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2207AC120<p>Empreza Brasil Editora. Castro Mendonça & C. Rio de Janeiro. 1922.</p>_x000d_<p>De 185x135 cm. Com 175 vi págs. Encadernação com cantos e lombada em pele com ferros a ouro. Preserva as capas de brochura. Com corte das folhas a dourado à cabeça. Preserva as capas de brochura.</p>_x000d_<p>Exemplar com dedicatória da autora na folha de anterrosto Sello Oficial de Registo Nacional de Bens Culturais da República de Cuba. Ministério da Cultura na folha de guarda aposterior e picos de humidade.</p> I-49-H-26 unknown
2310JS081<p>Et fecundum jus nostrum RESOLUTAS ex vera et in multis fortasse nova illius intelligentiâ: OPUS CAUSIDICIS NON INUTILE in quatuor veluti partes divisum; In I. Scilicet De Testamentis In II. De Naturalium Successione In III. De Jure Emphyteutico In IV. Tandem De Interdictis: Scripsit seu dubitavit JOANNES RODRIGUEZ CORDEYRO oli Causarum mitrae lamacencis patronus vigilantissimus Et in Caeteris foro Ecclesiastico spectantibus Conjudex integerrimus. Conimbricae Ex Typographia in Regali Collegio Artium Societatis Jesu. Anno Domini M. DCC. XIII. 1713 Cum facultate Superiorum.</p>_x000d_<p>In fólio de 30x22 cm. Com xxviii 219 i em br. 226 iv 144 págs. Encadernação da época inteira de pele com nervos e ferros a ouro.</p>_x000d_<p>Folha de rosto a vermelho e preto com pequena gravura retangular com o trigrama sagrado ao centro. Impressão nítida com caracteres redondos e alguns itálicos na dedicatória nos sumários e nas notas ornamentado com cabeções decorativos com motivos vegetalistas com o trigrama sagrado ao centro iniciais decoradas e florões de remate entre eles alguns de grande beleza e dimensões como no fim do prólogo no fim da poesia laudatória de Jerónimo de Beja no fim da segunda parte página 219 no fim da quarta parte página 226 e no fim do índice página 144.</p>_x000d_<p>Exemplar com pequenos danos na charneira da pasta anterior e na lombada com perda de pele leve desgaste nas pastas da encadernação em especial nos cantos; com falta de uma folha de guarda anterior e a outra quase solta com picos de traça nas primeiras folhas até à página 80 com mancha de tinta nas páginas 102 e 103 com mancha de humidade que atinge as páginas 135 a 144 e as folhas de guarda posteriores que estão parcialmente coladas com anotação marginal coeva na página treze sublinhados e chamadas marginais a tinta coeva e com um bifólio pequeno solto colocado entre as páginas 108 e 109 com anotações em letra coeva em três das suas quatro páginas.</p>_x000d_<p>Primeira e única edição rara desta obra que foi a única publicada pelo autor. Nela Rodrigues Cordeiro trata de resolver problemas que eram suscitados nos tribunais da época relativamente a quatro tipos de questões jurídicas: as relativas aos testamentos as questões relativas às sucessões ao direito enfitêutico e aos interditos possessórios ou seja as acções que tinham por fim defender e proteger a posse de qualquer bem alvo de esbulho ou ameaça aos direitos do seu legítimo dono.</p>_x000d_<p>As folhas preliminares contêm extensa dedicatória a D. António de Vasconcelos Sousa Bispo de Coimbra e Conde de Arganil que antes tinha sido Bispo de Lamego em que o autor destaca a ilustra ascendência do Bispo de Coimbra que pertencia à linhagem dos Condes de Castelo Melhor; segue-se o Ad Lectorem ou seja o Prólogo do autor aos leitores poesias laudatórias do autor e da obra do padre Jerónimo de Beja da Sociedade de Jesus e de Miguel de Soto Maior Cónego da Sé de Coimbra; Licenças datadas de 11 de Agosto de 1711 a 28 de Junho de 1714 com aprovação de D. João Ribeiro da Fonseca; e um índice das questões esclarecidas em cada uma das dúvidas em que estão divididos os tratados. As quatro páginas depois da segunda numeração contêm duas páginas em branco duas páginas com as erratas a terceira paginação contém um pormenorizado e extenso índice temático.</p>_x000d_<p>João Rodrigues Cordeiro Vila de Fonte Arcada Pinhel 1651 - Moimenta da Beira 1731 Bacharel em direito pela Universidade de Coimbra. Foi advogado em diversas causas em especial as relativas à Diocese de Lamego onde conheceu D. António de Vasconcelos Sousa Bispo da diocese que se tornou o seu patrono.</p>_x000d_<p>D. António de Vasconcelos e Sousa Elvas 1645 - Coimbra 1717. Era irmão de Luís de Vasconcelos e Sousa 3.