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191075544London: The Bodley Head 1910. First Edition. Hardcover. Good Condition/Good. Signed by Author. This copy has a letter laid in from the author to the publisher not of this title John Murray thanking Murray for the use of copyright material and gifting his this copy of the two volumes. The interior is bright and clean the spine somewhat darkened. Size: Octavo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Biography & Autobiography; Literature & Literary. Signed by Author. Inventory No: 75544. . The Bodley Head hardcover
1856813041856. MELVILLE. HERMAN. Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature Science and Art. Vol. VII. January to July 1856. New York: Dix & Edwards. London: Sampson Low Son & Co. 1856. Original blindstamped cloth. Spine lightly sunned else very good. BAL 13681. Contains two of Herman Melville's published stories: I and My Chimney and The Apple-Tree Table. First appearance of these stories. unknown
180634905Longman Hurst Rees and Orme 1806. Good/No Jacket. Full leather binding raised bands rules & corner decorations Leather of boards with whitish deposit; front hinge weak. Edges marbled. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme hardcover
1841368974New York: Dayton and Saxton 1841. First edition. 435 pp. 1 vols. Tall 8vo. Original brown pebbled cloth. Spine chipping and almost detached boards loose. Internally Fine. First edition. 435 pp. 1 vols. Tall 8vo. Inscribed on the ffep: "John Hone Esq/ with the regards of /Gansevoort Melville/ New York June 1842. Dayton and Saxton unknown
18522564671852. 2 pp. pen-and-ink on folded sheet. 1 vols. 12mo. Fine. 2 pp. pen-and-ink on folded sheet. 1 vols. 12mo. Secretary of State Edward Everett writes to Secretary of the Navy John Pendleton Kennedy on Justice Lemuel Shaw's behalf to recommend his son John Oakes Shaw for a position in the Navy. Oakes Shaw as he was known was the eldest son from his father's second marriage to Hope Savage. He became the brother-in-law of Herman Meville when the author married Justice Shaw's daughter Elizabeth from his first marriage. In fact Oakes had truly disgraced his family when in 1844 he married an "inopportunely preganant Caroline Caro Sarah Cobb."<br /> Reading in full "Mr. John O. Shaw of Boston a son of Chief Justice Lemuel Shaw of Massachusetts is desirous of being appointed a pursor in the Navy. His father equally respectable as a Magistrate & a citizen desires me to speak a good word for him. I have no knowledge of the young man but I am sure the Chief Justice would not recommend him if he did not think him fully qualified for the place". Parker Herman Melville Volume 1: 1819-1851 pp. 341-343 unknown
1807245236Boston 1807. Printed customs declaration accomplished in pen and ink with blindstamp seal. 5 1/8 x 10 in. Repaired 5 in. closed tear else fine. Printed customs declaration accomplished in pen and ink with blindstamp seal. 5 1/8 x 10 in. Customs declaration accomplished and signed by Thomas Melvill Inspector of the ports of Boston and Charlestown Revolutionary War hero and grandfather to Herman Melville. The "e" was added to the surname by Herman's mother after the death of her husband. unknown
190930719St. Alban's VT: The Gomo Publishing Co. 1909-1910. 1909-1910. Very good. - Octavo softcover bound in olive green wrappers Vols. 1 and 2 & gray wrappers Vol. 3 with an illustration in reddish brown on each front wrap. The spines of Vol. 1 & 2 are rubbed and the wraps are lightly rubbed & bumped with their edges darkened. There are small creases to the bottom edge of the front wrap of Vol. 1 & to the top edge of the rear wrap of Vol. 2. There is a tiny piece out of the bottom corner of the front wrap of Vol. 1 and the bottom corner of the rear wrap of Vol. 2 is torn. There is some very light staining to the rear wrap of Vol. 3. 35 pages; 62 pages plus 14 pages of ads; and 69 pages plus 2 pages of ads. There is 1 full-page black-and-white illustration reproduced on the covers in Vols. 1 & 2. There is an owner's book label on the inside front wrap of each volume with his address stamp on the bottom edges of the labels & on the titles. A small newspaper cutting is tipped onto the inside front cover of Vol. 3 with offsetting to the title. There is a small piece out out of each title & there are small creases to the bottom edge of each leaf in Vol. 1 & the top edge of each leaf in Vols. 2 and 3. Good to very good. <p>Third edition of Volume 1 first edition of Volumes 2 and 3. Volume 3 is inscribed on the verso of the contents page and signed "Napoleon Gomo".