Catalogues

Catalogue 63: Holiday 2015

Catalogue 63: Holiday 2015

Seasons greetings from the JWAB Team! We are pleased to add our contribution to caroling crowd of holiday lists already thronging your inboxes. Ours brings you books on all subjects and at all price points, each almost (sorta, kind of) related to one of our chosen festive themes, among them music, being cold and indigestion.

Catalogue #62: Illuminations

Catalogue #62: Illuminations

Autumn 2015. Our latest in fine illuminated books and manuscripts including stunning miniatures and illuminations from the 13th through the early 16th century, as well as the very first book printed by computer from the 19th century.

London International Antiquarian Book Fair, 2015

London International Antiquarian Book Fair, 2015

We're gearing up for the London International Antiquarian Book Fair at the end of the month, and looking forward to seeing many of you there. We'll be bringing along some charming illustrated books and some new-to-us acquisitions, including Gould's "The Birds of Great Britain" and Boydell's illustrations of Shakespeare. You can find us at booth #B05.

Catalogue #61: Counter culture photography

Catalogue #61: Counter culture photography

To you, dear reader, we humbly present our latest catalog, comprised of a collection of recently acquired black and white photographs. The two photographers most represented within are Chris Felver and Lynda Koolish -- two Bay Area artists who offered a view of the literary movers and shakers of their respective eras. By Felver there are photos of important figures of the Beat generation, including Ken Kesey, Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti -- and from Koolish, we have photos of feminist writers Audre Lorde, Ntozake Shange, and Margaret Atwood. Between these two ends of the spectrum, we also have photos by Jack Welpott, CR Snyder, Chris Kessler, and Claire Burch. Enjoy.

Catalogue 60, Part 5: Children's Literature and Illustration

Catalogue 60, Part 5: Children's Literature and Illustration

Spring 2015: First edition classics by Carroll, Milne, Swift, and Stevenson, several inscribed and extra-illustrated; illustrators including Tenniel, Rackham, Newell, Shepard, and Sendak, as well as some more unusual items including an early English horn book and two very fine pop-up books.

William Blake: Blackwell's Short List 30

William Blake: Blackwell's Short List 30

Winter 2015. In conjunction with Inspired By Blake, a two-week William Blake Festival underway in Oxford, England, we are pleased to be collaborating with Blackwell's Bookshop on a list devoted to Blake's books and prints.

Catalogue 60, Part 3: Association Books

Catalogue 60, Part 3: Association Books

Summer 2014. A selection of signed and inscribed books, several extra-illustrated or with manuscripts laid in. From a 13th century bible from the library of Talleyrand to Where the Wild Things Are.