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See More... (Roycrofters) Hubbard, Elbert LITTLE JOURNEYS.
14 Volumes. East Aurora, NY Roycrofters 1902-1909 8vo. quarter suede, paper-covered boards, label on spine; top edge gilt, other edges uncut variously paginated
McKenna, 101, 104, 106, 109, 115, 119, 122. Works from Roycrofters Little Journeys to the Homes of series. Each are two volumes. Included are Eminent Artists (1902), Eminent Orators (1903), Great Philosophers (1904), Great Scientists (1905), Great Reformers (1907), Great Teachers (1908), and Great Businessmen (1909). Each has a tissue-protected frontispiece and printed with Roycroft watermarked handmade paper. All include tissue-protected illustrations of each individual featured. Boards are slightly warped and some are rubbed at edges. Pencilled notations on front free endpaper of both volumes of philosophers set.
Price: $ 350.00 other currencies Order nr. 115898

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  (Rupprecht Press) Hamsun, Knut PAN. AUS LEUTNANT THOMAS GLAHNS PAPIEREN. [BERECHTIGTE ÜBERTRAGUNG VON J. SANDMEIER].
(München Rupprecht-Presse 1924) 4to. yellow and black patterned paper over boards, printed spine label, uncut edges (i), 133+(2) pages.
Limited to an edition of 250 copies printed by hand under the supervision of F.H. Emcke. The twenty-eighth publication of the Rupprecht-Presse of Munich, this beautiful copy of Nobel laureate Hamsun's masterpiece features a hand-gilded initial by Anna Simons. In the Festschrift dedicated to her published by the Corona Press in 1938, Emcke recalled that it was Simons who taught him the methods of Edward Johnston in 1905, and that it was "above all the manner in which she communicated this knowledge that she exercised such a profound influence upon my work." Johnston wrote of her, "Anna Simons was one of the best Students (perhaps, in some things the best Student) I have ever taught. She had a natural aptitude for the Work and a sincerity and directness of outlook which enabled her to master the essential elements very rapidly, and later, to develop it into her own practical and beautiful Work." Initial and terminal gatherings open, linen tapes firm, else fine.
Price: $ 850.00 other currencies Order nr. 69743

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See More... (Russell Maret) THE BOOK OF JONAH.
(New York Russell Maret 2012) oblong 4to. quarter cloth, decorated paper-covered boards unpaginated
Limited to 80 numbered copies, signed by Maret. The Old Testament Book of Jonah, King James translation, set in the 24pt Nicolas typeface, designed by Maret, in "migrating shades of blue ink," printed on Twinrocker hand-made paper. Bound by Nancy Loeber. A four page prospectus laid in offers a summary of the book of Jonah with Maret's opinion of its meaning. The prospectus also includes a tipped-in sample of the text.
Price: $ 400.00 other currencies Order nr. 114373

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See More... (Russell Maret) Gehl, Paul F. A MEDITATION IN ROME.
New York Russell Maret 2012 folio quarter cloth, decorated paper-covered boards 27, (5) pages
Limited to 110 numbered copies of which ten are proofs. Comprises the script from which the author read his address "How Can Type History Be Good History?" to the plenary session of ATypI Roma on September 20, 2002. An exploration of historical honesty in typographic revivalism. Frontispiece foldout color photograph of the Pantheon in Rome. Color illustrations tipped in throughout text. Printed on Hahnemühle Biblio paper by Maret and Nancy Loeber in the digital versions of Rusell's Gremolata and Cancellaresca Milanese typefaces. Covers feature a paper printed from a new metal type ornament designed by Maret, engraved and cast for this book by Micah Currier. Listing of the author's references and credits. Prospectus and card from the publisher laid in.
Price: $ 250.00 other currencies Order nr. 114370

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See More... (Ruzicka, Rudolph) Eaton, Walter Prichard. NEWARK, A SERIES OF ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD BY RUDOLPH RUZICKA WITH AN APPRECIATION OF THE PICTORIAL ASPECTS OF THE TOWN.
Newark The Carteret Book Club 1917 4to. quarter cloth with marbled paper-covered boards, original cardboard slipcase. xv, (i), 52, (2) pages, with 5 additional pages of illustrations each with their own half title page.
Printed in an edition limited to 200 numbered copies for the Carteret Book Club of Newark, New Jersey by D.B. Updike of the Merrymount Press. (Smith no.460). Finely illustrated with 17 wood-engravings by Rudolph Ruzicka. Five of these are large color wood-engravings which have been specially printed by Ruzicka and which bear his signature in pencil. Accompanied by an appreciation of the pictorial aspects of Newark, New Jersey by Walter Eaton. This book was named one of the 100 most beautiful books produced in the 20th century and shown at the Grolier Club for their exhibition entitled A Century for the Century. Some age darkening of spine. Cardboard slipcase is broken along hinges and faded in places.
Price: $ 1,500.00 other currencies Order nr. 109098

