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2014réf. 53486Oni Press: Portland OR 2014. First edition & 1st printing. Oversize hardcover. Fine copiesin pictorial boards as issued without dustjacket. Four hardcover volumes reprinting 52 issues of the b/w post-apocalyptic comic book series which ran for 60 issues total between 2006-2015. Written by Antony Johnston and illustrated by Christopher Mitten vol 1-3 Justin Greenwood vol 3 Remington Vetet vol 3 and Russel Roehling vol 4: iIntroductions by Jeff VanderMeer to volume 1 Warren Ellis to volume 2 Greg Rucka to volume 3 and Kieron Gillen to volume 4. Over 1500 pages. Oni Press: Portland, OR unknown
1940réf. 19330John C. Winston Company. Very Good in Good dust jacket. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Blue blindstamped decorated cover has wear to corners and caps but is clean bright and in very good condition. Boards and spine are straight. Binding is tight. Illustrated end sheets and paste downs clean and very good with former owner's name on blank side. Pages are clean and near pristine. Dust jacket has . Wear to the extremities with a couple of short tears and soiling to back panel but bright and in good condition. DJ corners clipped. DJ protected by a brand new clear acid-free mylar cover. We add mylar covers to all books with DJs to preserve the DJs and add luster to magnify their beauty. If pictured shown without the mylar cover for an accurate representation of dust jacket. ; 280 pages . 1940. John C. Winston Company hardcover
réf. 5030hebdomadaire paraissant tous les dimanches.Nouvelle série n°1 du 19 avril 1936 au n°37 du 27 décembre 1936; 8 pages, illustrations noir et couleurs,aventures, histoires,texte sur 3 colonnes,Félix le chat par Pat Sullivan, Bibi Fricotin par Callaud , l'as des Boy-scouts par Thomen etc. reliure éditeur,dos toilé rouge avec titre en noir en long, premier plat illustré en couleurs Félix le chat,deuxième plat en noir, Beayux albums,vacances, étrennes. Quelques petites déchirures de manipulations en marge inférieure à certaines pages en début et fin de volume, en marge inférieure et extérieure aux n+ 37 ainsi qu'au n° 13 pages 3 à 5, au n° 18 pages 3 à 5, sans gravité.Sinon très bon état.Fort rare
1934réf. 9441New York: Blue Ribbon Press 1934. Illustrated pop-up edition. Original Wraps. Very Good. Illustrated pop-up edition. Original Wraps. Classic story of Puss in Boots illustrated by Harold Lentz in pop-up form and black and white text with illustrations. Harold Lentz was an advertising and children's pop-up book illustrator also the paper engineer for other books as "Pinocchio" "Jack the Giant Killer" and "Little Red Riding Hood." All paper engineering in excellent condition. Little shelf/edge wear soiling else tight bright and unmarred. Bound in original illustrated boards with pop-up end pages 8vo. np. Illus. color. Inscription on title page. No dust jacket as issued. Blue Ribbon Press unknown books
1992réf. 1003919New York: Philomel Books 1992. First edition review copy of Nancy White Carlstrom's Alaskan bedtime story richly illustrated with Native American imagery by Leo and Diane Dillon accompanied by the publisher's signed promotional poster. A sleepy young narrator bids goodnight to the Earth each feature of the snow-covered landscape imagined as part of the family: "Goodnight Papa Star / Goodnight Mama Moon / Bending your silver arms / down through the darkness." Leo and Diane Dillon won numerous awards over the course of their long career including back-to-back Caldecott Medals in 1976 and 1977 for Ashanti to Zulu and Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears the only consecutive medals given to date. They would win the 1992 Society Of Illustrators Gold Medal for the vibrant airbrush and watercolor images in Northern Lullaby. The publisher's poster reproduces their two-page spread of the tree spirits Auntie Willow and Auntie Birch "standing in long flannel gowns in the silence." A near-fine inscribed copy of a stunning book accompanied by a signed poster. Single volume measuring 11 x 10 inches: 26. Original black cloth spine lettered in silver purple pictorial boards stamped in blind original unclipped color pictorial dust jacket color pictorial endpapers. Color illustrations on every page. Inscribed "For Daniel" signed and dated 1993 by Dillons on title page. Publisher's review slip laid in. Poster measuring 18.5 x 21.5 inches signed at lower right. Lightest shelfwear to book horizontal and vertical creases to poster from folding. Philomel Books unknown
