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197754525Oslo: Ikaros Forlag 1977. Reprint. 8vo. viii 28 pp. Illustrated stiff wrappers. Very good. Reprint of the 1860 edition published by the author in Leipzig. It is the first attempt at a bibliography of photographic publications primarily German with the inclusion of some English French and American. <br /> <br /> A scarce publication even in the reprint. Roosens and Salu No. 838 listing only this reprint edition. Johnson William S. NINETEENTH-CENTURY PHOTOGRAPHY: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 1839 - 1979. No. ST1 page 722. Ikaros Forlag unknown
188023359Paris. Cercle de la Librairie Juin 1880 1880. Hardcover. 8vo 112p. mainly ads demonstrating the typographic arts on various colour stock each carefully and elaborately arranged and decorated including a Histoire de la Typographie Francaise par Les Livres beginning in 1486 bound in the original tan grey fine grain cloth elaborately blind black and colour stamped and decorated bevelled boards untrimmed some foxing bidding slight dust worn but a fine copy of a beautifully printed book agc. Exemples des produits de l'art typographique de France. Histoire de la typographie franaise pas les livres depuis l'origine jusqu'a la fin du 18e sicle. Partie moderne avec liste des exposants. Toile brune. Dos et plats dors et dcors de motifs floraux. Plusieurs types de papier. Cachet du librairie; ex-libris numro 2885. Reliure dfrachie. Paris. Cercle de la Librairie, Juin 1880 hardcover
66303London: The Shenval Press 1961. Literary Journal A bibliographic magazine. Contributors include John Carter and Nicholas Barker. Publisher's printed softcovers Spine slightly age-toned. Near fine. Contains a tribute to Ian Fleming Commentary pp.431-3 by his friend and colleague John Hayward. Ian Fleming ran The Book Collector journal from its inception in 1952 until his death in August 1964. This copy is from the comprehensive bibliographical archive assembled by Jon Gilbert with his pencilled ownership. His encyclopaedic guide to the works of Ian Fleming 2012 won the 16th Breslauer Prize for bibliography. London: The Shenval Press, [1961] unknown
64597Liverpool: Privately Printed by the author 1978. Bondiana FIRST and only EDITION SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR in black ink. Slim octavo. pp.72. Publisher's glossy pictorial covers depicting the Fleming family coat of arms. A fine copy. Copies signed by Campbell are scarce. Bibliographer Jon Gilbert's copy with his pencilled note and ownership signature to free endpaper. His encyclopaedic guide to the works of Ian Fleming 2012 won the 16th Breslauer Prize for bibliography. A checklist of an Ian Fleming collection 'preliminary to a bibliography'. A useful guide now superseded by Ian Fleming: The Bibliography Queen Anne Press 2012. Nevertheless this is an important publication which was the most comprehensive reference of its kind for years and certainly influenced future bibliographers James Pickard Otto Penzler and Jon Gilbert. Liverpool: Privately Printed by the author, 1978 unknown
73989ILAB-LILA 11-13 April 2014. Handbook Octavo 24 x 16cm pp.98 illustrated throughout with photographs. Text in French. A guide to the Paris Book Fair and associated events including the presentation of the 16th Breslauer Prize for Bibliography awarded to Jon Gilbert for Ian Fleming: The Bibliography. Signed by the subject to flyleaf: 'Best wishes Jon Gilbert'. A fine / as-new copy. ILAB-LILA, 11-13 April 2014 unknown
1971mon0000157726Harvard University Press 1/1/1971. 4 volumes LIKE NEW. Harvard University Press unknown
66302London: The Shenval Press 1961. Literary Journal A bibliographic magazine published under the stewardship of Ian Fleming and whose name appears on the title page. Contributors include John Harward and Percy Muir. Publisher's printed softcovers Spine slightly toned. Near fine. In late 1951 The Dropmore Press owned by Fleming's employer Lord Kemsley and in which Fleming had an interest was revamped as The Queen Anne Press. Ian Fleming was given editorial control with Percy Muir and and John Hayward as directors. Similarly Kemsley's Book Handbook was rebranded The Book Collector with the same three men serving as the editorial board and listed on the title page of the present number joined by John Carter CBE. Kemsley soon tired of the project and sold the journal to Fleming cheaply resulting in Ian becoming a publisher. From the comprehensive Ian Fleming Bibliographical Archive assembled by Jon Gilbert with his pencilled ownership. His encyclopaedic guide to the works of Ian Fleming 2012 won the 16th Breslauer Prize for bibliography. London: The Shenval Press, [1961] unknown