º Conde de Castelo Melhor e Escrivão da Puridade do Rei D. Afonso VI. Foi nomeado Bispo de Lamego e 14 de Janeiro de 1692 posteriormente passou a ser Bispo de Coimbra em 6 de Abril de 1706 e exerceu o seu múnus até falecer em 1717. Foi um Bispo que muito ajudou as Ordens Religiosas os fiéis através dos Párocos e os estudantes que pessoal e ocultamente se dirigiam ao Paço. Inaugurou o convento do Louriçal em 8 de Maio de 1709; lançou a primeira pedra para a actual igreja de Santa Justa em 24 de Agosto de 1710; presidiu em Aveiro a 25 de Outubro de 1711 à trasladação das relíquias da Princesa Santa Joana para novo túmulo; presidiu também à trasladação das relíquias das princesas D. Teresa e D. Sancha para novos túmulos em Lorvão; lançou a primeira pedra do Colégio dos Franciscanos Capuchos de Santo António da Estrela. Em 9 de Janeiro de 1717 a Universidade e os colégios universitários fizeram pública adesão à bula "Unigenitus".</p>_x000d_<p>EN In folio. 30x22 cm. xxviii 219 i bl. 226 iv 144 pp. Contemporary full leather binding with raised bands and gilt tools on spine.</p>_x000d_<p>Red and black title page with small rectangular engraving with the sacred trigram in the centre. Clear printing with round characters and some italics in the dedication summaries and notes with decorative headpieces with plant motifs with the sacred trigram in the centre decorated initials and finishing <em>fleurons</em> among them some of great beauty and size such as the one at the end of the prologue at the end of Jerónimo de Beja"s laudatory poetry at the end of the second part page 219 at the end of the fourth part page 226 and at the end of the index page 144.</p>_x000d_<p>Copy with minor damage on the hinge of the front pastedown and on the spine with loss of leather slight wear to the boards especially at the corners; with one front flyleaf missing and the other almost loose with moth holes on the first few leaves up to page 80 with an ink stain on pages 102 and 103 with a damp stain on pages 135 to 144 and the back flyleaves which are partially glued with na handwritten coeval marginal annotation on page thirteen underlining and marginal notes in coeval ink and with a small loose bifolium placed between pages 108 and 109 with annotations in coeval handwriting on three of its four pages.</p>_x000d_<p>First and only rare edition of this work which was the only one published by the author. In it Rodrigues Cordeiro tries to resolve problems that arose in the courts of the time in relation to four types of legal issues: those relating to wills issues relating to inheritance emphyteutic law and possessory interdicts i.e. actions aimed at defending and protecting the possession of any property subject to encroachment or a threat to the rights of its rightful owner.</p>_x000d_<p>The preliminary pages contain an extensive dedication to Bishop António Vasconcelos Sousa Bishop of Coimbra and Count of Arganil. who had previously been Bishop of Lamego in which the author emphasises the illustrious ancestry of the Bishop of Coimbra who belonged to the lineage of the Counts of Castelo Melhor. This is followed by the Ad Lectorem i.e. the author"s Prologue to the readers laudatory poems by the author and the work of Father Jerónimo de Beja of the Society of Jesus and Miguel de Soto Maior Canon of the Cathedral of Coimbra; Licences dated from 11 August 1711 to 28 June 1714 with the approval of João Ribeiro da Fonseca; and a book by the Bishop of Coimbra João Ribeiro da Fonseca; and an index of the issues clarified in each of the questions into which the treatises are divided. The four pages after the second numbering contain two blank pages two pages with errata and the third page contains a detailed and extensive thematic index.</p>_x000d_<p>João Rodrigues Cordeiro Vila de Fonte Arcada Pinhel 1651 - Moimenta da Beira 1731 Bachelor of Laws from the University of Coimbra. He was a lawyer in various cases especially those relating to the Diocese of Lamego where he met Bishop António de Vasconcelos Sousa who became his patron.