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190480518Paris: S. n. 1904. Fine. S. n. Paris 13 août 1904 14.10 x 9.10 cm une carte postale Signed autograph postcard from Frédéric-Auguste Cazals addressed to Emile Straus: ""Amitiés ! F. A. Cazals Paris 13/8/04"" ""Best wishes! F. A. Cazals Paris 13/8/04"" Some staining. A great enthusiast of epistolary art Emile Straus founded in 1899 La Carte postale illustrée the newsletter of the association he had just launched the International Poste-Carte Club. S. n. unknown
195283934Moscou Moscow: S. n. 1952. Fine. S. n. Moscou Moscow 2 décembre 1952 15 x 10.50 cm une carte postale Autograph postcard signed by Georges Sadoul sent from Moscow to his friend Carlo Rim: ""Meilleurs souvenirs de Moscou. Georges Sadoul"" ""Best regards from Moscow. Georges Sadoul"" The postcard shows on the front a colored view of the Moscow metro. Carlo Rim was a Provençal writer author notably of Ma belle Marseille a caricaturist a filmmaker: Justin de Marseille L'armoire volante La maison Bonnadieu and was notably the friend of Fernandel Raimu and Marcel Pagnol but also of Max Jacob and André Salmon whom he met in Sanary. S. n. unknown
1970703391970. Fine. s. d. circa 1970 12.70 x 8.10 cm une carte de visite Autograph signed calling card addressed to Jani Brun written in black felt-tip pen and bearing some stains. The writer informs his young French mistress of an imminent departure to London where he frequently visited his publisher: ""Je suis chez Alan Thomas. 16 Holbury St. Chelsea. Faites moi signe quand tu veux sic Love Larry"" ""I am at Alan Thomas's. 16 Holbury St. Chelsea. Let me know when you want to meet. Love Larry"". After many years spent in Greece Egypt and Rhodes the travel writer Lawrence Durrell was forced to flee Cyprus following popular uprisings that led the island to its independence from the British crown. Rich only with a shirt and a typewriter but crowned with the success of his novel Bitter Lemons of Cyprus Les citrons acides he arrived in France in 1956 and settled in the Languedoc village of Sommières. In the ""maison Tartès"" his large house surrounded by trees he wrote the second part of his work his monumental Avignon Quintet devoted himself to painting and received his illustrious friends including the couple Henry Miller and Anaïs Nin the violinist Yehudi Menuhin the London publisher Alan G. Thomas and his two daughters Penelope and Sappho. Among the olive trees and under the Mediterranean sun he met in the mid-1960s the young and sparkling ""Jany"" Janine Brun a thirty-something woman from Montpellier of devastating beauty who worked in the Department of Antiquities at the Sorbonne in Paris. She was nicknamed ""Buttons"" in memory of their first meeting where the young woman wore a dress covered with buttons. Henry Miller also fell under the charm of ""Buttons"" praising her beauty and eternal youth in exceptional unpublished letters. The three companions spent memorable Parisian evenings of which we keep precious autograph traces through their epistolary exchanges. Recommended by Durrell she made numerous trips notably to England from where she received extensive correspondence from the writer as well as original works of art signed with his artist pseudonym Oscar Epfs. unknown
197170300Sommières 1971. Fine. Sommières 18 octobre 1971 15 x 10.50 cm une carte postale Autograph postcard signed by Lawrence Durrell addressed to Jani Brun written in blue felt-tip pen on the verso of a Nietzsche quotation underlining a humorous image. After many years spent in Greece Egypt and Rhodes the travel writer Lawrence Durrell was forced to flee Cyprus following popular uprisings that led the island to its independence from the British crown. Rich only in a shirt and a typewriter but crowned with the success of his novel Bitter Lemons of Cyprus he arrived in France in 1956 and settled in the Languedoc village of Sommières. In the ""Tartès house"" his