<p>The author's preface in the first volume introduces the reader to "a character little known and less understood the Vermont Frenchman". The letters are written in a dialect which one presumes the author considers a form of French Canadian pidgin English.<p>Born in Ontario Canada Edmond John Melville was a doctor who graduated from the Royal College of Physicians at Queens University in Kingston Ontario. He practiced in Bakersfield and St. Albans Vermont and there is an ad for his St Albans practice in Volumes 2 and 3. He developed property in Franklin County Vermont which became known as Melville's Landing.<p>Scarce. (St. Alban's, VT: The Gomo Publishing Co., 1909-1910). paperback
1851610619Portland Maine: Portland Transcript 1851. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Two bi-folia. 8 pages p.257-264. Formerly in a bound volume stitching notches along the spines old folds overall sound and very good. Pages 260-261 contain a column Bits of Books which contains a relatively long excerpt ".from Melville's new work entitled 'Moby Dick or the Whale' which is related in his best style. Portland Transcript hardcover
1852610620Portland Maine: Portland Transcript 1852. Unbound. Very Good. Two bi-folia. 8 pages p.154-160. Formerly in a bound volume stitching notches along the spines old folds overall sound and very good. Page 156 contains an article Herman Melvillethat contains biographical information on the author apparently appropriated from Men of the Times taken from a new book published by Redfield. Portland Transcript unknown
1852353965Boston: Redding & Co 1852. First edition. 228 pp. 8vo. Printed wrappers rubbed with some chipping around the edges crease across both covers slight loss to back corners rebacked with matching paper spine some waterstaining to back cover and last leaves old stitch holes in gutter generally clean internally. Custom cloth drop box. First edition. 228 pp. 8vo. A travel guide dedicated to the "Summer Ramblers on the Berkshire Hills" which mentions the homes of several authors. The author notes that "upon a little hill around which the Housatonic makes a graceful curve is the villa of Oliver Wendell Holmes.Adjoining the estate of Dr. Holmes is that of HERMAN MELLVILLE who has retired thus far of the sea where nothing can remind him of the familiar sound of ocean save the roar of the wind among the forest trees" p. 15-16. Longfellow's writings on the area are mentioned at multiple times and other names like that of Emerson appear to give context. Finally there is a six page section devoted to Nathaniel Hawthorne at page 101 whom Melville first encountered in the area in 1850 and they're both mentioned again on pages 212-3. <br /> <br /> Melville mentioned this guide to Hawthorne in a letter dated October 25 1852: "Among others you figure in it & I also. But you are the most honored being the most abused and have the greatest space allotted to you. - It is a 'Guide Book' to the Berkshire." SCARCE. Sealts Melville's Reading #478 Redding & Co unknown
1852353966Boston: Redding & Co 1852. First edition. 228 pp. 8vo. Half cloth and marbled paper boards ex library copy with markings. First edition. 228 pp. 8vo. A travel guide dedicated to the "Summer Ramblers on the Berkshire Hills" which mentions the homes of several authors. The author notes that "upon a little hill around which the Housatonic makes a graceful curve is the villa of Oliver Wendell Holmes.Adjoining the estate of Dr. Holmes is that of HERMAN MELLVILLE who has retired thus far of the sea where nothing can remind him of the familiar sound of ocean save the roar of the wind among the forest trees" p. 15-16. Longfellow's writings on the area are mentioned at multiple times and other names like that of Emerson appear to give context. Finally there is a six page section devoted to Nathaniel Hawthorne at page 101 whom Melville first encountered in the area in 1850 and they're both mentioned again on pages 212-3. <br /> <br /> Melville mentioned this guide to Hawthorne in a letter dated October 25 1852: "Among others you figure in it & I also. But you are the most honored being the most abused and have the greatest space allotted to you. - It is a 'Guide Book' to the Berkshire." SCARCE. Sealts Melville's Reading 478 Redding & Co unknown
