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1854réf. 03-0285Worcester MA: D. & M. Calkins 1854. 440pp includes a biographical section on Professor Calvin Newton some staining to pgs slight soiling & wear to cover wear at top of spine top 1" of front cover starting to separate from spine. Full-Leather. Good. D. & M. Calkins Hardcover
1929réf. 29690Berwyn: Oak Knoll 1929. First edition. Unpaginated. Fine in very good plus original glassine dust jacket. Lacking the original slipcase. One of 950 copies. A privately printed monograph concerning Hardy's publication history and assessing his critical reception; the text is punctuated by holograph reproductions of letters to and from Hardy. Berwyn: Oak Knoll unknown books
1929réf. 014296Daylesford PA: A.Edward Newton 1929. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. Slim 4to. 328pp. Beautiful First Edition of this privately printed discourse on how Hardy should be classified and the impact it may have on any lasting popularity. Bound quarter blue cloth over light blue paper-covered boards. Titles in blue upon white paper labels on front board and spine. Illustrated with facsimiles of a number of Hardy's letters held at that time in Newton's "Oak Knoll" library. 950 unnumbered copies published. Square tight and clean throughout with little or no wear. Original glassine wrapper is mildly toned and has a couple of short closed tears but complete and well-preserved. Housed in a good to very good publisher's box which has a few splits and part of one edge missing. Still solid and presentable. A beautiful collectable copy. A.Edward Newton hardcover books
1929réf. 509945Philadelphia: Privately Printed 1929. Hardcover. Fine/Good. First edition. One of 950 copies printed. Quarto. Quarter blue cloth and paper-covered boards printed paper titling labels on front cover and spine. Illustrated with facsimile plates. Bookplate of Donald S. Tuttle on front pastedown. A fine copy in about good glassine dust jacket with moderate toning and scattered chipping to the spine and bottom edge. Publisher’s printed promotional booklet laid in. An attractive copy without the box. Privately Printed hardcover books
1929réf. 22920Philadelphia: Privately Printed 1929. First edition. Hardcover. With orig. glassine wrapper in near fine box. 40 pages. With facsimile of Hardy's letters. Newton's proceeds from the printing of this monograph went to erect "a suitable monument of Thomas Hardy either on Egdon Heath or elsewhere." Newton ranked "The Return of the Native" as Hardy's finest novel. Beautifully printed in a limited edition one of 950 copies. Pristine copy copy in blue boards and cloth with spine and front cover paper labels. Privately Printed hardcover books
1929réf. 14898N.P.: Privately printed 1929. cloth-backed boards paper spine and cover labels original box with paper label. Newton A. Edward. 4to. cloth-backed boards paper spine and cover labels original box with paper label. vi 32 8 pages. First edition limited to 600 copies Fleck A.20.A. Newton produced this book and used the profits to erect a Hardy Memorial in England. Reproduces a number of letters in facsimile from the Newton collection. Four page prospectus loosely inserted. Slipcase shows wear with piece missing along front edge. Privately printed unknown books
1929réf. 300745Privately Printed 1929. 1929. First edition. 4to. Frontispiece portrait by Augustus John; facsimiles. Dark blue cloth over light blue boards printed paper labels on spine and upper cover. Glassine dust jacket. Enclosed in the original publisher's blue board box with printed label on the front cover corners split. Very good. One of 950 unnumbered copies. With a full-age inscription by Newton: "This book has served its purpose. A monument has been created to Thomas Hardy. . .A. Edward Newton." Ex Libris bookplate of John Stuart Groves on the front pastedown. Inscribed by Authors. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Privately Printed, 1929. hardcover books
1929réf. 94835Philadelphia 1929. First. hardcover. fine. Illustrations & facsimiles.Thin 4to. Philadelphia. Privately Printed 1929. Limited First Edition. Fine. One of 950 copies. unknown books
