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1889ref. 5268fdBoston: Alfred Mudge & Son 1889. Octavo burgundy cloth hardcover 227 76 188 81 75 pp. Very Good; some rubbing to joints. Alfred Mudge & Son, 1889. hardcover books
1974ref. 55661Metuchen: Scarecrow Press. 1974. First printing of this revised edition. 142 pp w/bibliography& index. Fine in full cloth. No dust jacket as issued. Metuchen: Scarecrow Press,. hardcover books
1969ref. 46635Trumansburg: New/Books 1969. First edition. 36 pp. Fine in stapled wrappers. Gill’s second book. Trumansburg: New/Books unknown books
1968ref. 41629NY: Biblio and Tannen 1968. First printing of this reissue originally published in 1941. xv 300 pp w/illustrations. Upper corners lightly bumped else near fine in full cloth. Introduction by Beatrice Warde. NY: Biblio and Tannen, hardcover books
1969ref. 7634Trumansburg: New/Books 1969. First edition. 38 pp. Near fine in stapled wrappers with light tanning to extrems. Gill's second book. Young 1438. Trumansburg: New/Books unknown books
1973ref. 19677Trumansburg: The Crossing Press 1973. First edition. Near fine with promotional flyer laid in; contributions from Robert Sward Keith Abbott Dick Lourie William Mathews Carol Berge etc. Trumansburg: The Crossing Press, unknown books
1969ref. 34507Cambridge & Cheltenham: R Books 1969. First edition lettered & signed issue. 22 pp. Near fine in stapled wrappers. Covers by Peter Cartwright. One of 26 lettered copies SIGNED by Vickers with an original 26 line holograph poem that does not appear in this collection. Cambridge & Cheltenham: R Books, unknown books
1982ref. 11610Plainfield:Alembic Press 1982. First trade paperback printing. 75 pp. Near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers. Young 1437. Plainfield:Alembic Press, paperback books
1971ref. 9995Boston: Beacon Press 1971. First edition. Fine in very good price-clipped dust jacket; ground-breaking anthology from Gill’s New magazine includes Atwood Bowering Hershon E. Knight Irving Layton Dick Lourie Lyn Lifshin Robert Peterson Marge Piercy Dennis Saleh etc. Boston: Beacon Press, unknown books
1975ref. 23626Trumansburg: Crossing Press 1975. First trade paperback printing. 110 pp. Near fine in illustrated wrappers. Poems with an introduction by Victor Contoski. Drawings by Harley Elliott. Trumansburg: Crossing Press paperback books
1969ref. 23625Trumansburg: New/Books 1969. Firs edition. 38 pp. Light toning along spine else near fine in stapled wrappers. Dated 4/26/74 and INSCRIBED by Gill “for Harold Norse.” Young 1438. Trumansburg: New/Books unknown books
1970ref. 23630Frederiction: Fiddlehead Books 1970. First edition. 8vo. Wrappers. 62 pp. 1/500 copies. Fine. Frederiction: Fiddlehead Books, unknown books
1969ref. 31181Cambridge: R Books 1969. First edition. 22 pp. Fine in printed wrappers. Cover by Peter Cartwright. One of 250 copies. Press promotional flyer laid-in. Cambridge: R Books, unknown books
1967ref. 23629Trumansburg: New/Books 1967. First edition. 38 pp. Fine in illustrated wrappers. Gill’s first book. Young 1440. Trumansburg: New/Books unknown books
1975ref. 31402Trumansburg: Crossing Press 1975. First edition. 110 pp. Very near fine in decorated boards without dust jacket as issued. One of 300 copies. Introduction by Victor Contoski illustrations by Harley Elliott. Trumansburg: Crossing Press hardcover books
1969ref. 23627Trumansburg: New/Books 1969. First edition of his second book. 8vo. Wrappers. Young 1438. Trumansburg: New/Books, unknown books
1982ref. 31403Plainfield: Alembic Press 1982. Second printing. 75 pp. Fine in near fine dust jacket. Young 1437. Plainfield: Alembic Press unknown books
1894ref. 70420NY: Brett Lithographing Co 1894. Second edition "new table with nineteen different pitches" first published 1892. Large 4to 35 cm. 16 pp. Seven plates on card stock uniformly lightly browned four from the earlier work and three new to this edition OCLC: "scored to demonstrate different angles". Gill also published Rapid Carpentry in 1888 we could find no record of an 1892 printing of "Detail on the Square". OCLC locates one copy of this 1894 edition Cleveland Public. Original printed gray wrappers. Very good. Brett Lithographing Co unknown books
1893ref. 70421NY: The author 1893. First edition a companion to Gill's Detail on the Square. Large 4to 35 cm. 13 pp. versos only. Six plates on card stock uniformly lightly browned two scored to demonstrate different angles. Includes a final leaf printing a directory of "Boss Carpenters" for Newark and Paterson New Jersey and the area just north of New York City Port Chester Nyack etc. Gill also published Rapid Carpentry in 1888. OCLC locates only a 1977 microform. Original printed orange wrappers. Very good. The author unknown books
1945ref. 60374Montgomery AL: The Committee 1945. First edition a reproduced typescript. 4to. 1 2 9 5 8 6 10 3 pp. printed rectos only. The committee was composed of Gill a physician and state health officer Clark a professor of food hygiene and health and Tucker a nutritionist; it inspected each of the state's prisons Kilby Draper Atmore and Julia Tutwiler women's the state Cattle Ranch and all of its road camps paying particular attention to medical and dental services rehabilitation work and food services and nutrition noting many deficiencies in all areas and making recommendations for remediation in detail. The races were largely segregated but seemed to have shared fairly equally the poor conditions but with African Americans bearing the brunt of the road camp work. The "History of the Alabama Department of Corrections" on that organization's website makes no mention of this report and none of its findings or recommendations are included in the ADOC website timeline. Apparently not recorded on OCLC. Some age soiling else very good. Brad-bound at top final leaf with tear at brad. #7545. The Committee unknown books
