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FAKES AND FRAUDS, VARIETIES OF DECEPT... Myers, Robin Winchester; St. Paul's Bibliographies, 1989
- Order nr. 27977
- $ 45.00 see more

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THOMAS J. WISE AND THE PRE-RESTORATIO... Foxon, D.F. London; The Bibliographical Society, 1959
- Order nr. 104185
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MONUMENTS INÉDITS OU PEU CONNUS, FAISANT PARTIE DU CABINE...

Second edition, enlarged with extra plates and including the supplement to the first edition. The supplement is now fully incorporated into the book. Its introduction forms a type of foreword and its plates (marked A-E) precede the LX plates of the first edition. Also includes a half-title not found in the first edition. (Ruju pp.297-299; Pollard pp.307; Hermann, Sotheby's pp.41-43). Designed as both advertisement and introduction to the last of the London sales conducted by Sotheby's, this splendid Catalogue has a brief introductory text in both French and English followed by deluxe chromolithographed illustrations. Time has not diminished the allure of the chromolithographed depictions of the fine bindings and decorative art used to enhance these early manuscripts. It is presumed that much of the material in this catalogue was stolen, as Libri, it is now known, was a notorious book thief who removed items from many continental libraries. De Ricci describes how Lord Asburnham was a great client of Libri's and the difficulties his family had in dispersing his library due to claims of ownership from various public libraries chiefly in France (English Collectors pp131-136). Sheets loosely inserted in modern cloth binder with original paper wrapper mounted on front. Paper repairs along edges.



 

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