large residence surrounded by trees he wrote the second part of his work his monumental Avignon Quintet devoted himself to painting and received his illustrious friends including the couple Henry Miller and Anaïs Nin violinist Yehudi Menuhin London publisher Alan G. Thomas and his two daughters Penelope and Sappho. Among the olive trees and under the Mediterranean sun he met in the mid-1960s the young and sparkling ""Jany"" Janine Brun a woman from Montpellier in her thirties of devastating beauty who worked in the Antiquities department at the Sorbonne in Paris. She was nicknamed ""Buttons"" in memory of their first meeting where the young woman wore a dress covered with buttons. Henry Miller also fell under the charm of ""Buttons"" praising her beauty and eternal youth in exceptional unpublished letters. The three companions spent memorable Parisian evenings of which we keep precious autograph traces through their epistolary exchanges. Recommended by Durrell she made numerous trips notably to England from where she received vast correspondence from the writer as well as original works of art signed with his artist pseudonym Oscar Epfs. unknown
192262640Bruxelles Brussels 1922. Fine. Bruxelles Brussels 3 novembre 1922 9 x 14 cm une carte postale Signed autograph postcard of Lucien Guitry to Nadia Koudrine known as Charlane written in black ink. Photo of Edward VI's portrait of the Brussels Museum on the back. Lucien Guitry's signature at the bottom of the letter. Lucien Guitry sends this letter to the actress from Brussels. He complains that he has not heard from him. unknown
192562583Saint-Céré Lot Saint-Céré 1925. Fine. Saint-Céré Lot Saint-Céré s. d. Après 1925 21 x 26.50 cm 1 page sur un feuillet Letter autograph signed by Pierre Benoit a page to an unidentified friend 8 lines in black ink without date and written since Saint-Céré in the Lot. Two small tears on the margins of the sheet and without any damage to the text three spots in the foot and at the top of the sheet always without any damage to the text. Traces of creases. In this letter written from his famous room No. 2 which he occupies at the hotel of Saint-Céré since 1925 and in which he retrenched to write and ""work hard"" Pierre Benoit informs his correspondent of his geographical error concerning Saint-Céré the latter having confused Lot-et-Garonne and Lot during his previous missive. He also tells him his next return to Paris and asks if she will be there too. Finally Pierre Benoit suggests to him to send a word to The Moignée ""to tell him that I blame him to death he will understand"" and also that it gives him quickly of his news. unknown
194062642Paris 1940. Fine. Paris décembre 1940 11 x 14.40 cm une page sur une feuille Signed autograph letter from Pierre Benoit to Nadia Charlane written in black ink. This mail is a ""little blue"" paper provided by the post office that allowed mailings by pneumatic tubes in Paris these couriers were then delivered by couriers. Parisian address of Nadia Charlane on the back signature at the bottom of the letter day at the top of the letter. Pierre Benoît writes this letter to the actress following a misunderstanding about an appointment. He apologizes and proposes to his correspondent to pick her up at the station the next day. unknown
4897Washington DC: Supreme Court of the United States. Original Autograph. Near Fine. 4 7/8 X 3 1/2 Inches. Original Justice Byron R. White Supreme Court Chambers Card with embossed eagle in upper left corner. Boldly signed by Justice White in black ink. Supreme Court of the United States unknown
1992005326Iola Wisconsin: Krause Pubns Inc. SIGNED first edition. Trade softcover. Published Iola Wisconsin: Krause 1992 first printing. 8vo. wrappers. 616pp. illustrated with b/w photos. Inscribed by WCBS FM101 radio host Don K. Reed with his inscribed 5x7 promo photo laid in plus laid in June 24 2000 DooWop concert reunion program East rutherford NJ with 10 signatures of the artists: The Penguins The Angels Who's Johnny Kenny Vance & the Planotones John Kuse & the Excellents and producer Richard Nader. All fine . Fine. Soft cover. 1st. 1992. Krause Pubns Inc paperback
