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1933ref. 13605New York: Farrar and Rinehart 1933. First Thus. Hardcovers with slipcase. Fine/Near Fine slipcase. Allan McNab. 8vo. pp. x 699; 703-1224. Illustrated by Allan McNab. Bound in black cloth over scarlet cloth; spine lettered and decorated in gilt publisher's transparent wraps. Clean and fresh throughout but for leaf 657/658 in the first volume which has a closed tear evidently a flaw from the printing or binding process. In the black paper-covered slipcase gold paper title label. Inscribed by the author to ffep of vol I: "Inscribed for -- -- / by the author / signed Hervey Allen". Also signed on ffep of vol II. A well perserved set in the original glassine jackets. Farrar and Rinehart hardcover
1937ref. 1250331937. Mount Vernon: Limited Editions Club 1937. 3 vols. 8vo xiii 431; 685 pp. 9 lithograph plates and numerous in-text illustrations signed by Wilson on the colophon. Rust colored cloth. A fine set with slight shelf wear to slipcase. § Limited to 1500 copies signed by the illustrator. With a new introduction by the author. Printed by Peter Beilenson and the Walpole Printing Office. unknown
1933ref. 31398New York: Farrar and Rinehart 1933 First Edition beautifully bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe in three-quarter brown morocco and patterned boards six gilt and black-ruled spine compartments set off by 5 raised hubs and decorated endpapers matching the boards original blue cloth spine and panels bound in at rear meets all first issue points p. 352 line 6: Xaxier; p. 397 line 22: found found; p. 1086 line 18: blacksmith ship a little micro-chipping to the paper at the very foredge negligible shelf wear otherwise a very handsome copy indeed; 8vo; 1224pp. First Edition. Hard Cover. Farrar and Rinehart hardcover
ref. 51696ALLEN Hervey. Anthony Adverse. Original cloth d/j. New York: Farrar and Rinehart Inc. 1933. First edition first issue. Signed presentation inscription card dated 1940 tipped onto front free endpaper. A near fine copy in a slightly sunned d/j. unknown
1922ref. h46339NY: New York: James F. Drake Inc 1922. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. One of 350 printed by Rudge typography by Bruce Rogers. 8vo seagreen spine over patterned boards good with some wear along the outer joints bookplate of the Hervey Allen Collection of the University of Pittsburgh no deaccession stamp but we purchased this in a large lot of duplicates from this collection about 10 years ago from Pitt and this probably avoided the stamp from being in a slipcase. Also with leather bookplate of W. Van R. Whitall. Signed by Allen on the title page and inscribed in pencil also on title page by Bruce Rogers "Advance copy -- for Major Wm. Van R. Whitall. Bruce Rogers. St. Patrick's Day in the morning - 1922-" and also with "No. 1. Hervey Allen" in pencil on flyleaf and additional note in pencil by Allen on pastedown "Written in 1916-1917 just after my return from the Border. An early poem. This is an early copy bound in green unlike the others." In handsome quarter burgundy morocco slipcase and cloth chemise. Great association copy: Whitall's wife and Allen were childhood friends in South Carolina and Allen gave to her the bound manuscript of "Anthony Adverse" the subject of a New Yorker article in 1934. Major Whitall was a well known book collector and bibliophile. Struck by Allen's poem "The Blindman" published in 1923 Whitall established "The Blindman Prize" a $250 annual prize for the best poem administered by the Poetry Society of South Carolina. It is clear from all this that Allen was very close to the Whitalls. It's extra special that this is the first copy off the press and was inscribed by both Rogers and Allen. James F. Drake, Inc hardcover
1937ref. 1250331937. Mount Vernon: Limited Editions Club 1937. 3 vols. 8vo xiii 431; 685 pp. 9 lithograph plates and numerous in-text illustrations signed by Wilson on the colophon. Rust colored cloth. A fine set with slight shelf wear to slipcase. § Limited to 1500 copies signed by the illustrator. With a new introduction by the author. Printed by Peter Beilenson and the Walpole Printing Office. unknown books
1957ref. 39035NY: Popular Library 1957. Mass market paperback. Very Good. Mass market paperback. 264pp. Slight spine lean wraps have some edgewear and a couple of small abrasions to the rear else about very good. Popular Library paperback
1957ref. 29779New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company Inc 1957. Very Good/Very Good. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company Inc. 1957. First Edition. Octavo. 309 pp. Illustrated dust jacket with $4.50 price present. Green and blue boards stamped in silver and white. Dust jacket chipped and rubbed along edges with a few short tears. Boards edgeworn. Binding sound and pages unmarked. Overall a Very Good copy; basis for the 1957 film starring Joanne Woodward. McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc unknown
