[London:]: 2015. One of seventeen numbered copies. Illustrated with prints and photographic reproductions; there is frequent use of lino cut with etching in the prints, and they painted with watercolor, gouache, acrylic or colored ink. The paper is mould-made Velin Arches. Other papers are colored Bugra Butten, blue and green.....

Newspaper clippings, posters, and other campaign promotional items laid in or pasted down on the first [90] pp., except for on a few blank pages. The remaining pages of the scrapbook are blank. Some of the items are in color and many of the newspaper clippings include photographs. Also with.....

San Francisco: David Magee, 1967. One of 475 copies, printed by Robert Grabhorn and Andrew Hoyem. Sixty full-size reproductions of original letter sheets, one in the rear pocket. Fine in plain paper dust jacket. Spine of jacket a bit browned. Original prospectus and order form laid in. Quarter red morocco.....

Cambridge: Printed by Tho: and John Buck, printers to the University of Cambridge, [1629]. The first King James Bible printed at Cambridge, a model of fine editing, introducing nearly 500 changes that have become standard. Elaborate wood-engraved architectural title-page, woodcut headbands, initial letters and tail-pieces. Text in double columns. Separate.....

London: Henry F. Bumpus, 1906. Twelve engraved plates. Joints corners lightly rubbed, edges foxed, occasional foxing to text. A very good set in an attractive, unsigned binding. Full contemporary burgundy straight-grained morocco. Covers and spines decoratively paneled in gilt. Top edge gilt, others uncut. Gilt inner dentelles, red silk endleaves.....

Paris: Chez Gissey, Bordelet, Ganeau, 1739]. First edition of the first part, early edition of the second part. Light wear at binding extremities. A very good copy. [ Together with: ] [ Aubert de la Chesnaye Desbois, François-Alexandre]. Lettre ¡a Madame la Comtesse D***. Pour servir de Supplément à l’amusement.....

Oxford: E theatro Sheldoniano, 1710. First Sheldonian edition. Illustrated with four copper-engraved folding maps. Greek and Latin text on facing pages. The commentary by Eustathius is in Greek only. Some light foxing. Copper-engraved bookplate of the Duke of Sussex on front pastedown. A very good copy. Contemporary calf with covers.....

Parmae: In Aedibus Palatinis, Typis Bodonianis, 1793. First Bodoni edition. It was reprinted in 1796. Faerno’s Centum Fabulae was first published by Vicenzo Luchino in 1564 with illustrations by Pirro Ligorio. A list of twenty other editions of Centum Fabulae is included at the end of the present work (pp.....

London: T. Cox, 1729. First edition in English. Copper-engraved title-page vignette. Some wear to back cover, occasional minor soiling. Generally a very good, clean copy. Contemporary calf, rebacked. Gilt-decorated spine with red morocco label. Octavo. [16], 216, [6, index], [2, ads] pp. John Freind (1675-1728), who was educated at Christ.....

[Vancouver, British Columbia]: HM Editions, 2019. One of 10 deluxe copies in a special full calf binding by Claudia Cohen, with the two added portfolios of pattern prints, and signed by Barbara Hodgson and Cohen on the colophon. 20 regular copies and 6 hors commerce copies were also made. With.....

Philadelphia: Johnson & Warner [Lydia R. Bailey, printer,], 1808. Early American edition of this dog story for children, originally published by Elizabeth Newbery in 1798. This edition was one of the first publications of Philadelphia printer Lydia Bailey, who continued working until 1861. Wood-engraved frontispiece of a boy carrying his.....

Oxford: Clarendon Press by James Fletcher, 1746. First edition. Spine darkened, contemporary small ink notations on pastedowns. A very good, clean copy. Contemporary calf, ruled in blind, edges stained red. Two parts in one volume, twelvemo. [10], 119, [3], 312 pp. A significant contribution to classic studies with regards to.....

Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 19 April, 1494. Fourth incunable and first Koberger edition. Also first quarto edition, notable for being small and easier for scholars to take with them. The Repertorium in postillam is not an edition of the Postilla but rather a subject index to it, organized in dictionary (A.....