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See More... (Ruzicka, Rudolph) Eaton, Walter Prichard. NEWARK, A SERIES OF ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD BY RUDOLPH RUZICKA WITH AN APPRECIATION OF THE PICTORIAL ASPECTS OF THE TOWN.
Newark The Carteret Book Club 1917 4to. quarter cloth with marbled paper-covered boards, original cardboard slipcase. xv, (i), 52, (2) pages, with 5 additional pages of illustrations each with their own half title page.
Printed in an edition limited to 200 numbered copies for the Carteret Book Club of Newark, New Jersey, by D.B. Updike of the Merrymount Press. (Smith no.460). Finely illustrated with 17 wood-engravings by Rudolph Ruzicka. Five of these are large color wood-engravings which have been specially printed by Ruzicka and which bear his signature in pencil. Accompanied by an appreciation of the pictorial aspects of Newark, New Jersey, by Walter Eaton. This book was named one of the 100 most beautiful books produced in the 20th century and shown at the Grolier Club for their exhibition entitled A Century for the Century. Bookplate. Light wear to slipcase; book is well preserved.
Price: $ 1,750.00 other currencies Order nr. 57722

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See More... (Saint Nicolas Press) Cornford, Frances ON A CALM SHORE, POEMS BY FRANCES CORNFORD.
Designs by Christopher Cornfield. Cambridge (Saint Nicolas Press 1960) small 8vo. vellum spine with felt covers and a design in vellum mounted on the front cover. 95+(1) pages.
Limited to 150 numbered copies printed by hand at this private press. This is one of the few bound thus and is numbered "2" and has been inscribed on the front endpaper "To Mary Hyde from Johanna & Nicolas Barker, A memorial of a very happy evening, vii. 1. 67." With a preface by Frances C. Cornford in which he thanks Nicolas Barker for seeing this book through production. Illustrated throughout in color. Plastic wrapper missing a piece at the top of the front cover.
Price: $ 150.00 other currencies Order nr. 104257

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See More... (Seastone, Leonard) THE BOOK AS ART.
New Rochelle Wildcliff Craft Center Fall 1979. Landscape folio (240 x 387 mm) red and black cloth lettered on front cover 10 leaves
Limited to only 35 numbered copies signed by Kathleen Dinan, Leonard Seastone and Alexandra Soteriou. 10 leaves printed rectos only by Leonard Seastone in red and black on rough-edged all cotton, handmade paper by Kathleen Dinan, Wildcliff Paper Studio, joined concertina-style by white cotton tape, woodcut over title by Leonard Seastone. Binding by Alexandra Soteriou. A limited edition catalogue for the eponymous exhibition held at the Wildcliff Craft Center, Fall, 1979. Laid-in is a note regarding the binding "pages were glued to strips by binder on a ladder which she fell from and got a broken leg".
Price: $ 250.00 other currencies Order nr. 80847

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Limited Edition Fine Press Book with Tipped-in Specimens

(Seymour, Edward) Berger, Sidney E. EDWARD SEYMOUR AND THE FANCY PAPER COMPANY: THE STORY OF A BRITISH MARBLED PAPER MANUFACTURER
New Castle, Delaware Oak Knoll Press 2006 6 x 9 inches hardcover, quarter leather binding w/ slipcase 104 pages
This book, limited to an edition of 300 copies, tells the story of Edward Seymour and his firm, The Fancy Paper Company. This British company manufactured marbled and other decorated (fancy) papers for the bookbinding and related industries from about 1919 to 1971. With eighteen illustrations showing their methods and copies of correspondence, and twenty tipped-in, original examples of their many fancy papers, this work is a well-researched text about one of the last English marbled paper manufacturing firms.

Dr. Berger shares with his readers the vicissitudes of the company's fortunes, the personal lives of its owners, and the often touching correspondence he found among its business records. The author also informs us of the salaries, costs of doing business, and the unique demands of bookbinders for the company's products. The work ends with Edward Seymour's valiant efforts to keep the company afloat in the early 1970s.

