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1961Best.-Nr. 015884Brisbane: The Jacaranda Press. 1961. 209pp index 29 col plates map. Limited edition of 200 copies signed and numbered by the authors or which this is #15. Or padded red hardcover with large gilt murex to front quality marbled endpapers. All edges stained red as issued. The fore-edge has been very slightly damp at some time and this has caused soem mottling of the red edge stain which has bled on to the page margins- approx 4mm at worst. Unfortunately this has affected about half the plates. The red on the top edge is also somewhat mottled but does not affect the faces of the pages. The spine and covers are in superb condition. A classic volume in the field of Queensland conchology and seldom seen in its limited edition. Signed by Authors. First Limited Edition. Hard Cover. Near Very Good/None as Issued. 4to. The Jacaranda Press. Hardcover
1973Best.-Nr. 21184Melbourne: The Print Council of Australia 1973-1981. paperback. Very Good. 22 volumes 8vo and 4to. profusely illustrated Series of 22 illustrated pamphlets being a broken run of ""Imprint"" the newsletter of the Print Council of Australia including three issues - 1973 nos. one and two and 1974 no. one when the format was still octavo - then changing to quartos from 1974 nos 2 and 3 1975 124 1976 12 1977 12 1978 123 1979 123 1980 123 and 1981 no. 4; for some decades 'Imprint' has been an important publication in the world of Australian printmaking with early issues being very scarce; the first issues from 1966 - 1974 no. 1 were octavos often single folded folios and occassionally with a second folded folio unbound unstapled; from 1974 no. 2 the format enlarged to quarto and increased the number of folios although still remaining unstapled and with all illustrations in b&w; staples appear in 1981; references aspects of Australian printmakers and printmaking; includes work by Bea Maddock George Baldessin Lionel Lindsay Franz Kempf Roger Kemp Fred Williams Alun Leach-Jones Margaret Preston Ray Beattie Allan Mitelman Barbara Hanrahan Tate Adams; one issue with blue biro marks and annotations updating address details of various print galleries o.w. all newsletters in Very Good clean tight condition; Very Scarce important reference for Australian printmakers. The Print Council of Australia paperback
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2026Best.-Nr. x-1032664533Taylor & Francis Ltd 2026. Paperback. New. 2nd ed edition. 506 pages. 6.69x1.06x9.61 inches. Taylor & Francis Ltd paperback
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1877Best.-Nr. 81972London: printed by Spottiswoode and Co 1877. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. London printed by Spottiswoode and Co. 1877. Small octavo 24 pages last two blank. Stab-sewn title-wrappers lightly marked; light crease down the centre of the entire pamphlet; an excellent copy. Inscribed to 'S. Deering Esq from indecipherable initials 14.2.77' on the front cover probably by the anonymous author. Pages 5-7 'Reprinted from the "European Mail" of November 24 1876' deal with Gregory Seale Walters who died 'in his eightieth year on October 29th 1876'. Pages 9-22 'Printed for publication in Australian Newspapers' deal with Francis Stacker Dutton who died in London on 25 January 1877. Ferguson 15953 incorrectly calling for only 12 pages. printed by Spottiswoode and Co paperback
1876Best.-Nr. 109636Adelaide: William Kyffin Thomas Printer 1876. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Adelaide William Kyffin Thomas Printer 1876. Octavo 16 pages. Original green wrappers with the full title page details repeated within a decorative border on the front cover; slight damage to and traces of adhesive on the spine the item has been removed from a bound volume of pamphlets; tiny tear 2-3 mm deep to one point on all leading edges; trifling signs of use; later State Library of South Australia stamp on the verso of the title page but an unobtrusive pencilled annotation to the front cover notes that it is a duplicate; a very good copy. We successfully tendered for a large quantity of duplicate pamphlets from the SLSA in 2001; this is one of them which we are finally getting around to processing. William Kyffin Thomas, Printer paperback
1921Best.-Nr. 124266Adelaide: The Associated Publishing Service Aust. 1921. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Adelaide The Associated Publishing Service Aust. 1921. Large octavo 129 3 pages with 32 plates views of Adelaide and 73 portraits many of them 'with suitable embellishments by pen and ink artists' - more often than not Oswald Pryor. Full leather attractively gilt-lettered on the front cover a little rubbed at the extremities; and lightly scuffed; endpapers offset; an excellent copy. At the rear there is a 27-page biographical dictionary of citizens not featured in the illustrated section. The Associated Publishing Service (Aust.) hardcover
