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1903réf. ST20237New York: The Gorham Manufacturing Co 1903. FIRST EDITION. ONE OF 500 COPIES. 102 x 64 mm. 4 x 2 1/2". 4 p.l. 9-148 pp. CHARMING PUBLISHER'S LIMP SUEDE illustrated covers with a rotund golfer on front and a long-suffering caddy at rear top edge gilt other edges untrimmed. In a later glassine wrapper. Housed in a very sturdy custom-made buckram folding box with inlaid marbled spine label. Color floral and foliate headpieces tailpieces and title page and 16 DELIGHTFUL MOUNTED COLOR PLATES BY JOHN HASSALL. Front endpaper with the ownership inscription "W. P. Rockwell November 1905." Murdoch 888; Donovan & Murdoch 19030. Trivial smudges to the suede but A NEARLY PRISTINE COPY of this delightful little book an item that is simply never found this well preserved. This is a diminutive golf manual with immense charm and offered in the most immaculate condition possible. In a small-pocket format the book provides the golfer with the game's rules etiquette technical terms names of golf clubs and their various uses a list of American champions since the organization of the United States Golf Association and a roster of the "leading players in the United States." Accompanying the text are a group of quite charming colored plates done by John Hassall 1868-1948 an active and celebrated watercolorist poster designer and illustrator from 1895 onwards. Houfe calls him "an original and versatile designer." As can be seen in the present volume Hassall seems to have been influenced by "the flat colors and two-dimensional decorative quality of Japanese prints which he adapts to his own work with thick outline and careful patterning." Whatever the influence one can't help but smile when looking at his work. Hassall depicts golf costume through the ages here including golfers in kilts trousers cloaks knickers and other attire; he also shows us a pair of disarmingly shabby young caddies two women and a boy incongruously dressed in Napoleonic greatcoat and tricorn hat. The most memorable thing about this item is its condition: as a book intended to be put in one's pocket and as a volume that was never sturdy to begin with there is absolutely no explanation for how our copy has survived to the present day in its remarkable state of preservation. When this copy without its box was sold in 2004 at PBA Galleries the most prominent auction purveyor of golf books and equipment the catalogue called it "the finest copy we have ever offered of this exceedingly scarce and fragile book.". The Gorham Manufacturing Co unknown books
1903réf. ST20237New York: The Gorham Manufacturing Co 1903. FIRST EDITION. ONE OF 500 COPIES. 102 x 64 mm. 4 x 2 1/2". 4 p.l. 9-148 pp. CHARMING PUBLISHER'S LIMP SUEDE illustrated covers with a rotund golfer on front and a long-suffering caddy at rear top edge gilt other edges untrimmed. In a later glassine wrapper. Housed in a very sturdy custom-made buckram folding box with inlaid marbled spine label. Color floral and foliate headpieces tailpieces and title page and 16 DELIGHTFUL MOUNTED COLOR PLATES BY JOHN HASSALL. Front endpaper with the ownership inscription "W. P. Rockwell November 1905." Murdoch 888; Donovan & Murdoch 19030. Trivial smudges to the suede but A NEARLY PRISTINE COPY of this delightful little book an item that is simply never found this well preserved. This is a diminutive golf manual with immense charm and offered in the most immaculate condition possible. In a small-pocket format the book provides the golfer with the game's rules etiquette technical terms names of golf clubs and their various uses a list of American champions since the organization of the United States Golf Association and a roster of the "leading players in the United States." Accompanying the text are a group of quite charming colored plates done by John Hassall 1868-1948 an active and celebrated watercolorist poster designer and illustrator from 1895 onwards. Houfe calls him "an original and versatile designer." As can be seen in the present volume Hassall seems to have been influenced by "the flat colors and two-dimensional decorative quality of Japanese prints which he adapts to his own work with thick outline and careful patterning." Whatever the influence one can't help but smile when looking at his work. Hassall depicts golf costume through the ages here including golfers in kilts trousers cloaks knickers and other attire; he also shows us a pair of disarmingly shabby young caddies two women and a boy incongruously dressed in Napoleonic greatcoat and tricorn hat. The most memorable thing about this item is its condition: as a book intended to be put in one's pocket and as a volume that was never sturdy to begin with there is absolutely no explanation for how our copy has survived to the present day in its remarkable state of preservation. When this copy without its box was sold in 2004 at PBA Galleries the most prominent auction purveyor of golf books and equipment the catalogue called it "the finest copy we have ever offered of this exceedingly scarce and fragile book.". The Gorham Manufacturing Co unknown
1979STATO: USATO, MOLTO BUONO. TITOLO: The Golden Age: Manuscript Painting at the Time of Jean, Duke of Berry. AUTORE: Thomas,Marcel. CURATORE: Manuscript Painting at the Time of Jean, Duc De Berry. EDITORE: George Braziller DATA ED.: 1979, EAN: 9780807609231
1984Praga, 1984; br., pp. 128, ill. col., tavv. col. italiano br.