</p>_x000d_<p>D. António de Vasconcelos e Sousa Elvas 1645 - Coimbra 1717. He was the brother of Luís de Vasconcelos e Sousa 3rd Count of Castelo Melhor and Clerk to King Afonso VI. He was appointed Bishop of Lamego on 14 January 1692 then became Bishop of Coimbra on 6 April 1706 and exercised his office until his death in 1717. He was a bishop who greatly helped the religious orders the faithful through the parish priests and the students who came to the palace personally and secretly. He inaugurated the convent of Louriçal on 8 May 1709; laid the foundation stone for the current church of Santa Justa on 24 August 1710; presided over the transfer of the relics of Princess Santa Joana to a new tomb in Aveiro on 25 October 1711. He also presided over the transfer of the relics of Princesses Teresa and Sancha to new tombs in Lorvão; he laid the foundation stone for the Capuchin Franciscan College in Santo António da Estrela. On 9 January 1717 the University and the university colleges publicly adhered to the bull "Unigenitus".</p>_x000d_<p>Referências/Referências:</p>_x000d_<p>Catálogo dos livros de direito da Biblioteca da Ordem dos Advogados. I p. 39</p>_x000d_<p>Barbosa Machado II 738.</p> M-6-A-17 hardcover
2008x-1138757160Routledge 2008. Hardcover. New. 1056 pages. 9.21x6.14x1.18 inches. Routledge hardcover
1909224772London : Leather Trades Pub. Co. 1909. Second Edition. Hardback. Provenence; bookplate of the Wellingborough Public Library. Very good copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Professionally re-cased with the original spine laid back; very impressively finished. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong. Scans etc. on request. ; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 498 pages; 2nd ed. rev. and enl. Physical description; 2 xx 498 28 p. 35 leaves of plates 1 folded : ill. plans samples ; 25 cm. Contains mounted samples of leather in excess of 100 with 1 or 2 lacking . Errata: p. 492. Advertisements: 26 p. at end. Includes index. Cover title. Subjects; Leather - manufacture - trade catalogs. London : Leather Trades Pub. Co. hardcover
2025x-3031822900Springer Nature 2025. Hardcover. New. 612 pages. 9.25x6.10x9.21 inches. Springer Nature hardcover
2023x-3031125495Springer Nature 2023. Paperback. New. 733 pages. 9.25x6.10x1.47 inches. Springer Nature paperback
2018Adhya-9781138068582T&F/CRC PRESS 2018. Paperback. New. T&F/CRC PRESS paperback
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2012x-1461434947Springer Verlag 2012. Hardcover. New. 450 pages. 9.75x6.50x1.20 inches. Springer Verlag hardcover
2006x-1402036744Kluwer Academic Pub 2006. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 326 pages. 9.50x6.50x0.75 inches. Kluwer Academic Pub hardcover
1811002116George Town: Joseph Milligan 1811. This collaboration by the troubled siblings Charles 1775-1834 and Mary 1764-1847 Lamb was first published in 1809 two years after their most famous book "Tales from Shakespeare." Appeariong anaonymously it is a series of stories aboutten girl students. This is a Very Good minus copy of the First American Edition stated. Very scarce; Quercus finds only one institutional holding at Cambridge; none listed with WorldCat. Full leather binding of smooth calf; seven gilt rules on the spine; red label with title. Clean text; 165 pages. Some floodmarks mainly affecting the endpapers; spotting throughout although text remains clear and readable. Corners are bumped but the binding remains firm and suffers none of the cracking so often seen in books of this age. There is a contemporary 1823 ink signature on the rear endpaper as well as one in pencil in another hand. . First American Edition. Full-Leather. Very Good/No Jacket. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. Joseph Milligan Hardcover
1996055752Penyfford Chester UK: Ash-Tree Press 1996. First edition First printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Limited to 400 copies. Collects twenty of the Benson brother's stories plus epilogue and bibliography. Introduction by Hugh Lamb. Dust jacket illustration by Richard Lamb. Fine in fine and bright dust jacket. An as new copy. <br/> <br/> Ash-Tree Press hardcover
1996056319Penyfford Chester UK: Ash-Tree Press 1996. First edition First printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Limited to 400 copies. Collects twenty of the Benson brother's stories plus epilogue and bibliography. Introduction by Hugh Lamb. Dust jacket illustration by Richard Lamb. Fine in fine and bright dust jacket. An as new copy. <br/> <br/> Ash-Tree Press hardcover