1957ref. 29779New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company Inc 1957. Very Good/Very Good. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company Inc. 1957. First Edition. Octavo. 309 pp. Illustrated dust jacket with $4.50 price present. Green and blue boards stamped in silver and white. Dust jacket chipped and rubbed along edges with a few short tears. Boards edgeworn. Binding sound and pages unmarked. Overall a Very Good copy; basis for the 1957 film starring Joanne Woodward. McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc unknown books
1957ref. 39035NY: Popular Library 1957. Mass market paperback. Very Good. Mass market paperback. 264pp. Slight spine lean wraps have some edgewear and a couple of small abrasions to the rear else about very good. Popular Library paperback books
1798ref. 861321798. HERVEY James. Meditations and Contemplations: in Two Volumes. Fourth American Edition. Exeter NH: Henry Ranlet 1798. 2 vols. in 1. xvii 1 150; x 158pp. Final leaf is a Biblical concordance for both parts. Contemporary full leather red morocco spine label. Repair to front board upper third of front hinge split closed tears to rear flyleaf foxing and toning else good plus. Evans 33872. ESTC W30118. Despite the claims of the title page this is a much later American edition it was first published in London in 1746 and in Boston in 1750. A popular devotional the work had a great influence on the art of William Blake especially Hervey's "Meditations among the Tombs" found here opening the first volume. unknown
1796ref. 90091796. DELAWARE. Hervey James. The Beauties of Hervey: or Descriptive Picturesque and Instructive Passages. Wilmington: V. Bonsal for Robert Campbell Philadelphia 1796. 226 6 p. Contemporary sheep. Usual foxing else a very attractive tight copy. Rink 408; Evans 30558. unknown books
1938ref. 28575New York: The Sagamore Press 1938. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Quarto. 258pp index illustrated A very good copy in red brown cloth without dj . Long non-authorial inscription on front fly leaf otherwise a nice tight copy. Inscribed/Signed by Lorelle & William Randolph Hearst Jr to SanfordMaybe Laddie Sanford Polo Champion and also signed by Winston Guest another Polo Champion. The Sagamore Press hardcover
1888ref. 302877Troy N.Y.: Nims and Knight 1888. First edition. 10 Chromolithographic plates by Isaac Sprague. 1 vols. 4to. Original yellow cloth a.e.g. head of spine chipped else VG plates fine. Sprague Isaac. First edition. 10 Chromolithographic plates by Isaac Sprague. 1 vols. 4to. Nims and Knight unknown
1888ref. 302877Troy N.Y.: Nims and Knight 1888. First edition. 10 Chromolithographic plates by Isaac Sprague. 1 vols. 4to. Original yellow cloth a.e.g. head of spine chipped else VG plates fine. Sprague Isaac. First edition. 10 Chromolithographic plates by Isaac Sprague. 1 vols. 4to. Nims and Knight unknown books
1912ref. 827601912. MILLER James Hervey. My War Experiences. Gardner MA: Meals Printing Co. 1912. 1st ed. 8vo. 68 2 pp. frontis. ports. plate. Orig. wrappers. Wrappers with only trivial soiling. Damage to the inner margin of the final leaf from publisher's staples; soiling to the same otherwise near fine. Dornbusch IV 5042. Miller was a member of the 36th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. His memoir is principally given over to reminiscences of camp life and marches occasionally recounting engagements. Much of his time was spent in Tennessee. Uncommon in commerce. Even OCLC only identifies 5 institutional holdings. unknown
1935ref. 22685LITTLE BROWN Boston 1935. HBDJ X-LIBRARY Usual Wear STAMPS Residue on endpapers Stated 1st Edition April 1935 Dates Match 252 pgs VG/VG AS-IS Original Blue decorated Cloth with Yellow Interior relatively Nice tight clean Light Wear DJ Light wear Soil & tiny Chips Extremities 8 VO. . First Edition. Hard Cover. LITTLE BROWN, Boston, hardcover
1972ref. 131388Mit Pr 1972-06-15. hardcover. Like New. 8x0x10. 1994 15th printing looks unread with just a touch of shelf wear no jacket. oversized and overweight. Please email for photos. Mit Pr hardcover
