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1815115 p. Light damp stain and age stain. XLib blind stamp of Deportford Institute Free Library on title page and last leaf. Lacks first fly leaf. 200 mm. Original marbled boards. Remnants of leather spine. Front board fragile. S&S/AI 35575; BAL 15692A; Howes P136. Hardbound. SCARCE. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! AI BX 2
1803pp. xxxii, 312, clii [Appendix]. Mildly XLib. Early engraved bookplate with an unusual cipher TSC(?). Bookplate of W. Emmert Swigart and Juniata College. All edges marbled. 8vo. Quarter leather over marbled boards. Boards detached. Spine very worn with loss. Should be considered disbound. Peltier was a French Royalist who took refuge in England around 1792. Accused of promoting the assassination of Napoleon, he was tried by an English court in 1803. Very scarce. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! JUN5 BOX 4
réf. 1Q2212Weatherbys Publication England 1995. 522 S. mit zahlreichen Abb. Kunstleder-Einband im Schuber quart-quer Schuberkanten gering berieben. - gutes Exemplar / Text englisch - unknown
1948100 p. Illustrated. 4to. Original full black cloth binding, lettered and decorated in gold gilt. Original priced dust jacket, rubbed and worn with minor tears. Very good. W102
1977réf. 510590Nantucket: The Nantucket Review 1977. Unbound. Fine. Broadside. single sheet printed on heavy stock blue paper measuring 10" x 16". Illustrated. Issued as The Nantucket Review Broadside Series: #1. Folded once else fine. The Nantucket Review unknown books
1975réf. 66560ABZug. Stuttgart., Dieter Roths [Familien]Verlag., 1975. 32,0 x 31,5 cm. OKarton-Cover., 66559AB Edition of 200 copies. Sehr gutes, frisches. Cover near mint, Platte mint.
1896réf. A114797London: Nelson 1896. 1st edition. Nice copy. small octavo. hardback in original cloth 560pp. illusts. maps appendix index Interesting ownership inscription & some soiling to early pages o/w nice bright tight copy Nelson hardcover
1815réf. N864Hartford, William S. Marsh, 1815. Außergewöhnlich seltenes Americanum - Erste Ausgabe. dieses seltenen Werkes über die Englisch-Amerikanischen Unabhängigkeitskriege "containing the correspondence which passed between the two Governmentes, immediately preceding, and since hostilities commenced; the declaration of war, an the official reports of land and naval engagements" Titel mit hinterlegten Fehlstellen (kein Textverlust), etwas stärker gebräunt und mit Papierläsuren und Gebrauchsspuren, jedoch sehr schön gebunden. Ein interessantes Zeitdokument von größter Seltenheit, im Handel nahezu verschollen.
1652réf. 318039Ohne Ort, Sumptibus Regiis, 1652. 12mo. 444 S. Leder d. Zeit (berieben, Ecken u. Kapitale bestoßen, Gelenke mit kurzen Einrissen). [2 Warenabbildungen]
1830réf. 51860Leipzig, Georg Joachim Göschen, 1830. Titel, 1 Bl., 38 TextS. Mit 36 lithograph. grenzkolor. Karten auf 27 Taf. Quer-Folio. Schlichte Pp. d. Zt.
réf. 108415Paris, chez Treuttel et Würtz 1816, 205x130mm, XI- 525pages, reliure demi-basane. Relié en demi-basane blond de l’époque, pièce de titre et de tomaison au dos.
1771Three Volumes. XLib. Engraved bookplate of R. Wellwood, Esq. in two of the volumes. Bookplate of Juniata College in all three volumes, given by Miles Murphy. XLib stamps embossed in blind on title pages and elsewhere. 12mo. Original full leather bindings. All boards very fragile, and detaced - or almost detached. Small loss at head and tail of spines. Extremities worn with some loss. Gilt lettered spines. Raised bands. Spines lack leather labels. Stated Second edition - see notes at the end of this entry. Hardbound. Very good. Priced to allow for restoration. "In the last month of 1769, Smollett's health compelled him, to leave England. He went to Italy, and, in the spring of 1770, settled in a villa near Leghorn. Here, he wrote his last and most agreeable novel, The Expedition of Humphrey Clinker. In its way, this is another picaresque story, insomuch as, during its progress, the characters (who relate everything in letters to their friends) pursue their travels in England and Scotland. But its tone and temper (owing, possibly, to the influence of Sterne, possibly, to the pacific mood which often blesses the closing days of even the angriest men) are very different from those of Roderick Random and of Peregrine Pickle. Smollett the humourist, of whom we have had but brief glimpses in his earlier works, is more evident here than anywhere else. Matthew Bramble, the outwardly savage and inwardly very tender old bachelor, his sister Mrs. Tabitha Bramble, smart Jery Melford, their nephew, and his sister Miss Lydia, Mrs. Winifred Jenkins, the maid, and Humphrey Clinker himself, the "methodist" manservant whom they pick up on their travels - all these are characters more deeply and kindly seen than any of their predecessors except Hawser Trunnion. The best among them all is Lismahago, the Scottish soldier, needy, argumentative, proud, eccentric - a figure of genuine comedy, among whose many descendants must be reckoned one of great eminence, Dugald Dalgetty. The novel is planned with a skill unusual in Smollett's fiction. In Richardson, the device of telling the story in letters leads to wearisome repetitions and involutions. Smollett contrives to avoid much repetition; and the story, though loosely built, as picaresque novels must be, goes steadily and clearly forward to reach a more or less inevitable ending. This was his last work. He died at his villa in September, 1771, and is buried in the English cemetery at Leghorn." - Cambridge History of English and American Literature; CBEL II 964. This is apparently a piracy that shares the basic appearance of the second authorized edition. The date could possibly be false -- as this edition could have been printed anytime after Sept. 1771. The ESTC has neglected this edition (there's no entry for it), - Thanks to Jim May for this information. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! JUN5 BOX 5
1930réf. 12813London, Cresset Press, 1930. XXII, 133 S., 1 Bl. mit 1 ganzseit. und 12 kl. kolorierten Textholzschnitten von John Nash. 4°. OHPgmt. (etw. bestoßen, leicht angestaubt und gebräunt).
