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1815ref. 255839Boston: Printed by Nathaniel Willis 1815. Fromntispiece 15 woodcut illustrations in text. 254 pp. 1 vols. Miniature 2 x 1-1/4 inches. Contemporary calf. Worn spine ends defective. Owner signature of Charlotte R. Chapin Springfield on verso of title. Fromntispiece 15 woodcut illustrations in text. 254 pp. 1 vols. Miniature 2 x 1-1/4 inches. Welch 860.3 "American variant of English version 2 no. 855; Adomeit A33; Shaw & Shoemaker 34916; not in Bondy but cf. pp. 37-38 other eds. Printed by Nathaniel Willis unknown
1815ref. 255839Boston: Printed by Nathaniel Willis 1815. Fromntispiece 15 woodcut illustrations in text. 254 pp. 1 vols. Miniature 2 x 1-1/4 inches. Contemporary calf. Worn spine ends defective. Owner signature of Charlotte R. Chapin Springfield on verso of title. Fromntispiece 15 woodcut illustrations in text. 254 pp. 1 vols. Miniature 2 x 1-1/4 inches. Welch 860.3 "American variant of English version 2 no. 855; Adomeit A33; Shaw & Shoemaker 34916; not in Bondy but cf. pp. 37-38 other eds. Printed by Nathaniel Willis unknown books
1985A cura di Marco Bona Castellotti e M. Bona Castellotti. Milano, 1985; ril., pp. 680, 598 ill. b/n num. n.t., 20 tavv. col., cm 24,5x32. (Repertori Fotografici. 4). italiano 88-304-059 Repertori Fotografici. 0004 ril.
1983English Text. Edited by Sebastian Goeppert, Herma C. Goeppert-Frank and Patrick Cramer. Genève, 1983; hardback, pp. 430, 768 b/w ill., 35 col. ill., cm 23,5x32. english
1972Texts by Jacques Rouet and Robert J. Courtine. Introduction by Raymond Thuilier. Prima edizione. Edizione limitata di 4.000, questo è il numero 1343 di 3.965 copie stampate su Lascaux in box di plexiglass . Tavole rivestite in argento, con fogli di metallo su fronte, retro e dorso con titolo in rilievo sulla superficie, 105 pagine, segnalibro stampato con disegno di Dior attaccato da nastro. 11 illustrazioni a piena pagina di Rene Gruau,pia eccellente di una pubblicazione ben prodotta che celebra Christian Dior, l'appassionato gourmand, con illustrazioni di Rene Gruau. Copia in buono stato di conservazione ma senza cofanetto in plexiglass. French Text. Paris, 1972; bound, pp. 105, b/w and col. ill., b/w and col. plates. francaise bound
1983Testo Italiano e Inglese. Fiesole, 1983; br., pp. 864, ill., 736 tavv. b/n num. f.t., cm 25x29,5. (Repertori. 1). english italiano 88-8116-00 Repertori. 0001 br.
19872 voll. in-4 grande (cm 26,5 x 36), I Vol. - Testi: pp. 254 con 13 illustrazioni n.t; II Vol. - Il codice: pp. 306 di tavole a piena pagina, a colori, a riprodurre il manoscritto originale. I volumi sono stati impressi con grande cura su carte di pregio della Papierfabrik Sheufelen e della Cartiera Fedrigoni, e rilegati in seta azzurra con titoli in blu ai dorsi, entro cofanetto sempre in seta azzurra (entro astuccio editoriale in cartone con titolo su tassello). Edizione fotografica fuori commercio del Leggendario Sforza-Savoia, che riproduce tutta la stupefacente bellezza di un manoscritto altrimenti inaccessibile al pubblico, corredata da un volume in cui è riportato fedelmente il testo originale e diversi studi ad esso relativi di Alessandro Vitale-Brovarone, Giovanna Giacobello Bernard, Guido Gentile e di Riccardo Passoni. Con glossari, indici, apparati filologici. Esemplare perfetto, pari al nuovo. Il "Leggendario Sforza-Savoia" (Ms. Varia 124), è uno dei manoscritti più preziosi del Rinascimento italiano, gelosamente conservato nel caveau blindato della biblioteca torinese in compagnia dei codici e dei disegni di Leonardo da Vinci. Realizzato nel 1476 per il duca di Milano Galeazzo Maria Sforza e per la consorte Bona di Savoia, contiene una raccolta di storie «da leggere» (in latino legendae, da cui il nome Leggendario) tratte dal Nuovo Testamento e dai Vangeli Apocrifi. Sono raccontate in volgare le vicende di Gioacchino e Anna, di Maria, di Gesù e del Battista, con una parte conclusiva dedicata ai furori dell'Apocalisse. Le stupende miniature furono eseguite dal milanese Cristoforo de Predis, artista al servizio di importanti famiglie quali gli Este e i Borromeo.. .