1931réf. 122879Daylesford Pa: Privately printed 1931. blue paper wrappers cord-tied. tall 12mo. blue paper wrappers cord-tied. 18 pages with a frontispiece showing the Hardy memorial. Loosely inserted is a four page tabloid issued by Newton on Thanksgiving Day but usually found inserted in this greeting. Concerns Newton's efforts to get a memorial to Hardy erected in England Fleck B.25. With two reproductions meant to accompany the folder with illustrations by Jimmy Hatlo. Presentation "Mr. & Mrs. Earl S. Babst from A. Edward Newton Dec. 15 1931. Privately printed unknown books
1929réf. 04402THOMAS HARDY NOVELIST OR POET Privately Printed 1929 first edition fine in like tissue dust-wrapper and near fine original publishers box save for 2 split corners. 1/950 copies. Privately Printed 1929 unknown books
1929réf. 51572"Oak Knoll":: Privately Printed 1929. First edition; one of 950 copies. publisher's cloth-backed blue boards with printed paper labels in publisher's two-part box lacking the glassine wrapper. Very fine copy in near fine glassine. Light sunning and use to the top half of the box. . Large 8vo. Illustrated. . Signed and inscribed by A. Edward Newton referencing the "shade of Thomas Hardy." Privately Printed, hardcover
1929réf. 29690Berwyn: Oak Knoll 1929. First edition. Unpaginated. Fine in very good plus original glassine dust jacket. Lacking the original slipcase. One of 950 copies. A privately printed monograph concerning Hardy's publication history and assessing his critical reception; the text is punctuated by holograph reproductions of letters to and from Hardy. Berwyn: Oak Knoll unknown
réf. 1396178902.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1396685480.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1929réf. 000149Philadelphia Pennsylvania : Edward Stern and Company 1929. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. As New/Original tissue. 11.25x8.25. A magnificent limited edition 950 dealing with the life of Thomas Hardy by the dean of books about books A. Edward Newton. Based upon original and unpublished manuscripts in the libraries of Paul Lemperly of Cleveland and A. Edward Newton. Book in near perfect tissue wrap. Perfect paper labels. Cloth binding with paper covered boards. A publishers presentation copy to Herbert L. Rothchild. Inscribed to Rothchild by author. In original box with one small repair to one corner. A fine collectible. Box also has as issued a silk marker. Why it is attached to box 38 pages the last 7 a facsimile of Hardy's writing. Also an original promotional brochure about the book. Edward Stern and Company hardcover
1929réf. 04402THOMAS HARDY NOVELIST OR POET Privately Printed 1929 first edition fine in like tissue dust-wrapper and near fine original publishers box save for 2 split corners. 1/950 copies. Privately Printed 1929 unknown
réf. 25727NEWTON 1929. PRIVATELY PRINTED AND LIMITED TO 950 COPIES BLUE CARD BUCKRUM SPINE. THIS COPY HAS AN INSCRIPTION ON THE FEP BY NEWTON AND SIGNED BY HIM. VERY GOOD. INCLUDES FACSIMILIES OF HARDY'S LETTERS. NEWTON WAS A BIBLIOPHILE AND KEEN BOOK COLLECTOR. SCARCE. NEWTON, 1929 unknown
1929réf. 018373Daylesford PA: A.Edward Newton / Edward Stern and Company 1929. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. Slim 4to. 328pp. Beautiful First Edition of this privately printed discourse on how Hardy should be classified and the impact it may have on any lasting popularity. Bound quarter blue cloth over light blue paper-covered boards. Titles in blue upon white paper labels on front board and spine. Illustrated with facsimiles of a number of Hardy's letters held at that time in Newton's "Oak Knoll" library. 950 unnumbered copies published. Square tight and clean throughout with little or no wear. Original glassine wrapper is mildly toned and has a couple of short closed tears chips and creases. Decorative contemporary bookplate on the front paste-down. Laid in is the original publisher's prospectus which is quite uncommon. . Housed in a fine publisher's cloth slipcase which has a touch of rubbing but little wear otherwise. Most copies were presented in a cardboard box. This copy may very well have been one of a few that was stated to be retained by the author for presentation purposes. Very scarce compared to the number of boxed copies available. Inscribed signed and dated by the author on the front end-paper "This small venture in honor of a great man promises to be entirely successful. Initiated sp at the request of Mr. F. A. Kilmer. September 1929". A beautiful collectable copy. A.Edward Newton / Edward Stern and Company hardcover