1988ref. 36197Wellingborough: Charles Skelton at the September Press 1988. Hardcover. Fine. Hardcover. One of 600 copies. This is one of 480 unnumbered copies case bound in buckram by The Fine Bindery Limited. This is a nicely produced facsimile of the Four Gospels from the Golden Cockerel Press with illustrations by Eric Gill. The publisher writes in his note at the end of the volume: "This book is a reproduction version of The Four Gospels published in 1931. I call it a reproduction version rather than a facsimile because that is what it is a copy produced by photo-lithography with no attempt to simulate the paper or binding of the original. From the outset the spirit of the book was what I was aiming at. The original is a marvelous book.and rightly regarded as one of the glories of modern book-making.If a reproduction could demonstrate something of the excitement simplicity and ingenuity of the original I would be well pleased." Appearing after the facsimile proper is a six-page account of the making of the original accompanied by four photographic illustrations. This is followed by a brief article on Gill written in 1953 for "The Book Collector" by Robert Gibbings who purchased the Golden Cockerel Press in 1924. Bound in the original black buckram with a tan leather spine label with gilt title. Minor fading to spine. The text pages are bright and immaculate. Housed in the publisher's natural linen slipcase. In fine condition. Measures 9.25 x 13.25 inches. 269 pages xiv. PRI/121422. Charles Skelton at the September Press hardcover books
1984ref. 325570New York: Philosophical Library 1984. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First edition. Very good with a bow in the boards in a very good dust jacket with light scuffing. Philosophical Library hardcover books
1969ref. 24018Garden City NY: Doubleday & Co 1969. Pictorial boards. Near Fine/Very Good . Seymour Chwast. A sharp well-preserved copy of the uncommon 1969 1st edition. Clean and Near Fine in a crisp price-intact VG dustjacket with light fading along the spine and mild spotting to the front panel and along the front flap-fold. Quarto wonderfully illustrated throughout in rich color by the great Seymour Chwast. Doubleday & Co unknown books
1990ref. 10373Seattle: Sasquatch Books 1990. Hardcover. Collectible; Fine/Fine. A beautiful copy of the 1990 1st edition. Fine in a bright price-intact Fine dustjacket. Oblong quarto nicelyu illustrated thruout by Shannon Cartwright. Author Shelly Gill signature pasted on at the dedication page. Signed by Author. Sasquatch Books hardcover books
ref. 06637London: The Folio Society 2011. Golden Cockerel Reborn - A Monument of English Private Press Printing" No. 22 of 1250 Copies - The Folio Society Facsimile in Full Goatskin CHAUCER Geoffrey. Troilus and Criseyde. Edited by Arundell Del Re. Wood engravings by Eric Gill. London: The Folio Society 2011. "This Facsimile Edition." Limited to 1250 numbered copies this example no. 22. Folio 12 1/4 x 7 1/2 inches; 311 x 191 mm. xii 1-309 1 2 blank 1 limitation statement 1 blank pp. Illustrated throughout with Gill's celebrated wood engravings originally printed at the Golden Cockerel Press under the direction of Robert Gibbings. Printed in Germany by Memminger MedienCentrum on Rigoletto Panna felt-marked paper. Elegantly bound by G. Lachenmaier in full black goatskin over beveled boards covers decoratively stamped and lettered in gilt to a design by Neil Gower smooth spine gilt-lettered blue endpapers all edges gilt silk marker. With: The Golden Cockerel Press Troilus and Criseyde. Essays by Roderick Cave and Barry Windeatt. London: The Folio Society 2011. Folio 12 1/4 x 8 inches; 311 x 204 mm. 1-6 7-48 pp. Photogravure frontispiece and three additional photogravure illustrations. Quarter black cloth over blue boards front cover with printed paper label. Together housed in the original black cloth clamshell case spine lettered in gilt. A mint as new set. A meticulous and highly successful facsimile of the Golden Cockerel Press masterpiece of 1926-27 widely regarded as one of the greatest achievements of twentieth-century English private press printing - this Folio Society edition faithfully reproduces the scale typography and visual rhythm of the original. Gill's wood engravings - at once austere lyrical and unmistakably modern - rank among his finest book illustrations perfectly complementing the courtly intensity of Geoffrey Chaucer's great tragic romance. Printed on fine mould-made paper and bound in full goatskin the present facsimile succeeds not merely as a reproduction but as a convincing continuation of the Golden Cockerel aesthetic. The accompanying scholarly volume with essays by Cave and Windeatt provides important bibliographical and literary context further enhancing the set's appeal to collectors. London: The Folio Society, 2011 unknown books