1998056135Jostens. Fancy embossed fabricoid hardcover with Cordova grain; with large gilt embossed LVMPD badge metalay gold foiled decoration on cover and large gilt titles on cover as well as decorations on the spine. Black overtone hand-rub on heavy Karissma gloss paper. Very well made and bright condition. Has a small gift presentation to a friend from one of the LVMPD members on a corner of the inside page. All else fine and beautiful in full color with lots of history and remembrances of those killed in action over the years and Medal of honer winners and special departments and etc. Featuring lots of personnel. The first ever yearbook tracing the history of the department to modern day. Very scarce. . Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1998. Jostens hardcover
1903B6433London: J. M. Dent & Co. 1903. A very good example. Binding: contemporary quarter blue cloth over light cream cloth title in gilt on flat spine lower right section of the upper boards with the author’s initials in a decorative gilt device top edges in gilt side edges uncut.<br><br> Notes: Essays of Elia is a collection of essays written by Charles Lamb; it was first published in book form in 1823 with a second volume Last Essays of Elia issued in 1833 by the publisher Edward Moxon. The essays in the collection first began appearing in The London Magazine in 1820 and continued to 1825. Lamb's essays were very popular and were printed in many subsequent editions throughout the nineteenth century. The personal and conversational tone of the essays has charmed many readers; the essays "established Lamb in the title he now holds that of the most delightful of English essayists." Lamb himself is the Elia of the collection and his sister Mary is "Cousin Bridget." Charles first used the pseudonym Elia for an essay on the South Sea House where he had worked decades earlier; Elia was the last name of an Italian man who worked there at the same time as Charles and after that essay the name stuck.<br> <br>Charles Lamb 1775 – 1834 was an English essayist poet and antiquarian best known for his Essays of Elia and for the children's book Tales from Shakespeare co-authored with his sister Mary Lamb 1764–1847.<br>Friends with such literary luminaries as Samuel Taylor Coleridge Robert Southey William Wordsworth and William Hazlitt Lamb was at the centre of a major literary circle in England. He has been referred to by E. V. Lucas his principal biographer as "the most lovable figure in English literature".<br><br> Size: 8vo Volume: In two volumes. Category: Book Literature J. M. Dent & Co., hardcover
2008007427Fordingbridge England: Castle Hill Press 2008. Limited and numbered issue of 2008. Hardcover. This Castle Hill Press reproduction of the original Portraits for Seven Pillars of Wisdom was initially conceived to accompany the 1997 first Castle Hill Press limited edition of the full 1922 "Oxford Text" of Seven Pillars of Wisdom. This Portraits volume is a stunning visual accompaniment to any Seven Pillars of Wisdom text featuring 41 full-page Seven Pillars Portraits 26 in full color. These are the portraits originally commissioned by Lawrence himself for his magnificent and legendary 1926 Subscriber's edition. <br /> <br />Castle Hill Press was headed by Lawrences official biographer Jeremy Wilson 1944-2017. Years after the 1997 edition of Seven Pillars and the accompanying issuance of the Portraits Wilsons Castle Hill Press issued a limited number of this stand-alone Portraits volume. In 2008 220 sets of portraits were issued thus bound in quarter linen cloth over tan laid paper-covered boards. The binding measures a substantial 11.375 x 8.125 inches 28.89 x 20.64 cm. The limitation page is hand-numbered in red ink this copy being 136. This copy is in fine condition the binding pristine the contents immaculate. <br /> <br />Seven Pillars of Wisdom is the story of T. E. Lawrence's 1888-1935 remarkable odyssey as instigator organizer hero and tragic figure of the Arab revolt against the Ottoman Empire during the First World War which he began as an eccentric junior intelligence officer and ended as "Lawrence of Arabia." This time defined Lawrence with indelible experience and celebrity which he spent the rest of his short life struggling to reconcile and reject to recount and repress. Lawrence famously resisted publication of his magnum opus for the general public