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193254735N.p.: Printed at The Harvest Press for the friends of Milton Arbenethy 1932. Limited Edition. One of 100 copies. Bifolium 24.75cm; sheet of pale blue stock folded once to create a 4pp pamphlet with text and pictorial elements printed in black. Trivial wear else very Near Fine. An uncorrected proof sheet for Williams's 1932 poem first published in Contempo and printed by The Harvest Press as a signed limited edition pamphlet with a print run of 125 copies. The proof sheet contains an entirely different colophon and is not cited by Wallace A Bibliography of William Carlos Williams. cf.WALLACE A14. Printed at The Harvest Press for the friends of Milton Arbenethy unknown
189632020Atlanta: The Franklin Printing and Publishing Co 1896. First Edition. Wraps. Fair. Wraps. 9.5" x 6". 34 pages 1. Tan outer wraps with title printed on the front cover. Wraps held to the stapled binding by 3 old pieces of tape. Paper covers are edge chipped and lightly damp stained. Pen mark on the front cover. Light damp stains to the text edges. A fair copy. One of the children of Professor Williams Rutherford was author Georgia writer Mildred Rutherford. Contents are a collection of letters sent to the family and printed in this tribute. Scarce. 6 copies located in OCLC. The Franklin Printing and Publishing Co unknown
199135848NY: Thunder's Mouth Press 1991. First edition. 234 pp w/index. Fine in very near fine dust jacket with light wrinkling to crown of spine. Dated Sept 22 1991 and INSCRIBED by John A. Williams. Promotional flyers laid in. NY: Thunder's Mouth Press unknown
19253717London: Chatto & Windus 1925. First English trade edition no English limited edition was issued. Quarto 10 x 7 1/4 inches; 253 x 186 mm. Collating 175 1. Original orange cloth pictorially stamped and lettered in red on front cover and lettered in red on spine. Blank endpapers. Seven mounted color plates and twenty-four drawings in black and white. A Very Good copy in the scarce original color pictorial dust jacket jacket complete but with some repairs.<br /> <br /> "Margery Williams Bianco's third children's book the much admired Poor Cecco 1925 is the story of a wooden toy a 'loose-jointed thing like a dog' who gets out of the toy cupboard and has a lengthy series of adventures with his friend Bulka the rag puppy. The first edition was illustrated by Arthur Rackham" The Oxford Companion to Children's Literature. The text with the same plates and drawings first appeared in magazine form in Good Housekeeping beginning in May 1925. This the rarest of all the Rackham limited editions was actually never signed by Rackham. The 105 copies were numbered and signed by Margery Williams Bianco this copy however apparently escaped the signing process. The text with the same illustrations by Rackham also appeared in Good Housekeeping beginning in May 1925. No limited English edition was issued.<br /> <br /> Arthur Rackham 1867-1939 is perhaps the most acclaimed and influential illustrators of the Golden Age of Illustration. A prolific artist even from his youth Rackham got his start as an illustrator working for the Westminster Budget Newspaper 1892. Over the next few years he took on more and more commissions for children's books hitting his career high in the first three decades of the twentieth century. Rackham turned his imaginative pen to every classic-from Shakespeare to Dickens to Poe. Chatto & Windus unknown
9769BOTTEGHE OSCURE. " Revue internationale de littérature contemporaine ". Roma (Via delle Botteghe Oscure, 32). Arnoldo Mondadori, editore - puis De Luca, editore. (Distributeur pour la France : Jean Hugues, libraire ; puis - à partir du n° 13 - La Hune ; puis - à partir du n° 19 - les éditions du Mercure de France ; puis - à partir du n° 23 - les éditions du Seuil). Fondatrice : Princesse Marguerite Caetani. Directeur : Giorgio Bassani. Grand in-8° broché. Environ 500 pages par livraison. Tous les textes sont inédits et publiés dans leur langue d'origine. 25 numéros ont paru en 25 livraisons semestrielles de 1948 à 1960 (et un numéro de " Tables " en 1964). Sommaires très copieux et d'une stupéfiante richesse. // " Vous avez sûrement eu connaissance de la revue " Botteghe Oscure " publiée à Rome par la princesse Caetani. Je crois pouvoir dire qu'il n'y a sans doute pas de plus belle revue de ce type " (Paul Celan à Nelly Sachs, in " Correspondance Nelly Sachs - Paul Celan ", Belin, 1999, p. 6).