1967018052New York 1962 / 1967: Dimensions / MAlvern Press 1967. 1st Edition . No Binding. Very Good. 11" x 8 1/2. 3 Pp. Apparently Proof Copy Of Kallen's Review Of Russell's Autobiography Vol. 1 And Gay Wilson Allen's William James: A Biography In "Dimensions" Fall 1967. Inscribed "Greetings H. M. K." On Front With Five Lines Of Will Durant's Handwritten Comments In Ink On The Article. With Into The 10Th Decade 1962 Will Durant's Unsigned Copy Of This 1962 Tribute To Russell With About 76 Letters/Comments From World Luminaries. Durant Included A Piece By Russell In His 1932 Anthology "On The Meaning Of Life. <br/> <br/> Dimensions / MAlvern Press unknown
2002021996Boston: Bulfinch Press / Little Brown & Co 2002. First Edition . Black Cloth. Fine/Fine DJ. Color Plates Throughout; Original Signed Artwork By Chaz. 160 Pp. Black Cloth. First Edition. Inscribed With Greeting "Thanks For Being Part Of A Historical Event" In 2002 To Actor Nicolas Cage Signed By Cheech Marin. With A Color Lithograph "L A Mix" Signed By Chaz Laid In Loosely. From The Collection Of Nicholas Cage Who Had Larger Artwork By Chaz But Not Signed By Cage. <br/> <br/> Bulfinch Press / Little, Brown & Co hardcover
1937043514New York: Reynal & Hitchcock 1937. 1st Edition 3rd Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/No Jacket. 305 Pp. Maroon Cloth Stamped In Silver Decorative Endpapers. Stated Third Printing.Near Fine. Ownership Signature Of Actor Anthony Quinn Antonio Rodolfo Quinn Oaxaca1915 - 2001 Dated April 16 1940. Early Signatures Of Quinn Are Quite Scarce. <br/> <br/> Reynal & Hitchcock hardcover
1988031068U.S.A.: University of Wisconsin Press 1988. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 274 Pp. As New Except For A Few Pencil Notes By Actress Marie Windsor Who Is Discussed At Many Places In The Book For Her Many Years Of Activism In The Screen Actors Guild; Her Photo Is On P. 140. The Book Is Not Signed But Bookplate Is Original And This Was Purchased Directly From Windsor's Estate. <br/> <br/> University of Wisconsin Press hardcover
55009Leipzig in Commission bei Theodor Thomas 1879. . Heinrich Schweitzer deutscher Arzt u. MoliÄre-Enthusiast 19. Jhdt - An einen ungenannten Empfänger.". Sie haben bei mir nach MoliÄre-Autographen angefragt. Ich antworte Ihnen mit Francois Coppée: Et vous dévots du Dieu si vous trouviez demain Deux lignes seulement écrites de sa main Vous seriez honorés par quiconque sait lire!" Zur "Filouterie" wegen der Seltenheit von MoliÄre-Autographen verweist er auf eine Pas-sage im "1ten Hefte meines MoliÄre-Museum S. LIII-LVI". - Etwas gebräunt unterer Rand stärker. Umschließendes Buch: VDeckel fehlt. Unbeschnittener Buchblock gebrochen; Vors. u. Schnitt angestaubt Papier gebräunt. Leipzig, in Commission bei Theodor Thomas, 1879. unknown
2010004324Triumph Books 2010. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Signed by Authors. 1st Printing SIGNED by Leonard Marshall! GIFT QUALITY! WITH PHOTOS OF LEONARD MARSHALL AT BOOK SIGNING!! Signed on front end paper signature only. Both book and dust jacket in Mint Condition! Dust jacket is protected in an acid-free archival quality acetate cover. SG2 Triumph Books hardcover
56506Hamburg 1913. . An ein "sehr geehrtes gnädiges Fräulein" Elsa Beckmann in Oxford weitergeleit. nach Rheinsberg die Ernsts Werke ins Englische übersetzen wollte was Ernst eher pessimistisch beurteilt. "Wenn Sie trotzdem versuchen wollen Ihre Übersetzung anzubingen so bin ich gern damit einverstanden. Meine Bedingung ist: die Hälfte des Honorars und 2 Abdrucke." - Otto Ernst 1862-1926 Lehrer Schriftsteller u. Vortragskünstler lebte seit 1901 mit seiner Familie in Groß-Flottbek bei Hamburg. Heute noch bekannt ist seine Geschichte über seine jüngste Tochter Senta-Regina Möller-Ernst "Appelschnut" erschienen im Jahre 1905. - 1 Querfalte. Das feine Papier schwach gebräunt. Hamburg, 1913. unknown
