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1974ref. 42819Cherry Valley NY: Cherry Valley Editions 1974. First Edition. Fine. Lovely small-run 250 copies edition of poems printed on lunchbag-style paper. Wraps. Small 8vo. Kraft paper. Saddle-stapled wraps. Fine. Crisp clean and fresh inside and out. Unpaginated. Cherry Valley Editions unknown books
1620ref. 377978Arnhem: J. Jansson & Crispin de Passe 1620. First edition. Engraved title page possibly by Crispin van de Passe with small view of London and small map of England; 65 engraved portraits 2 engraved illustrations by Magdalena and Willem van de Passe; woodcut initials and tailpieces. 135 ff. xx 1-42 2 43-96 2 97-134 2 135-164 2 165-240 2 pp. 1 vols. Folio 304 x 200 mm. Nineteenth-century green morocco spine gilt boards ruled with dobule fillet turn-ins gilt a.e.g. Small paper flaws to 2-6 N1. Binding slightly rubbed near fine. First edition. Engraved title page possibly by Crispin van de Passe with small view of London and small map of England; 65 engraved portraits 2 engraved illustrations by Magdalena and Willem van de Passe; woodcut initials and tailpieces. 135 ff. xx 1-42 2 43-96 2 97-134 2 135-164 2 165-240 2 pp. 1 vols. Folio 304 x 200 mm. First edition of this notable volume of English iconography including portraits of Henry VIII Elizabeth I Jane Gray William Tyndale Thomas Cromwell Thomas More Francis Drake John Hawkins Philip Sydney and Martin Frobisher and many others. The engravings are of a uniformly bigh quality as one would expect from members of the van de Passe family; they are present here in strong rich impressions. Hind describes three additional single leaves that are present in some copies. The index leaf the most common of the three is present in this copy immediately following leaf V6. The leaf with verses by Jan Gruter which "only appears in occasional copies" is not present here; nor is the leaf bearing the emblematic plate in honor of Sir Thomas Holland which was absent in all but two of the copies known to Hind. This copy comes from the library of Alexander Hamilton Douglas tenth Duke of Hamilton also Marquis of Hamilton county Lanark Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale Earl of Angus Arran Lanark and Selkirk Baron Hamilton Avon Polmont Mackanshire Innerdale Abernetby and Jedburgh Forest and premier peer in the peerage of Scotland; Duke of Brandon in Suffolk and Baron Dutton co. Chester in that of Great Britain; Duke of Châtelherault in France and hereditary keeper of Holyrood House. He was a great collector forming a significant collection of printed books and amassing a group of manuscripts that De Ricci describes as "remarkable"; he also acquired paintings and objects of vertu. In 1810 he married Susan daughter of William Beckford and thus on Beckford's death in 1844 he inherited that great library and art collection. He housed the whole at Hamilton Palace keeping the two libraries separate; his son the eleventh Duke continued to add items to the Hamilton library. The twelfth Duke put the collections up for sale at auction in 1882-1884; they fetched the unprecedented sum of £397562. ESTC: S119103; Hind II pp. 145-62; Sabin 32505. Provenance: Alexander Hamilton Douglas 10th Duke of Hamilton bookplate; David R. Godine bookplate J. Jansson & Crispin de Passe unknown books
1972ref. 55762New York: The Baker Street Pageboys / The Priory School of New York 1972. Near fine. Small collection of Sherlockian Scion society newsletters including the "New Series" of the revival of the Pageboys - a "junior" Scion for Sherlockians under 21. The Baker Street Pageboys was first founded in 1964 by Chris Redmond but discontinued in 1969. In 1971 the Scion was revived by Glenn Holland and Andrew Page then also Saltire of the Priory School of New York and editor of their monthly journal THE HOLMESIAN OBSERVER at age 18. Its journal THE BAKER STREET PAGES lasted only a year from June-July 1971 to June-July 1972; 5 of its issues are present here including the first three Vol. 1 Nos. 1-3 and two different Nos. 6 dated April-May 1972 and June-July 1972. Contents include brief news reports of Scion meetings and other Sherlockian gatherings and short articles. Vol. 1 No. 2 contains a short article on "Why Watson Wasn't a Woman" by by Katherine Karlson a "cocktail waitress-cashier who returns to college in the fall." Also included in this group is two copies of the June 1972 issue of THE HOLMESIAN OBSERVER Vol. 2 No. 3 which Page edited and where Holland took up a column after shutting down THE BAKER STREET PAGES. 7 items 11'' x 8.5'' each. Side-stapled original self-wrappers. Early issues spirit duplicated; later issues mimeographed. Typically 4-6 pages each. Housed in original mailing envelope from Page at The Priory School opened at both ends. Some issues toned and/or faded; overall largely clean and intact. The Baker Street Pageboys / The Priory School of New York unknown books
