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188940593CHICAGO: U. S. Publishing House. Very Good. 1889. Hardcover. 4TO BLUE CLOTH EMBOSSED WITH BLACK AND SILVER LETTERING. FFEP IS DETACHED AND LAID IN. OTHERWISE VERY SOUND. A BRIGHT TIGHT COPY. . U. S. Publishing House hardcover books
188831022Boston: Lothrop 1888. L. J. Bridgman. 12mo pages not numbered. Illustrated by L. J. Bridgman. AEG. Patterned paper over boards maroon cloth spine with gilt stamping. Donor's presentation on flyleaf. Cover somewhat worn at corners and edges interior VG. A juvenile. Lothrop unknown books
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 books
1830WRCLIT39034London: Edward Moxon 1830. Possibly later decorated wrappers original spine label chipped preserved spare tipped in back. First edition. Wrappers repaired along joints and a bit spotted and edgeworn but a good if slightly dusty copy enclosed in a cloth pull-off case and chemise. ROFF p.169ff. Edward Moxon hardcover books
1830WRCLIT43765London: Edward Moxon 1830. vii11501pp. Original boards printed spine label untrimmed. Spine sympathetically rebacked with much of the original backstrip laid down slight marginal tanning but otherwise a very good copy enclosed in a folding cloth clamshell case with misspelled spine label. First edition of the first work to appear under Moxon's imprint. ROFF p.169ff. Edward Moxon hardcover books
1830WRCLIT57659London: Edward Moxon 1830. vii11501pp. Small octavo. Full olive green straight-grain morocco gilt extra a.e.g. by Tuckett "Binder to the Queen." Pictorial vignette on title. Some occasional modest foxing joints and extremities rubbed with small crack at top of upper joint otherwise a very good copy enclosed in a silk-lined full morocco clamshell box a bit rubbed. First edition of this collection among the first books to appear under Moxon's imprint. A delightful association copy inscribed on the blank prelim: "To Miss E. Hamilton as a parting token of Friendship from Wm. Wordsworth 16th August 1830 Rydal Mount." With the ownership signature in the top margin of the title of "A. Hamilton." It would seem probable that the recipient was the Irish poet Elizabeth Mary Hamilton sister of Wordsworth's close friend mathematician and astronomer William Rowan Hamilton. Elizabeth visited Wordsworth in her brother's company during the summer months of that year. Elizabeth Hamilton is recipient of meaningful praise as a poet in O'Donoghue. With the bookplate of Frank Bemis. LIVINGSTON p. 169ff. O'DONOGHUE p. 94. Edward Moxon unknown books
180931829Dublin: Wilkinson and Courtney 1809. First and only edition bound from 11 original parts 8vo pp. iv xxiv 5-438; includes a 16-p. subscriber list; table of order of battle inserted at p. 158; contemporary marbled boards neatly rebacked; worn; title-page spotted; good and sound. An important eyewitness account by a soldier serving under Burgoyne until captured at Saratoga; who then escaped and served with Cornwallis in the southern theatre. Howes L36 noting that it was originally issued in 11 parts; Clark I 268; Sabin 38724. <br/><br/> Wilkinson and Courtney hardcover books
18465315London: John Weale 1846. First edition. Hardcover. Orig. half brown cloth and brown morocco rebacked in cloth with portion of the original spine laid-down. Teg. Very good. Large 4to 36 x 28 cm. 30 pages in text twenty ocher tinted full-page lithographs. A study of the general character of the domestic architecture of the medieval periods in the collection of Sir William Burrell. Detailed text to each lithograph. UNIVERSAL CATALOGUE OF BOOKS ON ART. Vol.II p.1086. Scattered intermittent text and plate foxing dampstain to lower corner of last few plates not affecting imageand to back cover extremities rubbed owner inscription. John Weale hardcover books
