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New York: (Pynson Printers), 1936-1937. First edition. Four volumes: Autumn 1936, Winter 1937, Summer 1937 and Autumn 1937. Scattered foxing otherwise near fine to fine in original glassine. Item #55462 More
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New York: (Pynson Printers), 1938. First edition. Four volumes: Winter 1938, Spring 1938, Summer 1938 and Autumn 1938. Scattered foxing otherwise near fine to fine in edge-worn original glassine. Item #55464 More
Rockville: Quill & Brush, 1975-1986. Each is a first edition. A collection of the books we published before Putnam started publishing us in 1989. They were INSCRIBED to a bookseller, in some cases to two (one being Bev Cheney, a good friend who died a few years ago). Includes the..... Item #40400 More
London: Constable & Co Ltd., 1934 & 1948. First edition. 400 pages, four plates, index. The most famous case of bibliographical investigation to uncover the frauds of Thomas J. Wise. Fine in dust jacket with only minimal wear on edges. Along with "The Firm of Charles Ottley, Landon & Co..... Item #29817 More
Philadelphia: Menamin & Ringwalt, 1871. First edition. This remains a major reference for American printing history [Bigmore & Wyman p.259, Appleton p58]. Illustrated with 38 full-page plates including a beautiful colored chromolitho frontis, an example of printing for the blind, and a double-spread color facsimile of a leaf from the..... Item #52565 More
London: Privately printed, (1811). Second edition. Greatly expanded from the 1809, 80-page first edition, THIS IS THE VERSION THAT BROUGHT HIM FAME. Two volumes bound in one; this copy with volume II title page (from the large-paper issue) inserted following p.[276], as sometimes seen [Windle A11c]. "...dialogues on books and..... Item #56175 More