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1970WRCLIT44871London: Hamish Hamilton 1970. Gilt cloth boards. Frontis and illustrations. First edition. Inscribed and signed by the author in the year of publication to George & Beryl Sims: ".Souvenir of a happy visit to Peacocks With the author's nicest wishes Harford Montgomery Hyde & Robbie the book's dedicatee." Top edge a bit darkened some dust marks on edges of text block else very good or better in dust jacket. Booklabel of George Sims. Hamish Hamilton hardcover books
196522169Utica: Theo 1965. First edition. Paperback. Very Good . 8vo. Stapled illustrated wrappers. The third issue of this poetry journal edited by Murphy and Kover that features many of the poets associated with New York poetry cafe society of the early to mid 1960's i.e. Poets at Le Metro etc. A clean very good copy. <br/><br/> Theo paperback books
1936193485Columbus Ohio.: The Jeffrey Manufacturing Co. 1936. 1st Edition. Green leatherette gilt titles. Very good. 19.5x13.3 cm. . Inscribed by the author but not signed. The Jeffrey Manufacturing Co. hardcover books
183491University Alabama Press 2018-09-11. Hardcover. Very Good. Clean has a good binding and crisp pages no marks or notations. HS. University Alabama Press hardcover books
2006SKU1027597Historic Augusta 2006-01-01. PAPERBACK. Good. Clean has a good binding has some creasing on front bottom-right cover pages are crisp and free of markings/notations. lz Historic Augusta paperback books
607487not signed from the 1957 Warner Bros. film "Black Patch." 1. 3/4 length shot of George Montgomery in his hotel room with Diane Brewster. 2. 3/4 length shot of George Montgomery grabbing an unidentified actor with other looking on. 3. Full length scene shot with George Montgomery standing next to a house with an unidentified actor with his gun drawn on Montgomery. Photographs are on single weight stock; 10" x 8"; very good minor signs of handling; few creases; short closed tear upper margin photo #2; 1957. No Binding. Very Good. unknown books
195454788NY:: Dodd Mead & Company. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1954. Hardcover. First edition. SIGNED by the author. Very good in a very good fading along the spine dust jacket. . Dodd, Mead & Company, hardcover books
19548292NY: Dodd Mead & Company. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1954. Hardcover. First edition. Near fine in a very good minor edge wear fading and soiling dust jacket. . Dodd, Mead & Company hardcover books
1984UMONTHR00CCWFawcett Crest 1984. Good. Montgomery Ruth. Threshold to Tomorrow. New York: Fawcett Crest 1984. 209pp. 16mo. Paperback. Book condition: Good with rubbed and bumped edges. Highlighting. Fawcett Crest paperback books
1872242124London: Richard Bentley 1872. Second edition. 2 vols. 8vo. Publisher's gilt-stamped maroon cloth. Very Good lendinbg library lael removed on upper cover of each volume. Second edition. 2 vols. 8vo. Sadleir 1761 second edition; Wolff 4849 Richard Bentley unknown books
1964WRCLIT69879Cornwall CT: Hayloft Press 1964. Sewn printed wrappers. Illustrations. First edition. One of 125 copies printed. Discoloration at upper foretip of wrapper otherwise very good. Hayloft Press unknown books
1964WRCLIT69878Cornwall CT: Hayloft Press 1964. Sewn printed wrappers. Illustrations. First edition. One of 125 copies printed. Wrappers nicked at overlap edges; very good. Hayloft Press unknown books
1904WRCLIT60358New York: Life Publishing Company 1904. Small octavo. Pictorial boards printed in red and black. Illustrations by the author. Crown of spine very slightly worn otherwise near fine without dust jacket in later glassine wrapper. First edition. A relatively early collection in book form of Flagg's cartoon work accompanied by humorous verse. Life Publishing Company hardcover books
19044465JNew York: Life Publishing Company 1904. First Edition. Ownership inscription. Fine clean copy in a very good pictorial dust jacket with a few small chips and tears. Flagg the noted painter and illustrator is best remembered for his famous World War I poster of Uncle Sam proclaiming “I WANT YOU.†Dust jackets of this vintage are rare. Life Publishing Company unknown books
