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1976Best.-Nr. 6070SIGNED by Helmut Newton on the half title page. Good hardcover in good dust jacket. Discoloration at the upper edge of the dust jacket on the rear board near the upper spine end. Sun fading to the spine of the dust jacket. Book has discoloration and spotting to the page edges. Mild bump to the lower corner of the rear board. Discoloration near the upper spine end lower spine end and lower corner of the front board. No remainder mark notes underlining or highlighting. Book will be well padded in bubble wrap and shipped in a sturdy box. A signature will be required for delivery. g6 Stonehill Publishing Company hardcover
1978Best.-Nr. 211047New York: Congreve Publishing 1978. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. Newton's second book a collection of color and black and white photographs of women in various states of undress or in somewhat kinky situations. A very good plus copy in black cloth boards with some internal foxing and in a very good plus dust jacket with some foxing to the verso. Signed and humorously inscribed by Newton: "For the worst creative fashion editor in the world Polly Mellen- from Helmut Newton New York 27.11.1978." A spectacular association copy as the recipient was Harriette Allen Mellen Polly who was the longtime fashion editor of Harper's Bazaar and Vogue and would have worked with Newton numerous times. Congreve Publishing unknown
1978Best.-Nr. 211047New York: Congreve Publishing 1978. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. Newton's second book a collection of color and black and white photographs of women in various states of undress or in somewhat kinky situations. A very good plus copy in black cloth boards with some internal foxing and in a very good plus dust jacket with some foxing to the verso. Signed and humorously inscribed by Newton: "For the worst creative fashion editor in the world Polly Mellen- from Helmut Newton New York 27.11.1978." A spectacular association copy as the recipient was Harriette Allen Mellen Polly who was the longtime fashion editor of Harper's Bazaar and Vogue and would have worked with Newton numerous times. Congreve Publishing unknown books
1973Best.-Nr. 011297Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. Stated First Edition. Seemingly unread. DJ in archival cover. . Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1st Printing. 1973. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich hardcover
1885Best.-Nr. 255351New York: Published by Daniel Adee 45 Liberty Street 1885. First American edition final printing. Frontispiece portrait taken from the Bust in the Royal Observatory of Greenwich diagrams in text. 581 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Publisher's cloth repairs to joints and hinges. Bookplate of William E. Hofmann. First American edition final printing. Frontispiece portrait taken from the Bust in the Royal Observatory of Greenwich diagrams in text. 581 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. The first English edition of Newton's "Principia" by was translated by Andrew Motte published in 1729 from the third and definitive Latin edition of 1726. The first American edition of 1846 bears a dedication and an introduction directed to teachers "If to educate means not so much to store the memory with symbols and facts as to bring forth the faculties of the soul and to develope them to the full by healthy nurture and a hardy discipline then what so effective to the accomplishment of that end as the study of Geometrical Synthesis . Let the Principia then be gladly welcomed into every Hall where a True Teacher presides." The book is copyright 1846 but was first published in 1848; the present copy is printed from stereo plates wear to terminal page number. See Wallis for a detailed bibliography of the various later issues the present being the final issue of 1885 with Adee's Liberty Street address. "The greatest work in the history of science . the "Principia" provided the great systhesis of the socmos proving finally its physical unite . for the first time a single mathematical law could explain the motion of objects on earth as well as the phenomena of the heavens" PMM. Babson 23; Gray 26; Karpinski p. 491; Horblit 78; PMM 161. See Wallis P. J. The popular American edition of Newton's "Principia". Harvard Library Bulletin XXVI 3 July 1978: 355-360 Published by Daniel Adee, 45 Liberty Street unknown
