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ref. 1418252964.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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ref. B9780812247268Hardback. New. The Mind Is a Collection approaches seventeenth- and eighteenth-century theory of the mind from a material point of view examining the metaphors for mental activity that invoked the material activity of collection. hardcover
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1973ref. 154421Media PA: Friends Suburban Project 1973. Pamphlet. ii 38 16p. wraps 8.5x11 inches light pen price & notes on front wrap otherwise in very good condition printed on page form letter laid in form the group. On the county prison in Delaware County Pennsylvania. Not found in OCLC as of 11/2026. Friends Suburban Project unknown
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ref. 14862Cheney & Sons printers Banbury Oxfordshire. June 1892. Printed on one side of 9 x 13 cm card with rounded corners edged in silver. A tasteful example of Victorian printing by a printer whose calling card boasted of his 'Specialities in the best class of work.' Very good lightly-aged. The word 'Sonnet.' is printed at the head in gothic type the rest being in roman. The poem begins: 'O GREATEST Poet of the living age! For many a year to come thy fame will ring Throughout the land. Grateful to thee I bring A simple tribute writ on simpler page.' Beneath the sonnet to the left is the date 'June 1892.' with 'E. DRAPER' on the right along the same line. At the foot of the page is the following in italic: 'This Sonnet has been kindly received and approved by Lord Tennyson.' A scarce piece of Tennysonian memorabilia with no other copy located either on COPAC or OCLC WorldCat. The author is presumably Eleanor Draper who published a number of works in Banbury between 1892 and 1915. The printers' details are not given but the item comes from the archive of Cheney & Sons 'General Commercial & Artistic Printers Banbury'. For more about the firm see 'John Cheney and his descendants printers in Banbury since 1767' 1936 and the Victoria County History volume for the County of Oxford Banbury Hundred. [Cheney & Sons, printers, Banbury, Oxfordshire.] June, 1892. unknown
1981ref. 35839Milano: Editoriale Corno 1981. First Edition. Hardcover. Comics Cartoons 18. Pictorial boards. Collect more than 300 strips narrating the misadventures of Alberto a wolf who's madly in love with a hen. Light toning to pages. A bright fine copy. Text in Italian. ; 22.5 x 21.5 cm. Editoriale Corno hardcover
1823ref. ST15946Paris: Jules Didot l'aîné et Baudouin Frères 1823. FIRST EDITION. 235 x 150 mm. 9 x 5 3/4". 2 p.l. 235 pp. Quite attractive contemporary calf decorated in gilt and blind in the Gothic cathedral style central panel of covers with blind-stamped centerpiece in the style of a rose window and gilt cornerpieces enclosed by blind- and gilt-roll frames raised bands spine panels with blind-stamped drawer-handle ornaments gilt titling gilt-rolled turn-ins marbled endpapers all edges gilt. WITH 24 LIVELY COLOR PLATES IN THE STYLE OF GEORGE CRUIKSHANK. Front pastedown with book label of "Beguin." Vicaire III 564. Upper cover with small dark stain spine sunned to a soft tan head of spine with small chip minor wear to front joint and corners but the binding solid and pleasant; text leaves with mild foxing due to paper quality but the plates happily unaffected and still bright with vivid coloring. In a stylish contemporary binding and with illustrations depicting the various "characters mores and manners" of the English this humorous exploration of the highs and lows of London society is a close adaptation of Pierce Egan's enormously popular "Life in London." The present work though not a word-for-word translation closely follows Egan's original story of Tom Jerry and Logic a group of friends whose misadventures lead them from the most fashionable districts of London to its poorest slums. The wonderful illustrations show the trio taking part in all manner of mischief and merrymaking including attending a masked ball mingling in the crowded foyer of a theatre visiting a bespoke tailor taking boxing lessons carousing at a rowdy alehouse and perhaps inevitably having to appear before a constable. Though the plates are unsigned they appear to be faithful copies of those done by George and Robert Cruikshank for the original Egan work. Deriving its name from the use of design motifs taken from Gothic architecture the so-called "Cathedral Binding" or "Cathedral-Style Binding" was fashionable in England and France for about three decades beginning ca. 1810. French binder Joseph Thouvenin is sometimes credited with popularizing the style. The design is usually accomplished with either blocking or gilt tooling but sometimes both are employed in a pleasing mixture as seen here. Jules Didot l'aîné et Baudouin Frères unknown
1836ref. 22048Glasgow: Blackie & Son 1836. First Edition. Hardcover. vi 114pp. Blue cloth with paper label affixed to front panel. Small stain to front endpapers light scattered foxing throughout cloth and label a bit soiled. A very good copy. Uncommon. ; Octavo. Blackie & Son hardcover
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2011ref. 12397New Castle: Oak Knoll Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2011. First Trade Edition. Hardcover. 1584562951 . Black cloth spine lettered in gilt. Illustrated with 16 color plate reproductions and 15 reproductions of correspondence and other documents. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 144 pages . Oak Knoll Press hardcover
1902ref. 8927Paris New York: Goupil & Co. Art Publishers 1902. First edition number 159 of 200 copies on Holland Paper. Large 4to 31x24cm 87pp of text interleaved with over 100 plates and tipped in illustrations in color and black and white. Publisher's 3/4 red morocco over marbled boards spine lettered in gilt with marbled paper endpapers. Upper joint and edges of boards rubbed small split to upper joint at head of spine. Former owner's bookplate to front pastedown ticket from the Gotham Book Mart to rear. Page block somewhat toned mainly the protective papers else clean internally and very good. Heavy volume and elegantly produced being a review and analysis of the art exhibitions held in Paris in 1902. Finely printed plate facsimiles of paintings and sculptures exhibited make up most of the book. Text is in English being translated from the French by Paul Villars. Hamel produced several of these volumes beginning in 1890 this being one of the more extravagant in deluxe binding. Goupil & Co., Art Publishers unknown
2001ref. 214In lovely shape: sharp corners tight spine unmarked pages. Only very minor shelf-wear. Features B&W plates charming nineteenth-century-inspired design. Includes a preface by Silver describing the history of the production of this second edition. 128 pp. History. KB. Ord Street Press paperback