1911ref. 73546London: John Lane The Bodley Head. New York: John Lane 1911. First edition American issue 2 volumes 8vo pp. lxxvii 3 391 1; vii 1 441 1 4 ads 16 ads; numerous color and black and white plates throughout; original pictorial red cloth stamped in gilt on upper covers and spines; a number of neat erudite pencil notes in the margins spines faded library accession stamp on versos of title pages otherwise very good sound and clean. John Lane, The Bodley Head. New York: John Lane unknown books
1909ref. 841541909. London New York Longmans Green 1909. London New York Longmans Green 1909. Holland Thomas Erskine. Letters to "The Times" Upon War and Neutrality 1881-1909 With Some Commentary. London New York Longmans Green 1909. xi 166 pp. Original purple cloth with gilt stamped spine spine sunned. Light wear to corners and spine ends. Previous owner's signature to front free endpaper. Ex-library with white location numbers to foot of spine bookplate of the "Library of the San Francisco College for Women/ Gift of/ Joseph M. Gleason" to front pastedown. A good copy. $125. A critical primary source for the evolution of international law during a transformative era of global conflict. This work compiles the expert correspondence of a preeminent British jurist who succeeded William Blackstone as Vinerian Reader at Oxford. Holland a leading figure in analytical jurisprudence famously described international law as the "vanishing point of jurisprudence" a perspective that informs his commentary on the Boer War the Russo-Japanese War and early efforts toward the codification of the laws of war. This volume covers essential legal themes including measures short of war the rights and duties of neutral powers and the conduct of warfare between belligerents. This remains an important work for collectors of legal history and 19th-century diplomacy. The ownership signature is that of distinguished American lawyer Irving Bedell Dudley 1861-1911 who also served as United States Minister to Peru and later as United States Ambassador to Brazil. The front pastedown bears the bookplate of the distinguished historian and bibliophile Joseph M. Gleason 1869-1942. Gleason was a prominent Catholic priest historian and educator in California who amassed a significant library of over 100000 volumes. His personal bookplate is notable for its pictorial design-depicting an elderly priest at a desk with a globe-and the motto "Tamdiu discendum est quamdiu vivas" We should learn as long as we may live. Contents: Measures short of war for the settlement of international controversies; Steps towards the codification of the laws of war; The commencement of war; The conduct of warfare as between belligerents; The rights and duties of neutrals. unknown books
1957ref. 374706Kingsville Texas: Little Brown and Company 1957. First Trade edition. Illustrations and maps in color from the originals by the author throughout Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 838 pp. 2 vols. 8vo. Three-quarter cream cloth with orange cloth boards spines printed in yellow and black with titles in silver. Fine set in near fine slipcase with pictorial label minor edgewear. First Trade edition. Illustrations and maps in color from the originals by the author throughout Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 838 pp. 2 vols. 8vo. "Perhaps the most exhaustive ranch history ever written and a tremendous account of the cattle industry in south Texas" - WIlliam Reese. Little Brown and Company unknown books
1917ref. 847051917. Holland Thomas Erskine 1835-1926. The Elements of Jurisprudence Twelfth Edition. New York: Oxford University Press American Branch 1917. xxv 454 pp. Publisher's blue cloth with gilt stamped spine and blind frames to boards. Light shelfwear. Ex-library with ink shelf location label to foot of spine. Bookplate of Joseph M. Gleason to front pastedown. Number stamp to verso title page otherwise internally clean. A very good copy. $65. Twelfth edition. A foundational work in legal theory presenting an analytical and philosophical perspective on the principles of law. Holland's work was highly influential in the early 20th century and was characterized by Albert Kocourek as "the most successful of all jurisprudence books". "The legal systems of the continent owe to their common derivation from the law of Rome not only a uniform legal nomenclature but also a generally accepted method which at once assigns any newly developed principle to its proper place and has greatly facilitated the orderly exposition of those systems in the form of codes" Preface to the first edition v. Joseph M. Gleason 1869-1942 was a Catholic priest historian and collector. unknown books