1928001879New York: Cosmopolitan Book Company 1928. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. 12 1/2" Tall. Dean Cornwell. 137 Pages Immaculate. Green Paper Boards With Green Cloth Spine. First Printing. Signature In Full By Artist Dean Cornwell Dated 1929 New York. Wear Spine Frayed At Top And Bottom Edges. 4 1/2 X 3 1/4 Paste Down Chipped 1/4" On Left Side With An Adjacent 3/4" Partial Removal Of Top Layer Of Paper; 4 Small Scratches With No Paper Removal And Not Affecting Lettering. Front Endpaper Is Loose At Hinge But Not Detached. Back And Front Covers Are Clean And Unmarked. Very Slight Rubbing At Tips. <br/> <br/> Cosmopolitan Book Company hardcover
193325103Private Post Card. 9x 14cm Photograph by G.H. Saunders. These cards maybe obtained from G.H. Saunders 62 Glengowan Road Toronto. Mar. 28 1933 1933. 11 manuscript lines initialed and signed on the verso under the portrait fine condtion. N12. - Margaret Marshall Saunders 1861-1947 born at Milton Nova Scotia. She became a successful author of fiction mostly stories for children about animals. These differed from the animal stories of Seton and Roberts in that they were about tame rather than wild animals. She published about twenty-five books the most famous was Beautiful Joe an autobiography of a dog a classic ran into many editions and was translated in several languages. Beautiful Joe & Black Beauty lead the way for a more human treatment of domestic animals. Private Post Card. 9x 14cm, Photograph by G.H. Saunders. (These cards maybe obtained from G.H. Saunders, 62 Glengowan Road, Toro unknown
20153One of the last of the singing cowboys known as "Mister Cowboy" and "The Arizona Cowboy" Allen starred in cowboy films of the 1950s and is credited with composing 300 songs among them "Crying in the Chapel" 1953. Uncommon glossy oversize IPS heavy stock 16" X 20" Kankakee IL 1961. Very good. Image is superb and unflawed but ink contrast is good only. Handsome head-and-shoulders closeup of a smiling Allen in plaid shirt scarf and white ten-gallon hat inscribed enormously in the light area above his hat in blue ballpoint: "To Donald / My Best Always / Rex Allen / 1961 / 'Kankakee.'" Very attractive and unusual despite mediocre ink contrast -- likely created for some cryptic promotional purpose but it bears no photographer's credit or other identifications recto or verso. Choice vintage piece probably one of a kind in this large format. Striking display item. unknown
20976Queen Anne's physician in ordinary 1705-14 is better known as a close friend of Swift Gay and Pope with whom he founded the Scriblerus Club; among his many political pamphlets was "The History of John Bull" 1727 which created the stereotype of John Bull the typical Englishman. Signature and salutation clipped from an ALS 1p 4½" X 2¼" n.p. n.y. Near fine. Typical light brown ink. Reads in full: "and I remain / My Dear Sir / Your very trusty / Arbuthnot" on the recto while the verso bears about 19 words in his hand -- obviously an excerpt from a letter. A most attractive example and rather uncommon. unknown
42715The great English actor filmmaker playwright and author won an Academy Award in 1930 for "Disraeli" -- the first Briton to do so -- and is best known for portrayals of this and other historical figures. TLS 1p 7" X 9" London England 21 February 1944. Addressed to "Drucie" Drusilla Pierce a Los Angeles friend. Very good. Faint original folds. On imprinted "George Arliss" letterhead Arliss chats cordially with an old friend noting "that you are fairly well except for your legs. The only advantage you gain is that you are able to get into friendly intercourse with the crossing-cops. You will be glad to know that our London policemen are still wonderful." Of the current London theatre scene he