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1803637M31London: Printed for R. Phillips 1803-1806. Leather. Very Good. 8.5" by 6". Various. Two very scarce copies of volume IX and XV of the fascinating 'Medical and Physical Journal'; reportedly used at a British Military Hospital in the village of So Pedro de Rio Seco during the Peninsular War of 1807 to 1814. 'The Medical and Physical Journal' was first published in 1799 and contained accounts of current events in medicine brief book reviews and numerous essays on surgery pharmacy chemistry and natural history. This two volume set contains Vol IX January to June 1803 and Vol XV January to June 1806; exploring such fascinating topics as yellow fever leprosy influenza Vol IX and inoculation hydrophobia and medical reform vol XV to name a few. Volume IX collated complete with four pages of plates one of which is coloured and folding. The plate of 'Dr. Clarke's newly-invented Surgical Instruments' has been rebound facing page 9. Volume XV is also collated complete with four pages of plates one of which is coloured. This work has been rebound by Colin Yorke of Weston-Super-Mare in 2016 in an attractive half polished calf binding with marbled paper boards. Volume XV features a tipped-in slip to the front free-endpaper by Yorke recalling his purchase of this work 'in a market stall in Almeida Portugal in 1999' and the original discovery of the volumes at a house clearance in the nearby village of So Pedro de Rio Seco on the Portuguese-Spanish Border. This slip goes on to detail Yorke's belief that the works were originally used at a British Military Hospital in the village during the Peninsular War and his theory that the work was accidentally left behind by a British medical officer when the hospital was abandoned in November 1812. This incredibly interesting theory is also reproduced on a loosely inserted booklet by York with accompanying photo-copied material that support his findings. Rebound in a half polished calf binding with marbled paper boards. Externally lovely with only very minor handling marks to spines. Tipped-in slip to front free-endpaper volume XV. Internally firmly bound. Pages age toned with the odd spot and handling mark to the occasional page. Small closed tear to fore edge of folding plate facing page 489 volume IX. Tape repair to lower fore edge of page 3/4 of index and pages 197/8 199/200 to front of volume XV. Loss to fore edge of plate facing page 201 volume XV. Professional repair to slight loss of plate facing page 455 volume XV. Very Good Printed for R. Phillips hardcover
189723522New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company 1897. First edition. Hardcover. Fine. 8vo. xx3411pp. Bound in purple T-grain cloth ands locked intricately with gilt on the spine and upper board in a design by Will Bradley. Top edge gilt. A few marginal pencil notes else a fine copy. <br /> <p><br /> Bambace Will H. Bradley A20. <br /> <p>. Frederick A. Stokes Company hardcover
1891189895London: Bernard Quaritch 1891. Hardcover. As-Is Good canditate for rebinding missing spine and rear cover; pages age toned but otherwise clear. Front cover is red paper and red leather over boards; XXVIII 400 pp many uncut 18 bw plates. Printed in edition of 300 copies. Errata slip bound-in. Bernard Quaritch hardcover
189724692New York: R.H. Russell 1897. Boards. Orig. thick illustrated brown boards with paper spine label. Near fine. 61 pages. 19.5 x 10.5 cm. Bradley arranged and printed the work originally at the Wayside Department of the University Press Cambridge. Title page in red and black and accompanied by a full page illustration of a couple in period style dress. Interior very fresh and clean as published. R.H. Russell unknown
1900131133158New York and Chicago: The Inland Printer 1900. Paperback. Very Good. Rare issue of "the leading trade journal of the world in the printing and allied industries." Vol. XXVI No. 1. Oversize magazine in wrappers. 212 pp. A little wear and soiling to front wrap. At least one tiny ad cut out of text otherwise in nice shape. Contains some examples of color printing great turn of the century ads. The Inland Printer paperback
185203795Indianapolis: E. Chamberlain 1852 Book. Good. Three-Quarter Leather. fifth edition name written in in pencil much wear spine chipped down 1/2" and up 3/4" and coming loose. E. Chamberlain hardcover