1950réf. 75311London, The Naldrett Press, 1950. 192 S. Mit Buchschmuck u. zahlr. tls. farb. Abb. Gr.-8vo (24,5 x 19 cm). OHLn. mit farb. VDeckel-Illustr.
1712Two Plays bound together: 162 p. Continuous pagination. Early ownership of J. Waldier, 1774, on first title page. Bottom margin of The Funeral title page clipped. 12 mo. 155mm. Virtually disbound. This perhaps should best be considered a candidate for rebinding. Sir Richard Steele (ca. 1672-1729), was a famed english author and politician. The Funeral (first produced in 1702), with its patriotic motifs, apparently attracted the favourable attention of the King himself. The Tender Husband, a comedy, had a brief initial run in April 1705. It returned to Drury Lane for performances later in the year and remained a staple of the London stage repertory for many decades, without remuneration for the author. It is significant that Steele did not have another new play produced until many years later when he was a partner in the Drury Lane management and thus able to reap rewards both as author and as manager - DNB. ESTC T9516 & T9517. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! VERIA BX 1
1715réf. 394194London, Baker, 1715. 7 Bl., 160 S., S. 157-452. Neuer Halbleder mit etwas Rückenvergoldung (Rücken etwas verblaßt). [2 Warenabbildungen]
1888pp. 265, 30 [Robert Smith Surtees Sketch of His Career], 30 [John Leech His Illustrations to Surtees' Novels, etc.] + Eight handsome full page hand colored steel engravings by John Leech. Full page and text engravings by H. K. Browne and W. T. Maud. Title page decorated in color with a fox jumping a fence. Top edge gilt. 215mm. Virtually disbound. Leather and cloth boards detached. Bookplate of J. Frederic Byers, a prominent Pittsburgh businessman and sportsman, who had a large estate at Sewickley. Lacks spine. Text is very nice, but should be rebound. ENGLAND BX 5
1867réf. N878Philadelphia, John Campbell, 1867. In meisterhaften Halbmaroquin-Einband - Luxusausgabe von 1867 des ursprünglich 1759 erschienenen Werks über die Auseinandersetzungen der britischen Kolonialisten mit den Ureinwohnern, den Indianern Nordamerikas. Hier in einem prachtvoll gebundenen Exemplar in grünem Halbmaroquin, eine Zierde jeder Luxusbibliothek. Auch der Titel des Originaltitels wurde nachgesetzt. Die Karte zeigt den "Part of Virginia", in dem die Kämpfe stattfanden. Nur minimale Gebrauchsspuren, minimale Fleckchen, im Längsschnitt unbeschnitten und nahezu durchgehend frisch und wohlerhalten. Herrlich gebunden.
1842réf. 499621Providence: Knowles and Vose 1842. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Octavo. 24pp. In an early or original tan plain paper wrapper. Inscribed in ink on front cover: “From Col. Barkey Westmoreland N.H. / To the N.H. Historical Soc’y”. Slight bump to upper right corner tip a fine bright copy. A survey of the slave trade in the United States and other countries with graphic often horrifying details regarding the carrying capacity of slave ships and mortality rates during the voyages. Signed in letterpress on the final page: “Samuel Boyd Tobey Clerk.” Sabin 52612. Knowles and Vose unknown
1842réf. 499621Providence: Knowles and Vose 1842. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Octavo. 24pp. In an early or original tan plain paper wrapper. Inscribed in ink on front cover: “From Col. Barkey Westmoreland N.H. / To the N.H. Historical Soc’y”. Slight bump to upper right corner tip a fine bright copy. A survey of the slave trade in the United States and other countries with graphic often horrifying details regarding the carrying capacity of slave ships and mortality rates during the voyages. Signed in letterpress on the final page: “Samuel Boyd Tobey Clerk.” Sabin 52612. Knowles and Vose unknown books
2017réf. ANGLETERRE3330917Paris, Les Editions Noir sur Blanc, 2017, 374-VIII pages sous couverture illustrée. Traduit de l'anglais par Bruno Boudard. Avec VIII pages (cahier central) d'illustrations noir & blanc.
