The Golden Chalice por Gustafson, Ralph ( SIGNED ) - 1935

New York: L.C. Matlack, 1850 Additional title page in gilt, 202pp, bound in brown cloth with blind stamped borders, gilt flowers, gilt designs on spine, all edges gilt, designed endpapers. Covers show corner wear, wear to top/heel of backstrip, interior foxing. BINDING & HINGES TIGHT.

Springfield, MA: Zone Art Center, 1991 IN NEAR FINE CONDITION. Unpaginated, oblong format, in original stiff wraps with plastic spiral binding. ILLUSTRATED poetry and stories, inspired by unusual triptychs created by Kearns and displayed on buses. This book is 9 writers that responded to the the images in poetry & prose. Includes folding illustrations.

Elkin Mathews. London.,1903. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo.5 6pp booklet. Fine, unopened copy in publishers printed wraps. Housed in an early chemise and quarter blue morocco slip case, spine with raised bands and gilt lettering. Fine copy.:

Boston: Walter H. Baker Company, 1929 IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. 60pp [4], bound in original stiff wraps, with binding and hinges tight. Pages age darkened, price on cover changed to 75 cents. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR INNER MARKINGS. In a protective mylar sleeve.

Georgetown, British Guiana: The Argosy Company Limited. Good with no dust jacket; Boards bubbled and chipped, edges rubbed. 1931. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0811529738 . Paper covered boards quarter-bound in brown cloth. Index. A lovely copy of this poetry collection complete with an introductory essay. 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 186 pages .

London Printed at Chiswick Press, 1892. HB NODJ ISSUED, 1892, 1st edition, with colophon on Last page,Soft Light Brown Tweed with White Vellum Leather Spine with Gold Gilt Decorations & Titles, NF/VG+, AS-IS, NODJ, Minor Cover Rub & Scuff, Minor Soil Spine, Some Fox, 194 pgs, Interior Nice, Tight, Clean, . First Edition. Hard Cover.

The Bobbs-Merrill Company. Good+ with no dust jacket. 1912. No Edition Stated. Hardcover. Rubbing to edges of covers w/several tiny tears and couple small chew marks to front corner of spine, interior hinge cracking, upper spine has moisture mark w/small mark to first 3 pages and last 3 pages at spine but not affecting plates, 3 plates have small tear to bottom edge that doesn't affect picture; all plates are present and clean; features the Fadeaway Girl drawings .

New York: Harper & Row, 1976. Signed by the author. First edition / First printing. Brown cloth spine, tan paper-covered boards. Very fine in very fine, price-clipped dust jacket with one light crease to the front flap. A beautiful copy of a scarce book. The author's first book. The seventh volume in the Harper and Row Native American Publishing Program.

First edition thus. Routledge, Warne and Routledge. London. 1864. Small Octavo. x, 610pp. Engraved frontispiece, and 7 further tissue guarded engraved plates. Full green morocco, spine in five compartments with raised bands and gilt double boxing, dotted rules and foliar embellishment. Gilt rules and embossing to covers, inner gilt curlicues. Corners slightly rubbed.. All edges gilt. Endpapers lightly toned. Charles Thurnam and Sons Carlisle bookseller plate to verso ffep.

Inscribed "Second Music Prize Presented to Miss Browne by H. E. Ford Abbey Street Xmas 1865." [Miss Harriet Emma Ford, of Abbey Street School in Carlisle.] Emma Browne of Tallantire Hall, later Mrs Emma Moorsom, wife of James Marshall Moorsom.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882) poet. First published edition in the UK to include Tales of a Wayside Inn and Birds of Passage.

Seventeenth Edition, but the first edition of the completed work. Embellished with a Characteristic Frontispiece. John Joseph Stockdale. London. 1807. Octavo. xxiv, 152pp. Rowlandson engraved frontis. Contemporary half calf, marbled boards. Toning to title and frontis.
Provenance: Bookplate of B. Haigh Allen to fep. Signature of Bn. Haigh to title. Yorkshire financier, Benjamin Haigh Allen (1792-1829) was a personal friend of William Wilberforce and campaigner for abolition.
Barrett, Eaton Stannard (1786–1820) poet, satirist. 'All the talents' is a political satire of the Whig coalition. Published parts, the later 'editions' were augmented by further dialogues. This is the first edition of the complete work.
"The coalition government formed in February 1806, following Pitt's death. Supposedly embracing 'All the Talents', it was composed of the followers of Lord Grenville and Charles Fox, bolstered by those of Lord Sidmouth (Addington). The resignation of the Talents in March 1807 was precipitated… Ler mais