1979réf. ABE-1594062113305Opuscula Press New York 1979 Miniature book 2" x 2 5/8". Blue cloth in lightly soiled dust jacket with a small hole bottom rear edge. 54pp. Illustrated with examples of bookplates tipped in. #83/300 copies handbound & signed by Robert Hanson publisher. From the inventory of Former bookstore in Tokyo known as the Lilliput Oval Saloon. When the shop opened in 1979 founded by Kazushige Onuma it was the world s first all-miniature bookstore. Dealer's label fixed to rear paste down. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. Opuscula Press, New York hardcover
1997In-4 (cm. 31.70), tela editoriale, sovracoperta editoriale illustrata, custodia in cartoncino, pp. XXVII, (1), 574, (2bi.), con numerosissime illustrazioni in bianco e nero e soprattutto a colori nel testo. Text in English. Catalogo della Mostra: New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 11 Marzo - 6 Luglio 1997. In ottimo stato (nice copy).
2004réf. 18945ABScotland, 2004. 27 : 18,5 cm. 47 püages with many coloured illustrations. Original cloth.
2004réf. 18945AB2004. Scotland 2004 27 : 185 cm. 47 püages with many coloured illustrations. Original cloth. Shows hundreds of different miniature books. - Together with: BHUTAN. 2004. 71 pages with 181 illustrations in colour. - Same annotations in English but mostly in Corean. hardcover
1983London, Royal Accademy of Art, 25 november, 1983 - 11 march, 1984. English Text. London, 1983; paperback, pp. 413, b/w and col. ill., tavv., cm 21x28. english paperback
1903Hall-marked silver front of five cherubs on brown leather covers: Birmingham 1903 maker L&S - probably Levi & Salaman. Gilt page edges. 64 pages. Pins holding silver front have rusted and show on front pastedown which has cracked hinge, half-title page slightly grubby.
1959English Text. London, 1959; clothbound, pp. 300, 56 b/w and col. plates, cm 16,5x25. (Tate Gallery Catalogues). english Tate Gallery Catalogues clothbound
réf. 53271London Anthony Treherne & Co. Ltd 1904. FIRST EDITION 1904 75 x 75 mm 3 x 3 inches buff cloth blue red and black illustration to upper cover top edges green 99 pages. Black and white title illustration and 24 jolly colour plates each facing a page of text all printed on thick card 1 side only. Lovely story about baron's little son's pet blue rabbit. Expertly restitched new front endpaper so lacking list of other titles in the series. Very occasional very slight pale brown spotting child's inscription on blank reverse of first text page. A very good bright copy. No. 4 in The Humpty Dumpty Books for Children series 'The prettiest Child Books in the world'. MORE IMAGES ATTACHED TO THIS LISTING ALL ZOOMABLE FURTHER IMAGES ON REQUEST. POSTAGE AT COST AND ALL PARCELS SENT FULLY TRACKED AND FULLY INSURED. London, Anthony Treherne & Co. Ltd, 1904. hardcover
2002A cura di Gulli D. Traduzione di Lanzuisi A. Terni, 2002; br., pp. 80, ill., cm 17x26. italiano 88-88019-9 br.
2001A cura di Lanzuisi A. Traduzione di Picchiani B. Terni, 2001; br., pp. 80, ill., cm 17x26. italiano 88-88019-4 br.
