Resultados da Pesquisa: Títulos que começam com O de gStrum

Very Good. [Signed First Edition] New York: Payson and Clarke, 1929. Hardcover in air brushed deco boards and block-printed futurist dust jacket by Allan Gould. First trade edition bound at the Plimpton Press, Massachusetts. 104 pages with front blank signed and inscribed to industrialist Frederick J. Emmerich by the author, dated 1929. Minor shelf-wear to protected jacket, else very good condition; no owner marking, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (fr/fs)

Hardcover. Good. [FIRST EDITION] N.Y.: McGraw-Hill, 1965. Hardcover, no dust jacket. The superior first English edition with tipped in color plates. Translated by Michael Bullock. 244 pages with numerous illustrations throughout, including the 20 mounted color plates. Covers a bit sunned, soiled, else very good overall condition. No marks, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (ab)

Single Issue Magazine. Very Good. Large format softcover with fold-out cover featuring original drawings by Flavio Manzoni. 176 color pages. Article topics include 599 GTO, Steve McQueen, 750 Monza, F1, Ferrari watches, Ferrari World, etc. Factory Ref. 95993244. Excellent condition. (CW)

Hardcover. Very Good. [FIRST EDITION] New York: Platt & Munk, 1935. Hardcover, no dust jacket. 4 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches with 62 pages. Bound in green cloth with large front cover illustration and lettering in black. Spine lettering in black. Endpages illustrated in color with nursery rhyme characters. Illustrated on every other page with a full page color illustration. One of the 'Wee Books For Wee Folks' titles. Very good overall condition with minor soiling to covers, no owner marking, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (frnc)

Hardcover. Good. Copenhagen: Hans Reitzel, 1962. Softcover in decorated dust jacket. Part One of this series of linocuts from 1955-1959 with a total of 53 linocuts. The images are reduced with original dimensions shown on the page. Unpaginated, the original prints of the 1959 edition are reproduced with the arrangement and the preface the same as those of the original edition. Jacket a bit soiled with some edge-wear, text block age-toned, else very good overall condition. No marks, NOT EX-LIBRARY.

Hardcover. Very Good. [FIRST EDITION] Milano: Banca Popolare di Milano, 1986. Large hardcover in pictorial dust jacket. 224 pages illustrated throughout with color and b/w photos and historical depictions. Text in Italian. Very good overall condition; no owner marking, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (lr)

Paperback. Good. [FIRST EDITION] Washington, DC: Renwick Gallery / Smithsonian Institution, 1977. Tall softcover exhibition catalogue. 85 pages illustrated throughout in b/w. Prior owner name crossed out on ffep, minor shelf wear (small tear to top of spine) else very good overall condition; NOT EX-LIBRARY. (shelf3)

Good. [FIRST EDITION] Seattle: Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, 1987. Tall softcover in decorated stapled wraps. 16 pages, illustrated with b/w plates and in text photos, etc. An exhibition catalogue featuring the installation work of three artists. X-library with sticker and stamping from prominent art institution, with some bumping and light edge stain, else good overall condition. (c1)

Hardcover. Very Good. [WITH ORIGINAL DRAWING BY JOYCE WITTENBORN] New York: George Wittenborn, 1956. Hardcover in dust jacket, quarto, 31 pages, illustrated in b/w. Front paste-down and ffep decorated with color drawing, presumably by Joyce Wittenborn, inscribed "Greetings to Kurt and Alice/ From Joyce + George". Very good overall condition, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (fprw)

Realities Library. Paperback. Very Good. [With Don MacQueen Interview] San Jose: Realities Library. 1983. First edition. Stapled yellow illustrated wrappers. Unpaginated (32 pages). Includes: Don MacQueen, Miriam Cohen, David Chorlton and over 100 reviews. Partially mis-bound, addressed to poet Rick Peabody on rear wrap, else a very good copy. No owner marking, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (p)

Hardcover. Good. FIRST EDITION. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1877. Hardcover buckram with hand titling (with original titled wraps bound-in.) A small handbook, meant to accompany travelers on their ocean voyage. 44 pages plus titled blank pages for notes. Ledoux gives such useful advise as: "I have always felt that a body washed ashore in good clothes would recieve more respect and kinder care than if dressed in those only fit for the rag bag." A RARE title and important document of 19th century sea travel. Some repairs to original covers, minor toning, erased owner name on front blank, else good overall condition. NOT EX-LIBRARY.

Hardcover. Very Good. [SIGNED] New York: W.W. Norton, 1995. Hardcover in pictorial dustwrapper. 112 pages. Inscribed by the author (to a fellow poet?) on the half-title, additionally signed on the title-page. Very good condition with front board slightly splayed; no owner marking, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (frnc)

Library Binding. Good. (Np - Berlin?): np, 1765. An unpaginated 12 page titled softcover in later (19th c.?) library style card binding. A single 7-page poem with 2 page introduction. Text in (old) German. Presumably the first (and only) edition of this scarce title. Old repairs to pages, binding chipped at spine; some old penciling to age-toned stock. RARE - NOT EX-LIBRARY.

Hardcover. Very Good. Paris: Les Editions Rieder, 1929. Softcover in titled wraps and glassine jacket, as issued. First Edition. 64 pages with 60 full-page heliogravure plates in b/w. From the series 'Maitres de l'Art Moderne.' Light age toning, else very good overall condition. No markings, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (fprw2)

Very Good. Oversize softbound edition. With additional promo inserts. Very good unread condition with light wavering, no underlining, NOT EX-LIBRARY!!! (B)

Friedlaender, Johnny. Hardcover. Very Good. [WITH ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH LAID IN] New York: Touchstone Publishers, n.d. (1965). Tall hardcover in gilt-decorated cloth boards with acetate dust jacket and publisher's pictorial slip case.. Limited Edition. 80 pages with 14 tipped-in color prints among 88 total illustrations, plus an original color lithograph laid in. Dj a bit puckered as usual some wear to upper slipcase spine, else very good overall condition; no owner marking, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (fprw)

Paperback. Very Good. [FIRST EDITION] Paris: Editions Rivarol, 1950. Softcover in illustrated paper over card covers. Number 728 of 3500 copies. 45 pages of text + approx. 90 plate pages with color and b/w reproductions (some tipped in). Includes a separate portfolio of 12 loose plates at rear, 5 being pochoirs prints, the rest gravure b/w. photographs; 3 pages of manuscript in facsimile, bibliography, etc. A bit bumped, one or two deal notes at rear, else very good overall condition; NOT EX-LIBRARY. (fprw)

Good. 1st EDITION! 26 (of 27) Vols lacks Vol 22. Many inscribed "COMPLIMENTS OF SENATOR G(eorge) G(raham) VEST" Famous for "Dog is Man's Best Friend" Speech Occ damp-stains else G+

Paperback. Very Good. [FIRST EDITION WITH CIGAR LABLE COVER] Sharon Center, OH: American Antique Graphics Press, 1992. Trade Paperback, Bound in tall stiff wraps decorated with actual cigar label. 129 pages. Very good overall condition; no owner marking., NOT EX-LIBRARY (shelf2).

Plastic Comb. Good. [DONALD DESKEY COVER] New York: Exposition Publications, 1939. Oblong comb-bound softcover in pictorial wraps. The first dition of the Deskey-designed soft-cover edition (not the common hardcover published by Art News). Unpaginated (about 200 pages) illustrated throughout in color & b/w). Minor bumping to covers else very good overall condition. No owner marking, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (shelf2)