London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, 1830. First edition. Some rubbing and a few scuffs to binding extremities. A very good copy of a scarce set. Nineteenth-century half red morocco over decorative boards, gilt spine. Three volumes in one, large twelvemo. xxiv, 302; iv, 302; iv, 370 pp. This is.....

[ Philadelphia: 1922 ]. One of 500 copies, signed by the author. 250 copies comprised the international edition with translations in French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Japanese. The pages of the original manuscript were written and illuminated by the author from her notes made in preparation for the paintings from.....

[Portland, Oregon: For the author, 1916 ]. Revised edition. One of 1,000 copies printed for Sanger by an Oregon union organizer, possibly with funds provided by Marie Equi (Helquist, p. 274). The Portland edition is unique because it was revised by Equi and includes a statement by her specifying that.....

Geneva: Paul Estienne, 1603. First edition of Paul Estienne's greatest achievement. Schreiber notes: "This is not a mere reprint of Henri's edition of 1578, but a much improved work: besides the commentaries of Camerarius, it includes the Annotationes of Henri Estienne, which were not found in the earlier edition. The.....

London: Printed for C. Hitch and C. Davis…, 1742. First edition. Front joint neatly restored, top of spine chipped, corners slightly worn. A very good copy. Contemporary sheepskin with gilt red morocco spine label. Twelvemo. [26], 358 pp. Trapp (1697-1747) was the first professor of poetry at Oxford, taking up.....

London: Printed for James Rivington and James Fletcher, 1759. First edition in English of the first history of California, which “gave the English-speaking world its earliest thorough account of the little-known areas of the west coast of North America,” (Hill). The original Spanish edition was published in 1757. With four.....

London: Printed for John Clark and Richard Hett, 1725. First edition, presentation copy. Engraved headpieces, tailpieces, and initial letters. Slight offsetting and intermittent browning. Light creasing to a few leaves in in gathering H. The occasional minor stain. Inscribed by the author on the recto of front flyleaf: "To My.....

[ n.p. ]: 1878. Text on versos only. 117 leaves, each illustrated in pen, ink, color wash, and other graphic processes with crests, arms, or flags in gold and color. Color and gilt title-page. Binding extremities lightly worn, two very small 2” cracks on lower front board. A few small.....