1930In folio (mm. 385x265), cartonato edit. (ingiallito), pp. (4),154, con 79 ill. in b.n. nel t., 147 tavv. in b.n. e 6 a colori sotto passepartout, f.t. Importante monografia dedicata alla stupenda collezione di miniature italiane - dal XII al XVI secolo - possedute da Ulrico Hoepli. Bella edizione d’arte di 300 esempl. numer., intonsa. Lievi fioriture solo sulle prime 2 cc., altrimenti ben conservato.
1970Si tratta della ristampa in formato ridotto dell'edizione 1920-1922 stampata a Würzburg. ogni pagina ne raccoglie quattro della precedente edizione. L'opera è articolata in 22 parti, così suddivise: I-IV: Artisti olandesi e belgi; V-XI: Artisti tedeschi; XII-XXI: Artisti italiani; XXII: Supplemento a cura di Rudolph Weigel. French Text. Hildesheim, 1970; 4 vols., hardback, pp. 968, ill., tavv. francaise
2003Miniature book: 2 1/8"w x 3 1/8"h. Many small prints of Ryden's Blood paintings featured in the artist's 2003 exhibitions in New York and Los Angeles at the Earl MacGrath Galleries. Gore and idealized children's big-eyed innocence/sexuality mixed together in disturbing juxtaposition with bees, bunnies, tears and meat. Exhibition list at back. Signed and dated on title page, comes with two tickets to 11/2004 exhibit at the Frye Art Museum in Seattle. Stamped #15222 on the last page. Limited Edition.
ref. 1475.1aafo.J. (20. Jhd.), 17.3 x 26 cm, auf altem Papier mit arabischer Handschrift auf Verso, mit mehreren kleinen Fehlstellen.
1977English Text. Princeton, 1977; 2 vols., bound, pp. 272, b/w ill., b/w plates, cm 24x29. english
1982A cura di Cera A. Milano, 1982; ril., pp. 774, ill., 720 tavv. b/n, cm 25x32. (Repertori Fotografici. 1). italiano 88-304-040 Repertori Fotografici. 0001 ril.
1991Milano, 1991; br., pp. 432, ill., cm 25,5x31. italiano 88-435-368 br.
1965Di questa edizione dell'opera litografica di Massimo Campigli sono state stampate 1124 copie, di cui 125 contrassegnate con numeri romani, con litografia originale a colori e firmata dall'autore, e 999 contrassegnate con numeri arabi. Esemplare numero 364. Firenze, 1965; cartonato in tela in cofanetto, pp. 111, tavv. b/n e col., cm 29,5x42. italiano cartonato in tela in
1950ref. 18093Worcester Mass: Achilles St. Onge 1950. One of 1500 copies printed from Monotype Plantin type on J. Barcham Green's hand made all rag wove paper by the Chiswick Press. Photographs. 1 vols. 12mo 3 x 2 inches. Bound in full blue morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. One of 1500 copies printed from Monotype Plantin type on J. Barcham Green's hand made all rag wove paper by the Chiswick Press. Photographs. 1 vols. 12mo 3 x 2 inches. Inscribed "To Joseph Miller with kindest regards Achille St. Onge. Achilles St. Onge unknown
1950ref. 18093Worcester Mass: Achilles St. Onge 1950. One of 1500 copies printed from Monotype Plantin type on J. Barcham Green's hand made all rag wove paper by the Chiswick Press. Photographs. 1 vols. 12mo 3 x 2 inches. Bound in full blue morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. One of 1500 copies printed from Monotype Plantin type on J. Barcham Green's hand made all rag wove paper by the Chiswick Press. Photographs. 1 vols. 12mo 3 x 2 inches. Inscribed "To Joseph Miller with kindest regards Achille St. Onge. Achilles St. Onge unknown books
1819ref. 34650Paris 1819. Miniature book in original green polished calf with gilt floral borders and gilt floral centerpieces. All edges gilt. Measures just 3/4" by 1". Text in French. Songs and poetry illustrated with eight small engravings. World Cat locates only 1 copy. See pictures. search our listings using keyword "miniature book" for other scarce examples of these small treasures. Fine. unknown
1900ref. 2724-12India [ca. 1900]. 29, 5 x 20, 5 cm. [2 Warenabbildungen]
1923in-4, pp. 120, bella e solida leg. m. marocch. e ang., dorso a nervi con tit. oro, taglio super. dor., copert. e dorso edit. cons. Edizione originale (una seconda ediz. apparve l'anno successivo) di questa poderosa autorevole monografia illustrata sulla pittura rinascimentale francese su codici in pergamena. Ottimo esempl.. .