This edition is published in the best tradition of the fine press book. It was typeset in hot metal, hand printed on 120 gpm, archival paper, and bound in quarter leather with slipcase by Manoutios Press of Athens, Greece.

Price: $ 150.00 other currencies Order nr. 90944

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Limited Edition Fine Press Book with Tipped-in Specimens

(Seymour, Edward) Berger, Sidney E. EDWARD SEYMOUR AND THE FANCY PAPER COMPANY: THE STORY OF A BRITISH MARBLED PAPER MANUFACTURER
New Castle, Delaware Oak Knoll Press 2006 6 x 9 inches hardcover, quarter leather binding w/ slipcase 104 pages
This book, limited to an edition of 300 copies, tells the story of Edward Seymour and his firm, The Fancy Paper Company. This British company manufactured marbled and other decorated (fancy) papers for the book binding and related industries from about 1919 to 1971. With eighteen illustrations showing their methods and copies of correspondence, and twenty tipped-in, original examples of their many fancy papers, this work is a well-researched text about one of the last English marbled paper manufacturing firms.
Dr. Berger shares with his readers the vicissitudes of the company's fortunes, the personal lives of its owners, and the often touching correspondence he found among its business records. The author also informs us of the salaries, costs of doing business, and the unique demands of bookbinders for the company's products. The work ends with Edward Seymour's valiant efforts to keep the company afloat in the early 1970's.
This edition is published in the best tradition of the fine press book. It was typeset in hot metal, hand printed on 120 gpm, archival paper, and bound in quarter leather with a marbled slipcase by Manoutios Press of Athens, Greece.
Loosely inserted in this copy is a T.L.s. from the author.

Price: $ 165.00 other currencies Order nr. 93520

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See More... (Shakespeare Head Press) Shakespeare, William THE TRAGEDIE OF CYMBELINE., NEWLY PRINTED FROM THE FIRST FOLIO OF 1623.
London (Ernest Benn Ltd.) 1923 4to. quarter cloth with paper-covered boards, dust jacket. lvii, (iii). 134, (2) pages, 6 leaves of black and white plates, 5 leaves of color plates with descriptive letterpress.
Published in a limited edition of 450 numbered copies on pure rag paper; this copy is out of series. (Thomkinson p. 230). Part of the Players Shakespeare Seriesfrom Shakespeare Head Press. Edition based on the First Folio of 1623 with modernized typography. Edited with an introduction by Harley Granville-Barker. Illustrations by Albert Rutherson, line blocks by Emery Walker . Jacket shows minor chipping and foxing. Name and date at top of free endpaper.
Price: $ 225.00 other currencies Order nr. 93489

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See More... (Shakespeare Head Press) Shakespeare, William THE TRAGEDIE OF JULIUS CAESAR, NEWLY PRINTED FROM THE FIRST FOLIO OF 1623.
London (Ernest Benn Ltd.) 1925 4to. quarter cloth, paper-covered boards. lxxvii,(iii), 89, (3) pages, 6 leaves of black and white plates, 5 leaves of color plates with descriptive letterpress, (2) pages
Published in a limited edition of 450 numbered copies on pure rag paper; this copy is out of series. (Thomkinson p. 230). Part of the Players Shakespeare Series from Shakespeare Head Press. Edition based on the First Folio of 1623 with modernized typography. Edited with an introduction by Harley Granville-Barker. Illustrations by Ernst Stern, line blocks by Emery Walker. Name and date at top of free endpaper.
Price: $ 150.00 other currencies Order nr. 93490

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See More... (Sore Dove Press) Ferlinghetti, Lawrence BASEBALL CANTO.
San Francisco Sore Dove Press 2013 broadside, 7 1/2 by 17 inches leather clamshell box
Limited lettered edition of 26, signed by the author. Published by Soheyl Dahi, editor and publisher of the Sore Dove Press. A poem first written in 1973, mentioning Giants stars Willie Mays, Tito Fuentes, and Juan Marichal, reflecting the ethnic diversity and tensions of baseball in San Francisco. Sore Dove Press is noted for publishing poetry chapbooks and broadsides, mostly in small editions. Broadside and an official major league baseball signed by the poet laid in.
Price: $ 250.00 other currencies Order nr. 116114

