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Best.-Nr. 236932151Grenoble Marcel Besson. 1946 original wrappers in slipcase missing lowest part of the slipcase 237 pp. number 167 of 650 copies only slipcase damaged else fine Grenoble, Marcel Besson unknown
Best.-Nr. B2-UXNI-GY82Fine. Fine book & jacket. unknown
Best.-Nr. 308521The Folio Society 1999. Super octavo blue heavy boards gilt lettering to spine gilt illus to front board xix 735pp illus Near FINE in slipcase VG light chafing & soiling The Folio Society 1999 hardcover
1977Best.-Nr. 59363Durham: The Friends of Duke University Library 1977. First Edition. One of 300 numbered copies of which 250 are for public sale specially bound and signed by the author and illustrator this being copy no.92. Octavo 23.75cm; red cloth with titling and decorations stamped in gilt on spine and covers; 46pp; illus. A Fine copy with the original prospectus laid in. The Friends of Duke University Library unknown
Best.-Nr. 41901Berlin: Guido Moriell 1991. Limited edition. Hardcover. Fine condition. Signed by the artist on each etching and colophon. A15/50. Small Folio. 55 1pp. Original hand bound blue Morocco with geometric cover design by bookbinder Guido Moriell and black-stamped lettering on spine housed in blue cloth clamshell box with gilt lettering on spine. Every binding of the deluxe edition is a unique design. Includes the video documenting the production of this anniversary edition housed in separate compartment of clamshell box as issued. Bibliophile edition on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the bookbinder Guido Moriell Radolfzell released in two Deluxe Editions A and B of 50 copies each and a standard edition of 100. This is No. 15 of the deluxe edition A printed on handmade paper. With 10 signed and hand colored original etchings by Rudolf Stuckert printed on the hand press of the artist. Top edge blue. Blue shaded endpapers. Blue initials. Text revised by John Loram based on the translation by Wilhelm Cremer 1922. Beautiful hand press production on firm handmade paper by the Steinort paper mill. An artistic masterpiece of modern hand press printing and bookbinding. Rudolf Stuckert 1912-2002 was a German painter and gallerist. He studied at the Academies in Kassel and Düsseldorf and was a master student of Oskar Moll. Stuckert opened his first gallery in 1936 in Düsseldorf with an exhibitions of Bruno Goller. In 1949 Stuckert became a cofounder of the New Rhine Secession Neue Rheinische Sezession in Düsseldorf. He had moved to Lake Constance in 1947 where he became a cofounder of the artist group "Der kleine Kreis" and was considered one of the so-called Höri-Painters. His paintings are an interplay of figurative and abstract elements. Landscapes ballplayers and acrobats are his favorite motifs. Guido Moriell is a film enthusiast and bookbinder in Radolfzell Lake Constance. In 2008 his work as a bookbinder was featured in the prestigious exhibition "Kunst des Bucheinbandes Art of Bookbinding" at the Duchess Anna Amalia Library in Weimar. Emphasis of the exhibition was the bookbinding in historic fashion showing a video of Guido Moriell at work as an example of traditional bookbinding. Guido Moriell hardcover
1898Best.-Nr. 028733Philadelphia: George Barrie 1898. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good. Xxi.353; Vii 318 Pp.; Vii 321 Pp. Three Volumes. Volumes One And Two Of A Three Volume Set Are #337 Of A Limited Edition Of 1000 Copies The Bibliophilist's Library Series Two. Full Navy Blue Morocco Five Bands Gilt Title And Volume Number On Spines Elaborately Gilt Turns Marbled Endpapers Top Edges Gilt. Deckled Edges 8 3/4" Tall. Volume Iii Is #111 Of 1000 But Original Gray Cloth Paper Spine Label No Gilt On Top Edge 9" Tall. Vol. I And Ii With Light Wear Fraying At Corners Bindings Solid With Hinges Tight No Names Or Marks Or Bookplates. Volume Iii Is Near Fine And Unopened Pages Still Attached Along Edges. George Barrie hardcover
Best.-Nr. DADAX0865340080New unknown
1925Best.-Nr. 9013300Paris: Le Groupy 1925. paperback. Very good condition. One of 575 numbered soft cover copies loose bound with an original etching on the front cover stamped in black and red. Chips and closed tears to the extremities of the wrapper. Interior is clean. Le Groupy paperback
