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1941508010No Place: Privately Printed 1941. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Oblong 16mo. French-folded to make four pages. Cord bound. Illustrated wrappers. Very slight age-toning on wrappers a near fine copy. signed by the author. Poem about Old Salem Massachusetts. OCLC locates no copies. Privately Printed] unknown
1999Manohar-9780415165594Routledge 1999. Paperback. New. Routledge paperback
1999Manohar-9780415165594Routledge 1999. Paperback. New. Routledge paperback
19992-0415165598Routledge 1999. Paperback. New. 1st edition. 192 pages. 9.50x6.50x0.75 inches. Routledge paperback
1998DADAX0415165598Routledge 1998-12-10. 1. paperback. New. 6.14x0.38x9.21. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Routledge paperback
1993Q-085969660XSheldon Press 1993-09-16. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Sheldon Press paperback
1982SONG0865691053Bloomsbury Academic 1982-02-28. hardcover. Used: Good. 6.00x0.88x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Bloomsbury Academic hardcover
1982DADAX0865691053Bloomsbury Academic 1982-02-28. hardcover. New. 6.00x0.88x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Bloomsbury Academic hardcover
19971-0817308563Univ of Alabama Pr 1997. Hardcover. New. 432 pages. 9.50x6.25x1.25 inches. Univ of Alabama Pr hardcover
1972100006London: Edward Arnold 1972. xxiii 129p. boards in dj. Top edge has a sprinkle of foxing and jacket is mildly sunned. Regents restoration drama series general editor: John Loftis. Edward Arnold unknown books
19591377836NASA. New. 1959. Soft Cover. Reprint Edition . NASA paperback
1922RO60144753Oxford at the Clarendon press. 1922. In-16. Relié. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Dos fané, Papier jauni. 179 pages. Texte en anglais. Quelques rousseurs.. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon
1931116363Westminster: The Stourton Press 1931. full vellum; title and publisher gilt stamped on spine symbol gilt-stamped on front board; top edge cut other edges uncut. Stourton Press. 4to. full vellum; title and publisher gilt stamped on spine symbol gilt-stamped on front board; top edge cut other edges uncut. xxiv 971 pages. Limited to 158 numbered copies printed on paper. and eight copies printed on vellum. Modern British and American Private Presses 1850-1965 175. This copy printed on paper. Decorations at the beginning of each act by Eliot Hodgkin and the decoration for the preface by Edward le Bas. Title page notes "written in imitation of Shakespeare's stile." Epistle dedicatory to the Earl of Danby preface list of alterations from the first edition of 1678 list of the publisher's errata. Boards lightly soiled endpapers lightly tanned. The Stourton Press unknown books
19292887San Francisco: John Henry Nash 1929 2 volumes. Quarto and octavo. The second smaller volume is a facsimile of the first edition. One of 250 copies printed by John Henry Nash. Color plates. Parchment-backed rose boards spine gilt-lettered top edges gilt. Complimentary slip tipped-in. Small bookplate else a fine set housed in a split-level slipcase. John Henry Nash hardcover books
1929248290San Francisco: John Henry Nash for William Andrews Clark Jr. 1929. One of only 250 numbered copies. Second volume is facsimile reproduction of the first edition. 12 color plates. Publisher's complimentary slip tipped in. 2 vols. 4to and 8vo. Quarter vellum with paper covered boards. Slipcase somewhat worn else fine. Bookplate of James Copley. One of only 250 numbered copies. Second volume is facsimile reproduction of the first edition. 12 color plates. Publisher's complimentary slip tipped in. 2 vols. 4to and 8vo. John Henry Nash for William Andrews Clark, Jr. unknown books
1929WRCLIT61912San Francisco: Printed for William Andrews Clark Jr. by John Henry Nash 1929. Two volumes. Large quarto and octavo quarter vellum and boards t.e.g. Portraits. Ink gift inscription on prelim blank of first volume otherwise about fine in dual compartment slipcase with modest wear. Compliments slip tipped in. One of two hundred and fifty numbered copies printed on handmade paper by John Henry Nash for private distribution. Introduction by William Andrews Clark to the larger volume which is a new typographic rendering of the text. The smaller volume is a photofacsimile of the Bridgewater-Clark copy of the 1678 first edition. Printed for William Andrews Clark, Jr., by John Henry Nash hardcover books
1975UDRYALL00LRA. & C. Black 1975. Very Good. Dryden John. All for Love. London: A. & C. Black 1975. 114pp. 12mo. Paperback. Book condition: Very good. A. & C. Black paperback books
192948252San Francisco: John Henry Nash. Near Fine. 1929. Hardcover. Two volumes in slipcase. Limited edition #171 of 250. Vellum-backed boards TEG. The matching small volume is a facsimile. Slight bumping to tips slight insecting to spines. The slipcase is somewhat bumped/worn. ; quarto . John Henry Nash hardcover