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See More... (Sore Dove Press) Hirschman, Jack TALKING LEAVES, 1979.
San Francisco Sore Dove Press 2013 4to. leaves laid in cloth clamshell box unpaginated
Limited to 30 numbered copies, signed by the author. Designed and published by Soheyl Dahi, Sore Dove's editor and publisher. Sore Dove is noted for publishing poetry chapbooks and broadsides. In December 1978, the author and others formed the Union of Street Poets. This work is a collection of Hirschman's poetry, illustrated with artwork by Kristen Wetterhahn. Hirschman wrote a poem weekly, commencing in January through the first week of June 1979. This work was published by Sore Dove in memory of the Union of Street Poets, designed to "evoke the excitement of North Beach in those years."
Price: $ 200.00 other currencies Order nr. 116113

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See More... Spender, Stephen THE GENEROUS DAYS.
Boston David R. Godine 1969 small 8vo. quarter leather over marbled paper-covered boards (vi), 20, (2) pages
First edition, limited to 250 copies of which this is one of 50 lettered copies signed by the author and bound by hand.
Price: $ 170.00 other currencies Order nr. 78488

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One of 50 Special Copies

(Stols, A.A.M.) Vondel, I.V. GYSBRECHT VAN AEMSTEL D'ONDERGANG VAN ZIJN STAD EN ZIJN BALLINGSCHAP TREVRSPEL.
Maastricht A.A.M. Stols 1927 8vo. limp vellum with fore-edge and bottom edge uncut 79, (3) pages
Text in Dutch. Limited, numbered (in Roman numerals) edition of 50 printed on Dutch paper. 435 copies, numbered in Arabic numerals, were also printed on English paper. This copy is one of the 50 on Dutch laid paper. No. 25 in the series "Trajectum ad Mosam." Frontispiece woodcut portrait by J. Franken Pzn. Initials by Alphonse Stols. Play by Ioost van den Vondel about a siege of Amsterdam in 1304, first produced in 1638. Two page prospectus and bookseller's description laid in. Coat of arms stamped on front wrapper, partly gilt. Wrappers warped and lightly soiled.
Price: $ 225.00 other currencies Order nr. 109636

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(Stone House Press) Bertin, Charles. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
Roslyn, NY The John Carter Brown Library 1992 8vo. quarter leather, cloth, inserted in a clamshell case with separate porfolio containing six woodcuts on individual plates. 85 pages.
Limited to 200 numbered copies signed by the the artist, the binder and the printer, this being one of twenty of the deluxe edition. The prize winning play translated into English by William Jay Smith. Preface by Norman Fiering. Designed, bound and signed by Deborah M. Evetts in quarter leather with Thai silk sides. Portfolio contains six wood engravings printed and signed by John De Pol, and prospectus. Text illustrated with the engravings by John Depol and six engravings from works in the John Carter Brown Library. This copy comes from the library of Deborah Evetts, the binder, and contains a pen and ink drawing of the design used on the front cover, a sample stamped in green leather of this design, and various photographs of the covers.
Price: $ 850.00 other currencies Order nr. 106495

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See More... (Stone House Press) Digby, Joan and John. JOHN DEPOL, FROM DARK TO LIGHT, WOOD ENGRAVINGS FOR THE STONE HOUSE PRESS.
With an introduction by M. A. Gelfand. New York The Stone House Press 1988 8vo. quarter cloth with patterned paper over boards. (viii), 127 pages.
Limited to 200 signed and numbered copies, of which this is one of the 155 copies for sale. This copy is signed by the Digbys, DePol and Gelfand. Contains sixty wood engravings executed by De Pol since 1982 for the books, broadsides, keepsakes and other ephemera produced by the Stone House Press. The text provides an interesting insight into De Pol's life and work, as well as a descriptive analysis of his engravings. A delightful tribute to this fine engraver. Prospectus loosely inserted. This copy has been inscribed on second blank page "For Carl Schlesinger with Best Wishes, John DePol, 3.15.89."
Price: $ 425.00 other currencies Order nr. 109541

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See More... (Stone House Press) Digby, Joan and John. JOHN DEPOL, FROM DARK TO LIGHT, WOOD ENGRAVINGS FOR THE STONE HOUSE PRESS.
With an introduction by M. A. Gelfand. New York The Stone House Press 1988 8vo. quarter cloth with patterned paper over boards. (viii), 127 pages.
Limited to 200 signed and numbered copies, of which this is one of the 155 copies for sale. This copy is signed by the Digbys, DePol and Gelfand. Contains sixty wood engravings executed by De Pol since 1982 for the books, broadsides, keepsakes and other ephemera produced by the Stone House Press. The text provides an interesting insight into De Pol's life and work, as well as a descriptive analysis of his engravings. A delightful tribute to this fine engraver. Prospectus loosely inserted.
Price: $ 325.00 other currencies Order nr. 23770