1880Best.-Nr. 127187Adelaide: E. Spiller Government Printer 1880. Very Good. Adelaide E. Spiller Government Printer 1880s. Sheet size 563 × 438 mm printed surface approximately 460 × 340 mm. A few short closed tears at the edges well clear of the printed surface and easily matted out; in excellent condition. An original large-format chromolithograph from John Ednie Brown's 'Forest Flora of South Australia' 1882-1890 numbered 17 in the bottom right-hand corner of the sheet and initialled in the image 'R.C.F.' Rosa Catherine Fiveash. From soon after publication Harcourt Barrett was confronted with a popular conception that Rosa Fiveash was wholly or principally responsible for the plates as published. Eventually enough became too much . 'The entire work as issued from the Government Printing Office consisted of nine parts each part containing five plates making a total of forty-five plates. Of these forty-five plates Miss Fiveash only supplied thirty-two drawings in watercolour of the centre or main branch only. Miss Camilla Hammond sketched the Banksia Ornata and Mrs Smart sketched the native cherry and it was from these sketches that the drawings upon stone were made. The remaining eleven plates and title page together with all the additional work consisting of the various woods barks seed-vessels botanical sections and details of the flowers were drawn direct upon the stones from photos and natural specimens wholly and solely by me during the time I held the position of Chief Lithographer at the Government Printing Office. And further I may state that not only did I make the drawings which consisted of forty-five outlines and 400 colour-stones but was held responsible by Mr Brown for their proper reproduction in all their natural colours a matter in which he was very particular' 'Evening Journal' 23 April 1900. E. Spiller, Government Printer unknown
1880Best.-Nr. 127194Adelaide: E. Spiller Government Printer 1880. Very Good. Adelaide E. Spiller Government Printer 1880s. Sheet size 563 × 435 mm printed surface approximately 470 × 340 mm. A couple of very faint marks and creases outside the printed surface; in excellent condition. An original large-format chromolithograph from John Ednie Brown's 'Forest Flora of South Australia' 1882-1890. From soon after publication Harcourt Barrett was confronted with a popular conception that Rosa Fiveash was wholly or principally responsible for the plates as published. Eventually enough became too much . 'The entire work as issued from the Government Printing Office consisted of nine parts each part containing five plates making a total of forty-five plates. Of these forty-five plates Miss Fiveash only supplied thirty-two drawings in watercolour of the centre or main branch only. Miss Camilla Hammond sketched the Banksia Ornata and Mrs Smart sketched the native cherry and it was from these sketches that the drawings upon stone were made. The remaining eleven plates and title page together with all the additional work consisting of the various woods barks seed-vessels botanical sections and details of the flowers were drawn direct upon the stones from photos and natural specimens wholly and solely by me during the time I held the position of Chief Lithographer at the Government Printing Office. And further I may state that not only did I make the drawings which consisted of forty-five outlines and 400 colour-stones but was held responsible by Mr Brown for their proper reproduction in all their natural colours a matter in which he was very particular' 'Evening Journal' 23 April 1900. E. Spiller, Government Printer unknown
1880Best.-Nr. 127192Adelaide: E. Spiller Government Printer 1880. Very Good. Adelaide E. Spiller Government Printer 1880s. Sheet size 564 × 439 mm printed surface approximately 462 × 343 mm. Tiny closed tear to one edge well clear of the printed surface and easily matted out; in excellent condition. An original large-format chromolithograph from John Ednie Brown's 'Forest Flora of South Australia' 1882-1890 initialled in the image 'R.C.F.' Rosa Catherine Fiveash. From soon after publication Harcourt Barrett was confronted with a popular conception that Rosa Fiveash was wholly or principally responsible for the plates as published. Eventually enough became too much . 'The entire work as issued from the Government Printing Office consisted of nine parts each part containing five plates making a total of forty-five plates. Of these forty-five plates Miss Fiveash only supplied thirty-two drawings in watercolour of the centre or main branch only. Miss Camilla Hammond sketched the Banksia Ornata and Mrs Smart sketched the native cherry and it was from these sketches that the drawings upon stone were made. The remaining eleven plates and title page together with all the additional work consisting of the various woods barks seed-vessels botanical sections and details of the flowers were drawn direct upon the stones from photos and natural specimens wholly and solely by me during the time I held the position of Chief Lithographer at the Government Printing Office. And further I may state that not only did I make the drawings which consisted of forty-five outlines and 400 colour-stones but was held responsible by Mr Brown for their proper reproduction in all their natural colours a matter in which he was very particular' 'Evening Journal' 23 April 1900. E. Spiller, Government Printer unknown