1910853231910 Paris, Fayard (Collection "Mémoires et Souvenirs"), sans date (vers 1910), grand in 8° broché, 155 pages ; texte sur deux colonnes ; illustrations in et hors-texte ; couverture illustrée.
1939N° 3. 15 juillet 1939. Fort et grand in-8° broché. 382 pages.
5347Livraison consacrée à la littérature américaine. Textes de Cotton Mather, Saint John de Crèvecoeur, Walt Whitman, Vachel Lindsay, Hart Crane, Henry Miller, Marianne Moore, Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams [les textes de tous les auteurs cités ci-dessus ont été traduits par Raymond Queneau], John Paul Jones, Washington Irving, Edgar Poe, Emily Dickinson, James Weldon Johnson, John Peale Bishop, Robinson Jeffers, Allen Tate
2145Directeur : James Laughlin. N° 1, octobre 1952. 240 pages. Couverture illustrée. Bon état.
10998Lionel Abel (" The Politics of Spirit "), Robert Melville (" Picasso in the light of Chirico - Mutations of the Bull-Fight "), Kurt Seligmann (" Magic Circles "), Henry Miller (" A Night with Jupiter "), Leonora Carrington (" The Sisters "), Parker Tyler, Alva N. Turner, etc. Enquête : " Towards the Unknown " : 1°/ What do you see in stars ? 2°/ What is the disappearing point of the unconscious ? 3°/ What value does death give to life ? Réponses de William Carlos Williams, Mina Loy, Marianne Moore, Archibald MacLeish, Harold Rosenberg, Lee Ver Duft. Illustrations de Picasso et de Max Ernst. Rare. Très bon état.
16031Positif, revue périodique de cinéma, tome II, N°8, (1953). In-8°, agrafé, hors-texte.
18679265Washington: Congressional Globe Office 1867. Unbound. Good binding. Octavo. 8 pp. First edition. Folded sheet never bound untrimmed. Toning and with some shelfwear but generally in fairly nice condition. <br /> <br /> It's fair to say the general tenor of the speeches and limited debate is one of impatience. Williams sums up his frustration with this question: "now we're asked to draw $1000000 more from the pockets of the toiling yeomen of our country to feed the rebels of the South" p. 2. Along these same lines Butler suggests that the southern states and communities are not seeing to their own destitute citizens from their own coffers and that while there is means within the south to do so the Federal Government should not open its treasury. Logan takes a slightly more tempered view but still wants to know the nature of these suffering poor: "What class of people is it Is it the poor downtrodden freedmen Is it the poor white people or is it the families of the leaders of the rebellion that have caused so much weeping and wailing in our land" p. 5. Interesting and considered speeches that that illustrate the continued bad-blood between the North and the South soon after the war. Uncommon in commerce and in institutional holdings according to OCLC. Congressional Globe Office unknown
199124569AB1991. Chicago Predictable Press 1991. Folio. 130 pages. Original illustrated Hardcover. Two corners stronger bumped. Otherwise in very good condition with only minor signs of external wear. Jon Reich 39 a Chicago artist known for his pictures and his flashy outfits died at home on Sept. 6 of complications from AIDS. Although Mr. Reich had been ill for six years he continued to draw paint and sculpt. In 1991 he published ''The Nudes of Jon Reich'' a pictorial autobiography of his life. Source: Chicago Tribune hardcover
197334028New York: Harry N. Abrams 1973. Near Fine/Very Good. New York: Harry N. Abrams 1973. First Edition. Large quarto 34cm; publisher's cloth in white pictorial dust jacket; 230pp.; illus. throughout many full color. Dust jacket a bit yellowed and dust-soiled faint surfaced scratches; overall a Near Fine copy in Very Good jacket. Harry N. Abrams unknown
