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1916NF2475BOBBY JONES'S GOLF STORY in St. Nicholas Magazine for November 1916 first edition spine and rear cover missing else just about a vg copy in wraps. This 3 page essay by Grantland Rice about one who was about to achieve perhaps the greatest status that golf has known also boasts 4 photographs. Also contains THE WONDER BOX: NIP AND TUCK written and illustrated by Will Bradley et.al. St. Nicholas Magazine / Century Publishing Company paperback
1948313191New York: The Typophiles 1948. 1 page. Folio. VG. 1 page. Folio. Signed by Will Bradley Paul Bennett and David Silve<br /> <br /> with Silve's handwritten directions to the printer in pencil on a seperate sheet. Provernance; Estate of David Silve The Typophiles unknown
1902236926New York: R.H. Russell 1902. The Wayside Series. 158 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Gray blue boards stamped in white. Fine. The Wayside Series. 158 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. R.H. Russell unknown
1967596853Munich Germany: no publisher 1967. Hardcover. Near Fine. Magazine. Quarto. 70pp. Very good or better with small corner bump light rubbing and hint of edgewear. Literary magazine produced in Germany with contributions from Charles Bukowski "The Flower Love" and "I Met a Genius" Curt Johnson John D. McCall Douglas Blazek Emile Glen Tobi Dress George Blake Sam Bradley Charles Farber Michael Butler and others. [no publisher] hardcover
195042281London: Dean & son c.1950e. First Edition. Pictorial boards. Fair Condition. linen First part printed in oclour the rest in two tone. Size: small quarto. some tears to spine. Slight foxing front/rear pages but body of book mostly clean and unfoxed. binding slightly faded corners a little bumped some marks. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Children; 1950s; Inventory No: 42281. . Dean & son hardcover
1990132578Fort Washington Pennsylvania: Germantown Academy 1990. Hardcover. Fine. Yearbook. Quarto. Fine in glossy pictorial boards. The Freshman yearbook of Academy Award nominated actor Bradley Cooper. He appears in his student photo and again with the Boys Cross-Country team. Germantown Academy hardcover
1963342377Georgetown Kentucky: H.B. Chapin 1963. Softcover. Near Fine. Magazine. Cover by Julia Chapin. Quarto. 40pp. Blue paper wrappers. Sunning to the edges and tiny tear along spine near fine. A literary magazine with contributions from Pierre Emmanuel Louis Zukofsky Anselm Hollo Fielding Dawson Thomas Tickell F.M. Arouet Barbara Moraff Sam Bradley Burce Berlind Charles Philbrick Larry Goodell Judsons Cres Mary Ceroni Phil Weidman Andrew Hoyem and Robert White. H.B. Chapin unknown
1969576503New York: Gay Power 1969. Unbound. Very Good. Vol. 1 No. 4. Cover art by Dwight Henderson. Folio. 24pp. Horizontal fold several chips and large tears most notably along the horizontal folds last few pages fully torn across the horizontal fold and at the fold intersections thus about very good only. This the fourth issue of "New York's first homosexual newspaper" includes photography by Bob Hard "Astrology" by Walter Breen "All That's Gay Does Not Glitter or We Have A Lunatic Fringe Too" by Martin Dennison III "The Gay Films of Yesterday Part II" by Marion Z. Bradley a list of upcoming art exhibitions in New York City a cartoon by Alan Shenker and more. Gay Power unknown
1970541613London: National Poetry Centre 1970. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Small octavo. 28pp. Stapled wrappers. A couple tiny spots else fine. An anthology produced by the National Poetry Centre based on a fortnightly poetry group Poets on the Forum made up of new and established poets. Include are works by Neal Mason Vladimir Dirsh Tony Bates Walter Bradley Stewart Quentin Holmes Pearl Davies Andrew Nichols and Charles Foster Bentley. Each poet contributed at least one poet along with a brief biography. Rare. OCLC locates no copies. National Poetry Centre unknown
196098639NY:: G. P. Putnam's Sons. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1960. Hardcover. A biography of Milton Bradley. First edition. Very good in a very good minor shelf wear dust jacket. ; 284 pages . G. P. Putnam's Sons, hardcover