1931Milano, 1931; 6 voll., cartonato, pp. 1890, 1113 ill. b/n, 295 tavv. b/n e col., cm 23x28,5. italiano
1840ref. 167731840. Religion Children's Literature Rev. Edmund S. Janes D.D. Miniature Bible. With Engravings Abridged and Collated. Philadelphia: Published at No. 2 Taylor's Alley by J. Harmstead and printed by S. Douglas Wyeth circa 1840. Approximately 2" x 2.5" inches. Original embossed brown cloth covers. 203 pages. 18 engravings including frontispiece depicting "Adam and Eve in the Garden" "The Prodigal Son" "Samson Killing A Lion" "Christ's Agony in the Garden" "Moses in the Bullrushes" "John the Baptist" and more. Miniature 'thumb bibles' such as this one were abridged versions of the Bible intended for children and decorated with pictures. At the time that this description is being written just four copies are recorded in American institutions. OCLC search results are at best an estimate and can vary over time. Pencil ownership inscription on front pastedown reading "Sallie Hitch's Book Presented By Her Father". Sallie practices her name on the rear endpaper and leaves a small pencil doodle. Textblock tight though front hinge has separated from the textblock. Covers whole. Faint titles to spine. Pages occasionally creased and slightly toned but overall clean and attractive. An interesting beautifully illustrated volume in good condition. unknown
1840ref. 167731840. Religion Children's Literature Rev. Edmund S. Janes D.D. Miniature Bible. With Engravings Abridged and Collated. Philadelphia: Published at No. 2 Taylor's Alley by J. Harmstead and printed by S. Douglas Wyeth circa 1840. Approximately 2" x 2.5" inches. Original embossed brown cloth covers. 203 pages. 18 engravings including frontispiece depicting "Adam and Eve in the Garden" "The Prodigal Son" "Samson Killing A Lion" "Christ's Agony in the Garden" "Moses in the Bullrushes" "John the Baptist" and more. Miniature 'thumb bibles' such as this one were abridged versions of the Bible intended for children and decorated with pictures. At the time that this description is being written just four copies are recorded in American institutions. OCLC search results are at best an estimate and can vary over time. Pencil ownership inscription on front pastedown reading "Sallie Hitch's Book Presented By Her Father". Sallie practices her name on the rear endpaper and leaves a small pencil doodle. Textblock tight though front hinge has separated from the textblock. Covers whole. Faint titles to spine. Pages occasionally creased and slightly toned but overall clean and attractive. An interesting beautifully illustrated volume in good condition. unknown books
1962ref. ST15816-74Chicago and Skokie Illinois: Black Cat Press 1962-77. All works measuring 49 to 75 mm. about 2 to 3" tall. Seven separately published works in eight volumes. All in their original bindings see below. Binding of "A Testament of Freedom" somewhat worn including a short crack to upper joint; "A Christmas Parable with a little rubbing to extremities and tail of lower joint; all other works in mint condition inside and out. Printer and press founder Norman Forgue said in his bibliography that the Black Cat Press "has had a long and prolific life. Founded in 1932 at the height of the Depression its only assets were an empty pocketbook and a burning desire to do fine printing and make beautiful books and hopefully find employment." Although Forgue had printed several "little" books and keepsakes early in his career the first true miniature book was not produced by the press until 1961. The titles in the present collection include: 1 BEWICK THOMAS Illustrator. "VIGNETTES FROM BIRDS QUADRUPEDS AND FABLES." 