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197858953NY: Viking 1978. First Edition uncorrected unrevised proofs. 8vo pp. 382. Printed wraps a fine copy. Inscribed by Arthur Miller. Viking unknown books
198310752New York: Johnson Reprint 1983. leather_bound. Orig. brown cloth: text volume fine and portfolio of plates fine in fine matching brown solander case. 2 vols. Canaletto. Folio 13 1/2" x 19 1/2" 44 pages in text volume with seventy-four illustrations. Foreword by Sir Robin Mackworth-Young. Bibliography. Catalogue of Drawings. Indexes. Portfolio of fifty drawing same size as the text many are double-paged. The original drawings were set directly before the color separation camera eliminating any loss of definition and distortion of color. According to Mackworth-Young the "facsimile is for all practical purposes indistinguishable from the original." The original price of the reprint was $3000.00. Photography and color separations were undertaken on premises made available to the Publisher in the grounds of Windsor Castle by permission of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. This work was designed by John Dreyfuss printed at the Curwen Press on rag mould-made parchment and bound by A.W. Lumsden of Edinburgh. A majestic production. Limited edition copy 175 of 520 sets of which 500 are for sale. Solander case is half brown morocco and brown cloth raised bands gilt panels and lettering. Large very heavy book. Johnson Reprint unknown books
194522290EN.p: Privately Published 1945. First Edition First Printing. Although not issued signed this copy is signed by the author Henry Miller: “Henry Miller Big Sur 8/23/46â€. Limited numbered edition with this copy being #81 of 500. Very good copy with a hint of handling and some minor fading to the navy blue cloth at the spine with the gilt-stamping rubbed without dust jacket as issued. The book begins: “Aller Retour New York by Henry Miller: Being the account of a voyage to New York and back exactly as recorded in a letter to Alfred Perles the distinguished French writer who up to now has held the record for letter writing.†Privately Published hardcover books
1893WRCLIT63165San Francisco: William Doxey 1893. 124pp. Octavo. Original pictorial wrappers. A bit dusty and darkened lower forecorner of upper wrapper chipped with corner creases of first several leaves at that corner but a good copy of a fragile book. Cloth chemise and rather funky half morocco slipcase. First edition published as Doxey's "Sunset Series" No. 2. Ten of Joaquin Miller's poems are collected herein and he has boldly inscribed this copy across the title: "My dear dear Mrs. Hitchcock with all my best Joaquin S. Miller 9-6-93. S.F." Other authors represented include Harte Sill Menken Stoddard O'Connell et al. William Doxey hardcover books
198510444Covelo California: Yolla Bolly Press 1985. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine in Near Fine Slipcase. Minimal shelf/edge wear else tight bright and unmarred; minimal shelf wear to slipcase. Full brown leather binding in blind decorative element textured endpages; cream paper slipcase brown leather spine label. 8vo. 80pp. Illus. b/w plates. Numbered limited edition this being 155 of 230. Signed by artist and Everson. <br/><br/>Brown leather by the Scuberth Bookbindery San Francisco. Introductory note by James Robertson foreword by William Everson woodblock illustrations 8 by Vincent Perez. Fourth volume in Yolla Bolly's "California Writers of the Land" series. Includes fourteen stories from the original 1900 publication see BAL #13848 omits one story plus some elements deemed "peripheral" by the editor see note. Everson's seven page foreword is important. Yolla Bolly Press hardcover books
013602Joseph Miller Foto. B&W photograph of a Navajo family outside of a hogan located in Monument Valley Arizona on glossy photographic paper in good condition. Photograph measures 10" by 8". Rubber stamp with "Joseph Miller Foto" on verso. Moderate soiling and cracking to photograph affecting content and light creasing to all corners. Most likely a published photograph due to indicative pencil marginalia on recto and verso. Joseph Miller was an author and photographer working in the mid-twentieth century focusing on the people and landscapes of Arizona and the Southwest. . Joseph Miller Foto unknown books
1762100365<p>8vo contemporary calf Illustrated 369 11 pp. Ex-library copy binding scuffed in places with blind library stamp on upper cover Westminster Public Library and shelf number on the spine small piece missing from top of spine hinges are a little weak small library stamp at foot of title and stamp on verso of title and front free endpaper bookplate and library sticker on endpaper bar code sticker on front endpaper normal aging and some minor creasing; still a very decent copy. Miller was the gardener of the Chelsea Physic Garden for the Society of Apothecaries and this was his most popular work Henry Vol. II p.221. According to Hunt Miller’s work which was published in many editions beginning in 1732 was the most popular Gardener’s Calendar in the 18th century. The work includes five black and white folding plates. Hunt p. 186. Henry Vol. II p. 221. </p> books