1877ref. 837181877. Critical Edition in Latin of a Classic Text on International Law Gentili Alberico 1552-1608. Holland Thomas Erskine 1835-1926 Editor. De Iure Belli Libri Tres. Oxford: ETtypographeo Clarendoniano 1877. xxvii 431 pp. Quarto 9-1/2" x 7-1/2"; 24 x 19.3 cm. Contemporary quarter morocco over textured cloth library name and seal to boards Birminingham Law Society gilt fillets title and publisher emblem to spine small binder's ticket to rear pastedown. Rubbing and some light shelfwear front hinge cracked library bookplate and shelf leabel to front pastedown. Moderate toning to interior library stamp to title page and a few other leaves. A good copy. $500. With the completion of this memorable work in 1598 a new era of international law began in Europe. Gentili was the first writer "to grasp as a whole the relations of States one to another to distinguish international relations from questions with which there are more or less intimately connected and to attempt their solution entirely independent of the authority" of Pope or Emperor. Holland was a British jurist and prolific Oxford-based legal scholar. Dauchy et al. The Formation and Transmission of Western Legal Culture: 150 Books that Made the Law in the Age of Printing 42. Holland "Gentili Alberico" in Encyclopedia Britannica 1911 11:603. Sherman Roman Law in the Modern World 1:261. unknown books
2011ref. 206012San Francisco CA: Arion Press 2011. Limited edition. Hardcover. 169 pages. Number 130 of 300 copies with the types Monotype American Garamond and Univers printed letterpress on Revere an Italian mould-made paper. The ninety second publication of the Arion Press. Features an introduction by David Littlejohn and color illustrations by Tom Holland. A fine copy in cloth boards with purple goatskin spine. No dust jacket as issued. Signed by both Albee and Holland on the colophon page. An attractive edition of this Pulitzer Prize winning play by Albee. Arion Press unknown books
1818ref. 66766London: printed for private circulation by Bensley and Sons Bolt Courts Fleet Street 1818. First edition 8vo pp. 47 1; original plain brown wrapper with a presentation from the author's wife on the front wrapper: "With Lady Holland's best regards / to Mde de Souza." Henry Richard Vassall-Fox Holland 1773-1840 was a prominent Whig politician and his dozen or so published works were largely political historical and social. A Dream consists of "a dialogue between George III Sir Thomas More Bacon Locke Berkeley and other eminent personages on education and the encouragement of letters by the state" timuk.pub.net. printed [for private circulation] by Bensley and Sons, Bolt Courts, Fleet Street unknown books
1806ref. 66767London: printed for Longman Hurst Rees and Orme Paternoster-Row; E. Jeffrey Pall Mall; and J. Ridgeway Piccadilly 1806. Large 8vo pp. viii 294; engraved portrait frontispiece; original drab paper-covered boards printed paper label on spine; label rubbed and chipped no loss of letters edges worn corners bumped covers stained; rough-looking but sound. This copy inscribed: "From the author" on the front free endpaper. Biography of playwright and poet Lope de Vega 1562-1635. printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row; E. Jeffrey, Pall Mall; and J. Ridgeway, Piccadilly unknown books
2000ref. 202368San Antonio TX: Artpace 2000. First edition. Exhibition brochure for a show that ran March 9 through April 16 2000 Single sheet folded three times to create 8 pages. Features an essay by Judith Russi Kirshner. Includes color illustrations list of previous exhibitions and a selected bibliography. A very near fine copy. Uncommon with only 3 copies listed in OCLC. Artpace unknown books
1981ref. 3878Boston: David Godine 1981. First edition one of 50 numbered copies for James Cummins Bookseller. Signed by the author and binder. Illustrated with 59 half-tones. 309 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Quarter morocco and marbled paper over boards by Binder Gray Parrot. First edition one of 50 numbered copies for James Cummins Bookseller. Signed by the author and binder. Illustrated with 59 half-tones. 309 pp. 1 vols. 4to. David Godine unknown books
1979ref. 795041979. Holland Thomas Erskine. Studies in International Law. Darmstadt Ger.: Scientia Verlag Aalen 1979. viii 314 pp. Hardcover. Fine. Internally clean. $45. Contents: pt. I. The Law of War.; pt. II. Illustrations of the System of International Law.; pt. III. The Eastern Question.; pt. IV. Biographical Sketches. unknown books
