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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
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