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1898253096New York: Dodd Mead & Co 1898. hardcover. fine. 19 volumes title-pages with decorative red borders. 8vo. Publisher's deluxe binding gold-decorated full blue crushed morocco ornately gilt spines and covers full finely tooled burgundy leather inside all covers top edge gilt deckled fore - and bottom edges. New York: Dodd Mead and Company 1898-1918. Near Fine.<br/><br/> Autograph Edition limited to 150 copies. Volume 1 signed by Maeterlinck on blank leaf. Previous owners bookplates<br/><br/> Dodd, Mead & Co unknown books
18906036701890. not signed on a full length pose wearing a dark three piece formal suit holding his large black top hat. Photograph is by Disderi and is on the original photographer's mount. 2 1/2" x 4 1/4"; very good traces of mounting on the back; minor signs of handling; circa 1890. Admiral Maurice Fourichon Minister of the French Navy. No Binding. Very Good. unknown books
18806036791880. not signed on a 3/4 length pose of Augustin Daly wearing a dark suit vest silk bow tie and white shirt resting his right arm on a marble base. Photograph is on the original stiff photographer's mount with Sarony 87 Union Sqr. N.Y. on the lower mount. 4 1/4" x 6 5/8"; very good traces of mounting on the back; circa 1880. No imprint on the back. No Binding. Very Good. unknown books
1895001393Paris: Librairie A. Rouquette 1895. First Limited Edition. Half Morocco. Near Fine. One of 100 copies issued on Japon paper with extra suite of illustrated plates on chine paper. 8vo 21 by 14 cm 41 pp not counting the extra suite. With superb vignette color illustrations by Morin depicting characters at a masque described by Vaucaire's witty verse. Many of the characters derive from the Commedia dell'Arte Pantalon Arlequin. The entirety of the production captures the spirit of the Belle Epoque or Fin de Siecle at least as we like to remember it. Complementing the work itself is the spine decoration of masked figures linked by a floreate vine. Some foxing on the chine extra suite leaves. The half morocco leather is sunned. Spine gilt decorations though remain vividly bright. <br/><br/> Librairie A. Rouquette unknown books
189858430New York: Macmillan 1898. Edition de Luxe one of 500 sets. Printed at the Norwood Preass. 10 vols. 8vo. Original green cloth gilt spines t.e.g. rest uncut. Fine. Edition de Luxe one of 500 sets. Printed at the Norwood Preass. 10 vols. 8vo. Macmillan unknown books
1893244796Notre Dame. : Ave Maria. 1893. . 1st Edition. Red cloth gilt titles. . A very good tight bright copy with no dustjacket. . 8vo. Scarce. Ave Maria. hardcover books
1892133160.1Glasgow: Blackie & Son Ltd 1892. Hardbound. Good ex-library with expected marks. in addition a perforation stamp has been used to mark the title page and pg 36. all plates are marked with a library ink stamp. Some wear to cloth at corners and spine ends. title page and half title are loose and chipped around edges. there is some spotting/soiling/darkening to the edges of the plate images. Black library buckram. ix 36 pp. Followed by 102 chromolithographs some heightened with gilt accompanied by 100 descriptive notices. Oversize. Published for subscribers this beautiful volume is a great practical manual on Victorian design with plates large enough to directly reproduce as stencils. Audsley's selection of Greek Renaissance mediaeval oriental and Gothic patterns and motifs definitely reflects the influence of Ruskin and the Arts and Crafts movement. Designs mostly for use as wall paper ceiling decor wall panels etc. typically found in large high-ceilinged rooms in Victorian buildings in the UK. Beautiful color plates. Blackie & Son, Ltd hardcover books
1892133160Glasgow: Blackie & Son Ltd 1892. Hardcover. Most plates and text pages VG to NF. Inner folio Good- separating at hinge; ex-library with bookplate and with writing on spine of wrapper; perforation stamps on title page pg 36 and all plate images at very bottom corners but not always very obvious. The library slipcase also has some wear at corners. A few minor finger smudges to first few text pages. Folio of blue boards with four flaps and gilt cover lettering. i-ix 10-36 pp. Followed by 102 chromolithographs some enhanced with gilt accompanied by 100 descriptive notices. Protected by additional blue cloth library slipcase. Oversize. Published for subscribers this beautiful volume is a great practical manual on Victorian design with plates large enough to directly reproduce as stencils. Audsley's selection of Greek Renaissance mediaeval oriental and Gothic patterns and motifs definitely reflects the influence of Ruskin and the Arts and Crafts movement. Stunning plates in beautiful colors. Blackie & Son, Ltd hardcover books