189782323New York and London:: John Lane The Bodley Head 1897. First edition. publisher's olive green wrappers printed in red and da`rk green with portrait of Sir Thomas Bodley on the front wrapper. . Attractive bookplate on front free endpaper. Very nearly fine. . 12mo. Gallatin & Oliver 3 in the presumed first state of the wrappers. Printed for John Lane by Will Bradley at the Wayside Press bearing the date December 1896 in the colophon. Bodley Booklets No. 1. John Lane, The Bodley Head, unknown
1888172266New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons 1888. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in boards. Faint rubbing along panel corners and spine crown/heel. G. P. Putnam's Sons hardcover
18849345Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones Book and Job Printer 1884. Soft Cover. Good binding. Octavo. 39 1 pp. First edition. Lacking wrappers. Outer leaves are somewhat soiled and worn; last several leaves with closed tear to the fore-edge margin not touching text; generally a good copy. This first edition was followed by another edition of this address delivered at the fourth annual reunion of the Association of the Maryland line. Johnson was a secessionist from a notable Frederick Maryland family. Despite Maryland remaining in the Union Johnson was a significant in promoting the Confederate cause. He was instrumental in raising the First Maryland Infantry CSA at the outset of the war. Uncommon in commerce. Dornbusch II 535; Haynes 9523. Wm. Ellis Jones, Book and Job Printer unknown
188610927Baltimore: Andrew J. Conlon 1886. Quarter Leather. Very Good binding. Octavo. 41 1 pp. Second edition. In quarter morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe; original wrappers are bound in. Binding is quite nice without appreciable wear; minor soiling to the wrappers; old dampstain to the top margin mostly visible on the rear wrapper and less so on the front wrapper and title page; otherwise only minor evidence of it on the very top of the margin. <br /> <br /> The first edition of this address was delivered in Richmond in 1884 before the Virginia Division of the Association of the Army of Northern Virginia. Neither are common. Despite Maryland remaining in the Union Johnson was a significant in promoting the Confederate cause. He was instrumental in raising the First Maryland Infantry C.S.A. at the outset of the war. This copy is from the library of notable Civil War and Americana collector Charles Sanders Jr with his bookplate on the rear pastedown. Dornbusch II 536; Haynes 9522. Andrew J. Conlon unknown
1900TB31551New York: E. P. Dutton n.d. 1900. First Edition. Very good in its original purple cloth covered boards with gilt text on the spine and on the front board with a mild spine lean. The end sheets appear to be much newer indicating a replacement to repair weakened or cracked hinges. An octavo of 8 5/8 by 5 3/4 inches with the cloth at the head and heel of the spine worn and just beginning to fray and the cloth over the tips of the boards is rubbed the title page preliminaries and first few pages of the book show foxing which is also true of the last few pages the index and faint foxing throughout the book. There is a one inch stain to the fore edge of the text block and a narrow stain to the upper margins of pages 185 to 194. 400 pages of text including an index. Illustrated with a fold-out map of Canada and the English Colonies in 1750 as the frontispiece and with five other maps one of which folds out. A difficult title to locate in first edition. E. P. Dutton hardcover
1895260460Chicago 1895. Original pencil watercolor-and-gouache poster design on card signed "Will H. Bradley" at lower left. 8 x 5-1/2 in. Tipped to board gilt matted and framed entire piece measures 13 x 16 in. Original pencil watercolor-and-gouache poster design on card signed "Will H. Bradley" at lower left. 8 x 5-1/2 in. A stunning original poster design by William H. Bradley 1868-1962 the foremost American Art Nouveau designer of his time known for his advertising posters and book and magazine illustrations. "The Echo" a "humorous and artistic fortnightly" was advertised as "Chicago's new paper - in which will appear a series of colored frontispieces by Will H. Bradley." It began publication on May 1 1895 and ceased with vol. 4 no. 3 July 1897. "Bradley was well acquainted with the stylistic innovations of his European counterparts. Like many French artists he borrowed stylistic elements from Japanese prints working in flat broad color planes and cropped forms. He appropriated the whiplash curves of the Art Nouveau movement so dominant in Europe at the turn of the century and was influenced by the work of the English illustrator Aubrey Beardsley" willbradley.com. Literature: Bambage p. 158 unknown