réf. 51281London:Hamilton Adams And Co. Paternoster Row MDCCCXXXII. 1832 . A very good 19th century miniature book. Original full leather wrap-round wallet style binding. 64mo. 67mm x 54mm x 10mm. pp.124. Dark maroon calf. Leather flap with small repair. Rubbed gilt title to flap. Ink inscription to front-endpaper. Colophon to verso of the title-page and bottom of last leaf: "Sedding And Turtle Arundle Street Strand." Clean text throughout just light soiling commensurate with age. Calendar arrangement with a Bible quotation for each day of the year including February 29th. Date of publication from COPAC British Library. London:Hamilton, Adams And Co., Paternoster Row, MDCCCXXXII. [ 1832 ] . hardcover
réf. 53101London : Pub. by A. Schloss 12 Berners Str. Oxford Str. 1838 . One of the famous Schloss's Bijou almanacs illustrated with 6 engraved plates by Letitia E. Landon. 36mo 20 x 14mm. Engraved frontispiece 5 engraved plates. Light water stain to last leaf and light foxing to a couple of leaves. Ornate gilt decorated dark green leather over thin card covers. just light rubbing to the edges and the gilt decoration. G. "A miracle of fine and delicate engraving done consistently and beautifully to an almost unbelievably tiny scale." - See Percy E. Spielmann. London : Pub. by A. Schloss, 12 Berners Str. Oxford Str. [1838] . hardcover
réf. 52292London Wells Gardner Darton 1899. FIRST EDITION IN THIS SMALL FORMAT 1899 85 x 64 mm 3¼ x 2½ inches buff paper wraps yapp edges orange and green illustration to covers and spine 148 pages. Frontispiece title illustration 5 black and white plates and 14 text illustrations all by Richard Doyle. Not really a doll story: a wooden doll maker is punished for his laziness and his envy of his neighbour a silversmith by a black fairy called Malice and her alter ego an enchanted black doll which grows in size as the doll maker becomes more discontented. Slightly worn at head and tail of spine with 3 mm 1/8" splits very slight small stain on upper and lower covers spine slightly darkened small margin tear repaired on 1 text page. A very good copy. This popular story was first published with these illustrations as an 8vo in 1849 Osborne I366 reprinted by Alexander Moring in 1903 with 13 plates but only 6 text illustrations. MORE IMAGES ATTACHED TO THIS LISTING ALL ZOOMABLE. FURTHER IMAGES ON REQUEST. POSTAGE AT COST. London, Wells Gardner, Darton, 1899. paperback
2011Venezia, SCUOLA DEI MERCANTI, 2 giugno - 15 settembre 2011. Venezia, Scuola dei Mercanti della Madonna dell'Orto, 2 giugno - 15 settembre 2011. Torino, ABF - ATELIER PER I BENI FOTOGRAFICI, 22 settembre - 5 novembre 2011. A cura di G. Bonelli e LeVine J. Traduzione di Vicinanza L. Albissola Marina, 2011; br., pp. 108, ill. col., tavv. col., cm 22x22.
1989Edited by H.W. van Os, J.R.J. van Asperen de Boer, C.E. de Jong-Janssen and C. Wiethoff. English Text. Firenze, 1989; paperback, pp. 160, 99 b/w ill., 22 col. ill., cm 19,5x26,5. (Italia e i Paesi Bassi. Cataloghi. 1). (Dall'Antichità al Settecento). (Istituto Universitario Olandese di Storia dell'Arte. L'Italia e i Paesi Bassi. Collana diretta da Bert W. Meijer. Cataloghi. 1. / Dutch Institute for the History of Art in Florence. Italy and the Low Countries. Series directed by Bert W. Meijer. Catalogues. 1). english 88-7038-17 Italia e i Paesi Bassi. Cataloghi. 0001 paperback
1969English Text. London, 1969; bound, pp. 43, 131 b/w plates, cm 21,5x31,5. english bound
1922Firenze, 1922; br., pp. 54, ill.
1981English Text. Cleveland, The Cleveland Museum of Art, 6 marzo - 22 aprile 1979. Cleveland, The Cleveland Museum of Art/Indiana University Press, 1981; clothbound, pp. 177, 130 ill. b/n num. n.t., cm 22x28,5. english 0-910386-4
1993New York, 1993; br., pp. 78. english
réf. 51592London Humphrey Milford 1919. SECOND EDITION circa 1919 first published by Henry Frowde circa 1910 miniature book approximately 64 x 55 mm 2½ x 2¼ inches pink boards string binding as issued pretty mounted colour plate of dolly green and red holly patterned endpapers 63 pages. Coloured frontispiece showing dolly in a different outfit title illustration and tailpiece in line unsigned. Mabel May whose nursery is packed with dolls of all kinds whom she severely ill-treats is taught a lesson by a new arrival. Spine a touch faded no inscriptions contents bright and clean. A Fine crisp copy in Fine slipcase with repeat colour plate. Books in this little series are often found lacking frontispiece as with use the string cuts through its inner margin. MORE IMAGES ATTACHED TO THIS LISTING ALL ZOOMABLE. FURTHER IMAGES ON REQUEST. POSTAGE AT COST. London, Humphrey Milford, (1919). hardcover
1976réf. 216907Worcester Mass.: Achille J. St. Onge 1976. One of 1000 printed from Bembo type on Magnani paper at Stampria Valdonega. 52 2 pp. 1 vols. 2-1/2 by 1-7/8; 65x48mm. Blue morocco t.e.g. Fine. One of 1000 printed from Bembo type on Magnani paper at Stampria Valdonega. 52 2 pp. 1 vols. 2-1/2 by 1-7/8; 65x48mm. Achille J. St. Onge unknown