68389Cheltenham: The Collector Ltd. 2023. Literary Journal Vol. 72 No.4 Winter 2023. Octavo with illustrations some in colour. Bound in the publisher's lilac-coloured softcovers with text printed in white and black. As new. This number contains a comprehensive account of Printing & The Mind of Man a review of Nichalas Shakespeare's monumental biography of Ian Fleming and a bibliography of Fleming biographies SIGNED by author Jon Gilbert to contents page. Cheltenham: The Collector Ltd., 2023 unknown
68469London: The Queen Anne Press 1952. Literary Journal Three issues covering from first year of this magazine published under the stewardship of Ian Fleming and whose name appears on the title page. Vol.1 No.1 Spring 1952 No.3 Autumn 1952 No.4 Winter 1952 together with publisher's insert. Publisher's Yapp edges a little worn; very good. In late 1951 The Dropmore Press owned by Fleming's employer Lord Kemsley and in which Fleming had an interest was revamped as The Queen Anne Press. Ian Fleming was given editorial control with Percy Muir and and John Hayward as directors. Similarly Kemsley's Book Handbook was rebranded The Book Collector with the same three men serving as the editorial board and listed on the title page of the present number. Kemsley soon tired of the project and sold the journal to Fleming cheaply resulting in Ian becoming a publisher. London: The Queen Anne Press, 1952 unknown
70906London: The Collector Limited 2017. Literary Journal Vol. 66 No.1 Spring 2017. Octavo pp.288. A bumper number profusely illustrated in gold wrappers SIGNED by contributor Jon Gilbert p.183. A fine unread copy. To celebrate its 65th anniversary The Book Collector magazine devoted its Spring 2017 issue to Ian Fleming who had launched the publication in 1952. Essays were provided by editors old and new family and colleagues of the author as well as Fleming scholars historians bibliophiles and regular Book Collector contributors. This is the FIRST PRINTING; such was the popularity of this issue it has since been reprinted. Gilbert-Schøyen 270. London: The Collector Limited, 2017 unknown
73322Cirencester: The Collector Ltd. 2020. Literary Journal Vol. 69 No.3 Autumn 2020. Octavo with illustrations some in colour. Bound in the publisher's red-coloured softcovers with text printed in white and black. As new. This number contains a SIGNED review of biographer John Pearson's book 'Ian Fleming The Notes' by the James Bond historian and archivist Jon Gilbert p.556. Cirencester: The Collector Ltd., 2020 unknown
59398Cirencester: The Collector Ltd. 2021. Literary Journal Vol. 70 No.1 Spring 2021. Octavo with illustrations some in colour. Bound in the publisher's purple-coloured softcovers with text printed in white and black. Trivial handling; fine. This number contains James Pickard's review of 'Ian Fleming and James Bond' by Jon Gilbert SIGNED by the subject p.174. Cirencester: The Collector Ltd., 2021 unknown
72757Indiana; Lilly Library Publication Number XII 1970. A Catalogue of the Ian Fleming Collection as purchased by the Lilly Library at the University of Indiana. FIRST and only EDITION. Slim octavo pp.50 stapled. With illustrations. Publisher's printed covers with the Fleming coat-of-arms to front. A clean fine copy. An uncommon publication which rarely appears on the market. From the collection of Bond historian James Pickard with his pencilled initials to half title. This is a comprehensive guide to the important collection of scientific and cultural books that 'made things happen' as assembled by Ian Fleming and Percy Muir in the 1930s. The collection was deemed so valuable that it was removed for safekeeping to the secure Bodleian Library during the war and books from the collection were displayed at several exhibitions in the 1950s and 1960s. Following the author's death the whole collection including most of the manuscripts and inscribed copies of his published books was secured by the Lilly Llibrary. This invaluable guide to the collection was written shortly afterwards. Gilbert Jon; Ian Fleming The Bibliography p.616. Indiana; Lilly Library Publication Number XII, [1970] unknown