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See More... (Stourton Press) Dryden, John ALL FOR LOVE OR, THE WORLD WELL LOST: A TRAGEDY.
Westminster The Stourton Press 1931 4to. full vellum; title and publisher gilt stamped on spine, symbol gilt-stamped on front board; top edge cut, other edges uncut xxiv, 97+(1) pages
Limited to 158 numbered copies, printed on paper. and eight copies printed on vellum. (Modern British and American Private Presses 1850-1965, 175). This copy printed on paper. Decorations at the beginning of each act by Eliot Hodgkin and the decoration for the preface by Edward le Bas. Title page notes "written in imitation of Shakespeare's stile." Epistle dedicatory to the Earl of Danby, preface, list of alterations from the first edition of 1678, list of the publisher's errata. Boards lightly soiled, endpapers lightly tanned.
Price: $ 150.00 other currencies Order nr. 116363

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See More... (St. Teresa's Press) PSALMS OF PRAISE
(Flemington, NJ St. Teresa's Press 1967) 4to quarter Oasis Niger Goatskin, decorated Japanese Kinho paper-covered boards. (v), 30 pages
Limited edition of 100. Twelve selections from the Book of Psalms. Hand painted initials throughout the text and a hand-painted initial page showing a dove in flight. Handset Cancelleresca Bastarda type printed on Strathmore Alexandra Japan. Spine, and edges of boards at spine, show minor sunning. Tiny spot on front paper board. Small tape marks on pastedowns.
Price: $ 600.00 other currencies Order nr. 107137

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See More... (Swan Press) Andersen, Hans Christian. NOVA QUADRI PRESI DA CIO CHE VIDE LA LUNA
Chelsea, England Swan Press 1927 8vo. quarter cloth with paper-covered boards. (20) pages
Published in a limited edition of 100 numbered copies. The 8th production of this private Press (Ransom). Tranlated by Penelope Eyre. Illustrations by Joyce Garrick. Baskerville type on Hand-made paper. Typeset by L.D.O'Walters and H.M.P. Eyre. Presswork by H. Gage-Cole. Foxing along top edge of front and back covers.
Price: $ 185.00 other currencies Order nr. 76426

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See More... (Tern Press) Carr, J.L. DICTIONARY OF ENGLISH QUEENS, KING'S WIVES, CELEBRATED PARAMOURS, HANDFAST SPOUSES & ROYAL CHANGELINGS.
(Market Drayton) Tern Press 2003 8vo. cloth, paper spine label, cloth slipcase (40) pages
Printed in an edition of 25 copies in Delphil types and illustrated with original lithographs by Nicholas Parry. The text was first published in 1977.
Price: $ 250.00 other currencies Order nr. 75315

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See More... (Tern Press) Clare, John VERSES FOR HIS CHILDREN, TALES & OTHER TRIFLES IN VERSE FOR THE AMUSEMENT OF YOUNG MINDS CHIEFLY WRITTEN FOR & RELATED TO THE AUTHOR'S OWN CHILDREN WHEN UNDER TEN YEARS OLD.
(Market Drayton) Tern Press (1993) small 4to. flowered cloth, paper cover label (48) pages
Limited to an edition of 150 numbered copies signed by Nicholas and Mary Parry, the artist and printers. Printed to celebrate Clare's bicentenary, the poems, which were selected by Eric Robinson, are delightful verses dealing with the travails and joys of such creatures as ladybugs, moths, frogs, grasshoppers, birds and fairies. Illustrated with delicate hand colored relief printed etchings created by Nicholas Parry.
Price: $ 295.00 other currencies Order nr. 64832

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(Tern Press) Griffiths, Bill HISTORIES
N.P. Tern Press 2004 small 4to. quarter cloth with patterned paper-covered boards and paper title label on spine (30) pages
Printed in an edition limited to 30 numbered copies. The poem by Griffiths explores timeless ideas of what the world was like through time, before art and before difference. His poem is lyric, expressive and dense. Fairly abstract color illustrations punctuate the sparce text. Front board with multicolored patterned paper and the title printed in red. Half title page printed in red. Signed by Nicholas and Mary Parry. Some uncut edges.
Price: $ 175.00 other currencies Order nr. 78653

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