1885Best.-Nr. 255351New York: Published by Daniel Adee 45 Liberty Street 1885. First American edition final printing. Frontispiece portrait taken from the Bust in the Royal Observatory of Greenwich diagrams in text. 581 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Publisher's cloth repairs to joints and hinges. Bookplate of William E. Hofmann. First American edition final printing. Frontispiece portrait taken from the Bust in the Royal Observatory of Greenwich diagrams in text. 581 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. The first English edition of Newton's "Principia" by was translated by Andrew Motte published in 1729 from the third and definitive Latin edition of 1726. The first American edition of 1846 bears a dedication and an introduction directed to teachers "If to educate means not so much to store the memory with symbols and facts as to bring forth the faculties of the soul and to develope them to the full by healthy nurture and a hardy discipline then what so effective to the accomplishment of that end as the study of Geometrical Synthesis . Let the Principia then be gladly welcomed into every Hall where a True Teacher presides." The book is copyright 1846 but was first published in 1848; the present copy is printed from stereo plates wear to terminal page number. See Wallis for a detailed bibliography of the various later issues the present being the final issue of 1885 with Adee's Liberty Street address. "The greatest work in the history of science . the "Principia" provided the great systhesis of the socmos proving finally its physical unite . for the first time a single mathematical law could explain the motion of objects on earth as well as the phenomena of the heavens" PMM. Babson 23; Gray 26; Karpinski p. 491; Horblit 78; PMM 161. See Wallis P. J. The popular American edition of Newton's "Principia". Harvard Library Bulletin XXVI 3 July 1978: 355-360 Published by Daniel Adee, 45 Liberty Street unknown books
1879Best.-Nr. 410021879. WEST VIRGINIA. NEWTON J.H. et al. History of the Pan-Handle; Being Historical Collections of the Counties of Ohio Brooke Marshall and Hancock West Virginia. With Illustrations. Compiled and Written by J.H. Newton G.G. Nichols and A.G. Sprankle. Edited by J.H. Newton. Wheeling WV: Published by J.A. Caldwell 1879. 1st ed. Folio. Maps. Illus. with numerous full and half-page lithographic views. 450 1 xxxi pp. Orig. half-calf and cloth. A fine copy. Howes N-128. Scarce. Lithographic views of the residences of prominent men important public buildings and businesses as well as portraits. unknown
1974Best.-Nr. 334414New York: Vanilla Paper 1974. hardcover. near fine. Cherry Vanilla. Black & white illustrations and photographs throughout. Unpaginated about 80pp. Slim small 4to designed as a composition notebook with black & white decorative boards with a black cloth spine torn at the extremes. Full of writings drawings & photographs featuring practically the whole family of Rock i.e. Jagger Bowie etc. New York: Vanilla Paper 1974. Limited edition -- number 109 of of 250 copies signed and numbered by Vanilla with a red imprint of her nipple. A scarce and very early book from pop and punk scene legend Cherry Vanilla. "Cherry Vanilla was born Kathleen Dorritie in Woodside New York. Adopting the stage name Cherry Vanilla she starred in the London productions of Andy Warhol's play Pork and other theatre of the ridiculous plays including a role as a necrophiliac nurse. Vanilla Paper unknown
1974Best.-Nr. 334414New York: Vanilla Paper 1974. hardcover. near fine. Cherry Vanilla. Black & white illustrations and photographs throughout. Unpaginated about 80pp. Slim small 4to designed as a composition notebook with black & white decorative boards with a black cloth spine torn at the extremes. Full of writings drawings & photographs featuring practically the whole family of Rock i.e. Jagger Bowie etc. New York: Vanilla Paper 1974. Limited edition -- number 109 of of 250 copies signed and numbered by Vanilla with a red imprint of her nipple. A scarce and very early book from pop and punk scene legend Cherry Vanilla. "Cherry Vanilla was born Kathleen Dorritie in Woodside New York. Adopting the stage name Cherry Vanilla she starred in the London productions of Andy Warhol's play Pork and other theatre of the ridiculous plays including a role as a necrophiliac nurse. Vanilla Paper unknown books
1693Best.-Nr. 14641Ienae i.e. Jena; Heinr. Chirstoph. Crokeri i.e. Heinrich Christoph Cr�cker d. 1727 1693. 1693. The stated fourth edition and the first recorded edition published in Germany. Octavo pp. 30 864 sig. 8 27 31 A-Z8 2A-2Z8 3A-3H8 with engraved frontispiece plus four folding engraved diagrammatic plates numerous tables within text. Title-page printed in black and red printer's device to centre. Contemporary mottled sheep spine on three bands triple fillet borders in blind to boards; all edges speckled red. Ownership inscription of 'Gottlieb Schuyl' to front paste-down partially obliterated numerous other numerical marks of ownership in ink to the same; inscription to half-title dated 1778 'Pro Coirtu Hradistiensi // Fruim Minor Reformator. // Provicie Hungarie poe // uatoris' i.e. 