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1995105062Lge. Princeton: The William Blake Trust 1995. Lge. 4to 367 pages including 77 pages of color illustrations. Brown cloth in pictorial jacket. § The fourth volume in this series of Blake’s illuminated books edited overall by David Bindman. As new. The hard-bound edition has been long out of print. The William Blake Trust hardcover books
1995107847Folio. Princeton: The William Blake Trust 1995. Folio 231 pp. including 57 pp. of illustrations. Brown cloth in pictorial dust-jacket. The sixth volume in this series of Blake’s illuminated books. As new. § The sixth volume in this series of Blake’s illuminated books edited overall by David Bindman. As new. The hard-bound edition has been long out of print. The William Blake Trust hardcover books
1955123270New York: Beechhurst Press 1955 Small 4to 116 text errata 100 facsimile pp. Original full orange hardgrain morocco stamped in gilt joints slightly scuffed very good. § 2500 copies printed. Facsimile of the Rinder copy a black-and-white version published to accompany the Stirling colored copy. This appears to be a de luxe copy of the NY edition in orange morocco rather than the standard orange cloth.Bentley Blake Books 79B. Beechhurst Press hardcover books
19731106794to. London: Trianon Press 1973. 4to 6 color facsimile leaves 5 pp.of commentary. Quarter black morocco slipcase. As new. § #283 of 808 copies. Bentley BB A15. “Blake suppressed the “Book of Ahania†and recast her tale in “The Four Zoasâ€. She is Urizen’s ‘Shadowy Feminine Semblance’ â€. Damon Blake Dictionary. Trianon Press unknown books
1917Embry 95284Blake Society ca. 1917. Limited edition of 30 copies. Text block fine and bright. Small stains to endpapers and pastedowns. Boards near fine with light rubbing and with wear to edges and corners. B&W illustrations. White cloth spine over olive boards with paper label. Blake Society, ca. 1917. Limited edition of 30 copies. hardcover books
1945WRCLIT81375London: Faber and Faber 1945. 24pp. Large quarto. Sewn decorated wrapper. Small nick toward top of front wrapper fore-edge small chip at crown of spine light corner bumps but a very good copy in chipped and split remnants of the impossibly fragile dust jacket. First edition. A selection of ten tipped-in color plates attended by Keynes' introduction and comments about each plate. The copy bears Keynes's presentation inscription on the title-page: "Graham Robertson from Geoffrey Keynes" and exhibits a correction in ink by Keynes in the text on p.24. There is another correction in pencil on p. 4 in another hand. A good association copy joining one of the great Blake collectors with one of Blake's primary scholar/editors. Robertson turns up among Keynes's friends for mention in THE GATES OF MEMORY 1981 pp102-3 and the Robertson estate as executed by Kerrison Preston gave the Blake Trust a substantial endowment to aid in its launch. With the signature of the recipient's executor "K. Preston" on the front panel of the dust jacket. Faber and Faber unknown books
1958125434Glendale CA: Allied Artists 1958. Original pressbook for the 1958 film noir. <br/><br/>A prison riot goes wrong when a racketeer's Gene Evans attempts to manipulate his cellmate Robert Blake go unheeded. One of Blake's numerous outsider roles; he played fugitives murders and gangsters as well as figures within the system such as his stint as Tony Baretta an undercover police detective. He would eventually be found liable for the wrongful death of his wife Bonnie Lee Bakley in 2005. <br/><br/>One sheet folded twice as issued 11 x 17 inches. Very Good plus with a faint horizontal fold crease at the center of the wrapper and pages several short closed tears and a few tiny chips. <br/><br/>Lyons US. Martin 327. Spicer US. Allied Artists unknown books
187922609London: Chapman and Hall 1879. First Edition. 8vo pp. 264. 32. Bound in publisher's cloth spine tender a very good copy. A discussion of the history and ceremonies of masonry. Chapman and Hall unknown books
