New York: Chanticleer Press, Inc. 1949. 4to, 79 pp. plus 106 pages of plates. Color frontispiece. Full red cloth with gilt lettering to front cover and backstrip. Illustrated dust-jacket with light chipping to edges. Very good. § First printing. More
Pennyroyal Press: 2005. Broadside, 14 1/2 x 19”, wood engraved illustration, text in black and red. Near fine except for a tiny tear to the top edge, a black speck in the left margin and some faint wrinkling. Signed in pencil by both Barry Moser and Paul Mariani. § A...... More
Nuremberg: c. 1770-1800. Full sheet, 15 x 12 ins., folded once as always. Matted: in perfect condition. § A superb example of a full sheet of Dutch gilt paper, used for endpapers or (later) bindings on chapbooks, signed at the bottom edge PAUL REYMUND NURNBERG NO. 19. It is a...... More
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Bushey Heath: Taurus Press, [1972?]. Oblong 8vo, 15pp. Original brown cloth with printed label, fine. § Limited to 200 copies. Piech was an American who lived and worked much of his life in England (in advertising), he was noted for his private press productions of works by William Blake as..... More
Castle Books, 1985. Folio, 335 pp. Illustrated in full color and b/w throughout. Cream paper boards, dark brown lettering to backstrip, color illustrated dust jacket. Very good. § A history of the art of the West told through the collection of the Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art..... More