185555067Philadelphia: Willis P. Hazzard 1855. First edition 8vo pp. 214; black goat-backed marbled boards speckled edges; lower board almost loose board edges worn spine ends chipped level with text block mild spotting; good at best. Scarce. A collection of short fiction from an anonymous association. Wright II 875. <br/><br/> Willis P. Hazzard hardcover books
1890006382London: John C. Nimmo 1890. Limited Ediiton. Full Morocco. Very Good. Extra-illustrated with 20 additional engravings besides the 11 hand-colored plates by Commedia dell'Arte costume by Maurice Sand and seven Lalauze etchings. Two volumes. No. 604 of 780 copies. 8vo. 23.5 by 17.5 cm. xii 4 371 2 379 pp. Contemporary full green morocco binding with fairly elaborate gilt ruling pips floral devices. Condition: binding heavily rubbed along joints and spine extremities. A few small abrasions on boards. Light age toning to leaves which are otherwise clean. <br /><br /> John C. Nimmo books
1898WRCLIT43088London: Macmillan & Co. 1898. Distinctive green cloth with overall decorative stamping in darker green lettered in gilt. Extremities a bit rubbed bookplate of collector Paul Lemperley and some relevant clippings inserted by him in back else a fine copy in a good example of the very scarce printed dust jacket see below. Half morocco slipcase a bit corner worn. First edition first issue of the author's fourth and best known book distinguished by the presence of the original printed dust jacket. The jacket is somewhat tanned and worn and was backed with tissue by Lemperly so it is somewhat rippled; there's a closed tear across the lower corner of the rear panel and a large diagonal chip at the toe of the spine affecting part of the price and a corner of the publisher's device. It is nonetheless not a jacket that is frequently seen. NCBEL IV:601. Macmillan & Co. hardcover books
188139727NY: Scribner's 1881. Authorized American edition. 8vo pp. 621. Appendix index. Preface and notes by M. G. Pallain. Frontis portrait. Black cloth stamped in gilt on spine. Cover slightly worn at edges a few pages carelessly opened o/w a VG tight copy. Scribner's unknown books
189938733London: S Low Marston & Co. Very Good. 1899. First Printing. Hardcover. -; Very Good. No dust jacket. . S Low Marston & Co hardcover books
18881213545London: William Blackwood and Sons 1888. First. Octavo in cloth; VG/no DJ; spine brown with gold letters; boards are stained at the bottom probably from water damage with corners slightly bent; spine strong; ship's library stamp on back cover; ffep with map coming off hinge; text clean with some uncut pages; pp. 240. sold as is. 1213545. Rockville Non-Retail Listings. William Blackwood and Sons unknown books
1890159738London Glasgow Manchester and New York: George Routledge and Sons 1890. Octavo pp. 1-9 10-253 254: blank 255-256: ads original red bevel-edged cloth front panel stamped in blind and gold spine panel stamped in gold rear panel stamped in blind top edge gilt. First edition Issued in several formats including an issue with John Barker & Co. imprint copy at BL. Part of Routledge's "Hearth and Home Library" of which fifty titles are listed at the rear not including the present volume. Twenty-one crime stories set in Victorian London told by Inspector Moser "Late of the Criminal Investigation Department Whitehall" to Rideal. One of the last of the pseudo-real life 'memoirs' despite the authors' statement in their introduction that 'these stories are all founded upon actual experiences and facts.'" - Queen The Detective Short Story p. 76. Glover & Greene Victorian Detective Fiction p. 358. Hubin 1994 p. 589. Cloth quite spotted and dusty endpapers spotted a good copy. #159738 George Routledge and Sons unknown books
1890128358London Glasgow Manchester and New York: George Routledge and Sons 1890. Octavo pp. 1-9 10-253 254: blank 255-256: ads original red cloth front panel stamped in blind and gold spine panel stamped in gold rear panel stamped in blind top edge gilt. First edition Issued in several formats including an issue with John Barker & Co. imprint copy at BL. Part of Routledge's "Hearth and Home Library" of which fifty titles are listed at the rear not including the present volume. Twenty-one crime stories set in Victorian London told by Inspector Moser "Late of the Criminal Investigation Department Whitehall" to Rideal. One of the last of the pseudo-real life 'memoirs' despite the authors' statement in their introduction that 'these stories are all founded upon actual experiences and facts.'" - Queen The Detective Short Story p. 76. Glover & Greene Victorian Detective Fiction p. 358. Hubin 1994 p. 589. Abrasion to part of bottom edge of front board old owner's signature clipped from upper edge of title page not affecting any printing thereon some foxing to endpapers else a very good copy. #128358 George Routledge and Sons unknown books
1896WRCLIT21074Westminster: Constable 1896. Gilt cloth. First edition third book. Endsheets foxed else a very nice copy. Constable hardcover books