73455Indiana: Lilly Library Publication Number XII 1970. A Catalogue of the Ian Fleming Collection as purchased by the Lilly Library at the University of Indiana. FIRST and only EDITION. Slim octavo pp.50 stapled. With illustrations. Publisher's printed covers with the Fleming coat-of-arms to front. A crisp fine copy with tucked-in compliments slip of antiquarian booksellers Bertram Rota and a clipped newspaper review by bibliophile David A. Randall TLS 1971. An uncommon publication which rarely appears on the market. From the collection of Ian Fleming bibliographer Jon Gilbert with his pencilled ownership to half title. This is a comprehensive guide to the important collection of scientific and cultural books that 'made things happen' as assembled by Ian Fleming and Percy Muir in the 1930s. The collection was deemed so valuable that it was removed for safekeeping to the secure Bodleian Library during the war and books from the collection were displayed at several exhibitions in the 1950s and 1960s. Following the author's death the whole collection including most of the manuscripts and inscribed copies of his published books was secured by the Lilly Library. This invaluable guide to the collection was written shortly afterwards. Gilbert Jon; Ian Fleming The Bibliography p.616. Indiana: Lilly Library Publication Number XII, [1970] unknown
64601New York: Reynal / Morrow 1967. Publishing FIRST EDITION. Octavo 22 x 15cm pp.360. With a frontispiece portrait. Linen-backed brown cloth patterned endpapers typographic dust-wrapper priced at $6.95. Contents clean top edge dusty/spotted jacket rubbed worn to spine ends. Very good. Autobiography of Victor Weybright the American author and publisher who headed the publishing company New American Library which published Ian Fleming's James Bond books in both hardcover and paperback. With many references to Fleming within. Bibliographer Jon Gilbert's copy with his pencilled notes and ownership signature to half title. His encyclopaedic guide to the works of Ian Fleming 2012 won the 16th Breslauer Prize for bibliography. Gilbert p.602. New York: Reynal / Morrow, 1967 unknown
3353Boston: New York Graphic Society 1974. Large 4to pp. 526. Original three-quarter tan cloth boards lettered in gilt to front panel and gilt-on-black to spine. Houndstooth slipcase. Some fading to spine otherwise a fine copy in the slipcase. First edition. An extremely well-preserved copy of this bibliography of all things Sherlockian up to 1974. Boston: New York Graphic Society, 1974 hardcover
195014326Milan: Görlich 1950. First edition. Cloth over Boards. Very good condition but mild ex-library. quarto. 576 pp. indexed. comprehensive. text in English French German and Latin. Görlich hardcover
1973167443Northridge CA: California State University Northridge 1973. Presumed only edition. A bibliography compiled in 1973 to serve the then-growing need for the California State University Library to better serve its growing Chicano Studies Department and the general campus community. Scarce.<br /> <br /> Bibliography broken down by category literature history theater arts etc. with a table of contents and a name index. Approximately 140 non-numbered pages rectos and versos. With a name index at the rear.<br /> <br /> Noted as a gift of co-compiler Narin Nupoll to the library and library due date card and pocket affixed to the front pastedown library stamps to the page edges etc. Book properly de-accessioned from the Santa Monica College library circa 1981.<br /> <br /> Very Good well-used but with pages supple; printed card wrappers and a black comb binding. California State University, Northridge unknown