during his lifetime. After numerous drafts abandonments and revisions in 1922 a 335000 word version was carefully circulated to select friends and literary critics - the famous "Oxford Text". George Bernard Shaw called it "a masterpiece". <br /> <br />Nonetheless Lawrence was unready to see it distributed to the public. In 1926 a further edited 250000 word "Subscriber's Edition" was produced by Lawrence - but fewer than 200 copies were made each lavishly and uniquely bound. The process cost Lawrence far more than he made in subscriptions. An essential part of the elaborate effort that produced the famous edition were the portraits commissioned by Lawrence for the edition from Frank Dobson Colin Gill Augustus John Eric Kennington Henry Lamb William Nicholson William Roberts William Rothenstein John Singer Sargent Gilbert Spencer and R. M. Young. <br /> <br />Eric Henri Kennington 1888-1960 himself a veteran of the First World War was by far the dominant artistic vision in these portraits responsible for 24 of the 41 and serving as art editor for the 1926 Subscribers Edition. Kennington actually traveled to the Middle East in order to draw his subjects from life rather than from photographs collecting portraits on a private journey through Trans-Jordan and the Hejaz. <br /> <br />Known as a painter print maker and sculptor Kennington was best regarded as "a born painter of the nameless heroes of the rank and file" whom he portrayed during both the First and Second World Wars. After the First World War Kennington met T. E. Lawrence at an exhibition of Kennington's war art. It is a credit to Kenningtons portraiture that he was even able to capture Lawrences own fretful relationship with his own fame. After Kennington produced a bust of Lawrence the subject wrote to the sculptor It represents not me but my top-moments those few seconds in which I succeed in thinking myself right out of things. In 1935 Kennington served as one of Lawrence's pallbearers. <br /> <br />Kenningtons portraits and those of his fellow artists were considered by Lawrence an essential accompanying element to his text. It is difficult not to agree. <br/><br/> Castle Hill Press hardcover
20099987Bahia Brazil 2009. Limited Edition. Original Wraps. Fine. Limited Edition. Original Wraps. "Pathern is an attempt to make narrative out of one such ever-flowing river of randomness. Out in the bike path the manholes I surveyed and portrayed in film do not form much of a coherent message neither do they engage in rhythmic dialogues of continuity and discontinuity. The human element underneath the asphalt does not emerge systematically to passerby eyes either. But I had to do something with them. I had to." artist statement. Tight bright and unmarred. Cream paper wraps cut-through gilt lettering and decorative elements gold wire letterpress stencils tipped-in RC photographs. Square 8vo approx. 8×8". np. Numbered limited edition this being 29 of 101. Signed by the artist. unknown
19363487jFarrar & Rinehart 1936. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Complete with all illustrations. The boards are a touch rubbed and edge worn with the spine a touch faded but the boards are otherwise strong and sturdy. Internally there is a previous owner's signature in ink to the front end page and some mild tanning to the end papers. There are no other markings or inscriptions and the text is neat. The binding is sound. JK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Farrar & Rinehart hardcover
2020STM-9781839363177United States: J Walter 2020. Hardbound. Brand New. Book Condition:- Brand New. Secured Packaging. Fast DeliveryBookseller Inventory # 9781839363177 J Walter hardcover
3726573<p>Various places in California and Nevada 1872–1936. Approx. 132 pages. 8vos. and mostly 4tos. 42 Autograph Letters Signed. Four telegrams. Various papers and ephemera. All Very Good to Near Fine.</p> <p>Archive of letters and papers of the Kize Gilchrist Lamb 1876–1959 and Annie P. née Koch Lamb 1880–1936 Family of California 1872 to 1936. The majority of the letters were written by or addressed to the Lamb’s daughter Miss Marie Lamb of Salinas California. Over half the letters in the archive 23 letters and over 60% of the manuscript pages were written to her from Frans Hanson of Taft California.