19311269661931. Dacre Street Westminster: The Stourton Press 1931. <br /> <br /> 4to 97 pp. Printed in black and red headpiece decorations by Eliot Hodgkin the decoration for the preface by Edward Le Bas. Full japan vellum boards with yapped edges device in gilt on upper board titled in gilt on backstrip. Bookplate of Otterburn Hall Northumberland. Binding somewhat rubbed and soiled endpapers toned contents clean and very good.<br /> <br /> § Limited to 150 copies on paper and 8 on vellum. This is copy #64 on paper. Printed by Fairfax Hall at his private press at Stourton House in Westminster with the help of H. Gage-Cole formerly of the Kelmscott and Dove Press as well as S. Bradshaw and S. Ball. A handsome printing of Dryden's tragedy and a very early publication of the Stourton Press. <br /> <br /> "Hall had set up the Stourton Press in London in 1930. Having asked advice of the wrong people he had acquired some Caslon type and a Cropper treadle press and was feeling thoroughly discouraged by the poor quality of his work when an opportunity came to employ Gage-Cole. His printing room was revolutionized: The Cropper was replaced by an Albion and the other equipment Gage-Cole thought necessary. For a young man on a junior employee's salary to engage a skilled craftsman was rather adventurous-and very alarming for Hall when he realized what thorough but unhurried work was needed. Hall learned much from Gage-Cole but the latter's strong pro-union attitude was a barrier between them. Also although in 1931 Gage-Cole completed Dryden's All for Love for the Stourton Press it was hard for Hall to find work for him as well as money and it was something of a relief to allow him to go and work for St. John Hornby. Roderick Cave The Private Presses 2nd Ed. p.212-213. unknown
192952365San Francisco: William Andrews Clark Jr. 1929. Hardcover. 4to. Quarter faux vellum with gilt spine lettering and burgundy paper over boards. xxix 97pp. Top edge gilt. Double frontispiece 13 color plates. Fine. TOGETHER WITH: "All for Love: Or The World Well Lost. A Tragedy." 8vo. Quarter faux vellum and burgundy paper over boards. 18pp 79pp. Top edge gilt. Fine. Touch of spine sunning. Both housed in single 2-compartment slipcase of burgundy paper over heavy boards with paper spine label. Very good. Rather rubbed and worn but quite strong. Attractive copy of this heroic tragedy about the last days of Mark Antony and Cleopatra each volume bearing a colophon noting limitation of 250 numbered copies this #192. William H. Wilke's face-to-face etched portraits of Shakespeare and Dryden are striking and lovely. The 13 color plates reproduce the mural Clark commissioned for the salon of his library in Los Angeles now a specialized research library. Clark's "Compliments of" slip with "Christmas 1929" printed in red tipped to front flyleaf. Mining magnate entrepreneur and one-time senator from Montana Clark 1839-1925 together with John Henry Nash issued a small series of literary editions accompanied by facsimiles of rarities in his collection and this is one such production. The facsimile reproduces his copy of the London 1678 first edition each bearing the reproduction bookplate on front pastedown of the Bridgewater Library from whose library Clark acquired his copy. O'DAY 67-68. William Andrews Clark, Jr. hardcover
1972Q-0803253796University of Nebraska Press 1972-03-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! University of Nebraska Press paperback
1931105773London: The Stourton Press 1931. Pp. xxiv98 printed in red & black pictorial headpieces the colophon decoration printed in green & black; demy 4to; full vellum lettered and decorated in gilt the bottom edges a trifle rubbed; uncut; the free endpapers faintly offset a little light foxing; The Stourton Press London 1931. Edition limited to 158 numbered copies. The headpiece decorations are by Eliot Hodgkin and the decoration for the preface is by Edward Le Bas. The Stourton Press unknown
1929002072San Francisco: Printed by John Henry Nash. 1929. 1st thus. Hardcover. FINE both books. TEG. The smaller a facsimile reprint. The larger in a modern font. 8.5"x6" & 12.5"x9". 79 & xxix 97pp. . Both are 99 of 250. Tipped in slip reads: "Compliments of William Andrew Clark Jr. Christmas 1929". Clark wrote a 22 page preface followed by a dedication then Dryden's preface then the play in modern font. Last the color plates. Both books immaculate flawless BUT: minor wear of upper tip of smaller vol. There is more wear on lower tips of larger vol this appears to be worse than it actually is as the underlying board is black. Both vols with bookplates of Stuart Walker of the Portmanteau Theater. Bkplts designed by Dugald Stewart Walker 1883-1937. Dugald was a writer children's book illustrator and bookplate designer. He wrote a few books illustrated dozens and designed many dozen bookplates. His career as an illustrator was covered in the 1991 "Virginia Cavalcade". The artical: "The Art of Make-Believe The Bookplates of Dugald Stewart Walker" is by Stacy Moore & Edward Campbell. A google search found a 1917 artical in the Pensacola News Journal connecting both Walkers. It describes a play by Dugald performed in Stuart's Portmanteau Theater. A 2nd bkplt in the smaller of the Bridgewater Library. . Printed by John Henry Nash hardcover
1929035492San Francisco: Printed for William Andrews Clark Jr. By John Henry Nash 1929. Quarter Vellum. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. 4to. Number 169 of a limited edition of 250 copies. This is the small folio volume that was originally issued along with its 8vo companion and together housed in a slipcase. The smaller volume and the slipcase are not present. 97 pages followed by 13 color illustrated plates. Vellum over spine with red paper over boards. Paper covers are a little worn at corners and show a few light surface scuffs. Slight signs of handling though otherwise in very nice condition. <br/> <br/> Printed for William Andrews Clark, Jr. By John Henry Nash hardcover
19292887San Francisco: John Henry Nash 1929 Book. Fine. Hardcover. 2 volumes. Quarto and octavo. The second smaller volume is a facsimile of the first edition. #5 of 250 copies printed by John Henry Nash. Color plates. Parchment-backed rose boards spine gilt-lettered top edges gilt. Complimentary slip tipped-in. Small bookplate else a fine set housed in a split-level slipcase. John Henry Nash hardcover
