London: John Baskett, 1717. This copy is described on page 144 of Griffiths’ The Bibliography of the Book of Common Prayer, several variants with engraved borders. This copy is another variant without engraved borders. Entirely engraved double-column text with dozens of silver plate engravings by John Sturt. Volvelle on page.....

London: Printed for A. Strahan; and T. Cadell Jun. and W. Davis, 1797. First edition of this groundbreaking and generally respected translation of the political and philosophical parts of Aristotle’s output. The analysis by ancient historian and classical scholar John Gillies (1747 – 1836) draws from Aristotle’s work a concept.....

Seattle: Aubergine Atelier, Printed at the Windowpane Press, 2019. One of two deluxe copies (total edition of thirty). Designed by Jodee Fenton at Aubergine Atelier and printed by Bonnie Thompson Norman at the Windowpane Press. 36 ff., plus fourteen Japanese kozo paper leaves painted on both sides by Jodee Fenton.....

London: Macmillan, 1868. Binding extremities lightly rubbed. Intermittent light foxing and minor marginal tear on p. 96. First few gatherings have been re-inserted. Contemporary ink inscription on front flyleaf. A very good copy and an example of a vulnerable deluxe trade binding that has remarkably survived. Publisher's brown morocco. Front.....

London: Printed by S. Richardson, 1758. First edition of the first English translation of the complete works of Epictetus. This esteemed work was the standard English version prior to Oldfather’s translation (1925-8). (See Long, Epictetus: A Stoic and Socratic Guide to Life, Oxford: 2002.). Some edgewear. Joints tender. Contemporary ink.....

Cambridge: Typis Academicis, 1716. First edition of the Zachary Pearce edition of Cicero’s De Oratore. One worn spot on front cover. Otherwise a fine, crisp copy. Contemporary panelled calf with gilt brown morocco spine label, edges sprinkled red. Octavo. [16], 384, 111, [1] pp. Pearce (1690-1774), a follower of the.....

[Sherman Oaks:]: Livre d'Art by D'Ambrosio, 1995. One of fifty copies printed letterpress on Lana Royal Classic paper. Signed on the title-page by D'Ambrosio. Printed letterpress in black and purple with woodcut backgrounds in various colors, several pages with embossed margins. A fine copy. Trapezoidal shape binding in quarter blue.....

Boston: The Stratford Co., 1924. First edition. Part of the Knights of Columbus Racial Contribution Series. Binding is bright and attractive aside from some slight darkening to spine and minor rubbing to corners. Minor marginal toning. A fresh, near-fine copy of a historical work that detailed the contributions of Black.....

[n.p.:]: 1955-57. 137 sheets of hand-drawn sketches (sixty-two on 9” x 11 ” sheets, 75 on 5 ” x 8 ” sheets). Most with handwritten design descriptions, notes, and accompanying fabric swatches pinned or taped onto the sheets. Also with price lists, inventories, and printed ads for the Candy Jr......

Seattle: Street of Crocodiles, 1992. One of a lettered edition of 26 copies. This copy is marked "proof copy." Five color woodcut illustrations. Illustrated, printed, and bound by the author. The linoleum blocks were printed on a Vandercook 4 and the text was printed on a C&P platen press. The.....

[ New York:]: [n.d., ca. 1910]. The samples included in these albums are executed with a remarkable level of skill, precision, and attention to aesthetics. The manuscript text explaining paper weaving patterns, plus the expertise on display in these albums, indicate that these were created by a teacher or a......

[Newtown, Montgomeryshire, Wales:]: Gregynog Press, 1935. One of 285 copies in pigskin out of three hundred total. With twenty-four woodcuts after drawings by Edward Burne-Jones, including two full-page and several half-page illustrations. Cut by Loyd Haberly and R. John Beedham and prepared for woodcutting by Dorothy Hawksley. Text printed in.....

[ Kajwa-dong, Gyeonggi, South Korea: Kajwa Farmers’ School, ca. 1948-1950.]. This unique scrapbook documents the work of students (mostly elementary- and middle-school-aged students, with some help from local high schoolers) and area residents to build a school and educational farm in Kajwa-dong from 1948-1950. The photographs preserved here show students.....