comments: "I know very little about theatrical conditions here because Flo's sight prevents us from going to the theatre. We had one break however when we went to see the Lunts who have made a tremendous success over here. It was certainly a beautiful performance." Signed simply "George" in blue ink. Alfred and Lynn Fontanne opened a production of Robert E. Sherwood's "There Shall Bo No Night" in London's Aldwych Theatre on December 15 1943 and it's no doubt this performance to which Arliss refers. Attractive -- an interesting glimpse into Arliss's life near its end when war and sickness curtailed his activities! unknown
40858This contemporary of Edith Wharton and Henry James was a opoular provocative and prolific novelist short story writer and essayist who often wrote of the battle of the sexes; her first book "What Dreams May Come" was published in 1888 and her last book the memoir "My San Francisco" appeared in 1946. TNS 1p 6¼" X 7 3/4" San Francisco CA n.y. November 6. Addressed to Arnold F. Gates 1914-93 noted Lincoln and Civil War scholar. Fine. Chats cordially with an admirer and plugs her latest book: "Many thanks for your birthday wishes and for what you say about GOLDEN PEACOCK. I am delighted that you enjoyed that little book as I had fun writing it. I did so at the request of the LAtinists of the University of California as a contribution to the Horace Bimillennium. I hope you will like my new novel THE HOUSE OF LEE." Large and bold signature in black ink. Undated but given the "House of Lee" reference likely 1940. unknown
24585This interesting literary character founded the R.R. Bowker Company which still exists in 1872 co-founded "Library Journal" which also still exists in 1876 and acquired "Publishers' Weekly" you guessed it in 1879 -- among other lasting bookish and bibliographic endeavors. TLS 1p 5½" X 8½" New York NY 1923 January 17. Addressed to "R.U.J." editor Robert Underwood Johnson 1853-1937. Flowery tribute to his friend on the occasion of Johnson's seventieth birthday. In part: "Certainly your 70 years have been crowded and crowned with honors as Secretary of the American Copyright League whose work will I hope be crowned by our entrance into the International Copyright Union before we pass over to the majority; as Editor of the Century; as Scribe of the Immortals himself immortalized in contiguity; and finally as Ambassador from his beloved country to the land of his love." This last refers to Johnson's 1920-21 term as U.S. ambassador to Italy. An unusual item from one giant in the world of editing to another. unknown
1997002424NY: Routledge. SIGNED First edition first printing. Hard cover. Published NY: Routledge 1996. 8vo. vi275 pages. Inscribed by author Joan Mencher on fly leaf. A near fine copy. . Near Fine. Hard. 1st. 1997. Routledge unknown
27014The younger brother of poet William Cullen Bryant was an Illinois poet farmer politician and newspaper editor; his books of verse include "Poems Written from Youth to Old Age 1824-1884" 1885 and "The Life and Poems of John Howard Bryant" 1894. AQS 1p 5" X 8" Princeton Illinois 1895 May 20. Very good. Faint bit of age toning. Stanza from a poem handsomely penned in brown ink in old age: "There is no breath of common air / No ray of light from Star or Sun / No Shade of beauty anywhere; / But whispers of the Almighty One" nicely signed in full. Bryant does not identify it but this is the penultimate stanza from his poem "The Streams of Life" which appears on pages 227-28 of the "Life and Poems" volume published the year before he penned this excerpt. From the collection of University of Chicago geology professor Albert Johannsen 1871-1962 author of "The House of Beadle and Adams and Its Dime and Nickel Novels" 1950 the definitive reference work on the subject. Johannsen's original 8½" X 11" file folder bearing his printed "Collection of Albert Johannsen" label partly filled in by Johannsen accompanies this item. unknown