1938260500Boston: Privately Printed by Geo. H. Ellis Co 1938. First edition one of only 30 copies this copy numbered in ink "Seven. Illustrated with 28 photographs on 14 plates and 5 hand-colored plates after old prints and a photograph; with folding map tipped in on rear pastedown. 1 vols. 8vo. Original dark blue grained leatherette title gilt on upper cover. A fine fresh copy. First edition one of only 30 copies this copy numbered in ink "Seven". Illustrated with 28 photographs on 14 plates and 5 hand-colored plates after old prints and a photograph; with folding map tipped in on rear pastedown. 1 vols. 8vo. In his Foreword the author states: "These sketches were written for the members of the Moisie Salmon Club. The sole purpose was to give information to them of the waters and conditions of the Moisie River and its branches above the places customarily fished by them.". The Moisie is one of a network of navigable rivers running about 110 miles northward from the St. Lawrence in eastern Quebec; old and well worn portage paths testify to the antiquity of the route along which for hundreds of years Indians have hunted and fished. For salmon and sea trout it is one of the richest areas known. It is not surprising that the Moisie Salmon Club was founded to reap the benefits of this bounty; what is surprising is that so much care attention and expense has been lavished on a book limited to only 30 copies. The text consists primarily of the author's descriptions of areas north of the more usual fishing sites based on his explorations as a sportsman with guides. In addition to five colored plates which tend to establish the romantic mood of the region there are 28 superb reproductions of sepia photographs printed on special photographic-type paper to convey both the look and the actual feel of the originals. The book's 78 pages conclude with an Index and inside the back cover is mounted a folding map of the area described.<br /> <br /> The book is rare not in Wetzel or Heller not seen by Bruns and the only copy we know of to appear at auction - a worn copy - brought $1870 at the Netz sale in New York in 1986.<br /> <br /> This copy bears the ownership signature of E.H. Rawls on the front flyleaf: pages 12 to 19 comprise Edward H. Rawls' own account of his 1929 trip to the East Branch Chute and Cran Serré of the Moisie River where he was the first to take salmon on a light rod above the falls in defiance of "the old story retold until believed by everyone that salmon would rise ot the fly above the rapids". Palmer notes that Rawls' exploits prompted the club to build the Webster trail and develop the upper river.<br /> <br /> A choice association copy. Not in Wetzel or Heller; Bruns: "Not seen"; Bibliotheca Salmo Salar 151 Privately Printed by Geo. H. Ellis Co unknown
19496579Denver CO: Gorgon Press 1949. First Edition. Original wraps. Very Good. 7 X 8 1/2 Inches. 60 PP. Issue #10 of only 11 that were issued. Gorgon was a general interest fanzine edited by Stanley Mullen of Denver Colorado. Mullen was active in science fiction fandom in the 1940s. THE GORGON was his most substantial fanzine and ran between 1947 and 1949. This particular issue features the VERY EARLY POEM "The Sorceress" by Marion Zimmer Bradley. This poem is signed "Marion Zimmer Bradley / "Astra" no more" in the top margin. This fanzine issue predates any published novel by Bradley who would go on to become famous for her lesbian fiction as well as the incredible Darkover series. Two original staples a bit rusty at spine. Faint wear to edges. A very attractive copy of this fanzine the earliest publication signed by Bradley available in commerce. Gorgon Press unknown
1931012522NY: West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company 1931. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good . Fabulous 1931 Art- Deco period trade catalogs cum samplers printed by Westvaco to show off how effectively its paper for printing could be used for commercial and aesthetic purpose. This 1931 series includes all issues for the year numbers 61 - 70 bound in sleek Art Deco designed green cloth cover stamped in silver which is moderately worn at edges and smudged/ soiled here and there. Internals fine displaying color printing processes brilliantly. Issue 63 includes a 4-page illustrated article on American typographer and book designer Will Bradley. West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company hardcover