1876ref. 69507Washington: Engineer Department U. S. Army; Government Printing Office 1876. Hardcover. 518pp. Quarto 30.5 cm Lacking the large folding map "Profile of wagon-routes in the Territory of Utah". Rebound in plain brown cloth with the title lettered in gilt on the backstrip. New endpapers and flyleaves. Errata slip bound in at front. Thin 4" mark on front board. Handful of small stains on the fore-edge of the text block. Pages moderately age-toned. Contains 4 diagrams 2 maps plates I-V plates I-IX and plates I-III. Subjects include: "Report on the Palæontological Collections of the Expedition" with descriptions of new species; "Ornithology: A List of Birds"; "Report on Ichthyology"; "Report on the Botany of the Expedition"; "Population and Resources of the Territory of Utah"; "Indians of Utah"; "Report on the Languages of the Different Tribes of Indians Inhabiting the Territory of Utah"; "Journal of Mr. Edward M. Kern"; "Journeyings of Father Escalante from Santa Fe to Utah Lake and the Moqui Villages in 1776." According to Howes "This route explored in 1859 shortened the distance to California by 250 miles; it was adopted by the overland mail pony express and telegraph. The report was submitted in 1861 but publication had to be deferred because of the Civil War. Portions however appeared in the author's The Shortest Route to California." Howes S508. Moffat 57 & 59. Wagner/Camp 345 note. Engineer Department, U. S. Army; Government Printing Office hardcover
1876ref. 69507Washington: Engineer Department U. S. Army; Government Printing Office 1876. Hardcover. 518pp. Quarto 30.5 cm Lacking the large folding map "Profile of wagon-routes in the Territory of Utah". Rebound in plain brown cloth with the title lettered in gilt on the backstrip. New endpapers and flyleaves. Errata slip bound in at front. Thin 4" mark on front board. Handful of small stains on the fore-edge of the text block. Pages moderately age-toned. Contains 4 diagrams 2 maps plates I-V plates I-IX and plates I-III. Subjects include: "Report on the Palæontological Collections of the Expedition" with descriptions of new species; "Ornithology: A List of Birds"; "Report on Ichthyology"; "Report on the Botany of the Expedition"; "Population and Resources of the Territory of Utah"; "Indians of Utah"; "Report on the Languages of the Different Tribes of Indians Inhabiting the Territory of Utah"; "Journal of Mr. Edward M. Kern"; "Journeyings of Father Escalante from Santa Fe to Utah Lake and the Moqui Villages in 1776." According to Howes "This route explored in 1859 shortened the distance to California by 250 miles; it was adopted by the overland mail pony express and telegraph. The report was submitted in 1861 but publication had to be deferred because of the Civil War. Portions however appeared in the author's The Shortest Route to California." Howes S508. Moffat 57 & 59. Wagner/Camp 345 note. Engineer Department, U. S. Army; Government Printing Office hardcover books
1934ref. 208912Woodstock NY: The Plowshare / The Maverick Press 1934. Softcover. VG-. Foxing to wraps and text block. Twelvemo. Softcover. Plain paper wraps with black titles. 83 pages. The Plowshare / The Maverick Press paperback
1934ref. 208912Woodstock NY: The Plowshare / The Maverick Press 1934. Softcover. VG-. Foxing to wraps and text block. Twelvemo. Softcover. Plain paper wraps with black titles. 83 pages. The Plowshare / The Maverick Press paperback books
1732ref. GEN2-D-1London: J Roberts 1732. Cloth. Very Good. 7.5" by 5". None. An interesting and scarce text reviewing George Berkeley's text. The work is a letter whereby an English clergyman is writing to his London friend on his views of Alciphron or The Minute Philosopher. This is the second edition of this text. The Minute Philosopher is a philosophical dialogue by Irish philosopher George Berkeley. In this work he combats the arguments of the free-thinkers such as Mandeville and Shaftesbury against the Christian religion. The work was first published in 1732 the same year that this review was published. Although there is not an author attributed to the title page it was later known that the title was written by John Hervey or 2nd Baron Hervey of Ickworth. John Hervey was an English courtier political writer and memoirist. He was known for writing very brutally frank works such as his memoirs of the court of George II where he gave a very unflattering account of the King and Frederick Prince of Wales. In a full cloth binding. Externally smart with some bumping to the extremities and to the head and tail of spine. Prior owner's inscription to front pastedown A G Mollard Aberdeen June 1971. Internally firmly bound. Pages are age toned to edges with the title page heavily age toned with handling marks. Scattered spots throughout. Very Good J Roberts hardcover
1935ref. 108715London: Victor Gollancz Ltd 1935. First edition first impression. From the publisher's archive with their ink stamp to the title page. Octavo. Original black cloth. With dust jacket. Spotting to pages in the toned dust jacket with shallow chipping to corners chip to rear spine edge wear to extremities. A very good copy. hardcover
