one of the 19th century English poet's more popular poems uncommon in such nice shape. Frederick A. Stokes unknown books
1934réf. 003217Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company 1934. 1st Edition 4th Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. hardcover in blue buckram boards with red titles fourth printing October 1934 as stated 332 pages with photo illustrations no DJ single 5 letter name signed to FEP private library impression on lower outside edge of frontispiece well preserved inner hinges with red end papers slight age tone to spine Houghton Mifflin Company hardcover
1802réf. 16304London: Vernor and Hood 1802. First edition. leather_bound. Contemporary tree calf rebacked. Very good/Near Fine. 128 and 219 pages. 21 x 13 cm. First title with five copper-plate engravings two folding; second has two folding plates Divisions of the Linnaean System Characters of the Genera of British Plants English-Latin Dictionary of Botanical Terms and Index to the British Genera. First part carries month by month guide for the Farmer. Scattered light foxing generally bright. Vernor and Hood unknown