188939154San Francisco: Henry K. Knapp Publisher 1889. Printed stiff card stock covers with cord tie. 1st printing Rocq 850. Cf. BAL 13870 "Not Seen" for Miller's poem where BAL states "Text not found elsewhere save as a song.". Later paper reinforcement added along spine. A VG copy of this quite uncommon view book of Oakland. 5 ll of text printed recto only the last leaf a poem on Oakland by Joaquin Miller first published in the Oakland Tribune. 47 captioned b/w photographic images of divers Oakland scenes buildings etc. Oblong format: 5-7/8" x 9-1/4" <br/><br/>OCLC records just 6 holding institutions. Henry K. Knapp, Publisher unknown books
196433500NY: Viking 1964. First Edition. One of 500 large paper copies signed by the author. Fine in original tissue and publisher's box. Viking unknown books
195120807Paris: Denoël 1951. First edition limited to 960 copies 4to pp. lxxi-lxxii; frontispiece portrait of Cendrars; a very good copy in glassine and original decorative white wrappers printed in blue yellow and black the upper front corner bumped throughout the blue ink of title-page offset to frontispiece. Shifreen and Jackson A81a. <br/><br/> Denoël unknown books
195320605Paris: Gallimard 1953. First edition limited to 86 copies this one of 80 numbered examples 8vo pp. 347-349; a very good unopened copy in original light gray wrappers printed in red and black some minor toning to covers and edges. Shifreen and Jackson D100. <br/><br/> Gallimard unknown books
18769017517Chicago: Jansen McClurg 1876. 1st. Hardcover. Very good. Presentation signed by Miller tipped in. BAL 13765; Wright 3739. Bound in original brick colored cloth with titling in gilt on the spine. Some wear at head & heel. <br/><br/> Jansen McClurg hardcover books
191718295N.p.: Washington D.C.: by the Author 1917 1917. Octavo. Staple-bound wrappers; 3pp. Offprint. Wrapper edges soiled and briefly chipped along upper margin; perforations for binding at bound edge; Very Good. Brief but quite sophisticated discussion of the issue of race eugenics and whether the "professional class" of Negroes would be self-sustaining through its own reproductivity;" Miller's preliminary conclusion is that "the upper class is headed towards extinction unless reinforced from the fruitful mass below." Kelly Miller 1863-1939 was the first African American to receive graduate education in Mathematics Johns Hopkins 1887-89; he later founded the Department of Sociology at Howard University where he taught until 1934. Though less widely-known today than his more famous contemporaries Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois Miller was arguably the most influential Black intellectual of his era a prolific articulate and widely-published advocate for Negro education and civil rights once called by Carter Woodson "undoubtedly the greatest pamphleteer of the Negro race. [Washington, D.C.: by the Author, 1917] unknown books
191318294N.p.: Washington D.C.: by the Author 1913. Offprint. Octavo. Staple-bound self-wrappers; 12pp. Staples slightly rusty; light marginal soil; Very Good. Scarce offprint detailing the imnportance of a moral curriculum in higher education and outlining some possible approaches to its achievement. "Moral pedagogy.can not be stated at present in terms of as definite program as can the development of the other parallel faculties. The methods of atack are mainly oblique." Kelly Miller 1863-1939 was the first African American to receive graduate education in Mathematics Johns Hopkins 1887-89; he later founded the Department of Sociology at Howard University where he taught until 1934. Though less widely-known today than his more famous contemporaries Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois Miller was arguably the most influential Black intellectual of his era a prolific articulate and widely-published advocate for Negro education and civil rights once called by Carter Woodson "undoubtedly the greatest pamphleteer of the Negro race." This a particularly rare Miller item; OCLC notes only one location Emory; none others found in commerce 2013. [Washington, D.C.: by the Author] unknown books
1931188848The J. W. Burke Company 1931. Hardcover. Very Good. 1931 original edition. Blue cloth boards are clean has a good binding and crisp pages. Short gift inscription on front pastedown no other marks or notations. Pages lay flat at 190-191. Light age toning and foxing to page edges corners are lightly bumped and rubbed. HB HS The J. W. Burke Company hardcover books