18893608London: David Stott 1889. 12mo. Two Volumes. Attractive Arts & Crafts style binding by Miss Florence Leicester inscribed in pencil at back of volume 1 "bound by Miss Florence Leicester and signed in gilt pallet on rear dentelle: "19- F-M-L- 02 in crushed tan morocco with shamrock and petal design flowers and vines on both covers i.e. repeated four times gilt-ruled dentelles and spines with similar motif. Large paper edition; one of one hundred copies unnumbered. White endpapers with ruled dentelles featuring shamrocks in each corner. All edges gilt. With the bookplate of Alonzo Weston Kimball noted collector of rare books and fine art. Little is known about Florence Leicester except to say that she was very accomplished and no doubt studied under one of the major bookbinders in London at the turn of the century. Some light rubbing and spine slightly faded. Very small closed crack to the top of the front hinge on vol. II. Only 100 Copies Printed. Both volumes and contents near fine. <br/><br/> David Stott unknown books
189338774London: Dent 1893. First Edition. BEARDSLEY Aubrey illus. 16mo pp. 191. Edited by Walter Jerrold with grotesques by Aubrey Beardsley. Ivory cloth stamped in maroon and gilt. TEG. Cloth rippled with small stains; interor slightly foxed hinges tender. VG. Lasner 19. The second in the "Bon-Mots" series with 29 new designs by Beardsley and 39 repeated from the first volume in the series. Dent unknown books
189350316London: J. M. Dent & Co 1893. First edition. Hardcover. Very good/No dust jacket. London: J. M. Dent & Co 1893. First edition. Numerous b/w Ògrotesques Ò by Aubrey Beardsley. 191 pp. Hardcover. 16mo. Cream gilt- and maroon-stamped cloth. Top edge gilt. Spine a bit dulled; cloth of covers rippling along hinges and lightly stained; light chipping to front free endpaper; inked name and date to half-title and title; title-page and frontise lightly foxed; some slight scattered foxing through out. Despite its faults. quite a nice copy of a fragile book. Very good/No dust jacket. J. M. Dent & Co hardcover books
1885RLAMBOO00JNSalt Lake Herald 1885. Good. Lamb Rev. M T. Book of Mormon: Is It From God. Salt Lake City: Salt Lake Herald 1885. 1st edition. 125pp. 12mo. Wraps. Book condition: Good. Original orange wraps are soiled and chipped. Previous owner name stamped on title page in red ink and a couple of small notations are penned on title page near top edge. Light staining to first few pages. Corners of first and last few pages dogeared. Salt Lake Herald paperback books
1885237182Salt Lake City Utah: Printed for the Author by the Salt Lake Herald Job Department 1885. First edition. 125 6 ads pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Orange wrappers. Very good. First edition. 125 6 ads pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Falke 4705 Printed for the Author by the Salt Lake Herald Job Department unknown books
1876131219Paris: Delahaye 1876. First Edition. paperback. good. 43pp. 8vo printed wrappers; spine worn top margin of front wrapper torn. Paris: Adrien Delahaye 1876. Scarce. Good.<br/><br/> Signed by the author.<br/><br/> Delahaye unknown books
1865013753Chicago. 1865. Ephemera. Letter from Chicago based firm "Lamb & Harvey" from 1865 in very good condition. Black text printed on lightly toned paper folded in half and was previously folded twice. Dated to January 23rd 1865 this letter proves the "dissolution of copartnership" between P. B. Lamb and T. W. Harvey who owned and operated lumber mills in the Chicago area. Tarlington Walker Harvey was a successful businessman and in this letter "purchased all the interest of P. B. Lamb in the Planing Mill." ; 1 pp . unknown books
1823WRCLIT67959London: Printed for Taylor and Hessey 1823. 43411pp. Small octavo. Full claret crushed levant gilt extra with decorative green morocco inlays into each board a.e.g. by Mounteney. Upper joint broken unfortunately otherwise very good. First edition with the earliest state of the imprint Fleet-Street only and without a half-title as issued. ROFF / LIVINGSTON p.149. GROLIER ENGLISH HUNDRED 74. TINKER 1457. Printed for Taylor and Hessey unknown books
