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FIRST EDITIONS OF AMERICAN AUTHORS; A MANUAL FOR BOOK LOVERS.
Stone, Herbert Stuart
Introduction by Eugene Field.

   

- Cambridge : Stone & Kimball 1893
- 8vo.
- original cloth, paper spine label.
- xxiv, 223, (3) pages.
- Order Nr. 65186
- Price: $ 200.00



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First edition of this scarce book; Stone and Kimball's second book preceded only by a unique copy of an advertising booklet for the Chicago World's Fair. This is one of 50 numbered large paper copies signed by the publisher (BAL no.5756 for Eugene Field). In this copy a pound sign is written in red instead of a number. Covers are rubbed with wear along edges and hinges and a crease mark on spine. Front inside hinge cracked.

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CHINESE DECORATED PAPERS, CHINOISERIE FOR THREE.
by Schmoller, Hans, Tanya Schmoller, and Henry Morris

First edition, limited to 325 numbered copies. Printed on mouldmade Hahnemuhle paper. Hans and Tanya Schmoller found a cache of Chinese tea chest (or tinsel) paper in England that had been in storage for fifty years. This very colorful paper is no longer being manufactured. The book reprints much of the correspondence between Morris and Schmoller on the production of this book that occurred before Schmoller's death. His wife Tanya took the notes that he had written and produced the essay on the paper which follows the correspondence. The samples (mostly 6 x 8.5 inches) are the best of the large lot and have been treated by Morris to prevent further oxidation or degradation. Original prospectus loosely inserted.




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