1946Best.-Nr. B7264New York: Heritage Press. 1946. Light wear to slipcases interiors clean and crisp. . Binding: Pictorial paper boards backed in brown cloth. Spines with gilt lettering and decoration. Top edges purple. Housed in brown paper slipcases. Notes: A very good example of this set illustrated with reproductions of Piranesi’s renown etchings of Rome. Giovanni Battista or Giambattista Piranesi 1720 – 1778 was an Italian classical archaeologist architect and artist famous for his etchings of Rome and of fictitious and atmospheric "prisons" Carceri d'invenzione. He was the father of Francesco Piranesi Laura Piranesi and Pietro Piranesi. Size: 8vo. 240 x 160 mm Volume: 3 volumes. Category: Book Classics; Heritage Press. hardcover
1983Best.-Nr. 28520The Strange Company: USA 1983. First edition. Oversize pictorial wrappers. Fine unread copy. No 2. Large octavo single issue pictorial wrappers perfect bound. Weird magazine: 116 pages including covers. Ten issues published in total the first issue in 1973 then a gap of ten years when a further nine issues were published by The Strange Company 1983-1987. ''of special interest in no 2 is an interview with the leading Weird Tales cover artist of the 1930s Margaret Brundage'' plus ''The Room Of Fear'' a previously unpublished short story by William Hope Hodgson'' see Ashley/Tymn: Science Fiction Fantasy And Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 205/206. The Strange Company: USA unknown
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Best.-Nr. SONG0882894870Used: Good unknown
Best.-Nr. SONG3791320866Used: Good unknown
1987Best.-Nr. 28527The Strange Company: USA 1987. First edition & 1st printing. Oversize pictorial wrappers. Fine unread copy but for a touch of edge wear. Tenth and final issue. Large octavo single issue pictorial wrappers perfect bound. Weird magazine: 116 pages including covers. Ten issues published in total the first issue in 1973 then a gap of ten years when a further nine issues were published by The Strange Company 1983-1987. This issue has a mscellany of fiction poetry and essays by Thomas Ligotti ''The Spectacles In The Drawer'' Brian Lumley and others. The emphasis of this issue is on the work of WEIRD TALES author Amelia Reynolds Long and includes two of her short stories and an essay about her work by Chet Williamson. 1000 copies printed. The Strange Company: USA unknown
1985Best.-Nr. 20052The Strange Company: USA 1985. Oversize pictorial wrappers. Near fine NF copy. Seventh issue. Large octavo single issue pictorial wrappers perfect bound. 96 pages including covers. Weird magazine: ten issues published in total the first issue in 1973 then a gap of ten years when a further nine issues were published by The Strange Company 1983-1987. This issue has fourteen pieces of fiction including Brian Lumley illustrated throughout plus lots of poetry plus an interview with Joseph Payne Brennan a short piece listing ''The Thirteen Best Obscure Stories From Weird Tales'' and ''Landscapes of Intertextuality'' by Philip E. Kaveny. See Ashley/Tymn: Science Fiction Fantasy And Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 205/206. The Strange Company: USA unknown
1922Best.-Nr. 382375-WD28Wien/Leipzig : Avalun-Verlag 1922. Hardcover. Fair. Original gilt decorated goose leather gilt lettered spine decorated endpapers illustrated with 11 etchings in b/w including 5 SIGNED full page etchings by Alois Kolb printed in 400 copies this is number 23/150 unpaged 4to. Siebzehnter Avalundruck.; Large piece of spine missing piece of spine loose edges cover worn; name and date on endpaper. Wien/Leipzig : Avalun-Verlag hardcover
Best.-Nr. 6294Minneapolis: Red Egypt Press 1994. Limited Edition. One of 20 copies plus three Artist's Proofs specially bound and signed by Rathman this being copy no.20. Quarto 33.5cm; text is letterpress printed on Rives BFK wire-bound into grey cloth-covered boards with pictorial label inset on front cover; publisher's matching cloth slipcase; 26pp; illustrated with 9 three-color engravings from relief prints and etchings by David Rathman. Fine in a Fine slipcase. An elaborate production pairing the poetry of Russell Edson 1935-2014 with the artwork of Minneapolis-based visual artist David Rathman. Edson a Guggenheim Fellow has been called the "godfather of the prose poem in America." Uncommon evidently sold out prior to publication; OCLC notes 8 holdings. Red Egypt Press unknown
