Berlin: Zeitgeschichte-Verlag, [1939]. Foreword by General Keitel. Profusely illustrated with photographs. First Edition. An obvious Nazi propaganda piece on the invasion of Poland, with some photographs being very graphic. Quarto: blue boards. Good (covers pretty nice but there is some damp-staining & little wear to the text with a few... More
NY: Shakespeare Society Of New York/ The Shakespeare Press, 1908. Introduction By Appleton Morgan. Limited Edition, signed by Appleton Morgan, President of the New York Shakespeare Society. One is a series of five plays. Tall 8vo., white cloth & off-white boards, paper title label on spine; 229 pages. Very Good... More
NY: The Shakespeare Society Of New York/ The Shakespeare Press, 1907. With Critical & Historical Introduction by Willis Vickery. The Bankside-Restoration Shakespeare. One of five volumes in the series. Limited to 250 sets, of which this is copy #41? & signed by Appleton Morgan, President of the New York Shakespeare... More
NY: Sheldon & Company, 1860. 12mo., brown quarter-calf leather & marbled boards, gilt lettering on spine, marbled endpapers & edges). Very Good (little wear covers but still nice & bright; contents clean & tight with little occasional spotting; pencil name & ink date [Christmas, 1860] on a front blank page). More
London: Frederick Warne And Co., [circa 1870s?]. Collected And Edited By Reuben and Sholto Percy. The Chandos Library Edition. A Verbatim Reprint Of The Original Edition. Two Volumes. Thick 12mos., brown quarter- morocco leather & brown cloth boards, spines stamped in gilt, marbled endpapers & edges. Very Good (covers nice... More
London: Oxford University Press, 1919. With a frontispiece drawing of Ruskin by George Richmond. First Edition. With two vintage postcards of Ruskin laid in (see scans). 8vo., gray cloth & boards in the original clear, glassine dust jacket; 75 pages. Very Good (covers nice, contents clean & tight, most pages... More
Philadelphia: Carey And Hart, 1849. With Designs By Felix O.C. Darley, Engraved By American Artists. First Edition, reprinted a number of times. Thick tall 8vo., decorative embossed brown full-morocco leather, stamped in gilt, all edges gilt, 408 pages. Very Good (little edgewear & rubbing covers but still bright; contents clean... More
NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1891. Large Fold-Out Color Map Of Germany. Later Edition. 12mo., embossed brown cloth, stamped in black & gilt; 237 pages, plus catalogue. Very Good (covers nice & bright; contents clean & tight, pencil name on front blank page). More
NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1911. With Two Color Maps. Second Edition. 12mo., decorative brown cloth, stamped in black & gilt; 250 pages, plus catalogue. Very Good (covers nice & bright; contents clean & tight, two pencil names on a front blank page). More
Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, [1922]. Illustrated. First Edition. Signed inscription from Stephenson on the front endpaper: "A remark of Lincoln's that has not appeared in print was reported by the Rev. William Barnet Wright of Cincinnati. Looking from a car window at a group of Confederate prisoners, Lincoln said `Poor... More
[No Place]: L.H. Walter, [1912]. Special Articles By Fred S. Miller. Illustrated With Charts, contemporary editorial cartoons and 15 historic photographs. Official Edition. An "instant disaster book" memorializing the Titanic tragedy. A graphic and thrilling account of the sinking of the greatest floating place ever built, taking with it more... More
NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1886. Illustrated. First Edition, first printing, with the De Vinne device on p. , with signature mark 12 present, and with 14 pages of advertisements at the back. [BAL 2064]. A Merle Johnson High Spot Of American Literature: "Loathed by all the now grown men whose... More
London: George Bell And Sons, 1901. First Edition. Bohn's Classical Library. 12mo., black cloth, stamped in gilt; 434 pages with 32-page catalogue. Very Good (covers bright with minor wear rear cover; contents clean & tight with many pages unopened- so, an unread copy). Little browning few preliminary pages & two... More