'For the council of Hradcany minor reformer of the province of Hungary poet of the poets'. Scuffs and gouge to boards brown paint and historic paper shelf label to spine. Lacks preliminary and final blanks text-block and plates collated and complete; loss to third plate affecting one quarter of area see photo; light foxing and some intermittent heavier toning commensurate with the famously poor quality of German paper of the seventeenth century throughout. A fair copy. Newton published this edited and revised edition of the German Bernhardus Varenius' 1622-1650 textbook on the mathematics of geography and navigation for his students at Cambridge in 1672 making this Newton's first publication mere months before the publication of the Opticks. While the English editions were much reprinted in Cambridge and then London this first German edition is scarce outside of continental Europe. Published while Newton was Luasian Professor of Mathematics of Cambridge 1669-1702 Newton's version became the standard text on the subject for over a century. This edition reproduces Newton's Latin text with copies of the plates seen in the earlier Elsevier edition of 1650. While Newton's works were read and received within Germany from their first publication this is the first of his works published in Germany. USTC 2647283. VD17 39:115486D. USTC locates copies multiple copies in Germany one in Norway at Trondheim and three unconfirmed copies without shelf-marks in Sweden; WorldCat locates two in France one in the U. S. University of Connecticut and one in Slovenia; in the UK we locate one copy only at Trinity College Cambridge. Ienae [i.e. Jena]; Heinr. Chirstoph. Crokeri [i.e. Heinrich Christoph Cr�cker (d. 1727)], 1693. hardcover
1843Best.-Nr. 118578London: Winsor & Newton 1843. First edition. Presentation copy inscribed by the authors on the front free endpaper "To C. Stanfield Esq. R. A. respectfully presented by his obedient humble servants W. Winsor & H. Newton." The recipient was Clarkson Stanfield elected as a Royal Academician in February 1835 who "between 1820 and his last submission in 1867 showed 135 paintings at the Royal Academy his only absences being from 1822 to 1826 in 1828 and owing to a tour in 1839" ODNB. He played an active role in the Royal Academy repeatedly serving on their council and in 1852 became a member of the hanging committee. Originally a theatre painter Stanfield was described by Ruskin as "the leader of the British Realists and next to Turner the noblest master of cloud forms of all our artists" ODNB. Winsor and Newton were the first developers of the commonly used glycerine based watercolours and have been important producers of art materials since they were established in 1832. An uncommon work traced in seven institutions worldwide. Octavo 185 x 123 mm. Black and white illustrations to text. Bound for presentation by Westleys & Clark in pale brown calf titles to front cover gilt elaborate gilt frames to covers spine fully gilt edges gilt yellow moiré endpapers. Binder's ticket to foot of rear pastedown. Slight bumps and rubbing to extremities rubbing to joints boards lightly soiled with a couple small scratches very light foxing to prelims and endmatter; a very good copy. hardcover
1999Best.-Nr. BN512293De Gruyter 1999. 1999. Hardcover. Die mathematischen Prinzipien der Physik Die mathematischen Prinzipien der Physik Isaac Newton De Gruyter hardcover
1761Best.-Nr. 168701761 Amsterdam, Marc Michel Rey, 1761, 3 parties en 2 tomes rel. en 1 vol. in 4 de (6)-XVIII-310-(2) pp. ; (4)-288 pp. ; (2)-134-(2) pp., pages de titres imprimées en rouge et noir, 37 planches dépliantes gravées, rel. début XIXe de plein veau brun raciné, dos richement orné de fers dorés, pièce de titre de maroquin rouges, tranches jaspées de couleurs, bel ex.
1968Best.-Nr. 102782Londres, Dawnsons of Pall Mall, 1968, in-8, 2 tomes : XVII-[38]-320 pp. 26 pl. + 393-[14]-VII-[71] pp. 21 pl, Toile beige, dos lisse, pièce de titre rouge, Fac-similé de l'édition de la traduction anglaise d'Andrew Motte, parue en 1729 et dont l'originale a paru en latin en 1687. Elle est illustrée d'un frontispice à chaque volume gravé par Motte, de 25 planches au premier volume et 21 au second, dont 2 dépliantes. Elle contient une longue introduction de I. Bernard Cohen. Bel exemplaire malgré quelques frottements et 2 taches sur une tranche du 1er volume. "The Principia is generally described as the greatest work in the history of science. These provided the great synthesis of the cosmos, proving finally its physical unity. Newton showed that the important and dramatic aspects of nature that were subject to the universal law of gravitation could be explained, in mathematical terms, within a single physical theory. With him the separation of natural and supernatural, of sublunar and superlunar worlds disappeared". PMM, 161. Couverture rigide
Best.-Nr. 106077Paris, Filipacchi, 1980, 410x280mm, titre, 24 planches photographiques légendées la plupart érotiques, broché sous couverture titrée. Bel exemplaire. (A106077)
1712Best.-Nr. 1600201712. In der Platte bezeichnet "G. Kneller Eques pinx. / J. Smith Fecit et ex. 1712. Ausgezeichneter, samtiger Druck mit feinen Wischkritzeln und akzentuierenden Roulettespuren, mit schmalem Rändchen. 34,8 x 25,5 cm (Plattengröße). Papier: 5,8 x 26,5 cm.