1912Best.-Nr. 048515Boston Ma: Bibliophile Society 1912. First Ediiton Thus . Hardcover. Fine/Slipcase. Full Brown Polished Calf Git. One Of 469 Copies Printed For Members Of The Society. A Fine Copy Gilt Brilliant No Marks Signed By Both Macdonald And On All Illustrations By Bicknell. In Near Fine Original Inner Slipcase 1/2" Split Al One Lower Edge Adjacent To Open End And In Near Fine Original Brown Cloth Outer Slipcase With Printed Spine Label Which Is Somewhat Browned. The Slipcases Are Rare Survivals. Bibliophile Society hardcover
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1879Best.-Nr. 060305Paris: E. Plon 1879. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine. Quarter Morocco Gilt Marbled Boards And Endpapers. #69 Of 100 Examples D'artiste Sur Papier Velin. Etchings In Four States. Light Wear Contents Clean No Marks. E. Plon hardcover
1930Best.-Nr. 042244Paris: G. Cres 1930. First Edition Thus . Hardcover. Near Fine/Slipcase. Fine B/W Illustrations. 201 Ii Pp. Full Black Niger Gilt And Blind-Stamped In An Art Deco Design Top Edge Gilt Black Gilt And Blindstamped Turns With Blue Silk Doublures And Additional Blue Marbled Endpapers Matching Leather And Marbled Paper On Slipcase. Front Board Neatly Detached Long Ago Reattached With Nearly Invisible Silk Now Again Detached But Can Be Invisibly Reattached Using New Cords Without Any Rebinding. Slipcase With Wear At Corners Split Along One Top Edge. Tipped In Is A Calling Card Of Emile Rossignol With Handwritten Message "Avec Tous Les Voeux De Bonheur Pour L'an Qui Vient" Rossignol." Very Faded Abbreviated Signature At End Of Contents Page. Roland Dorgelès 1885 - 1973 Was A French Novelist And A Member Of The Académie Goncourt. Born In Amiens Somme Under The Name Roland Lecavelé He Adopted The Pen Name Dorgelès To Commemorate Visits To The Spa Town Of Argelès He Spent His Childhood In Paris. A Prolific Author He Is Most Renowned For The Prix Femina-Winning Wooden Crosses Les Croix De Bois A Moving Study Of World War I In Which He Served. It Was Published In 1919 In English By William Heinemann In 1920. Dorgelès Served As A Juror With Florence Meyer Blumenthal In Awarding The Prix Blumenthal A Grant Given Between 1919 And 1954 To Painters Sculptors Decorators Engravers Writers And Musicians. G. Cres hardcover
1966Best.-Nr. 106619New York: Thomas Y. Crowell 1966. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine in a Near Fine price clipped dust jacket. Minor chip to crown near rear panel.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall. Thomas Y. Crowell hardcover
1950Best.-Nr. 121398Rolle : Paul Eynard 1950. broché. SOUPAULT Philippe . - ALEXEIEFF Alexandre eaux-fortes.Chant du Prince Igor. Version française de Philippe Soupault précédée d’un essai sur la poésie. Eaux-fortes en couleurs par Alexandre Alexeïeff. Rolle Paul Eynard1950 300x240mmXXV - 68 pages 17 eaux-fortes originales en couleurs dont 1 frontispice 6 hors-texte et 10 dans le texte l’une reprise en couverture en noir broché. En feuille sous couverture rempliée avec papier cristal d’origine conservé cartable et étui rigides. Un des 230 exemplaires sur papier Arches numéroté n° 254. Très petites et faibles rousseurs sur les premières et dernières pages. Bel exemplaire. No hidden customs fees for orders shipped to the U.S.A with a value of up to 800 USD PDDP shipping we pay the VAT in advance Paul Eynard unknown
1976Best.-Nr. 35487Lincoln MA: Penmaen Press 1976. Fine. Lincoln MA: Penmaen Press 1976. First Edition Limited to 300 copies of which this is no. 237. Slim octavo 24cm; original two-toned cloth printed in silver foil; 45pp.; full-page etchings. Just About Fine condition. Signed by Ginsberg and Eberhart on colophon in rear of volume. Title page continues "An explanation by Allen Ginsberg of his publication Howl and Richard Eberthart's New York Times article 'West Coast Rhythms' together with comments by both poets and relief etching by Jerome Kaplan." Typographic design by Michael McCurdy and binding by Robert Burlen & Son from a design by Robert Hauser. Penmaen Press unknown