189190933Leeds: Yorkshire Post. 1891. Hardcover. Very Good. 1891 first edition 50pp 2pp adverts illustrated folding map original hard card covers with black cloth spine cover oweners name on front cover some notes on endpaper ; Octavo . Yorkshire Post hardcover
1894MSB6073Mexico MO: Self-Published. Fair with no dust jacket. 1894. First Edition. Hardcover. First edition. Hard cover published in 1894. No dust jacket. Grey covers with gilt lettering on front and spine. Covers are scuffed with some stains and have some edge wear. Corners are bumped and worn with some wrinkling. Bottom end of spine is worn and frayed some. Front endpaper has gift inscription at top and second page has gift inscription covering whole page. Binding is split after title page and spine is loose from binding. Title page is loose from binding at top. Binding is also split before last page. Pages have some tanning.; Classic Reprint; 7.75" x 5.5" x .75"; 275 pages . Self-Published hardcover
189415295Mexico Mo.: James Bradley. Very Good. 1894. First Edition. Hardcover. Being an account of the Battles Marches and Hardships of the First & Second Brigades Mo. C. S. A. Together with the thrilling adventures and narrow escapes of Captain Grimes and his fair accomplice who carried the mail by "the underground route" from the Brigade to Missouri. Light blue cloth has gilt titles on spine & front cover. Portrait frontispiece. B/W photograph illustrations. Floral endpaper has tanned edges. Front top corners lightly bumped. Second part: The Confederate Home its Origin and Objects by Elizabeth Ustick McKinney. Civil War Mail Carrier; Engravings & B/W Photographs; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 275 pages . James Bradley hardcover
1853878P39DLondon: Nathaniel Cooke; H. Ingram & Co; Geo. Routledge & Co; Ward and Lock; James Blackwood; Charles H. Clarke; Richard Bentley; Saunders Otley & Co; Simpkin Marshall & Co 1853-86. First edition. Leather. Fine. 7.5" by 5"; 6" by 5". Cuthbert Bede; Edward Bradley; W. M'Connell; Alfred Crowquill. A beautiful fine set of the collected first editions works of Cuthbert Bede pen name of Edward Bradley a set of his scarce novels uniformly bound by Bickers. A very smart first edition set of of the works of 'Cuthbert Bede' the pseudonym of Edward Bradley.In a full tan calf binding by Bickers.Edward Bradley was a prolific but now largely forgotten novelist who wrote under the pen name 'Cuthbert Bede' a name taken from his time at Durham University. He is best known for his character 'Verdant Green'.This set includes;'Adventures of Mr. Verdant Green' published in 1853. With in-text illustrations by the author throughout. Six pages of adverts to the rear. 'Further Adventures of Mr. Verdant Green' published in 1854. Original wraps are bound in. Illustrated with a frontispiece and in-text illustrations throughout by the author. Four pages of adverts to the rear.'The Diverting Pathetic and Humorous Adventures of Mr. Sydenham Greenfinch Gentleman and of His Friends in London' published in 1854. A very scarce work. Original wraps are bound in. Illustrated with a frontispiece and in-text illustrations throughout by W. M'Connell. Eight pages of adverts to the rear.'Love's Provocations' published in 1855. A very scarce work. Original wraps are bound in with adverts to the reverse of each wrap and to the recto of the front endpaper and verso of the rear endpaper. Illustrated with a frontispiece three plates and in-text engravings by the author. 'Motley' published in 1855. A scarce work. Half-title is present. Illustrated with a frontispiece engraved title and in-text engravings by the author. 'Book of Beauty' published in 1856. A very scarce work. Illustrated with a frontispiece engraved title and in-text engravings throughout. 'Tales of College Life' published in 1856 also bound with 'Medley' and 'Motley'. 'Medley' illustrated with an engraved title and in-text engravings bound without the title page. 'Motley' with half-title illustrated with a frontispiece engraved title and in-text engravings throughout. 'Medley' undated dated 1856 from Jisc from a copy held at the British Library. A very scarce work. Original wraps are bound in. Bound without engraved title. Illustrated with in-text engravings throughout. Four pages of adverts to the rear. 