LIDDELL HART.Livre Rare Book
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1985R300264236Marabout. 1985. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. Paris, Marabout, 1985, in 12, broché, 740 pp.. . . . Classification Dewey : 940.53-Seconde Guerre mondiale 1939-1945
1974R320110378FAYARD. 1974. In-8. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 741 pages - Quelques plans en noir et blanc.. . . . Classification Dewey : 940.53-Seconde Guerre mondiale 1939-1945
1962R160219244Plon. 1962. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. XII + 454 pages - bandeau d'éditeur conservé.. . . . Classification Dewey : 940.53-Seconde Guerre mondiale 1939-1945
196280946Paris, 1962, in-8, 454pp, broché, Superbe exemplaire! 454pp
19991-0306809125Da Capo Pr 1999. Paperback. New. 766 pages. 8.50x5.50x1.50 inches. Da Capo Pr paperback
1970181900London: Cassell 1970. You are such a brilliant editor First edition thus presentation set each volume inscribed by Kathleen Liddell Hart to Kenneth Parker her husband's close friend and literary executor. In her preface to Second World War she writes "that we are all most indebted to Kenneth Parker of Cassell's. who has had the heavy task of organizing the History for publication after Basil's death." Second World War is inscribed "For Kenneth Parker To whom so much is owed for his dedicated work as editor especially in the final stages with deep gratitude. From Kathleen Liddell Hart" the inscription in First World War thanking Parker "with gratitude and affection always." Loosely inserted is a typed letter signed dated 21 July 1970 in which she praises Parker's editorial skill: "You have with such efficiency knowledge and may I say affection seen three works through the press - all difficult ones. I've never known you cross or nettled and you knew always just how to deal with an exacting author and now with a poor especially in brain-power widow. You are such a brilliant editor." An accompanying second letter written by hand and dated 24 October 1970 thanks him for flowers sent by Cassell "I'll put some on Basil's grave of course" and describes A. J. P. Taylor's review of Second World War as "horrid." The Second World War in this set is a first edition. To coincide with publication Cassell released a new companion edition of First World War first published in 1930 and revised in 1934. The histories were available separately or together in a slipcase as here. 2 vols octavo. Maps in text. Original red cloth spines lettered in gilt top edge red. With dust jackets. Housed in publisher's blue card slipcase. A few marks and light rubbing to cloth; jackets unclipped spines sunned a few nicks: fine copies in near-fine jackets the slipcase worn in places. hardcover
1970Q-0304935646Cassell 1970-01-01. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Cassell hardcover
1972Q-0330233548Pan Macmillan 1972-11-03. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Pan Macmillan paperback
196889727London: Purnell 1968. 1st edition. Very Nice set. lge. octavo. orig. binders 3584pp. colour & b/w plates text ills. maps indexes Published in 125 weekly parts. Bound into eight uniform dark blue publisher's ring-binders and complete with the index Purnell unknown
196883918London: Purnell 1968. 1st edition. Nice set. lge. octavo. orig. binders 3584pp. colour & b/w plates text ills. maps indexes Published in 125 weekly parts. Bound into eight uniform black publisher's ring-binders and complete with the index Purnell unknown
196870268London: Purnell 1968. 1st edition. nice set. lge. octavo. cloth binding 3584pp. col. & b/w pls. maps indexes Published in 125 weekly parts. Bound into eight volumes in black cloth and complete with the index. Australia only; very heavy Purnell hardcover
16026La Table ronde, Paris, 1960, Broché,294 p. Bon état
1961106297Paris : Librairie Plon 1961. 235x150mm. reliure chagrin avec titre auteur et filets dors au dos cinq nerfs. Tranche suprieure dore. Garde papier marbr. Inscriptions manuscrites sur le haut de la page de garde suprieure autrement bel exemplaire. 938 Librairie Plon unknown
106297Paris, Librairie Plon 1961, 235x150mm, 607pages, reliure chagrin avec titre, auteur et filets dorés au dos à cinq nerfs. Tranche supérieure dorée. Garde papier marbré. Inscriptions manuscrites sur le haut de la page de garde supérieure, autrement bel exemplaire.
16972P., Amiot-Dumont 1952-53, 2 volumes in-8, 335 & 318p., planches hors texte, broches,335+318 pages, nombreuses illustrations photographiques hors-texte, jaquettes (bon etat).