1865Best.-Nr. 88698London England: Day & Son 1865. Hardcover. Good. Matching set of two volumes: Small quarto 10.25 in. x 5.5 in. Volume I: pp. xiv 2 360; Volume II: xiv 2 275. Illustrated with 41 plates and maps nine of which fold-out and 28 woodcuts. Contemporary blue-green cloth with decorative frames stamped in blind. Bright gilt lettering on spine. Rubbing to extremities with frayed and chipped spine ends. Corners nudged and showing. Unmarked interiors. Light age-toning to pages. In 1856-1857 British archaeologist C.T. Newton 1816-1894 achieved the great archaeological exploit of his life by the discovery of the remains of the mausoleum one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. The results were described by Newton in his History of Discoveries at Halicarnassus 1862-1863 written in conjunction with R. P. Pullan and in his Travels and Discoveries in the Levant 1865. These works included particulars of other important discoveries especially at Branchidae where he disinterred the statues which had anciently lined the Sacred Way and at Cnidos where Pullan acting under his direction found the Lion of Knidos now in the British Museum. In 1860 he was named consul at Rome but was the following year recalled to take up the newly created post of keeper of Greek and Roman antiquities at the British Museum. from Wikipedia. Day & Son hardcover
1728Best.-Nr. 0040391728 Paris, Martin, Coignard, Guerin, Montalant, 1728. In-quarto (190 X 246 mm) veau fauve brun, dos cinq nerfs, caissons dorés ornés aux petits fers, pièce de titre maroquin grenat, large frise dorée en queue, tranches rouges (reliure de l'époque) ; (20) ff. de titre, préface, catalogue des oeuvres de Newton et avertissement de l'éditeur anglais, 416 pages, (2) ff. de table, approbation, privilège et errata. Ex-libris tampon encre bleue en queue du feuillet de titre : «De Cayrol », répété sur le premier feuillet blanc, avec sa signature autographe.
1738Best.-Nr. 212251738 Londres (Paris), sans nom d'éditeur, (Prault), 1738, in-8 de (4) pp. (faux-titre et titre avec vignette gravée par Duflos)-XVI pp. (pour les Eclaircissements nécessaires)-(4) pp. (pour la table des chapitres)-(2) pp. d'avertissement des libraires - 326 pp. (paginé 3 à 328), (cf. Bengesco,Tome II, p. 29)-(12) pp. de table des matières, et 1 p. d'errata, portrait gravé de Voltaire, et portrait gravé de Newton par J. Dupin, reliure de l'époque, de plein veau fauve marbré, dos à nerfs orné de fers dorés, pièce de titre de maroquin fauve, ex libris manuscrit à l'encre brune en haut de la page de titre, quelques restaurations, bon exemplaire.
