Grushkin, PaulAntiquariat.de
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2009réf. 955972London: Carlton, 2009. 256 S. Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag.
2017réf. 500043141AGRUME 2017 192 pages 20 2x25 4x1 8cm. 2017. Broché. 192 pages.
2014réf. 500057932L'agrume 2014 238 pages 19 8x2 2x25 6cm. 2014. Broché. 238 pages.
2014réf. 500083496L'agrume 2014 238 pages 19 8x2 2x25 6cm. 2014. Broché. 238 pages.
2016réf. 500092770L'agrume 2016 200 pages 20x25 4x1 8cm. 2016. misc_supplies. 200 pages.
2016réf. 500093029L'agrume 2016 200 pages 20x25 4x1 8cm. 2016. misc_supplies. 200 pages.
2016réf. 500093030L'agrume 2016 208 pages 20 1x25 2x2cm. 2016. misc_supplies. 208 pages.
2014réf. 500116292AGRUME 2014 208 pages 19 6x1 8x25 4cm. 2014. Broché. 208 pages.
2016réf. 500116296L'agrume 2016 200 pages 20x25 4x1 8cm. 2016. misc_supplies. 200 pages.
2007réf. 500153104Le Cherche Midi 2007 125 pages 10x2 4x15cm. 2007. Broché. 125 pages.
2002réf. 500195869Flammarion 2002 384 pages 12 954x3 048x13 97cm. 2002. Broché. 384 pages.
2010réf. 117683Washington D.C 2010. First edition of Simpson and Bowles' final report on The National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform. Octavo original illustrated wrappers. Signed by Alan Simpson on the half-title page "Merry Christmas!! Alan Simpson." In fine condition. When former Sen. Alan Simpson first joined Erskine Bowles former Clinton White House chief of staff as co-chairs of a bipartisan commission created to find ways to reduce the nation's budget deficit he joked that it was a "suicide mission." In his presentation of their final report Simpson remarked "Many members of Congress have privately told us they would be willing to make the tough votes for ambitious tax and spending reforms as part of a substantive fiscal plan but only if members on the other side jump in the canoe at the same time. This is the moment of truth for lawmakers who share our concern about our nation's fiscal future. They can return to the era of deficit denial or they can stand up for future generations." unknown books
2017réf. 56867Saint Paul: Rulon-Miller Books 2017. One of 12 copies bound in boards; 4to pp. 172; illustrated in color and black & white throughout; original printed wrappers bound in printed paper-covered boards the cover from a design by Phil Gallo the back cover from a wood engraving by Gaylord Schanilec; decorative floral endpapers; black cloth spine stamped in gilt; fine. Over 1325 items dutifully described and illustrated. Rulon-Miller Books hardcover books
2004réf. 52671Nottingham & West New York NJ: Plough Press Mark Batty publisher 2004. Special Limited Edition limited to 15 copies this no. 4 with a printed label mounted on the front pastedown giving the information about this special edition. which is hand-numbered and signed by the author; 8vo pp. 128; frontispiece portrait 30 illustrations in the text of Jones's printing and other illustrations; original half black morocco over marbled boards gilt-lettered spine hand-bound at The Fine Bindery of Wellingborough; accompanied by a small folio portfolio containg 8 examples of printing by Jones including The Linotype and Printing Machinery Record July 1926 20pp. plus wrappers with Lawrence Wallis's bookplate; 6 bifolia from assorted works and an 8-p. gathering from The Canterbury Tales; both volumes contained in a specially made slipcase of gray paper-covered boards and black cloth sides; fine. Two printed dust jackets for the trade edition also laid in. Plough Press, Mark Batty, publisher hardcover books
2017réf. 52663Andoversford Gloucestershire; & Risbury Herefordshire: Whittington Press 2017. Includes both editions of volumes 1 and 2; 38 volumes in all several small and minor blemishes but in all a fine set in original printed wrappers. The limitations vary from 350 for the first volume to as many as 900 for some of the later volumes. Hands down the best typographic journal in English ever filled with all sorts of important articles on virtually every aspect of private press and fine printing printing history paper and papermaking book illustration all lavishly illustrated with color tipped-in illustrations foldouts broadsides samples etc. The list of authors is a roll-call of the most esteemed printers book historians illustrators papermakers typographers etc. Together with: Type & Typography: Highlights from Matrix.West New York NJ: Mark Batty publisher 2003. First edition large 8vo pp. xx 4 374 2; illustrated throughout; fine in dust jacket. Includes an introduction by John D. Berry and from the editor John Randle The Genesis of Matrix. Whittington Press unknown books
2005réf. 50433Newtown: Bird & Bull Press 2005. Edition limited to 160 copies this being the unnumbered contributor's copy of Greg Campbell the Campbell-Logan Bindery who bound and boxed the book; 4to pp. 105 7; photos facsimiles and samples tipped in throughout; quarter tan morocco over blue cloth boards blue morocco spine label; prospectus laid in; fine in identical cloth-covered slipcase. A lively and colorful look at the life of an important modern fine press chock full of interesting anecdotes illustrations and insights into the process behind Morris' work. Bird & Bull Press hardcover books
2017réf. 51998Settrington York & Saint Paul MN: Stone Trough Books & Rulon-Miller Books 2017. First edition 8vo pp. 77 1; 4 photographic illustrations on 2 plates; fine in original pictorial wrappers. Paul Wakeman son of the paper scholar and proprietor of the Plough Press Geoffrey Wakeman was recruited by John Randle at the Whittington Press in 1986 when the Oxford University Press was in the process of discarding its Monotype equipment and installing computers. With his help Randle ferried car-loads of printing machinery to Whittington. He did not know then that Paul was keeping this diary - it has only recently come to light. The interaction between John and his assistant provides a facsinating counterpoint to the various activities of the press. Stone Trough Books & Rulon-Miller Books unknown books