1955RO20227272Amiot-Dumont. 1955. In-8. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos à nerfs, Intérieur frais. 335 pages augmentées de nombreuses cartes et photos en noir et blanc dans et hors texte. Une coupure de presse en supplément. Plats et contre-plats jaspés. Signet conservé. Auteur et titre en doré au dos.. . . . Classification Dewey : 303.66-Guerre
1952463361952 P., Amiot-Dumont, 1952-53, 2 volumes in 8° brochés, 337 et 319 pages ; exemplaire sans les jaquettes.
1952741121952 P., Amiot-Dumont, 1952, in 8° broché, 337 pages ; jaquette illustrée en couleurs.
1935R160204130DE LA NOUVELLE REVUE CRITIQUE. 1935. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, 2ème plat abîmé, Dos abîmé, Intérieur frais. 317 pages - 2eme plat manquant - dos abîmé avec légers manques en coiffe - plat légèrement plié et décollorés - dos bruni. . . . Classification Dewey : 920-Biographie générale et généalogie
1936177747London: The Corvinus Press 1936. Inscribed by the owner of the Corvinus Press to E. M. Forster Signed limited edition number 103 of 128 copies signed by Liddell Hart and Ronald Storrs inscribed on the front free endpaper "To E. M. Forster from Carlow. The printer of this book. Nov 22 1936". This copy retains the rare jacket unknown to O'Brien. The Corvinus Press was established in 1936 by Viscount Carlow who had formed a friendship with Lawrence in the early 1930s based on a shared interest in book collecting fine printing and languages. They had even discussed setting up a private press - a plan that foundered due to Lawrence's premature death. E. M. Forster and Lawrence first met in 1921 at the house of Emir Feisal. Forster was impressed by Lawrence who was already famous for his exploits in the Arab Revolt. Three years later Siegfried Sassoon asked Forster to read the as-yet unpublished Seven Pillars of Wisdom which left him so inspired that he wrote a letter of effusive praise to Lawrence: "You will never show it to any one who will like it more than I do: its subject and incidentals suit me: also my critical sense never stops telling me it's fine" Lawrence 9. This kindled a friendship that lasted until Lawrence's death as one of Forster's many queer relationships forged through the intimate exchange of literature. They continued most of their correspondence through letters discussing and critiquing each other's work but also visiting in person a number of times. In 1927 Forster dedicated The Eternal Moment and Other Stories "To TE in the absence of anything else". Lawrence of Arabia prints the speeches by Liddell Hart and Storrs given at a luncheon in memory of Lawrence about a month after his death; that by Liddell Hart is entitled "Lawrence: The Artist in War and Literature" and that by Storrs "Lawrence: Himself". The edition comprised 24 copies on Medway paper specially printed for Liddell Hart and Storrs 25 copies on Boswell paper 6 copies on Winchmore Blue paper and 70 further copies on Medway paper. There were also 3 copies kept for the publisher. All 128 copies in the edition were signed. Quarto. Original brown quarter hessian cloth spine lettered in gilt single gilt rules at spine and corner edges brown kinari chiri paper boards by Sangorski & Sutcliffe Corvinus device to front board top edge gilt others uncut. With original clear plastic dust jacket and paper flaps. Cloth fresh title a little offset; jacket with a few chips to edges rear flap judiciously stabilized: a near-fine copy in very good jacket. O'Brien E101. hardcover
1936180791London: The Corvinus Press 1936. Born of ambition founded on knowledge executed through personality Signed limited edition number 95 out of 128 copies printed for Liddell Hart and signed by himself and Ronald Storrs. Loosely inserted is a compliments slip from Viscount Carlow who founded the Corvinus Press in 1936. Carlow had formed a friendship with Lawrence in the early 1930s which was largely based on a shared interest in book-collecting fine printing and languages. They had even discussed setting up a private press - a plan that foundered due to Lawrence's premature death. Lawrence of Arabia prints the speeches by Liddell Hart and Storrs given at a luncheon in memory of Lawrence about a month after his death; that by Liddell Hart is entitled "Lawrence: The Artist in War and Literature" and that by Storrs "Lawrence: Himself". The edition comprised 24 copies on Medway paper specially printed for Liddell Hart and Storrs 25 copies on Boswell paper 6 copies on Winchmore Blue paper and 70 further copies on Medway paper. There were also 3 copies kept for the printer. All 128 copies in the edition were signed. Quarto. Original brown quarter hessian cloth spine lettered in gilt single gilt rules at spine and corner edges brown kinari chiri paper boards by Sangorski & Sutcliffe Corvinus device to front board top edge gilt others uncut. Small repair to top edge of front board spine ends and fore edges of leaves a little darkened rear endpapers with minor foxing: a very good copy. O'Brien E101. Arnold Walter Lawrence ed. T.E. Lawrence by His Friends 1968 pp. 182-88. hardcover