1865Best.-Nr. 176296London: Day & Son Limited 1865. The discovery of one of the seven wonders of the ancient world First edition of this account of excavations at Mitylene Rhodes Kalymnos and various sites on the coast of Asia Minor. This includes the discovery of the ancient city of Halicarnassus and its famous mausoleum recounted in detail in the second volume. Following graduation from Oxford "Newton entered the British Museum in 1840 as assistant in the department of antiquities under Edward Hawkins. Here he took advantage of the opportunity to study a wide range of antiquities firsthand including coins and acquired a thorough training in curatorship. In 1852 Newton resigned from the British Museum on appointment as vice-consul at Mytilene. From April 1853 to January 1854 he served as acting consul at Rhodes. In addition to consular duties he was authorised to serve the interests of the museum by acquiring antiquities through excavation and purchase. His excavations on Kalymnos in 1854 and 1855 financed by Lord Stratford de Redcliffe the British ambassador at Constantinople yielded many inscriptions for the British Museum. Also in 1855 he unearthed the bronze serpent from Delphi in the hippodrome at Constantinople and visited Bodrum ancient Halicarnassus for the first time. After a second visit in the following spring he obtained a government grant of £2000 together with naval and military support for an expedition to retrieve some lions from the mausoleum immured in the castle of St Peter and to excavate the site of the mausoleum itself" ODNB. Newton became the first keeper of Greek and Roman Antiquities in 1861. He was closely involved in the foundation of three highly influential archaeological institutions: the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies to which he gave an inaugural address in June 1879; the Egypt Exploration Fund founded in 1882; and the British School at Athens opened in November 1886. He died in 1894. 2 vols tall octavo. Folding map frontispieces 23 plates 2 folding 7 aquatint 12 albumen photographs 4 maps 2 folding woodcut illustrations in text. Original dark green pebbled cloth rebacked with original spines laid down spines lettered in gilt and ruled in blind covers blind-stamped with decorative panels edges untrimmed. Purple ink stamp of Ipswich Public Library and shelfmarks to title pages. Spine ends and extremities worn binding slightly shaken a few small closed tears light offsetting: a good set. Atabey 869; Blackmer 1193. hardcover
1767Best.-Nr. 8972Graz, Widmannstädter, 1767. 8 Bll., 152 S. 2 gefalt. Kupfertafeln. Gr.-8°. Ldr. der Zeit mit reicher Rückenvergoldung und Rückenschild (etw. bestoßen und beschabt, Deckel leicht verzogen).
1977Best.-Nr. mon0000455632Sweet and Maxwell 1977T. paperback. Good. in x in x in. Ex-library book usual marking. Clean copy with some minor wear to edges. Sweet and Maxwell paperback
1972Best.-Nr. 1618New York: Random House 1972. First Printing. Cloth over boards. Octavo. xxii 232 2 pages. Fine in a fine dust jacket. Black and white photographs. A poignant collection of the Black Panther Party founder's writings and speeches reflecting on the Party’s ideals and struggles. It covers topics like racial justice social movements and international solidarity offering a window into Newton’s revolutionary thoughts and the Party’s influence on American civil rights. Scarce in this condition. Ref. BLOCKSON 4198. Random House unknown
1865Best.-Nr. 1204060009Day & Son Ltd 1865. Hardcover. Good. Complete in two volumes. Lg 8vo. xvi 360pp.; xvi 275pp. Three quarter bound in contemporary leather. Marbled boards. Light wear and rubbing to extremities. Rubbing to hinges. Ex-library stamps and markings from Brookline Library. Tight binding. Both frontis are clean beautiful fold-out maps. Volume I's frontis is a map of Rhodes and Volume II's frontis is the Coast of Caria. There are a few minor dampstains scattered throughout. Otherwise interior pages are clean unmarked and in excellent condition. Filled with forty-one plates. Credited with bringing the British Museum's ancient collections in line with continental European museums. C.T. Newton was an archaeologist and vase scholar know for building major collections for the British Museum as Keeper of Department of Antiquities. Newton studied classical art from a scientific prospective and was one of the first to photograph archaeological sites and publish them. He also is known for discovering and excavating the remains of the mausoleum of Halicarnassus. Built for King Mausolas this was one of the seven wonders' of the ancient world. Please feel free to view our pictures of this fascinating set in excellent condition. Day & Son, Ltd hardcover
1844Best.-Nr. 517684Canterbury N.H. / New Lebanon N. Y.: Printed in the United Society 1844. Hardcover. Good. First edition under this title and first revised edition. Revised by Giles B. Avery. 24mo. 131pp. Leather and printed papercovered boards. Early pencil owner name "Rebecca J. Ryle" on front pastedown. Lacking the front fly and front blank but the text is complete. Binding rubbed and worn with a bit of loss at the crown and some loss to the paper covering at one corner of the lower board light interior scattered foxing sound but good only. One of 1000 copies printed. Variant issue in reddish-brown boards also seen in a slightly larger-sized issue in brownish-tan boards. Although the title page and cover bear the imprint "Printed in the United Society Canterbury N.H." the cover and secondary title leaf also state: "New Lebanon N.Y. 1844." Originally published in 1823 under the title A Juvenile Monitor. Printed in the United Society hardcover
