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BOOK-WORM (first two volumes) then THE BOOKWORM, A LITERARY AND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW, EDITED AND ILLUSTRATED BY J. PH. BERJEAU (THE)
Berjeau, J. Ph. (editor)
4 volumes (of 5 total).

   

- London : Book-Worm 1867-1871
- tall 8vo.
- contemporary half blue calf with marbled paper covered boards, top edges gilt (signed bindings by Zaehnsdorf).
- iv,188; iv,188; iv,188; iv,188 pages.
- Order Nr. 102486
- Price: $ 600.00



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Ulrich & Kup p.17. Volumes two to five (of five total published). "A scholarly digest of bibliographical information. Significant notes on early printing and illustration." From the reference library of the Zaehnsdorf Company with a commemorative booklabel loosely inserted. With the bookplate of the Zaehnsdorf Company. Rubbed along hinges.

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THE OCEAN WAVE.
by Bierce, Ambrose

Limited edition of 60, signed by LoMascolo. Bierce (1842-1913) was an American journalist, short story writer and satirist. Hundreds of handset ornaments printed using gold thermography, and many hand-modified and carved ornaments and decorative capitals. Set in 16pt Lucretia Italic, and utilizes many swash characters available only in metal. Open caps are hand-carved Caslon, modified with a graver. Dolphins are a new cutting based loosely on an ornament designed by Bruce Rogers. Account of 19th century nautical adventures.




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