1992réf. 1003919New York: Philomel Books 1992. First edition review copy of Nancy White Carlstrom's Alaskan bedtime story richly illustrated with Native American imagery by Leo and Diane Dillon accompanied by the publisher's signed promotional poster. A sleepy young narrator bids goodnight to the Earth each feature of the snow-covered landscape imagined as part of the family: "Goodnight Papa Star / Goodnight Mama Moon / Bending your silver arms / down through the darkness." Leo and Diane Dillon won numerous awards over the course of their long career including back-to-back Caldecott Medals in 1976 and 1977 for Ashanti to Zulu and Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears the only consecutive medals given to date. They would win the 1992 Society Of Illustrators Gold Medal for the vibrant airbrush and watercolor images in Northern Lullaby. The publisher's poster reproduces their two-page spread of the tree spirits Auntie Willow and Auntie Birch "standing in long flannel gowns in the silence." A near-fine inscribed copy of a stunning book accompanied by a signed poster. Single volume measuring 11 x 10 inches: 26. Original black cloth spine lettered in silver purple pictorial boards stamped in blind original unclipped color pictorial dust jacket color pictorial endpapers. Color illustrations on every page. Inscribed "For Daniel" signed and dated 1993 by Dillons on title page. Publisher's review slip laid in. Poster measuring 18.5 x 21.5 inches signed at lower right. Lightest shelfwear to book horizontal and vertical creases to poster from folding. Philomel Books unknown books
1908réf. FLAHIVE-645W.B. Saunders & Company Philadelphia 1908 A good copy of a scarce title. Many b&w illustrations all in fine condition. Considerable foxing to edges front matter and back matter. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Good. W.B. Saunders & Company, Philadelphia hardcover
1979réf. 310052NY: ABRAMS. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1979. Poster. Promotional POSTER. 21" X 49" Close to fine on single printed sheet. Horizontal fold at middle. A few tiny hints of foxing at white margins. Long full-color illustration of a giant with "The Giants Are Coming!" printed at the base. Nicely suited for framing. MG . ABRAMS. unknown
1915réf. 002601Berlin: Hermann Hillger Verlag 1915. First Edition. Paper pastedown on boards. Very Good. 8vo. Unpaginated with 25 leaves a color plate on each of them not counting title leaf. The color plate is on the recto and the facing verso contains accompanying verse. The artwork bears the style of a darkish late impressionism as it moved towards an Expressionist sensibility. As not everything was by the same hand there is some diversity of style coloring literalism of course. Included is an original subscription or order form for the book. It would appear that the book was sold in part or perhaps entirely through direct sales spearheaded by the Crown Princess and conducted by aristocratic women at least in some measure. Light soiling to the cover pastedown. Scattered light soiling within. One gathering is partly loose. Hermann Hillger Verlag unknown
1915réf. 002601Berlin: Hermann Hillger Verlag 1915. First Edition. Paper pastedown on boards. Very Good. 8vo. Unpaginated with 25 leaves a color plate on each of them not counting title leaf. The color plate is on the recto and the facing verso contains accompanying verse. The artwork bears the style of a darkish late impressionism as it moved towards an Expressionist sensibility. As not everything was by the same hand there is some diversity of style coloring literalism of course. Included is an original subscription or order form for the book. It would appear that the book was sold in part or perhaps entirely through direct sales spearheaded by the Crown Princess and conducted by aristocratic women at least in some measure. Light soiling to the cover pastedown. Scattered light soiling within. One gathering is partly loose. Hermann Hillger Verlag unknown books
1850réf. 79133New York NY USA: Elton & CO and John McLoughlin Circa 1850s. Hardcover. Good. The Charmed Fawn: Pleasure Books for Children Elton & Co John McLoughlin Collection of 4 Titles: Peter the 'Goatherd and Battle of Blenheim' 'Ugly Little Duck or The Beautiful Swan' 'The Story of the Charmed Fawn' and 'The Story of Hans In Luck or the Five Bad Bargains' Rebound Copy Circa 1850's. Cover board depicts 'The Charmed Fawn' states John McLoughlin Successor to ELTON & CO Publisher but the books themselves collected and rebound together only state Elton & CO as publishers. Spine and back board are a maroon wrapping with tanned endpapers. All four books are in tact and complete within the book but have foxing and wear due to age/use. There is a curve to the boards as well. Still very nice rebound collection of Rare Children's story pamphlets circa 1850's. G Elton & CO and John McLoughlin hardcover
réf. 68889London: Geoffrey Cumberlege / Oxford University Press 1941. Children's Adventure FIRST EDITION. Octavo 19 x 13cm pp.254; 2 blank. With a colour frontispiece and six full-page black and white illustrations by Alfred Sindall. Publisher's orange cloth blocked in brown text block thickness is 32mm. Some light and infrequent spotting throughout heavier in preliminaries and endpapers toning to edges of textblock no inscriptions some expected marks to covers spine sunned. Very good. Biggles is sent on a dangerous mission to retrieve a Polish inventor's plans which were hidden from the Nazis near the Finnish frontier. London: Geoffrey Cumberlege / Oxford University Press, [1941] unknown