1935606364<p>not signed from the 1935 film "Biography of a Bachelor Girl." 1. 3/4 length shot of Robert Montgomery talking with an unidentified actor with Edward Everett Horton looking on. 2. 3/4 length shot of Robert Montgomery seated in a large wing back chair reading a letter with Edward Everett Horton looking over his head. Photographs are on single weight stock; 10" x 8"; very good mounting traces on the back of both photos and a paper tape across the back of both photos not affecting the images; minor signs of handling; 1935.</p> unknown books
1943WRCLIT69634New York & n.p. 1943. Two pages octavo and one page quarto. Humphreys letter on two panels of a folded small quarto sheet of Hotel Salisbury letterhead; Flagg's on recto only of one sheet of quarto plain typing paper. Both show folds from having been mailed but very good. An exchange evidencing the probable end of a long friendship between film star Cecil Humphreys 1883 - 1947 THE ELUSIVE PIMPERNEL WUTHERING HEIGHTS THE RAZOR'S EDGE and the prominent American illustrator 1877 - 1960 a friendship which may have dated back to Flagg's association with Hollywood film projects in the years immediately following the Great War. Humphreys takes Flagg to task in response to an earlier letter that is not present writing in part: "On meeting a young friend of mine at the hospital you chose to stigmatize him as a 'pansy'! I assured you he was nothing of the sort. I have known the boy for some time - he was a great friend of my lad's in England - and anybody who knows my boy knows that he is not in the habit of associating with 'pansies' or their ilk! You hardly contribute to the saving of our unique friendship . When I make a friend I happen to be loyal to him - and I certainly will not allow you or anybody else to refer to . as 'a young squirt or a pansy'!!! I value your friendship as you know more than anything but it doesn't make me blind to several attributes that I deplore in you! . One - let me assure you I will not stand for - and that is the use of the word 'fk' - before ladies in my room and in my presence! You may describe this as 'British' - 'old-fashioned' - what you will - the fact remains. The first part of your letter is so blatently sic stupid that it calls for no comment! Yours Cecil." Flagg responds with vigor writing in part: "It's rather a pity you needed to drag in an irrelevancy - like my unfortunate lingual lapse - that vulgar four letter word so popular with your titled women! .Which leaves you with the calm satisfaction of an English gentleman who confines his bawdy brilliancies in the presence of women to 'pissed' and 'pooped' and 'bitch'!" Flagg continues aggressively for another 125 or so words taking both the recipient and to a certain extent British custom to task. He concludes: "So hail and farewell to a friendship that was charming while it lasted! I relinquish you to your REALLY 'blatantly stupid' friends! Monty." Flagg never known to practice restraint in his letters to friends and antagonists is in particularly rare form in this heated exchange. unknown books
198612408San Francisco CA: Art Museum Association of America 1986. Softcover. VG- cover slightly worn. Teal wraps. vii 101 pp. 82 color plates. Illustrated catalogue listing of 82 works with five-page essay by Wayne Craven "Visions of America: The Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries" six-page essay by Richard Martin "The Twentieth Century" and alphabetical index to the 82 artists. This catalogue is a cross-section of one of the most important little-known collections of American painting in the country. Lots of lovely color illustrations one to a page. Art Museum Association of America unknown books
19156043471915. "J. Montgomery Flagg" in black fountain pen ink on his Thirty-three West Sixty-seventh Street letterhead March 25 1915. 8 1/2" x 11"; 2 separate leaves recto only. Fine. To Nichols who seems to be writing an article about becoming an illustrator: A long inspirational letter on becoming an artist and illustrator. Flagg thinks it unethical to talk about the "big" money to be made because it "incites the Kike and the trickster. . .and fills boarding houses and art schools with incompetents. . .Don't look upon illustration as a trade! . .It. . .takes more that the desire and determination and industry to become a good artist. . .it takes talent!". No Binding. Fine/No Jacket. unknown books