18288675Philadelphia: Carey Lea and Carey 1828. True First Edition and First American Edition. 1 vols. 12mo. Scattered foxing throughout. Original printed yellow-coated boards linen spine uncut. Worn much of spine torn-away new endpapers. True First Edition and First American Edition. 1 vols. 12mo. This is an unauthorized edition. The true "Second Series" was not published in England until 1833 under the title of "The Last Essays of Elia." The editor of this present edition mistakenly included two essays by Bryan Waller Proctor and one by Allan Cunningham Roff. Livingston p. 157 Carey, Lea and Carey unknown books
18288671Philadelphia: Carey Lea and Carey 1828. First American Edition of Elia True First and First American Edition of Elia. Second Series. 2 vols. 12mo. Full blue morocco elaborately gilt gilt dentelles marbled endpapers t.e.g. other edges uncut by Pomey. Volume two with ownership stamps and signature on title page with part eradicated. A very attractive pair. First American Edition of Elia True First and First American Edition of Elia. Second Series. 2 vols. 12mo. "Elia" volume one is a reprint of the original London edition. "Elia. Second Series" volume two is an unauthorized edition. The true "Second Series" was not published in England until 1833 under the title of "The Last Essays of Elia." The editor of this present edition mistakenly included two essays by Bryan Waller Proctor and one by Allan Cunningham Roff. Livingston p. 153 157-8 Carey, Lea, and Carey unknown books
183317956London: Taylor and Hessey & Edward Moxon 1833. First edition. leather_bound. Full late nineteenth century red morocco gilt. Aeg. Fine in fine matching red cloth slipcase. 2 vols. 341 & 283 pages. First edition first issue; Fleet Street address in Vol. I and half title Vol.II. A large portion of Lamb's biography can be taken from the Essays. "His subject was humanity at large but in himself he saw its microcosm. Using his own impressions and recollections as a text for his work he wrote without a trace of egotism or self-assertion."see: CHEL p.195. ASHLEY III pp.50 53. GROLIER English 74. Both volumes lack adverts. Exceptional copies double gilt cover border panels raised bands spine panels decorated with gilt floral motifs elaborate inner dentelles blue watered silk endpapers. Taylor and Hessey & Edward Moxon unknown books
1833311178London: Thomas Davison for Taylor and Hessey vol. 1; Bradbury and Evans for Edward Moxon vol. 2 1833. First edition of the first and First English edition of the second. 2 vols. 8vo. Uncut in publisher's vol. 1 and original cloth-backed boards vol. 2 printed paper spine labels. Light expert restoration to vol. I joints labels chipped. In full red morocco pull-off cases by Riviere & Sons. First edition of the first and First English edition of the second. 2 vols. 8vo. IN ORIGINAL BOARDS. The celebrated essays of Charles Lamb 1775-1834 in original condition with distinguished Philadelphia provenance. Grolier English 74; Tinker 1457 & 1458; Ashley III pp. 50 53; Livingston/Roff pp. 149ff 185ff. Provenance: Moncure Biddle armorial bookplate in each volume; his sale Parke-Bernet 30 April 1952 lot 601 with original description laid in Thomas Davison for Taylor and Hessey (vol. 1); Bradbury and Evans for Edward Moxon (vol. 2) unknown books
1828239132Philadelphia: Carey Lea and Carey 1828. First edition. The American precedes the English issue of the Second Series. 230 2 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Original printed yellow-coated boards pink linen spine with fine paper label uncut. Scattered foxing throughout front hinge tender. Half crimson morocco slipcase and chemise. Bookplate of Robert S. Pirie. First edition. The American precedes the English issue of the Second Series. 230 2 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. IN BOARDS. This is an unauthorized edition. The true "Second Series" was not published in England until 1833 under the title of "The Last Essays of Elia." The editor of this present edition mistakenly included two essays by Bryan Waller Proctor and one by Allan Cunningham Roff. Livingston p. 157 Carey, Lea and Carey unknown books