1978RSUESUE00drpLatomus 1978. Very Good. . Suetonius' Life of Nero: An Historical Commentary. Bradley K. R. Bruxelles: Latomus 1978. 301pp. Indexed. 8vo. Paperback. Book condition: Very good with gentle rubbing. Faint price in pencil on top front corner. Latomus paperback
1999B13NS1240Art Gallery of Ontario Toronto 1999. 1st Edition. SOFTCOVER. Octavo size 8vo in colour printed stiff card covers 108pp plates etc. Plus 3 volumes of 'God Magazine' being 'The Ten Commandments' 'The Silence of the Lambs' and 'The Beatitudes' each approx 24pp bound in colour printed stiff card covers. All 4 volumes held together by an as new printed paper wrap around band __CONDITION : All are AS NEW unread and unmarked copies. . __To see more of our Art Monographs etc type DbbARTIST in the Keywords search box __We always ship in PROTECTIVE CARD PARCELS Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto paperback
1915301542Oakland Board of Supervisors 1915. 1915. First edition. 8vo 5 3/4" x 8 3/4". Illustrated with 39 halftone photographs. 64 pages original stiff pictorial wrappers. Very good. No signatures or bookplates. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket. Oakland, Board of Supervisors, 1915. paperback
198228395<p>New York:: Knopf 1982. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine tight copy in a Fine unclipped dust jacket. In The Mists of Avalon the Bradley relates the Arthurian legends from the perspective of the female characters. The book follows the trajectory of Morgaine Morgan le Fay a priestess fighting to save her Celtic religion in a country where Christianity threatens to destroy the pagan way of life. The epic is focused on the lives of Morgaine Gwenhwyfar Guinevere Viviane Morgause Igraine and other women of the Arthurian legend. The Mists of Avalon is in stark contrast to most other retellings of the Arthurian tales which consistently cast Morgan le Fay as a distant one-dimensional evil sorceress with little or no explanation given for her antagonism to the Round Table. In this case Morgaine is presented as a woman with unique gifts and responsibilities at a time of enormous political and spiritual upheaval who is called upon to defend her indigenous heritage against impossible odds.</p> Knopf, hardcover
1948026194Will Bradley and Grant Dahlstrom 1948. Original Christmas Card . Folded Sheet. Fine. Design and Typography By Will Bradley and Grant Dahlstrom. Christmas Card Cover Printed In Black "The Dahlstroms Helen Anna Victoria & Grant Wish You A Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year 1948 - 1949" With Red Illustration Of A Christmas Train "Drawn By Will Bradley For The Dahlstroms Christmas 1948" Printed In Black Inside. With A Smaller Version Of The Train Printed In Black Torn From Another Publication Initialed "W B" In Pencil With An Ink Note Above " Do You Recognize This <br/> <br/> [Will Bradley and Grant Dahlstrom] unknown
19048971Jersey City NJ: American Type Founders Company 1904. Broadside. near Very Good binding. Broadside folded into 8 pp. 4" x 28." According fold. One fold has been mended another has been discreetly reinforced; cover is a trifle soiled. While this supplement broadside has lost its way from its issue based on content and syntax in the introductory remarks it is likely this accompanied the September 1904 issue Volume 1 Number 1 it remains a very nice piece of Bradley's American Chap-Books the full 12 volume run being quite desirable. American Type Founders Company unknown
1905026482Circa 1895-1950: Will Bradley 1905. Original Bookplate . Single Bookplate. Fine. Small Simple Bookplate Green Fern Brown Text "Fern Bradley Her Book". No Indication Of Date Or Of Printer/Designer But By Will Bradley. Not In Bambace. <br/> <br/> [Will Bradley] unknown