</p> <p>Other correspondents in this archive include Annie Koch before her marriage to Kize G. Lamb Annie Lamb Mary Denker Charles Denker J.H. Burchard and Francis E. Lamb son of Kize and Annie Lamb and brother of Marie Lamb. Other places from which the letters were mailed include San Francisco Salinas San Ardo Monterey and Truckee California and Bull Head Ranch Winnemucca Austin Carson City Fallon Battle Mountain Tuscarora and Paradise Nevada.</p> <p>Accompanying papers include the 1901 marriage certificate of Kize G. and Annie P. Lamb and some typed and manuscript poetry. Ephemera here includes Christmas cards calling cards newspaper clippings graduation and wedding announcements and Vol. 1 No. 1 of the W.P.I.C. Bulletin issued by the Women’s Public Information Committee of the Coast Valleys Gas and Electric Company February 1925.</p> unknown
1830304127London: Edward Moxon 1830. First edition. Woodcut vignette on title-page. 8vo. Original brown boards uncut red cloth spine with printed label marginal label chipping hinges cracking else fine in red cloth slipcase with inner wrapper. First edition. Woodcut vignette on title-page. 8vo. To help his friend and future son in law Edward Moxon who was to marry Lamb's adopted daughter Emma Isola Lamb prepared this collection of verses along with a two-page dedication; this was Moxon's first publication. Thomson 76; Roff p. 169. Provenance: Robert S Pirie his bookplate Edward Moxon unknown
1823002402London: for Taylor and Hessey 1823. 1823. FIRST EDITION SECOND ISSUE UNCUT IN THE ORIGINAL BOARDS. 1 vol. 7-13/16" x 5" with "13 Waterloo Place" on title-page with the half-title and 6pp. of ads bound in the original blue boards uncut with the original white paper spine and the original printed paper spine label priced "9s. 6d.". Internally generally clean and bright covers neatly rehinged inner hinges strengthened head and foot of spine rubbed with some loss. These essays first appeared in the London Magazine from 1820-23 and are largely autobiographical. They deal with mankind at large as seen through the medium of Lamb's own experiences and impressions. They are presented with exquisite humor and pathos and in a brilliant and inimitable style. Though he was much loved for his sweetness and humor Lamb's life was marked by frustration and tragedy. A stammer kept him from qualifying for a university position so he went to work as a clerk for the East India Co. where he remained until 1825. There was a strain of insanity in the family and Mary Lamb in a fit of madness killed their mother. Lamb who had himself spent time in a madhouse and who suffered from alcoholism took life long care of his sister. London: for Taylor and Hessey, 1823. hardcover
19092619<p>Temple Press London 1909. HBDJ 1909 stated 1st edition minor soil & rub few small chip DJ spine Dark Green cloth decorated Bright Gold Gilt of 2 Fairies with Hats Reading from Book & on Spine in Gilt is Fariy with Wings VG/VG- Tiny Chips Extremities DJ Color DJ has Rackham Illustration of Woman WITH Long Blonde Hair seated on Tree Branch in Long Dress with Upraised Arm. First Edition. Hard Cover.</p> Temple Press, London hardcover
185879291Philadelphia: E.H. Butler & Co 1858. Hardcover. Near fine. Charles Lamb 1775-1834 started writing poetry in the early 1790s and together with Coleridge wrote sonnets for the Morning Post. Through his friendship with Coleridge Charles and his sister Mary got to know the Wordsworths Southey Hazlitt and other major literary figures; their various houses became important gathering places for literary friends. Octavo: 117 1 blank pp. with a portrait frontispiece extra title page vignette and 3 full-page plates all steel engravings with guards by Radclyffe McGoffin et al after Devereux Schmoltze and Wageman. In the publisher's deluxe brown morocco binding with dark-brown ruled and ornamental borders with floral spandrels gilt-stamped ornamental pointed oval surround with ornamental field and bands with titling on the front and rear panels and five raised bands dark brown-stamped ruled bands compartment rules and floral compartment ornaments and gilt-stamped titling on the spine. All edges gilt with brown coated endpapers. Trace amount of rubbing along the extremities; else fine. Provenance: from the Publishers' Bookbindings collection of Ellen K. Morris and Edward S. Levin. E.H. Butler & Co hardcover