1828304322Philadelphia: Carey Lea and Carey 1828. First edition. The American precedes the English issue of the Second Series. 230 2 pp. 2 vols. 12mo. Original printed yellow-coated boards pink linen spine with fine paper labeluncut. Scattered foxing throughout. Half crimson morocco slipcase and chemise. First edition. The American precedes the English issue of the Second Series. 230 2 pp. 2 vols. 12mo. This is an unauthorized edition. The true "Second Series" was not published in England until 1833 under the title of "The Last Essays of Elia." The editor of this present edition mistakenly included two essays by Bryan Waller Proctor and one by Allan Cunningham Roff. With a copy of the second American edition of the First Series. Roff p. 157; American Imprints 33813 CSmH; PPL. Provenance: Mrs. J. Insley Blair Blairhame bookplate; Sotheby's New York 3 December 2004; Robert S Pirie bookplate Carey, Lea and Carey unknown books
1833232748London: Edward Moxon 1833. First edition first issue of the first series; first English edition of the second series. 2 341; xii 283 pp.; without the half-title in volume one; and without ad leaves in either. 2 vols. 8vo. Bound in full chestnut morocco gilt t.e.g. others uncut by Stikeman & Co. N.Y. Fine. First edition first issue of the first series; first English edition of the second series. 2 341; xii 283 pp.; without the half-title in volume one; and without ad leaves in either. 2 vols. 8vo. A Lovely Copy. An irresistible copy of Lamb's classic essays. Grolier English 74; Tinker 1457 & 1458; Ashley III pp. 50 53; Livingston/Roff pp. 149ff 185ff Edward Moxon unknown books
182826434Philadelphia: Carey Lea & Carey pr. by Mifflin & Parry and J.R.A. Skerrett 1828. 12mo I: 18.4 cm 7.25" II: 16.8cm 6.6". 2 vols. I: 292 pp. II: 230 pp. both vols. without ads. <br><br>First U.S. edition of the official first series and => true first edition of the unofficial second series of Lamb's pseudonymously published essays for the London Magazine. These eloquently written pieces mingle humor and pathos as they describe the experiences of the author and his acquaintances while attending boarding school playing whist listening to music visiting Quaker meetings etc. Food is a recurring topic "A Dissertation upon Roast Pig"; there are two essays on Valentine's Day one in each volume and several on plays and actors.<br>Â Â Â Â The first series made its first appearance in book form in London 1823. The authorized second series was not published until 1833 under the title The Last Essays of Elia; the pieces selected for the unauthorized American second series offered here are different from those contained in that volume and mistakenly include three essays written by other hands. <br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â Shoemaker 33813 & 33814; NCBEL III 1225; NSTC 2L2346. Vol. I: Uncut copy. Publisher's quarter once-red cloth and paper sides covers printed with "Elia" within a simple frame spine with printed paper label; binding rubbed and lightly soiled spine sunned to yellow. Repaired tear to one leaf touching text without loss; remarkably clean and sound. Vol. II: Contemporary speckled sheep spine with gilt-stamped leather title-label; rubbed and head of spine chipped with old refurbishing. Exsocial club library: 19th-century bookplate and call number ticket on front pastedown front free endpaper with inked numerals title-page pressure-stamped. Author's name inked on title-page; front free endpaper and title-page reinforced at fore-edge the latter from the back. Both volumes age-toned with intermittent spots of staining; advertisements absent. The set now housed in a quarter blue morocco and blue clothcovered clamshell case with marbled papercovered sides and gilt-stamped spine. Carey, Lea, & Carey (pr. by Mifflin & Parry, and J.R.A. Skerrett) hardcover books
1823260908London: Taylor & Hessey 1823. hardcover. very good. 2 volumes. Short 8vos finely bound by Tout in full polished calf; ornate gilt-decorated spines with raised bands inner dentelles marbled endpapers a.e.g. London: Taylor and Hessey 1823 & London: Edward Moxon 1833. First editions<br/><br/> The first volume has a scuff mark on the front cover and is a second issue with two addresses in the imprint.<br/><br/> Taylor & Hessey unknown books