1902300698New York / Rochester: Circle Auditorium / Union and Aedvertsier Show Print 1902. Softcover. Near Fine. Stapled green illustrated wrappers. 151pp. Very near fine. Program for a concert in New York City the cover art is unsigned but is either by Will Bradley or someone who was slavishly influenced by him. Scarce. Circle Auditorium / (Union and Aedvertsier Show Print) unknown
1962202001Garden City: Doubleday 1962. First edition. Covers soiled near very good in worn price-clipped and partly stained dust jacket with a sizeable hole to the rear panel. 4to cloth. Although not much to look at superficially this is a nice association copy inscribed by Joan Didion on the front fly to the writer John Hawkes: "Providence 1963 October For Jack who may have seen some of these places and some that Columbus never saw from Joan Didion." In 1963 Didion was working in New York as a magazine writer and completing her first book Run River. It was also the year that The New York Review of Books began publication. Didion was a longtime contributor and one of her early essays there was a review of Hawkes's The Lime Twig. Doubleday unknown
193953220South Conventry CT & New York: The Tioga Yarn Company 1939. Folio. 86 2 pp. With over 60 photo plates all w/ facing knitting instructions. Colour-illustrated softcovers Tioga trademark cover art of women knitting in red & black minor dustsoiling edgewear minor creasing to lower right corner still VG- copy. First edition of this scarce yarn catalogue and instruction book including directions on specific yarn needs as well as necessary stitches for the sweaters and other projects featuring fashion designs by Perrin based on the Hollywood glamour of the 1930s. These fashions reflect the accentuated high waist designs intended for slim hips longer mid-calf or floor length hemline and wiode soldiers. However since most women were not blessed with slim hips and narrow waists shoulders were exaggerated ruffled sleeves and long flowing capes. Worldcat locates 2 copies Univ. of Illinois NYPL. The Tioga Yarn Company, paperback
192917943<p>Springfield MA: Milton Bradley Co. 1929 One of seven "Grandma's Games" originally produced in the late nineteenth century by McLoughlin Brothers. Milton Bradley purchased McLoughlin Bros in 1920 and continued to produce Grandma's Games due to the series' popularity. This particular game was relatively early first appearing in the 1860s. The order of the editions is unclear as both McLoughlin and Milton Bradley produced multiple editions some of which were undated. The first McLoughlin edition and perhaps other early editions did not have the "Directions and Answers" booklet. Housed together in the original chromolithograph illustrated box 6 x 4 x in. . 117 printed cards produced. With a 2 x 1 in. out of 119 cards produced. a 10 pp. staple-bound "Directions and Answers" booklet 3 x 4 in. Rectos of cards contain questions corresponding to answers in the booklet e.g. "50. If two yards of gingham cost thirty-six cents what will one yard cost" with the corresponding answer of "Eighteen cents" found in the booklet. Versos of cards are blank. Some wear to edges and corners of box including a rudimentary scotch-tape repair at head. "A means of conveying to children in the form of play a vast amount of desirable information" instructions. The game incorporates general math and practical examples alongside questions that test specialty knowledge and vocabulary—including germane to book collectors questions related to book formats folio quarto octavo etc.</p> Milton Bradley Co.,
19625327New York: Photo Researchers Inc 1962. Striking photographic portrait of Ursula Andress in her role as Bond girl Honey Ryder in the 1962 film Dr. No. Taken by American photographer Bradley Smith 1910-1997 on location in Jamaica where shooting took place near Ian Fleming's Goldeneye estate and in the small town of Oracabessa. Original borderless double-weight black & white photograph measuring 24.75cm x 34.5cm 9.75" x 12 5/8"; a few holograph notes photographer's rubber-stamp Photo Researchers sticker and a typed snipe taped on verso reading: "DR. NO" - On location in Jamaica. Portrait of Ursula Andress young Swiss-born actress starring in "Dr. No." Light wear to extremities a few faint creases to corners; Very Good. Photo Researchers, Inc unknown