2015153565New York NY: DC Moore Gallery 2015. Softcover. VG. Brown & cream illus. wraps 52 pp. color illus. 3 fold-outs. Issued in conjunction with a 2015 exhibition of artwork by American Postminimalist Valerie Jaudon b. 1945. With an illustrated essay by Harper Montgomery. Includes extensive exhibitions history and bibliography and many illustrations of Jaudon's work. A nice introduction to an artist you may not know. DC Moore Gallery unknown books
23300No date. This "first draft" inscribed: "To Mr. Herbert F. Gunnison with the author's best wishes." A printed title page bearing the imprint Eagle Book and Job Printing Department of Brooklyn-New York and the date 1902 states: "This play was acted by the author's brother Mr. Otis Skinner". Otis Skinner a prominent 19th Century actor was also the father of the actress Cornelia Otis Skinner. A frontispiece portrait of the author is bound in. Charles Skinner 1852-1907 born in Victor New York was editor of the Brooklyn Eagle and wrote a well-regarded study of a former editor/writer there Walt Whitman - "Whitman As Editor" - which was published in the Atlantic Monthly in 1903. Villon the Vagabond was one of his more popular works. He collected and published American Indian myths and legends as well as works of natural history. Binding a bit scuffed. Original holograph manuscript 92 pages folio rectos only three quarter morocco & marbled boards. Binding a bit scuffed. unknown books
606898not signed on a 1/2 length masculine pose of Douglass Montgomery wearing a dark suit with glowing smile. Photograph is by Freulich with his rubberstamp on the back that reads: "Photo by Freulich Universal Pictures Corp." and is on single weight stock; 8" x 10"; very good minor signs of handling; 1932-33. Also rubberstamp on the back that reads: "Douglass Montgomery Featured in Universal Pictures." Provenance: from the estate of producer Alex Gordon. No Binding. Very Good. unknown books
606323not signed on a 3/4 length shot of Robert Montgomery as Silky Kilmount Chicago gangster with a dramatic shadow of a man holding a gun on Montgomery from the 1940 film "The Earl of Chicago". Photograph is by Willinger for MGM with their rubberstamp on the back and is on heavy weight stock; approximately 10" x 13". Very good minor signs of handling 1940. Information printed on the back reads: "'HE LOOKS LIKE THE TWELFTH EARL OF GORLEY.But underneath he's still Silky Kilmount Chicago gangster just a guttersnipe Lord. It's the most unusual starring role of Robert Montgomery's career in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's 'The Earl of Chicago' the different screen story of a thug who becomes a nobleman. Victor Saville brings the film the screen directed by Richard Thorpe.". No Binding. Very Good. unknown books
606325not signed on a 3/4 length shot of Robert Montgomery in his military uniform holding tow test tubes next to his kerosene lamp in a scene from the 1938 MGM film "Yellow Jack". Photograph is by Clarence Bull for MGM with their rubberstamp on the back and is on heavy weight stock; 10" x 13". Very good minor signs of handling 1938. Information printed on the back reads: "'YOU-RE NASTY LOOKING LITTLE DEVILS'.Robert Montgomery studies the death-dealing yellow fever carrying mosquitoes in this scene for M-G-M's 'Yellow Jack' in which he is starred with Virginia Bruce and Lewis Stone." Plus rubberstamp that reads: "Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's 'Yellow Jack'. . .Directed by George B. Seitz. . .". No Binding. Very Good. unknown books
606322not signed on a 3/4 length shot of Robert Montgomery with young Ronnie Sinclair in a scene from the 1940 film "The Earl of Chicago". Photograph is by Willinger for MGM with their rubberstamp on the back and is on heavy weight stock; approximately 10" x 13". Very good minor signs of handling 1940. Information printed on the back reads: "'THE EARL OF CHICAGO'.Stars Robert Montgomery in the most unusual role of his screen career as Silky Kilmount a Chicago gangster who become and English Earl by inheritance. Ronnie Sinclair plays Gerald Kilmount Silky's cousin and heir in the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film brought to the screen by Victor Saville and directed by Richard Thorpe.". No Binding. Very Good. unknown books
5001983/4 length seated pose ca. 1935 working on a drawing in his somewhat cluttered studio holding a pencil in his right hand and a cigarette in the left see Susan Meyer's "James Montgomery Flagg." page 12 7 1/2" x 9 1/2" short tear to lower right edge matted not signed. Signed by Authors. F. Soft cover. paperback books