19821329938New York: Alfred A. Knopf 1982. First U.S. Edition. Hardcover. Quarto 88 pages; VG/VG; spine is pink with white lettering; dust jacket is in a mylar covering has price uncut "$7.95" has minimal shelf wear with moderate discoloration on the spine minor rubbing on the front cover and minimal creasing along the sides of the spine; binding has minimal shelf wear pages clear; shelved Case 2. 1329938. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Alfred A. Knopf hardcover books
195409298New York: Harper & Brothers 1954. First Edition. Near Fine/About Fine. octavo 244 pages; first edition stated; pictorial dust jacket with price of $2.75 on front flap. Owner name and date on FFEP. <br/><br/> Harper & Brothers unknown books
1926267563Oxford: Clarendon 1926. First. hardcover. near fine. 2 Volumes. Edited with General Introduction & Glossarial Index of Symbols by D. J. Sloss and J.P.R. Wallis. 10 facsimile illustrations including folding frontispiece. Thick 8vo blue cloth. Oxford: The Clarendon Press 1926. First edition. A near fine set with mostly un-opened pages.<br/><br/> Clarendon unknown books
1991107850Folio. Tate Gallery Publications London: The William Blake Trust 1991. Folio 302 pp. including 105 pages of color plates. Brown cloth in pictorial dust-jacket with protective plastic. As new. § The first volume in this series of Blake’s illuminated books. The hard-bound edition has been long out of print. The William Blake Trust hardcover books
19711106742 vols. London: Trianon Press 1971. 2 vols 4to and small 4to with 20 color plates and an 11 pp.description and bibliographical statement by Sir Geoffrey Keynes including a William Muir designed Plate 3 and an engraving from Hervey's "Meditations Among the Tombs" by Wall thought to have inspired Blake's "Application" design. Near fine in quarter brown morocco and marbled boards in slipcase. § Limited to 590 copies. “The text is a clear statement of Blake's beliefs regarding the nature of man. The full book only came to light in 1953 and this is the first reproduction of the text. Such maxims are included as "Man's desires are limited by his perceptions none can desire what he has not perciev'd sic" and "If any could desire what he is incapable of possessing despair must be his eternal lot" Schneideman. Bentley BB 202. Trianon Press hardcover books
1991108826Large 4to. London: Tate Gallery 1991. Large 4to 302pp.with 105pp of color plates. As new in original cloth and dust-jacket. § First trade edition reproducing the Stirling copy out of print. The longest of Blake's prophetic books which tells of the fall of Albion Blake's embodiment of man or the Western World. Six copies were printed between 1820 & 1827 and a further 4 copies were printed posthumously. Bentley Blake Books Supplement 88 149. Tate Gallery hardcover books
1993108832Large 4to 367pp with 77pp of coloured plates. London: Tate Gallery 1993. Large 4to 367pp with 77pp of coloured plates. As new in original cloth and dust-jacket. § First Edition now out of print. Tate Gallery hardcover books
1995108834Large 4to 231pp with 57pp of coloured plates. London: Tate Gallery 1995. Large 4to 231pp with 57pp of coloured plates. As new in original cloth and dust-jacket. § First Edition now out of print. Not found in Bentley. Tate Gallery hardcover books
196950122 vols. Oxford: At the Clarendon Press 1969. 2 vols. 8vo xvi 648 649; xxii 361 pp. Frontispieces one double-page and 10 plates. Original dark blue cloth dust-jackets fine. § Lithographic reprint of the 1924 edition. Bentley Blake Books 309 C: “The fresh transcriptions and bibliographical notes are of value as is the 'Index of Symbols'.†At the Clarendon Press hardcover books
19408042San Francisco: The Colt Press 1940 First edition. One of 500 copies. Small quarto. 4 115pp. Frontis portrait. Half linen over batik boards paper spine label. Bookplate on inner cover. Offsetting to front free endpaper as usual. Edges of cover slightly faded else a near fine copy. In 1938 Jane Grabhorn in partnership with W. M. Roth and Jane Swinerton set up The Colt Press. With the advent of the War the partnership was dissolved and from 1941 all Colt Press book while designed by Jane were printed by the Grabhorn Press. We believe this title to be the last published and printed by the "original" Colt Press. The frontispiece portrait of Omai is from the painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds. "The Polynesian Omai was a great success in London - he seemed to embody Jean Jacques Rousseau's concept of the 'noble savage' much in vogue at the time of Omai's arrival in England. For two years Omai was the darling of society" Hill. Hill Pacific Voyages new version: 301. The Colt Press hardcover books
1796177280London: W. Wilson 1796. Softcover. Poor- Sold as a reference copy only spine missing covers stained and significant wear foxing throughout. Missing plate 24. Tan cardboard wraps 2 preliminary leaves iii 52 pages l leaves 24 plates. Some of the plates were engraved by William Blake from designs by Cumberland. Page 49-52: "A numerical catalogue of above six hundred subjects from engraved stones almost all of which are from the finest antiques; selected with care for the use of artists from Mr. Tassies' cabinet consisting of above sixteen thousand impressions; all or any part of which are sold at his house in Leicester-Fields in sulpher casts mounted and numbered according to his descriptive catalogue at fourpence each."Art Instruction/Technique or Conservation. W. Wilson unknown books
1904156890London: John Long 1904. Octavo pp. i-vi vii-viii 9-319 320 original red cloth front and spine panels stamped in gold publisher's monogram stamped in blind on rear panel bottom edge untrimmed. First edition. Emilia Blake Gowing 1846-1905 "married an actor whose stage name was Walter Gordon in 1887 and worked as an actress and elocutionist; she also did recitations. She published verse and recitations from 1874 plays and fiction. She published three novels of a fantastic tendency in the period: AS CAESAR'S WIFE 1902 BY THAMES AND TIBER 1903 and A KING'S DESIRE 1904. The half-English half-Italian heroine of BY THAMES AND TIBER gets lost in the Roman catacombs and dreams for half the book of the sacrifice of a martyr ancestress in the days of Nero. A KING'S DESIRE is Saharan and Ruritanian: the monarch of a tiny German state loves an Englishwoman of mysterious parentage." - Kemp Mitchell and Trotter Edwardian Fiction p. 157. Most of Mrs. Gowing's books are quite scarce especially her novels. Some light stains to cloth on front cover top edge of text block dusty some foxing to text block early and late and to page edges endpapers tanned a very good copy. #156890 John Long unknown books
1984191083Collector Grade Publications 1984. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/Good. First Edition 1984. Dust jacket and book are clean with minor wear. Green cloth boards. Has a good binding no marks or notations. Foxing to the page edges. Dust jacket is wrapped. 273 pages. Collector Grade Publications hardcover books
198264307London:: Scolar Press. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1982. Hardcover. 0859675297 . A study in facsimile by Robert N. Essick and Morton D. Paley. First edition thus. Corners bumped else near fine in a near fine dust jacket. ; 243 pages . Scolar Press, hardcover books
19061080028vo. New York: Scribners 1906. 8vo xlvii 237 40 ads pp. With a frontispiece and 11 plates. Original blue cloth gilt ink stain and ink signature on front endpaper a very good copy. § First edition of this collection. Bentley Blake Books 88. Scribners hardcover books
19061011158vo. London: Methuen 1906. 8vo xlvii 237 pp. With a frontispiece and 11 plates. Half red morocco gilt top fine. § First edition of this collection this copy very pleasantly bound. Bentley Blake Books 88. Methuen unknown books
192592754to. Olney Bucks.: The Blake Society 1925. 4to 24 pages. Six plates additional illus. Original wrappers. Wrappers a bit soiled and worn. Very good. § One of 100 numbered copies. A scarce item from the eccentric Wright - not located in Bentley but probably there somewhere. The Blake Society unknown books