'Nearer and Dearer' published in 1857. An uncommon work. Half title present. Illustrated with a frontispiece nine plates and in-text engravings. 'Mr. Verdant Green Married and Done For' published in 1857. An uncommon work. Original wraps bound in. Illustrated with in-text engravings throughout. Twelve pages of adverts to the rear.'Fairy Fables' undated dated 1858 from Jisc from a copy held at the British Library. A very scarce work. Publisher's original cloth bound in to the rear. Illustrated with in-text engravings by Alfred Crowquill. 'Happy Hours; at Wynford Grange' published in 1859. A very scarce work. Publisher's original cloth bound in to the rear. Illustrated with a hand-coloured frontispiece three hand-coloured plates and in-text engravings throughout'Our New Rector' published in 1861. A very scarce work. Half-title is present. Publisher's original cloth bound in to the rear.'The Curate of Cranston; With Other Prose and Verse' published in 1862. A very scarce work. Half-title is present. 'A Tour in Tartan-Land' published in 1863. A very scarce work. Publisher's original cloth bound in to the rear.'The White Wife; With Other Stories Supernatural Romantic and Legendary' published in 1865. A scarce work. Publisher's original cloth bound in to the rear. Half-title is present. Illustrated with a frontispiece and in-text engravings throughout by the author. 'The Rook's Garden' published in 1865. A very scarce work. Half-title is present. Publisher's original cloth bound in to the rear. 'Mattins & Muttons' Volumes I and II published in 1856. A very scarce work. Publisher's original cloth bound in to the rear of each volume. 'Little Mr. Bouncer and His Friend Verdant Green' undated dated 1873 from Jisc from a copy held at the British Library. Half-title is present. With in-text engravings throughout by the author.'Figaro at Hastings St. Leonards' undated dated 1877 from Jisc from a copy held at the British Library. A very scarce work. Original wraps are bound in with adverts to the reverse of the wraps to the verso of the rear endpaper and to the recto and verso of both the front endpaper and front free. With in-text engravings throughout by the author. 'Fotheringhay and Mary Queen of Scots' published in 1886. A scarce work.Illustrated with a frontispiece being an original contemporary portrait of Mary now first published. Further illustrated with nine plates most by the author. Publisher's original cloth bound in to the rear.Bookplate of W. A. Foyle of Beeleigh Abbey to the front paste downs. In a full calf binding by Bickers. Externally smart with only a few small marks and patches of rubbing. Bookplate to the front paste downs. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean with only the occasional scattered spot. Prior owner has coloured the hair of the figure to the vignette to the final page of text of 'Mr Verdant Green is Married and Done For'. Some spots to the last pages of some volumes due to the original cloth being bound in. Fine Nathaniel Cooke; H. Ingram & Co; Geo. Routledge & Co; Ward and Lock; James Blackwood; Charles H. Clarke; Richard Bentley; Saunde hardcover
189740997New York Published for Will Bradley by R. H. Russell 1897 hardcover. Colophon: Printed by Will Bradley at the Wayside Press Springfield Mass. U.S.A. in December MDCCCXCVII. -- Hardcover deckled edges 99 pages 6x8.5 inches. Good-only used condition half-inch of spine paper loose spine and gutter discolored; corner bumped; personal bookplate of Lotz printers Cincinnati with their printer's device. Published for Will Bradley by R. H. Russell hardcover
1896053137West Springfield / New York: Wayside Press / John Lane The Bodley Head 1896. Original Publisher's Card Ad . Single Sheet. Fine. 6 1/4" x 4 1/2. Printed On One Side Of Strathmore Deckle-Edge Laid Paper Watermarked. Contains Excerpts From Three Reviews Along With The Book And Publisher Information. Not In Bambace And Does Not Have Any Specific Indication That Bradley Printed It But From A Large Collection Of Will Bradley Material Maintained Separately For Decades By A Knowledgeable Printer Who Obtained Much Material From The Bradley Estate. <br/> <br/> [Wayside Press] / John Lane, The Bodley Head unknown
189390930Leeds: Yorkshire Post. 1893. Hardcover. Very Good. 1893 first edition 38pp # 2pp adverts illustrated folding map original hard card covers with white cloth spine cover some notes on endpaper ; Octavo . Yorkshire Post hardcover