ref. 233395Boston: David R. Godine 1981. Copy number G of only 10 copies of the First Edition Deluxe produced by James Cummins Bookseller Inc. signed by Jussim and Gray Parrot the Binder. Numerous illustrations. 1 vols. 4to. Full black morocco with emblematic gilt tooling on covers contained in quarter black morocco drop box by Gray Parrot. Very Fine. Copy number G of only 10 copies of the First Edition Deluxe produced by James Cummins Bookseller Inc. signed by Jussim and Gray Parrot the Binder. Numerous illustrations. 1 vols. 4to. Laid into a special pocket is: "The Photographic Work of F. Holland Day" Wellesley 1975 wrappers Fine. David R. Godine unknown books
1987ref. 185302New York: Brooke Alexander 1987. First edition. Softcover. 24 pages. Exhibition catalog for a show that ran February 7 through March 7 1987. Features an essay by Holland Cotter. Includes 6 color illustrations list of previous exhibitions and a selected bibliography. A clean near fine copy in stapled wrappers with some sunning to and along the spine. Brooke Alexander unknown books
1986ref. 184310Oakland CA: Crown Point Press 1986. First edition. Softcover. 27 pages. The entire issue is devoted to Wendy Diamond's interview of Tom Holland Includes numerous black and white illustrations a list of previous exhibitions and list of selected collections A near fine copy in stapled wrappers. Crown Point Press unknown books
1995ref. 179303Santa Fe NM: Twin Palms Publishers 1995. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. 144 pages. A monograph on 19th century photographer F. Holland Day. Features text by James Crump. Includes 96 four color illustrations. A fine copy in illustrated cloth boards and fine acetate dust jacket. As new and still in the publisher's shrinkwrap. Twin Palms Publishers unknown books
1921ref. 91732Suffolk VA: Sharp-Holland Publishing Company 1921. Presumed 1st and only edition. Paperback. Very Good. 24p. Softcover in original wrapper. 19 cm. Stapled. This scarce pamphlet contains two and a half pages of racist justification for white control and subjugation of African Americans followed by a collection of stereotype jokes mostly lampooning African Americans -- toward the end the author throws in one or two generic anti-Semitic and anti-Irish jokes. Not in OCLC. Sharp-Holland Publishing Company paperback books
1835ref. 59132London 1835. 8vo pp. xvi 485 1; tables and 42 illustrations in the text; contemporary half black morocco upper cover neatly reattached some scuffing; ex-Minnesota Historical with bookplate marked withdrawn; all else very good. unknown books
1855ref. 5318London: Longman Brown Green and Longmans 1855. Second Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. Two Volumes. Near Fine. Half leather with marbled paper on the boards rubbed at the edges and corners Square and firmly bound with gilt top edges sewn-in bookmarks clean internally. Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans hardcover books
1815ref. 310751London: Longman Hurst Rees Orme and Brown 1815. First edition. Frontispiece map and 12 engraved plates. x ii 551 1 pp. 4to. Period-style half calf and marbled boards brown morocco spine label. Light foxing. First edition. Frontispiece map and 12 engraved plates. x ii 551 1 pp. 4to. Holland spent a year and a half traveling through Portugal Gibraltar Sardinia Sicily the Ionian Isles and Greece. This book provides an account of the eastern part of tour. Blackmer 825 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown unknown books
1981ref. 164640Boston MA: David R. Godine Publishers 1981. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. 309 pages. A fascinating look at this important early photographer. Includes numerous black and white illustrations. A clean and tight very near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket with some very slight sunning to the spine. A much nicer copy than usual. David R. Godine Publishers unknown books
1906ref. 316979Lonon: T. Fisher Unwin 1906. Second edition. Extra-Illustrated with hand-colored frontispece of Napoleon and aprox. 75 other portraits and plates. 2 vols. Bound in three quarter crimson morocco and cloth sides t.e.g. gilt spines by Ernest Hertzberg & Sons Chicago. Bookplates of Hannay Arthur and Foster. Second edition. Extra-Illustrated with hand-colored frontispece of Napoleon and aprox. 75 other portraits and plates. 2 vols. T. Fisher Unwin unknown books
1892ref. 87620Austin Texas: Published for the Author 1892. 1st ed. Hardcover. Very Good. 179p. plus 7 p. advertisements. Original gray cloth with gilt lettering on front cover and backstrip. 19cm. Corner bumped. An uncommon anti-black novel. Published for the Author hardcover books