1896WRCLIT17849Westminster: Constable 1896. Polished brown buckram. First edition probable first binding. Minor rubs at spine extremities but a very good copy. COLBECK I:371. Constable hardcover books
188747512New York: J. B. Alden. Very Good. 1887. Hardcover. NY: J. B. Alden 1887. 139 pages hardbound. VG in the original green cloth binding with gilt and black stamping and light shelfwear. . J. B. Alden hardcover books
1835008067Paris: Baudry's European Library 1835. RARE six volumes bound in contemporary quarter calf over marbled boards marbled end papers silk markers. Collection of Ancient and Modern British Authors Vol. C. Very Good Plus prior owner name in Vol. II only marbled boards a bit rubbed. Interiors evenly browned in the text scattered light toning to margins. A clean and lovely set and RARE in contemporary binding. According to RBH last seen in this edition at auction in 1916. A heavy set please be advised added shipping charges will be requested for international orders. . Second Edition. Quarter Calf. Very Good Plus/No Jacket As Issued. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Baudry's European Library Hardcover books
19003476n.p. n.p. 1900. 1900. Thin 8vo. 3/4 dark brown morocco over marbled boards by Zaehnsdorf marbled endpapers t.e.g. Fine fresh. 21 pages of text numbered 1049-1069. Apparently one of a few copies of an unrecorded offprint for United States Copyright. Hardcover. Fine. [n.p., n.p.]. 1900. hardcover books
18076796London: printed by W. Bulmer and Co. for the author and sold by William Miller 1807. Only edition 4to pp. 8 xiv 1 166; 2 folding engraved plates of Richmond Palace and environs 2-page list of subscribers lengthy preface on the history of the palace; period quarter black roan over marbled boards rubbed and a little scuffed but sound text lightly foxed; good. Handsomely printed by Bulmer. Maurice 1754-1824 was an oriental scholar and historian and assistant keeper of manuscripts at the British Museum. "Maurice was on intimate terms with many of the foremost of his contemporaries. He was an industrious student a voluminous author and one of the first to popularize a knowledge of the history and religions of the East; but Byron in his English Bards and Scotch Reviewers described Maurice as 'dull' and his poem on Richmond Hill as the 'petrifactions of a plodding brain'." DNB. Lowndes p. 1520. <br/><br/> printed by W. Bulmer and Co., for the author, and sold by William Miller hardcover books
186413576London: Smith Elder and Co 1864. First Edition. Near Fine. 8vo 8x5.5in; viii 264 pp.; Forest green pebble cloth covers with gilt lettering and design on spine blind stamped borders and designs on front and back all edges untrimmed brick colored coated end papers; A bright book with only minor shelf wear to edges and corners prior owner pencil writing on front end paper French bookseller stamp on lower rear end paper; Acquisition bookplate of Maggs Bros. Ltd London on verso of front end paper from the Library of Comte De Chambord Henri V of France Duke of Bordeaux Born 1820 likely acquired prior to his death in 1883. Wagner-Camp 404 Graff 2890. From Wagner-Camp "Morris's entertaining journal takes the reader from Saint Louis to the Colorado Rockies in the summer of 1863." He intended to go to the Montana gold fields but changed to Denver and the Colorado gold fields due to a breakdown in the steamer at Saint Louis. Gold had been discovered in Montana in 1862 and was the "new gold rush" during the 1860's and 70's. The Colorado gold fields were discovered earlier in 1859 at Pike's Peak and the front range of the Rockies. The 100000 or so that participated were know as "Fifty-Niners" and the rapid population growth led to the Colorado Territory created in 1861 and the State in 1876.Henri Comte De Chambord 1820-1883 was a disputed King of France for seven days from August 2nd to the 9th in 1830. He was exiled and with the support of some of the French nobility continued to proclaim his right to the throne from 1844 to his death in 1883. Smith, Elder and Co unknown books
1864Embry 169772Smith Elder and Co. London: 1864. First edition first printing. Light foxing to first and last few pages hinges staring tiny tears to spine tips very good to near fine in custom mylar cover. Green cloth titled in gilt and decoratively stamped in blind. Smith, Elder and Co., London: 1864. First edition, first printing. hardcover books
1864RMORRAM00RJBSmith Elder and Co. 1864. Good. Morris Maurice O'Connor. Rambles In The Rocky Mountains with A Visit to The Gold Fields of Colorado. London: Smith Elder and Co. 1864. 1st edition. 264pp. 8vo. Green pebbled cloth with gilt stamping to spine. Book condition: A good ex-library copy with light bumping and rubbing to edges and white call numbers on spine. Hinges are soft and rear endsheet is cracked there. Discard stamp on title-page and old envelope and small remnant of library tag on rear endsheet. No other library marks. A solid barely-used copy. Smith, Elder and Co. hardcover books