113065New York Academy of Sciences October 15 1941. . First edition first printing; 8vo; charts and graphs within the text; original buff wrappers printed in black ownership initials in black ink to the upper wrapper some loss from the ends of the spine wrappers rubbed and toned with few small marks and some mild creasing very good condition pp113-272.<br /> First edition of this collection of eight cosmology papers from the New York Academy of Science's conference on the Fundamental Properties of the Galactic System held in New York on May 2nd and 3rd 1941. One of the papers 'Mean Parallaxes from Peculiar Motions' is by the prominent female astronomer Emma Vyssotsky née Williams.<br /><br />This copy is from the library of Allan R. Sandage the most important astronomer and cosmologist of his generation who determined the first reasonably accurate values for the Hubble Constant and the age of the universe. It was originally owned by his wife the astronomer Mary Connelly whose ownership initials are on the wrapper. Connelly had studied at Indiana University and Racliffe and was teaching at Mount Holyoke when they met New York Times obituary November 17 2010.<br /><br />Vyssotsky 1894-1975 studied mathematics and astronomy as an undergraduate at Swarthmore then researched A-type young energetic stars from the Harvard Observatory for her Radcliffe Phd. While she was a postgraduate researcher at the University of Virginia's McCormick Observatory she met and married fellow astronomy Alexander N. Vyssotsky. 'She remained for the rest of her career at the University of Virginia first as a research fellow and instructor in astronomy and then at age fifty began to work with her husband on a book on stellar motions published four years later' Ogilvie Biographical Dictionary of Women in Science p. 1333.<br /><br />Vyssotsky and her husband studied 'stellar parallaxes by applying trigonometric functions to observations made on multiple photographic exposures. Their research led to accurate calculations of stellar motions and the determination of the structure of galaxie' Oakes Encyclopedia of World Scientists. In 1946 Vyssotsky was awarded the American Astronomical Society's Annie Jump Canon Award in Astronomy in recognition of her contributions to the field of stellar spectra.<br /><br />This volume also contains papers by Peter van de Kamp Dirk Brouwer W. J. Luyten Jan Schilt and Frederick Seares among others. It was edited by astronomer Bart J. Bok whose career was influenced when he met Sandage as an undergraduate.<br /> New York, Academy of Sciences, October 15, 1941. unknown
201704623Paris, J'ai Lu, 1985 ; in-12, 254 pp., broché, couverture illustr. N°1878.
200811225Paris, J'ai Lu, 1985 ; in-12, 254 pp., broché, couverture illustr.
200811226Paris, J'ai Lu, 1986 ; in-12, 249 pp., broché, couverture illustr.
194062852New York: Ziff-Davis Publishing Co. 1940. 4to. 146 pp. Text illustrations throughout by Robert Fuqua Rod Ruth Julian S. Krupa Joe Sewell. Colour-illustrated softcovers yapp fore-edges front cover art of Robot by C.L. Hartman back cover by H.M. Duffin minor shelfwear slight creasing still NF copy. First edition of this relatively scarce installment of the famed pulp magazine after it had been purchased by Ziff-Davis in 1938 and installed Raymond Palmer as editor. This issue features Binder’s robot story of “Adam Link’s Vengeance†Williams’ “Rockets over Europe†and Vincent’s Undersea Prisoner. Ziff-Davis Publishing Co., paperback
193862864New York: Street & Smith Publications Inc. 1938. 4to. 160 pp. Text illustrations by Wesso Dold Binder & Schneeman. Colour-illustrated softcovers cover art by Wesso uniform light interior toning as usual slight shelfwear very small tear upper right corner back cover still a G bright copy. First edition of this installment in Astounding Stories featuring Elstar’s Gallun “Something from Jupiter†Binder’s “Eye of the Past†Willy Ley’s “Power Plants of Tomorrow†and more. Street & Smith Publications, Inc., paperback
201306573Paris, NRF Gallimard, 1959 ; in-12, 250 pp., br. Bon état - N° 513.
201412416Paris, Gallimard, 1956 ; in-12, cartonnage de l'éditeur. N°334.
201228752Paris, Gallimard, 1956 ; in-12, 183 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. N°334.
201228246Paris, Serie noire nrf gallimard, 1956 ; in-12, 184 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur.
200703459Paris, NRF Gallimard, 1955 ; in-12, 248 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. E.O. n°259.