1936182202N: Corvinus Press 1936. Pp. 48including blanks; wide demy 4to; bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe in half maize linen lettered and decorated in gilt patterned papered boards; t.e.g. others uncut; book label of David Levine Sydney on upper pastedown the free endpapers faintly offset a couple of tiny spots of foxing; Corvinus Press 1936. First edition limited to 128 numbered copies signed by the authors; this being one of 24 copies on Barcham Green 'Medway' paper specially printed for the authors. O'Brien E101; Ridler 2; Nash & Flavell 2. The first 24 copies of this edition were printed for the authors 12 each for presentation. This is one of the copies printed for Sir Ronald Storrs and is inscribed by him on the upper free endpaper: 'Homage from the English Arachnoit' dated '22 VII 36'. The text comprises two speeches made about a month after the death of T. E. Lawrence at a luncheon held in his memory: Lawrence. The artist in war and letters by Liddell Hart and Lawrence. Himself by Storrs. The Corvinus Press was founded by Viscount Carlow in the mid-1930s. In 1944 Carlow was killed in action during the Second World War and the plant and equipment were acquired by Lord Kemsley who established the Dropmore Press in 1945. Corvinus Press unknown
1936142590London: The Corvinus Press 1936. Inscribed by Liddell Hart to his "dearest friend since birth" Signed limited edition number 8 of 12 copies printed for Liddell Hart and signed by himself and Ronald Storrs out of a total edition of 128 additionally inscribed by Liddell Hart on the front free endpaper "To Marie my dearest friend since birth from Basil". This copy retains the rare glassine jacket and flaps unknown to Philip M. O'Brien Lawrence's bibliographer. The recipient of the book was surely given the tender inscription his childhood nurse Marie Nield: "It was fortunate that I had an angelic nurse Marie Nield - to her I owed much in every way and she was a friend for the rest of her life" Liddell Hart The Memoirs vol. I 1965 p. 6. The Corvinus Press was established in 1936 by Viscount Carlow who had formed a friendship with Lawrence in the early 1930s based on a shared interest in book-collecting fine printing and languages; they had even discussed setting up a private press - a plan that foundered due to Lawrence's premature death. Lawrence of Arabia prints the speeches by Liddell Hart and Storrs given at a luncheon in memory of Lawrence about a month after his death; that by Liddell Hart is entitled "Lawrence: The Artist in War and Literature" and that by Storrs "Lawrence: Himself". Quarto. Original sand-coloured half cloth matching kinari chiri paper sides by Sangorski & Sutcliffe spine lettered in gilt single gilt rules at spine and corner edges Corvinus device to front cover top edge gilt others uncut. With the original glassine jacket and paper flaps. Some unsightly foxing to limitation and terminal leaves the book in all other respects fine glassine with minor loss and closed tear at extremities yet in a remarkably nice state of preservation. An excellent copy. O'Brien E101. hardcover
193621662London: The Corvinus Press 1936. Limited edition. Hardcover. Fine. Folio. Finely printed on Barcham Green "Medway" handmade paper. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe cloth spine gilt title handmade paper over boards with the Corvinus device block in gilt on the upper board. A fine copy. In the original strange glassine cover with paper flaps and in the publisher's nondescript slipcase.<br /> <p><br /> The book is in fine condition. The glassine has some splits and is a bit shorter than the book its paper flaps with some foxing. The card slipcase is worn especially at the top and bottom ends.<br /> <p><br /> One of 70 copies from a total edition of 128 copies. This is number 98 and is signed by both authors.<br /> <p><br /> Prints the authors' speeches made at a luncheon in memory of Lawrence about a month after his death. <br /> <p><br /> O'Brien E101.<br /> <p>. The Corvinus Press hardcover