1867340051Philadelphia and London: J.B. Lippincott & Co. and Bell and Daldy 1867. Hardcover. Good. First edition. Illustrated with woodcuts from Harden S. Melville's own drawings. Publisher's blue cloth elaborately stamped in gilt. Coated endpapers all edges gilt. Contemporary gift inscription slight chipping at the crown hinges cracked in a couple of places but holding a good or better copy of an uncommon third person travel narrative. Melville's adventures as draughtsman on the HMS Fly as it conducted the first official hydrographic survey of the northeast coast of Australia in 1842-1846 with extensive illustrations of Australia. A modestly flawed but handsome copy of an uncommon title. J.B. Lippincott & Co. and Bell and Daldy hardcover
1854432364New York: G.P. Putnam & Co. 10 Park Place 1854. Hardcover. Near Fine. First printed appearance. Octavo. pp. i-iii iv 1 2-684. Publisher’s forest-green decorative cloth gilt spine. Contemporary owner’s name in ink on front free endpaper. A handsome ex-library copy with small paper bookplate on front pastedown and barely visible blind-embossed stamp on title page. A few small tears to the spine at foot and crown about near fine.<br /> <br /> Includes the first appearance of Melville’s celebrated travel narrative serialized under the pseudonym Salvator R. Tarnmoor in three installments in the March April and May issues pp. 311-319; 345-355; 460-466. “Created from the works of buccaneers and poets travelers and naval officers and of course from the experiences of Melville himself … Melville takes his readers on a historical and geographical tour of these enchanted islesâ€. The Encantadas was later published in The Piazza Tales in 1856. An attractive clean and tight copy. Robert C. Albrecht TSLL Fall 1972 p. 463. G.P. Putnam & Co., 10 Park Place hardcover
1854432417New York: G.P. Putnam & Co. 10 Park Place 1854. Hardcover. Very Good. First printed appearance. Octavo. pp. i-iii iv 1 2-684. Publisher’s green decorative cloth gilt spine. Darkening to the spine four-inch tear to page 77 at the gutter very good or better with scattered foxing. Includes the first appearance of Melville’s celebrated travel narrative serialized under the pseudonym Salvator R. Tarnmoor in three installments in the March April and May issues pp. 311-319; 345-355; 460-466. “Created from the works of buccaneers and poets travelers and naval officers and of course from the experiences of Melville himself … Melville takes his readers on a historical and geographical tour of these enchanted islesâ€. The Encantadas was later published in The Piazza Tales in 1856. An attractive clean and tight copy. Robert C. Albrecht TSLL Fall 1972 p. 463. G.P. Putnam & Co., 10 Park Place hardcover
1854432421New York: G.P. Putnam & Co. 10 Park Place 1854. Hardcover. Very Good. First printed appearance. Octavo. pp. i-iii iv 1 2-684. Publisher’s light green decorative cloth gilt spine. The cloth binding is sunned and faded to beige else about near fine with scattered foxing. Includes the first appearance of Melville’s celebrated travel narrative serialized under the pseudonym Salvator R. Tarnmoor in three installments in the March April and May issues pp. 311-319; 345-355; 460-466. “Created from the works of buccaneers and poets travelers and naval officers and of course from the experiences of Melville himself … Melville takes his readers on a historical and geographical tour of these enchanted islesâ€. The Encantadas was later published in The Piazza Tales in 1856. An attractive clean and tight copy. Robert C. Albrecht TSLL Fall 1972 p. 463. G.P. Putnam & Co., 10 Park Place hardcover
1854432420New York: G.P. Putnam & Co. 10 Park Place 1854. Hardcover. Very Good. First printed appearance. Octavo. pp. i-iii iv 1 2-684. Publisher’s green decorative cloth gilt spine. Early owner’s initials in pencil on the title page. One leaf pp. 119-20 not part of the Melville installments is creased else the gilt spine back is faded else about near fine with scattered foxing. Includes the first appearance of Melville’s celebrated travel narrative serialized under the pseudonym Salvator R. Tarnmoor in three installments in the March April and May issues pp. 311-319; 345-355; 460-466. “Created from the works of buccaneers and poets travelers and naval officers and of course from the experiences of Melville himself … Melville takes his readers on a historical and geographical tour of these enchanted islesâ€. The Encantadas was later published in The Piazza Tales in 1856. An attractive clean and tight copy. Robert C. Albrecht TSLL Fall 1972 p. 463. G.P. Putnam & Co., 10 Park Place hardcover