19515968Japan 1951. Original Wraps. Collectible; Very Good. The uncommon 1951 Japanese photoplay/screenplay of Columbia Pictures's version of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salsman" which starred Fredric March as Willy Loman. Clean and well-preserved and VG in its pictorial wrappers. Grainy stills of the film punctuate the script which is in both English and Japanese. Octavo 97 pgs. A bleak tale broght to the even bleaker landscape of post-War Japan. <br/><br/> paperback books
1950395697San Francisco: Comprehension 1950. Softcover. Near Fine. Volume 1 Number 1. Thin quarto. 16pp. illustrated. Stapled buff printed wrappers decorated and titled in red. Tiny nick about fine. Subtitled "a literary journal of irregular issue and unpredictable content" this idiosyncratic little magazine contains a long letter to the editor entitled "On Censorship & Public Responsibility"; a long letter from Anthony Boucher to the editor entitled "Editorial Responsibilities" a poem by James Schevill art by Bern Porter and others. apparently the first of only three issues published. Comprehension unknown books
1950140818Reading Pennsylvania: Fantasy Press 1950. Octavo cloth. First edition. One of 500 numbered copies signed by de Camp and Miller. Humans awake in the far future on Earth where mankind is extinct. Anatomy of Wonder 1987 3-133. In 333. Light age-darkening to paste-downs near gutter margins common to most copies of this book else a fine copy in fine dust jacket. A very nice copy. #140818 Fantasy Press unknown books
195089255Reading Pennsylvania: Fantasy Press 1950. Octavo cloth. First edition. One of 500 numbered copies signed by de Camp and Miller. Humans awake in the far future on Earth where mankind is extinct. Anatomy of Wonder 1987 3-133. In 333. Some faint darkening to cloth along short portions of outer joints a cloth defect common to this book not abuse and very light age-darkening to paste-downs near gutter margins else a fine copy in fine dust jacket. A very nice copy. #89255 Fantasy Press unknown books
1955128858Universal City CA: Universal Pictures 1955. Early Draft script for the 1957 film a remake of an earlier Universal Pictures release "Singapore" 1947. This draft dated September 1955.<br/><br/>Light blue titled wrappers dated September 21 1955. Title page present with credits for story writer Miller. 121 leaves mimeograph duplication. Pages Near Fine wrapper Near Fine bound with three gold brads. Universal Pictures unknown books
1966WN6369Tucson AZ: Loujon Press 1966. Slipcase fair with some foxing and staining on edges dust jacket and book very good. Introduction by Lawrence Durrell. Frontis large very good photograph of Henry Miller. . First Printing So Stated. Paper Covered Boards. Very Good/Slipcase Fair. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Trade. Loujon Press Hardcover books
1939010176New Directions 1939. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Fine Copy In Like Jacket. Light offset to Paste dows. First Edition.Second State of Book & Jacket. Excellent Copy. New Directions Hardcover books
19539776Paris: The Olympia Press 1953. Collectible; Very Good. The 1953 1st edition in 2 volumes. #1261 of 2000 copies issued. Both volumes clean and VG in a full dark-brown leatherette with bright gilt-lettering and raised bands along the spines. Thick 12mos top-edges gilt new marbled endpapers. Matching armorial bookplates at each front pastedown. The 2nd volume of Henry Miller's monumental "The Rosy Crucifixion" <br/><br/> The Olympia Press hardcover books
1939WRCLIT52502Dallas: Neiman-Marcus 1939. Quarto. Printed pictorial boards. Light rubbing at edges otherwise very good in glassine wrapper. First edition. One of three hundred copies for sale from total edition of 415 copies printed in 18-point Goudy Truesdell type set by hand - one of the relatively few uses of this type as the matrices were destroyed in a fire at the foundry. The copies for private distribution did not bear the extra imprint of Neiman-Marcus. A later printing in reduced format limited to 925 copies appeared in 1944. Miller a Yale professor attempted to describe Texas thusly: "hold up your right hand palm outward and break the last three fingers down from the joint." LOWMAN 14. Neiman-Marcus hardcover books
025413New York; 1984: John Wiley and Sons. First Edition. Octavo. 401 pages. Index. From the derivation of the transport equation to the detailed work from the Monte Carlo approach to the Legendre Approximations in Slab Geometry. Bound in brown leather like cloth lettered in gilt spine lettering gilt previous owner's blindstamp in red dust jacket lettered in white upper right corner of jacket with a few tiny nicks. A very nice copy. John Wiley and Sons unknown books