64408Shanghai: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1996. 43 volumes in 7 groups each with a cloth chitsu case about 70-90 leaves per volume; text in Chinese; printed paper wrappers stab stitched; a few of the upper volumes with light creases at the corner of wrapper else fine. This bibliography of ancient and rare books in China was designed as a "comprehensive survey and general review of the rare and ancient books collected in libraries across the country." Regional committees made surveys of all rare books in their purview except for rare books in minority languages which were intended to be left for a later project. The resulting bibliography is composed of some 60000 titles and 300000 volumes of rare books published before 1796. It was published over an 11-year timeframe with each publication representing one of five classical categories: 經部 Confucian Classics å²éƒ¨ Historiography å部 Masters and Philosophers. 集部 Belles-Lettres and å¢éƒ¨ Collections. Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House unknown
1962887411962. CHINESE BIBLIOGRAPHY YAMAMOTO SHOTEN publisher. MINDAI SASHIZUHON ZUROKU Naikaku Bunko Shozo Tanpen Shosetsu no Bu. Tokyo Showa 37 1962. 26.5 x 19.3 cm. String-bound Japanese-style fukuro-toji printed paper title label. A useful guide using facsimile reproductions of pages from Ming Dynasty illustrated short story collections in the Japanese government collections. In very fine condition in the original clasped chitsu case. unknown
19705000601Sydney: Library of New South Wales 1970. Octavo; a fine copy in original cloth with dustjacket. <p><p>The second and by far best edition much revised and greatly expanded: the standard bibliography of Captain Cook.</p> </p> . Library of New South Wales unknown
19525000610London: Francis Edwards 1952. Endpapers slightly spotted otherwise fine. Octavo; original brown cloth. <p><p>One of 500 copies published of this early and influential Cook bibliography by the doyen of Cook collecting Sir Maurice Holmes. One of two standard bibliographical references for the voyages of Captain Cook it is discursive and more attuned to the collector than Beddie's bibliography which by comparison is encyclopaedic. This is the second and best version revised and greatly expanded from Holmes' original 1936 essay which notes Holmes 'contained one shocking howler. and half a dozen more venial errors'.</p> <p>It was put together by a significant collector: Holmes's Cook collection is today in the UCLA library. Like Holmes's earlier and less authoritative "Introduction to the Bibliography of Captain Cook" of 1936 it was published by the English bookseller Francis Edwards at that time well known for its specialisation in books of voyages and travels.</p> </p> . Francis Edwards unknown
69370London: Published for the National Book League by the Cambridge University Press no date 1951. Exhibition Catalogue FIRST AND ONLY EDITION. Octavo 22 x 14cm pp.224. Publisher's plain soft covers titled to upper. A little toned with light spotting to covers some light handling. Very good. A complete list of all the books in the Festival of Britain Exhibition of Books including two items loaned by future 'James Bond' novelist Ian Fleming. Other private lenders included Viscount Kemsley Sunday Times J.B. Priestley Ralph Richardson Siegfried Sassoon Walter de la Mare E.M. Forster Bernard Darwin and Dame Sybil Thorndike. This catalogue is from the Ian Fleming Bibliographical Archive assembled by Jon Gilbert with his pencilled ownership to endpaper. His comprehensive guide to the works of Ian Fleming 2012 won the 16th Breslauer Prize for bibliography. London: Published for the National Book League by the Cambridge University Press, no date [1951] unknown
74586Kent UK: Privately Printed 2024 2025 2026. Bibliography Octavos 21 x 15cm. Three titles. Pamphlets staple bound in typographic card covers. As new. Each limited to 75 numbered copies. The first three instalments in the author's 'monograph series' featuring published essays on Ian Fleming and James Bond. Also available separately. Kent, UK: Privately Printed, 2024, 2025, 2026 unknown
72420London: TLS 1938-1941. Bibliography FIRST EDITION. Quarto 27 x 22cm not paginated. Cloth bound scrapbook with inserted news clippings. Manuscript index at front. Some loose extra clippings. Newsprint paper toned as expected corner knocked/chipped else near fine. Rare. A lovingly collected series of articles about private libraries/book collections. Includes those of bibliophiles Michael Sadleir Sir Hugh Walpole Lord Rothchild Gerald Coke Holbrook Jackson Capt. Abbey Andre Simon Duke of Devonshire and Ian Fleming whose library was profiled no.25 in the series on April 27th 1940. Bibliographer Jon Gilbert's copy pencil ownership within. Gilbert Jon; Ian Fleming The Bibliography p.658. London: TLS, 1938-1941 unknown
