1844. London: Edward Moxon, Dover Street, MDCCCXLIV (1844). Two vols., 8vo., 8, xvi, 250; iv, 275 pp. Original blind-stamped slate green vertically ribbed publishers cloth with title in gilt to backstrip. Housed in blue cloth slipcase with blue morocco backstrip and title stamped in gilt. Head and tail of backstrip..... More
2005. Pennyroyal Press: 2005 Broadside, 14 1/2 x 19”, wood engraved illustration, text in black and red. Except for some minor dents and a small tear to the top edge this is a very good copy. Signed by both Barry Moser and Paul Mariani. § A de luxe broadside from..... More
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1978. San Francisco: Two Windows Press and JPP Graphic Arts Center, 1978. Calendar, 12 x 17 1/8”, cover printed in black and red, four color lithographs, terminal ads for Hoefer Scientific Instruments with b&w photos. Staple bound as issued; very good. § First and only edition of this finepress calendar..... More
1530. [circa 1530?]. Woodcut 5 1/2 x 6 1/4” with text to verso, mounted; good. § Original woodcut taken from a Latin text. Depicts Mercury arriving at Carthage to deliver Jupiter's message to Aeneas. A third figure is working with an axe. More
1954. San Francisco: Grabhorn Press, 1954. 8vo, 96pp. Green half-cloth with decorative covers. Yelow lettering to backstrip. Slight edge wear. Ink inscription to front free endpaper: “Frank Norris, July 30, 1954”. A very good copy. § Revived as the Forty-ninth Grove Play of the Bohemian Club of San Francisco and..... More
1900. The Dalles, Oregon: March 1900. 2pp. (oblong, 192 x 117mm), 16 lines in ink on rectos only, signed in full and dated. Fine condition, attractively mounted and framed. § An original signed manuscript transcription of one of Miller's sweeter and more enduring poems, "The Voice of the Dove," differing..... More
1902. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1902. 8vo, xiii, 504, (6, ads) pp. With 8 black and white illustrations by Arthur I. Keller. Original beige cloth titled in red and gilt and with design of holstered pistol intertwined with a lariat. Cloth slightly toned, backstrip with minor wear to foot..... More
1855. Hagley Hall: 1855-1857. 8vo, 69 pp. Manuscript. Bound in limp cloth, faded, especially at backstrip. Marbled edges. In very good conditon. § A “Victorian deathbed account” of Mary Lyttleton, née Gladstone, sister-in-law to Prime Minister W.E. Gladstone, compiled by her husband George Lyttleton. According to DNB a few copies..... More