2001réf. 51995Middletown CT: Robin Price n.d. 2001. Broadside approx. 17" x 11" limited to 100 copies printed in blue and black; logo by John Alves Hartford; and handmade cotton paper by John & Kathy Koller Woodstock Valley. Fine. "Commissioned to celebrate the founding of the Connecticut Center for the Book." Counting on Chance 96. Robin Price, n.d. unknown books
2001réf. 51996Middletown CT: Robin Price n.d. 2001. Broadside approx. 13" x 18" limited to 150 copies signed by the author and printer letterpress printed in Bodoniin silver white and gold on Somerset Black paper with aqua watercolor handpainted flouris on the occasion of Pepe Romero's concert on Sept. 20 1997 at the Lincoln Theatre in Hartford. Counting on Chance 63. Robin Price, n.d. unknown books
2010réf. 51111New York: George Braziller 2010. First edition this one of 100 copies specially bound and signed this no. 35 with limitation label on rear pastedown small 4to pp. 134; heavily illustrated with color photographs original red cloth gilt fine in original slipcase. This copy additionally inscribed by Minsky on half title to the binder Gregor Campbell. George Braziller hardcover books
2011réf. 50772Newtown: Bird & Bull Press 2011. Edition limited to 120 copies this the bookbinder Greg Campbell's copy Campbell-Logan Bindery and out-of-series; 8vo pp. 92 2; 24 full-page facsimiles of paintings illustrating the papermaking process photographs linoleum block prints by McClure; original brown morocco-backed green cloth boards black morocco label on spine; publisher's slipcase; fine. Bird & Bull Press hardcover books
2011réf. 51607New York: George Braziller Inc 2011. First edition this one of 150 copies specially bound and signed this no. 73 with limitation label on rear pastedown small 4to pp. 134; color illustrations throughout; decorated and gilt blue cloth boards fine in blue cloth slipcase. This copy additionally inscribed with presentation inscriptions from Minsky and Betty Bright who wrote the introduction to the binder Gregor Campbell. George Braziller, Inc hardcover books
2001réf. 50400Newtown: San Serriffe Pub. Co. i.e. Bird & Bull Press 2001. Edition limited to 200 copies this like all copies no. 9 8vo pp. 30 4 50-58 5 64-89 1; large folding broadside bound in which may or may not be part of the loopy pagination; numerous tip-ins facsimiles illustrations many in color; original maroon oasis-backed green cloth gilt stamped on upper cover morocco label on spine publisher's slipcase; fine. "Two hundred copies printed at the Foolscap Press in Garamondo . Wesley W. Bates second only in reputation to Mischa Goss has made the wood engravings for this book." This copy contains the separate air-mail letter not laid in as issued see below from Theodore Bacchus the Department of State Republic of San Serriffe as well as the pane of 4 San Serriffe stamps and the original prospectus. Forty-Four A65. Says Sid Berger of the separate envelope and letter: "The bound book came in a slipcase which was then wrapped in white paper still around my copy. The envelope with the extra pane of stamps came through the U.S. post! On a phone call with Henry I learned that he wanted to know if his San Seriffe stamps would work in the U.S. post. He said that at worst the envelopes he sent would be trashed. He mailed them to himself as the address on the envelope indicates: "To: An American friend / c/o Bird & Bull Press / 2 Jericho Mountain Road / Newtown Pa. USA 18940." When he got it he was delighted to have skunked the feds and he sent that envelope to his subscribers in the same box as he mailed the slip-cased book. The envelope with the letter and extra pane of stamps was not meant to be part of the boxed volume. It was a separate thing altogether. They came as a package but clearly the envelope was not meant to fit into the box." San Serriffe Pub. Co. [i.e. Bird & Bull Press] hardcover books
2010réf. 51742Newtown: Bird & Bull Press 2010. Edition limited to 140 copies this the bookbinder Greg Campbell's copy Cmpbell-Logan Bindery and out of series; 8vo pp. 131 3; color facsimiles of correspondence title printed in red and black wood-engraved vignette and headers original quarter black morocco over green cloth upper cover stamped in gilt green morocco label on spine green cloth slipcase; fine. On the relationship between the prominent bookseller and collector. Bird & Bull Press hardcover books
2005réf. 51731Minneapolis: Ampersand Club 2005. First edition limited to 626 copies this one of 26 lettered copies this the letter 'Z' signed by Gaylord Schanilec and printed by him on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Ampersand Club; 8vo pp. 2 43 8; wood-engraved frontispiece portrait of the author by Schanilec color photograph of Elmer Andersen tipped in at p. 36 Andersen's bookplate designed by Schanilec laid in at the colophon title page printed in blue and black; original maroon calf-backed gold paper-covered boards title in gilt on spine brown cloth slipcase; fine. Elmer Andersen long-time Ampersand member Grolier Club member governor of Minnesota CEO of H. B. Fuller and newspaper publisher contributed a regular column to one of his newspapers on book collecting under the pseudonym of Arne Kjelsberg a selection of which is printed here with an Afterword by Rob Rulon-Miller. Quarter to Midnight A.240.a. Ampersand Club hardcover books