réf. 195108Vanity Fair 1883. 1st edn. 21 issues bound as 1. Folio 15½ x 11 ins. Original gilt lettered green cloth poor - heavily worn at spine with partial loss at tail and corners of boards. Pp. 298 lacks pp. 17-18 illus with 19 full page chromolithograph plates by Spy 14 and T 5 hinges cracked with some pages and plates loose and worn at edges; armorial bookplate of Robert Fowler on front paste-down; no inscriptions. Vanity Fair, 1883 unknown
1996réf. BN207419Watson Guptill Rotovision 1996. 1996. Hardcover. Illustrators 36 The Society of Illustrators 36th Annual of American Illustration Illustrators 36 The Society of Illustrators 36th Annual of American Illustration Society of Illustrators Hrsg.; Jill Bossert Editor; Hodges Soileau; Peter de Seve; John Gurche; Robert Giusti; Dugald Stermer; David Wilcox; Michael J. Deas; Steven Assel; Robert Hunt; Derek James u. a. Illustratoren Watson Guptill Rotovision hardcover
1995réf. BN207068Watson Guptill Rotovision 1995. 1995. Hardcover. Illustrators 37 The Society of Illustrators 37th Annual of American Illustration Illustrators 37 The Society of Illustrators 37th Annual of American Illustration Society of Illustrators Hrsg.; Jill Bossert Editor; James Avati; Gregory Manchess; Kinuko Y. Craft; Mark Frederickson; Mark Ryden; Donato Giancola; Tristan Elwell; Michael J. Deas; Dorian Vallejo u. a. Illustratoren Watson Guptill Rotovision hardcover
1983réf. BN207848Madison Square Press 1983. 1983. Hardcover. Illustrators 24 - The Society of Illustrators 24th Annual of American Illustration Illustrators 24 - The Society of Illustrators 24th Annual of American Illustration Society of Illustrators Hrsg.; Mark English; Robert McGinnis; John Jude Palencar; Tom Evans; John Rush; Darrell Sweet; Christopher Blossom; Michael Whelan; John Berkey; Bob Peak u. a. Illustratoren Madison Square Press hardcover
1992réf. BN207600Rotovision Watson Guptill 1992. 1992. Hardcover. Illustrators 34 - The Society of Illustrators 34th Annual of American Illustration Illustrators 34 - The Society of Illustrators 34th Annual of American Illustration Society of Illustrators Hrsg.; Jill Bossert Editor; Joe Bowler; Edwin A. Georgi; Tim Jessell; Charles Thomas; Christopher Paluso; C. F. Payne; Maryjane Begin; Michael J. Deas; Jerry Lofaro u. a. Illustratoren Rotovision Watson Guptill hardcover
1948Edition Paul Durupt, 1948. In/4 couverture imprimée rempliée, 143 pages, sous chemise et étui, illustré par 40 pointes sèches originales de Maurice Leroy. Un des 300 exemplaires, feuillets libres.
réf. 200507551Paris, Librairie du Figaro , 3, rue Rossini, 1868 ; in-8, 352 pp., pleine percaline (dos passé, reliure signé A.Gardon relieur. coiffe du bas usagé plats muets, tranches dorées, état moyen).
réf. 200410123, Uitgever ILITA, 1964 ; grand in-8, 100 dessins, cartonnage de l'éditeur. Honderd houtsneden - TWEEDE DRUK -( BOIS).
1889Librairie Hachette, Paris, 1889. Grand in-4 (31 x 23 cm) broché, couverture illustrée d'une vignette sous une chemise de velours (soie façonnée sur les gardes), 11 planches hors-texte et un portrait gravés par différents artistes (illustrations hors-texte de Myrbach ; ornements typographiques de A. Giraldon ; le portrait en frontispice d'après P. Baudry), 224 p. Exemplaire numéroté sur vélin du Marais avec une suite sous serpente légendée. Usures sur les coiffes et les coins de la couverture de velours. Biblio : Monod 12.
réf. 5576Editions Vialetay, Paris, 1951. In/4 en feuillets, couverture blanche imprimée et rempliée sous chemise et étui recouverts de paille tissée, illustrations : 20 eaux fortes originales en noir de Odette Denis et deux planches supplémentaires, 183 pages. Un des 257 ex. ; celui-ci est un exemplaire d’artiste avec envoi de l’illustratrice.
réf. 40472Paris Louis Conard, éditeur 1907 in 8 (26x18,5) 1 volume broché, couverture rempliée, plat supérieur illustré, non paginé, texte dans un riche encadrement illustratré en couleurs par Edmond Malassis, légère trace de mouilure claire sur l'angle externe de la marge inférieure. Tirage limité à 170 exemplaires numérotés, celui-un des 150 exemplaires numérotés sur papier vélin. Bon exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1874Paris, Garnier, 1874. Fort volume in/4 en plein maroquin vert tilleul, dos à nerfs à titre doré, monogramme doré sur le plat supérieur, 7 planches (dessins de Staal) dont le frontispice, 719 p. Coiffes et coins légèrement épidermés. Dos insolé.
1955Editions du Demi-jour, 1955. 22 volumes brochés, couvertures illustrées en couleurs, illustrations de L. Brenot coloriées à la main, 331 & 322 p. Exemplaires numérotés sur Marais licorne, non coupés, en escellent état. Pierre-Laurent Brenot (né le 8 juillet 1913 à Paris et mort le 8 mai 1998 à Loches) styliste, affichiste et artiste peintre français. Il est surnommé le « père de la pin-up française ».