1929réf. mon0003773628A.E. Newton 1929T. hardcover. Very Good. 0.2500 10.7500 7.7500. signed by Newton on the ffep. fine in original box. A.E. Newton] hardcover
1929réf. 014296Daylesford PA: A.Edward Newton 1929. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. Slim 4to. 328pp. Beautiful First Edition of this privately printed discourse on how Hardy should be classified and the impact it may have on any lasting popularity. Bound quarter blue cloth over light blue paper-covered boards. Titles in blue upon white paper labels on front board and spine. Illustrated with facsimiles of a number of Hardy's letters held at that time in Newton's "Oak Knoll" library. 950 unnumbered copies published. Square tight and clean throughout with little or no wear. Original glassine wrapper is mildly toned and has a couple of short closed tears but complete and well-preserved. Housed in a good to very good publisher's box which has a few splits and part of one edge missing. Still solid and presentable. A beautiful collectable copy. A.Edward Newton hardcover
1929réf. CL210410029X40Privately printed 1929-01-01. Stationery. Very Good. Hardback--limited edition--1929--excellent condition Privately printed unknown
1929réf. 509945Philadelphia: Privately Printed 1929. Hardcover. Fine/Good. First edition. One of 950 copies printed. Quarto. Quarter blue cloth and paper-covered boards printed paper titling labels on front cover and spine. Illustrated with facsimile plates. Bookplate of Donald S. Tuttle on front pastedown. A fine copy in about good glassine dust jacket with moderate toning and scattered chipping to the spine and bottom edge. Publisher’s printed promotional booklet laid in. An attractive copy without the box. Privately Printed hardcover
1929réf. 22920Philadelphia: Privately Printed 1929. First edition. Hardcover. With orig. glassine wrapper in near fine box. 40 pages. With facsimile of Hardy's letters. Newton's proceeds from the printing of this monograph went to erect "a suitable monument of Thomas Hardy either on Egdon Heath or elsewhere." Newton ranked "The Return of the Native" as Hardy's finest novel. Beautifully printed in a limited edition one of 950 copies. Pristine copy copy in blue boards and cloth with spine and front cover paper labels. Privately Printed hardcover
1931réf. 122879Daylesford Pa: Privately printed 1931. blue paper wrappers cord-tied. tall 12mo. blue paper wrappers cord-tied. 18 pages with a frontispiece showing the Hardy memorial. Loosely inserted is a four page tabloid issued by Newton on Thanksgiving Day but usually found inserted in this greeting. Concerns Newton's efforts to get a memorial to Hardy erected in England Fleck B.25. With two reproductions meant to accompany the folder with illustrations by Jimmy Hatlo. Presentation "Mr. & Mrs. Earl S. Babst from A. Edward Newton Dec. 15 1931. Privately printed unknown
1929réf. 300745Privately Printed 1929. 1929. First edition. 4to. Frontispiece portrait by Augustus John; facsimiles. Dark blue cloth over light blue boards printed paper labels on spine and upper cover. Glassine dust jacket. Enclosed in the original publisher's blue board box with printed label on the front cover corners split. Very good. One of 950 unnumbered copies. With a full-age inscription by Newton: "This book has served its purpose. A monument has been created to Thomas Hardy. . .A. Edward Newton." Ex Libris bookplate of John Stuart Groves on the front pastedown. Inscribed by Authors. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Privately Printed, 1929. hardcover