NY: Crown Publications, [1937]. First Edition. With a Typed Letter Signed from Rev. Paul F. Richards, a Michigan-based Methodist minister, to Ocean Grove, NJ-based poet Helen L. Thompson, who has three poems published in Volume 2. Richards wants permission to cite one of her poems on his radio show. A.... More
Richmond, Va: Central Publishing Co., Inc., 1954. First Edition. Signed presentation from Ransome on the front endpaper: "To Miss Katherine L. Johnson with appreciation- W.L. Ransome." A collection of sermons and addresses by Ransome [1879-1975], Pastor-Emeritus of First Baptist Church in South Richmond, Va.. One is a treatise on race... More
NY: Farrar & Rinehart Inc., [1931]. First Edition, with publisher's colophon on the copyright page. Signed presentation from Wright on the front endpaper: "26 April 1931. To Marguerite, Sincerely Mason Wright." A sophisticated copy. This endpaper had been tipped in from another first edition copy that was in terrible condition... More
NY: Harper & Brothers, 1893. First American Edition. [Edel & Laurence A39b; BAL 10604, Binding B. 12mo., dark-green cloth, stamped in gold & silver; 232 pages plus advertisements. Very Good (covers nice & bright; contents clean & tight with very minor foxing title page, small ink name of "Charles H.... More
Boston: Houghton, Mifflin And Company, 1900. With Illustrations By Joseph Pennell. Binding design by Thomas Watson Bell. Second Edition (ordinary issue). [Edel & Laurence A23b; BAL 10642]. The first illustrated edition, with a frontispiece & 43 illustrations on tipped-in pages & 22 on the leaves of the text. First illustrated... More
Boston: Houghton, Mifflin And Company, [1905]. With Illustrations By Joseph Pennell. First Edition, later printing without the date on the title page. A collection of periodical pieces written over a span of 30 years about his travels and favorite sites. Small 8vo., pictorial dark-green cloth, stamped in gilt & white... More
Chicago: Herbert S. Stone, 1898. First American Edition, published about one month after the English edition. [Edel & Laurence A521b; BAL 10630]. Special stamp on the front endpaper presenting the book to the Staley College Library [see image]. Staley School of the Spoken Word, also known as "Staley School of... More
NY: Harper And Brothers. 1893. Frontispiece & Seven Other Illustrations. First Edition. With facsimile signature in red on front tissue guard. [BAL 10601, Edel & Laurence A38]. Six essays by James on Edwin A. Abbey, Alfred Parsons, Honor Daumier, John Singer Sargent and others. 16mo., dark-green cloth, stamped in gilt... More
L.C. Page & Company, Boston:, 1904. With Many Illustrations And Plans. First Edition, later printing with the 1904 date on the title page. Small 8vo., pictorial gray cloth, stamped in gilt & red, top edge gilt; 300 pages. Very Good (covers nice & bright; contents clean & tight). Bookplate of... More
London: Frederick Warne & Co., [circa 1892+]. Illustrations By Irving Montagu. New Edition. In 1876 Harry Panmure Gordon (1837-1902) founded the financial company Gordon & Co. which was subsequently renamed H. Panmure Gordon & Company. The firm's founder was a well-known member in London’s financial community and in 1892 H.... More
London: William Heinemann, 1900. With Ninety-four Illustrations By Joseph Pennell. First English Edition, ordinary issue. Limited to 1,500 copies. [Edel & Laurence A23d]. 8vo., gray cloth, stamped in black & gilt; top edge gilt; 270 pages. Very Good (little soil covers but stampings unrubbed & gilt is bright; contents clean... More
London: John Russell Smith, 1857. Edited by William Hazlitt. First Edition. Library of Old Authors series. John Webster [c. 1580- c. 1632), was an English dramatist whose The White Devil (c. 1609–c. 1612) and The Duchess of Malfi (c. 1612/13, published 1623) are generally regarded as the paramount 17th-century English... More
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