1971 ONE OF 200 COPIES. Red leather gilt French fold. With illustrations printed from original blocks. "This is probably the only miniature book partly printed by hand and part on modern automatic presses." Forgue 2 EISENSCHIML OTTO. "THE CIVIL WAR IN MINIATURE." 1962 ONE OF 275 COPIES. Dark blue leather gilt crossed sword design on upper covers French fold. 3 FORGUE NORMAN. "A CHRISTMAS PARABLE." 1964 ONE OF 200 COPIES. Red leather gilt French fold. With decorations by Gerald Whalen. According to Forgue this is "Basically a true story and an experience I will long remember." 4 FORGUE NORMAN Compiler. "A TESTAMENT OF FREEDOM." 1966 ONE OF 200 COPIES BOUND IN LEATHER. Red leather gilt French fold. 5 J. B. H. Jr. "A CHRISTMAS STORY." 1961 ONE OF 300 COPIES of which 50 were for sale. Brown paper boards with rows of gilt stars backed with green leather. 6 LEVITAN KALMAN. "MINIATURE BOOKS RELATING TO POSTAGE STAMPS." 1983 Two volumes. ONE OF 250 COPIES. Red leather gilt. Volume I with a USPS mini-stamp as a frontispiece; recto of title with an ink gift inscription; volume II with a "keepsake for friends" dated 1978 bound in with a place for a postage stamp to be added. 7 NICHOLS DALE. "LET THERE BE LIGHT." 1969 ONE OF 250 COPIES. Turquoise leather gilt. Black Cat Press unknown
1962ref. ST15816-74Chicago and Skokie Illinois: Black Cat Press 1962-77. All works measuring 49 to 75 mm. about 2 to 3" tall. Seven separately published works in eight volumes. All in their original bindings see below. Binding of "A Testament of Freedom" somewhat worn including a short crack to upper joint; "A Christmas Parable with a little rubbing to extremities and tail of lower joint; all other works in mint condition inside and out. Printer and press founder Norman Forgue said in his bibliography that the Black Cat Press "has had a long and prolific life. Founded in 1932 at the height of the Depression its only assets were an empty pocketbook and a burning desire to do fine printing and make beautiful books and hopefully find employment." Although Forgue had printed several "little" books and keepsakes early in his career the first true miniature book was not produced by the press until 1961. The titles in the present collection include: 1 BEWICK THOMAS Illustrator. "VIGNETTES FROM BIRDS QUADRUPEDS AND FABLES." 1971 ONE OF 200 COPIES. Red leather gilt French fold. With illustrations printed from original blocks. "This is probably the only miniature book partly printed by hand and part on modern automatic presses." Forgue 2 EISENSCHIML OTTO. "THE CIVIL WAR IN MINIATURE." 1962 ONE OF 275 COPIES. Dark blue leather gilt crossed sword design on upper covers French fold. 3 FORGUE NORMAN. "A CHRISTMAS PARABLE." 1964 ONE OF 200 COPIES. Red leather gilt French fold. With decorations by Gerald Whalen. According to Forgue this is "Basically a true story and an experience I will long remember." 4 FORGUE NORMAN Compiler. "A TESTAMENT OF FREEDOM." 1966 ONE OF 200 COPIES BOUND IN LEATHER. Red leather gilt French fold. 5 J. B. H. Jr. "A CHRISTMAS STORY." 1961 ONE OF 300 COPIES of which 50 were for sale. Brown paper boards with rows of gilt stars backed with green leather. 6 LEVITAN KALMAN. "MINIATURE BOOKS RELATING TO POSTAGE STAMPS." 1983 Two volumes. ONE OF 250 COPIES. Red leather gilt. Volume I with a USPS mini-stamp as a frontispiece; recto of title with an ink gift inscription; volume II with a "keepsake for friends" dated 1978 bound in with a place for a postage stamp to be added. 7 NICHOLS DALE. "LET THERE BE LIGHT." 1969 ONE OF 250 COPIES. Turquoise leather gilt. Black Cat Press unknown books