1993035302University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press. 1993. A biography of Melville this copy from the library of Pauline Kael and inscribed to her not by the author who died prior to publication: "For Pauline: A book by a Melvillian to a Melvillian about Melville. I hope you enjoy." Kael once wrote in regard to the film adaptation of Billy Budd that Melville is "our greatest writer because he is the American primitive struggling to say more than he knows how to say struggling to say more than he knows.†Fine in a fine dust jacket with a review of a 1997 Melville biography laid in which has one passage marked presumably by Kael. Unless otherwise noted our first editions are first printings. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Pennsylvania State University Press hardcover
12868-Fairleigh Dickinson University Press 30 April 2001-. First edition. 238 pages with index. Cloth. Fine in like dustjacket. The Romantic Architecture of Herman Melville's Moby-Dick. boxed 0838638597 -Fairleigh Dickinson University Press (30 April 2001)- hardcover
111753William Hodge & Company Limited Edinburgh and London. 1927. William Hodge & Company Limited. 1927. First Edition. Hardback with no DW. 8vo. Illustrated with numerous plates. Beautifully rebound in quarter red morocco with gilt motifs of Lady Justice to spine red marbled boards. Top edge gilt. Page edges browned and slightly foxed o/w contents clean and sound. A lovely item detailing an event that was a sensation of it's time the trial of the Duchess of Kingston for bigamy. hardcover
1890549445Scandinavia 1890. Hardcover. Very Good. Photo album. Oblong quarto. Measuring approximately 13" x 9¼". Half leather and pebbled cloth over boards with all edges gilt and spine and cover titled in gilt. Bookplate of newspaper publisher and founder of the Chicago Daily News Melville E. Stone by Friedrich Haffcke on the front pastedown. Contains 43 cardstock leaves with 124 gelatin silver photographs laid down measuring from approximately 2" x 3½ to approximately 10½" x 7½" about half of which contain brief inked captions. Boards with some rubbing and wear leaves gently rippled a few photographs with modest lightening at the edges or in a tiny bit of the image overall very good or better.<br /> <br /> A handsome likely professionally produced tourist album for a turn-of-the-century trip to Scandinavia the journey presumably taken by newspaper publisher Melville E. Stone and company. The images are roughly broken into three parts: over half consist of landscapes architectural shots group shots and portraits which tend to be the largest images; 18 photographs of classical sculpture which tend to be mid-sized; and 33 photographs of gargoyle heads all measuring approximately 2" x 3½". Highlights include handsome architectural shots and street views; images of classical sculpture as well as the 33 folksy carved gargoyle heads; an image of the Christiana public market in full swing; and nicely composed scenes of nature.<br /> <br /> Perhaps of most note are the approximately 22 images of native Scandinavians dressed in what appear to be homemade fur clothes; several images featuring reindeer dogs and babies in homemade bassinets. Two native group portraits are taken around a house each with someone sitting on the roof. Two group portraits of the travelers feature intruding reindeer. The images nicely composed and often taken from the perfect distant vantage point are likely professionally made; Stone likely chose the images he liked and combined with several candid group shots of his co-travelers created a very nice souvenir. A visually striking album featuring Scandinavian art architecture and people around the turn of the century. hardcover
191828056Partitions sur le Prénom Salabert 1918
191628412Partitions sur la Danse Salabert 1916
1313475327.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1355575648.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1313635685.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback