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1909105695Edinburgh:: William Blackwood & Sons. Good. 1909-1936. Hardcover. Complete in six volumes. Various impressions. Ex-library copies with typical markings thus only good in burgundy cloth. No dust jackets. . William Blackwood & Sons, hardcover
1922BIBRR1111134971922. Hardcover. USED. THIS RARE/ANTIQUE BOOK PUBLISHED IN THE YEAR 1922 BY Not mention HAVING 412 PGS AND SIZE 5.009.00 WRITTEN IN Sanskrit. THE BOOK IS IN READABLE CONDITION Originally in Hardcover with some issues like loose binding and some Pin Holes. THE IMAGE OF THIS BOOK IS GIVEN FOR YOUR REFERENCE. WE CAN REBIND THE SAME IN LEATHER BINDING FOR EXTRA $ 25. hardcover
193815254Washington D. C.: The Bruin Press 1938. 1st. Paperback. Tall 8vo. 48 pp. Stiff tan wrappers stab-stitched. A fine copy. Next day shipping. Celebrating our 17th year - all domestic orders ship with Delivery Confirmation Tracking Number - Images available upon request. The Bruin Press paperback
2000SONG158390008XBrand: Copley Publishing Group 2000-05-01. 2nd. paperback. Used: Good. 0.00x0.00x0.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: Copley Publishing Group paperback
1968WRCLIT75296New York: Octagon Books Inc. 1968. xii587pp. Gilt cloth. Photo-offset reprint of the 1928 edition. Slightly dusty at edges else about fine. Octagon Books, Inc. hardcover books
1928055140Portland Maine: The Southworth Press 1928. Pp. xii588 2 colophon blank frontispiece portrait with tissue guard title page vignette appendices index; med. 8vo; boards lightly rubbed lettering on spine quite dulled; uncut partly unopened; top edges of leaves and endpapers slightly damp stained bookplate on upper pastedown a few leaves carelessly opened a couple of inked annotations; The Southworth Press Portland Maine 1928. Edition limited to 600 copies. The Southworth Press unknown
1968097973New York: Burt Franklin 1968. Pp. xii588last blank frontispiece portrait appendices index; top fore-corner of upper board a trifle bruised; bookseller's sticker at foot of upper pastedown edges of leaves very slightly soiled; Burt Franklin New York 1968. Burt Franklin: Bibliography and Reference Series #177. Originally published in 1928. Burt Franklin unknown
1955257741Kew Richmond Surrey 1955. Each on a single folded "Aerogramme" sheet addressed by Cockerell on verso; one page each. 8vo. Very good. Each on a single folded "Aerogramme" sheet addressed by Cockerell on verso; one page each. 8vo. Cockerell to Paul Standard. Charming letters from the aging museum director collector and calligrapher to his American counterpart Paul Standard founding member of the Typophiles and champion of calligraphy.<br/><br/>In the first Cockerell expresses his delight on receiving the news that he "will have the great pleasure of seeing you and Mrs. Standard here in June - by the same post came one from RUTH DRAPER saying exactly the same thing . I shall be delighted to show you my Bembo ms and other fine specimens of Italian calligraphy."<br/><br/>In the second Cockerell touchingly apologizes for his tardiness in answering: "I am going through rather a tiresome phase of my malady Old Age which makes me lethargic and rather disinclined to answer letters . Stella dear I think of you lovingly and wish speedy completion to your new book with much applause to follow. Dear Paul I feel that we understand each other and have a mutual affecton which wll not wear thin ."<br/><br/>In the last letter Cockerell is glad to know that "'Italian Food' by Elizabeth David has been an acceptable addition to Stella's culinary library . Also I was glad to have news of STANLEY MORISON for whom I have great admiration . BR is another old and dear friend to whom I am glad to have had my recalled - He is maturing but I believe he's not eager to grow old - what a lot he has done for printing both in America and here .". unknown books
1955257741Kew Richmond Surrey 1955. Each on a single folded "Aerogramme" sheet addressed by Cockerell on verso; one page each. 8vo. Very good. Each on a single folded "Aerogramme" sheet addressed by Cockerell on verso; one page each. 8vo. Charming letters from the aging museum director collector and calligrapher to his American counterpart Paul Standard founding member of the Typophiles and champion of calligraphy.<br /> <br /> In the first Cockerell expresses his delight on receiving the news that he "will have the great pleasure of seeing you and Mrs. Standard here in June - by the same post came one from RUTH DRAPER saying exactly the same thing . I shall be delighted to show you my Bembo ms and other fine specimens of Italian calligraphy."<br /> <br /> In the second Cockerell touchingly apologizes for his tardiness in answering: "I am going through rather a tiresome phase of my malady Old Age which makes me lethargic and rather disinclined to answer letters . Stella dear I think of you lovingly and wish speedy completion to your new book with much applause to follow. Dear Paul I feel that we understand each other and have a mutual affecton which wll not wear thin ."<br /> <br /> In the last letter Cockerell is glad to know that "'Italian Food' by Elizabeth David has been an acceptable addition to Stella's culinary library . Also I was glad to have news of STANLEY MORISON for whom I have great admiration . BR is another old and dear friend to whom I am glad to have had my recalled - He is maturing but I believe he's not eager to grow old - what a lot he has done for printing both in America and here .". unknown
19031011B9London: The De La More Press 1903-1904. Paperback. Very Good. 6.5" by 4". None. A very scarce selection of significant poetry and literary criticism from the De La More Press encased in the exceptionally scarce slip case. Very scarce. In the publisher's original soft covers encased in the especially scarce publisher's original card slipcase. Collection comprised of: 1903 Ode on Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood by William Wordsworth; 1903 Lycidas by John Milton; 1903 Hebrew Melodies by Lord Byron; 1904 Thomas Carlyle on Shakespeare from The Hero As Poet; 1904 Goethe on Shakespeare Being Selections from Carlyle"s Translation of Wilhelm Meister; 1904 Emerson on Shakespeare from His Essays on Representative Men. A smart selection of significant English poetry and criticism including works by John Milton and Romantic poets Wordsworth and Byron and three discussions of Shakespeare by eminent writers Thomas Carlyle Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Ralph Waldo Emerson. In the publisher"s original soft covers encased in the scarce card slip case. Externally very smart with only minor shelf wear the odd mark and subtle spotting most noticeable to Ode on Immortality. Slip case in two parts torn to the front joint and spine head and tail otherwise reasonably smart with light marking more prominent to the rear. Internally firmly bound. One or two spots to the first and last few pages otherwise a very bright and clean collection. Very Good The De La More Press paperback
190287404William Ashmead Courtenay Columbia South Carolina 1902. Pamphlet. Used - Very Good. Keowee Courier Presses Walhalla S.C. 1902. 300 copies for William A. Courtenay Charleston Mayor. 11 pages. 8.75 x 7" printed wrapper. Confederate uniformed Edgefield Sabre Club parade at Columbia State Fair 'By light of day we thrilled to see once more - Rebel Grey!'; reprints Paul H. Hayne 'Broken Battalion'. N.E. Historic Genealogical Society plate at rear 2 blindstamps wrap corner chip trifle soiled VG. William Ashmead Courtenay, Columbia South Carolina unknown
1997mon0003977352Professional Rodeo Stock Contrac 1997-01-01. Hardcover. Good. 2.1260 18.7402 14.0157. Professional Rodeo Stock Contrac hardcover
1913RO80277259Mercure de France. 1913. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, 2ème plat abîmé, Dos abîmé, Papier jauni. 351+8 pages - 2 portraits en noir et blanc hors texte sous serpente dont un en frontispice - coiffe en tête abîmée - 2ème plat désolidarisé.. . . . Classification Dewey : 820-Littératures anglaise et anglo-saxonne
