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S. Price, D. Chamberlaine, J. Potter, 1770. Third Edition. Hardcover (Full Leather). Fair Condition/No Dust Jacket. Size: Small Octavo. 2-volume set (complete). Text body is clean, and free from previous owner annotation, underlining and highlighting. Binding is tight, covers and spine fully intact. Scattered foxing, but text mostly clean. Previous owner's signature in ink. All edges clean, neat and free of foxing. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Antiquarian & Rare; All our pictures shown here are of the actual item, not stock photos. Inventory No: 6643. .

Savannah Georgia: Morning News Print, 1901. First Edition. . Hardcover. Very Good+/None Issued. VG+/1st ed. Jonathan Bryan was born in 1708 in Prince William's parish (Beaufort South Carolina). He was the youngest child of Joseph Bryan, owner of the plantation known as Providence. This is a record of his life in Georgia, starting with the founding of Savannah with Oglethrope, through to his death at age 80, having lived in Georgia for 50 years. Jonathan Bryan was an important civic and political figure in the Georgia and South Carolina colonies, owned a great deal of property in both and owned Brampton Plantation. Book condition is Very Good+; hand sewn binding is firm; there is no foxing, soiling or markings in book. 97pp. First Edition. Brown cloth covered boards have some rubbing to corners, and to the head and tail of spine. Some small spots on back panel. Gilt letter title is bright on front cover. A well preserved copy.

London: London: printed for and sold by Greenland & Norris, Finsbury Square, 1805. 1st Edition . Full leather. Very Good. Two separate works in one volume. First editions, octavo. Sketch of Worcester: [2], 16pp, with full complement of 14 engraved plates, one folding. Memoirs of Charles I: [1], 22, [ii]pp, complete with engraved title-page bearing portrait of Charles I and 17 engraved portrait plates together with closing publisher's adverts. In contemporary full speckled leather (lightly worn with minor loss to extremities), gilt rolls to board margins, spine gilt, gilt lettered black leather spine label, marbled endpapers with internal hinges expertly reinforced in matching blue cloth, twentieth century ownership label to front blank, sporadic light paper browning and unobtrusive soiling, overall an attractive complete copy of these two uncommon illustrated titles. The Sketch of Worcester is listed in ESTC (T155523) since it was previously thought to have been printed around 1760; 4xUK… Ler mais

This is an exceptionally maintained Book published in 1904. It is a Biography of William II, the Emperor of Germany. The Author, Marguerite Cunliffe-Owens, remained anonymous and did not include her name anywhere on this Book as she had done with several of her other Books. This Book has 282 pages and 16 illustrations. This Book also includes a signature by Emperor William dated 1903 under his photo in the frontispiece.

Imitations en grec de nos romans de chevalerie depuis le XIIe siècle. vii+371 pp. Imprimé à l'Imprimerie Impériale, Paris, 1866. Chapitre 1: Les derniers romanicer grecs, dits byzantins. Chapitre 2: Rapports de l'Europe avec l'Orient, surtout à l'époque des croisades. Chapitre 3: Aperçu général des oeuvres grecques où se montre l'influence des poëmes français. Chapitre 4: Le vieux chevalier - Analyse. Chapitre 5: Les amours de Belthandros le Romain et de la Belle Chrysantza, fille du roi d'Antioche la Grande. Chapitre 6: Les amours de Lybistros, chevalier latin et de Rhodamné, princesse d'Arménie - Analyse; Rapprochements avec quelques oeuvres du Moyen Âge. Chapitre 7: Les romans de la guerre de Troie, par Benoît de Sainte-More, poëme français terminé vers l'an 1180. Chapitre 8: Poëme grec publié par M. Bekker, 1845 - Il Filocopo, di Giovanni Boccacio. Chapitre 9: Bélisaire, poëme en grec moderne par Géorgillas Limnitès. Chapitre 10: ΙIstoyre du vaillant chevalier Pierre,… Ler mais

EUGENE O'NEILL. This book is the 1929 limited edition of Dynamo. Signed No. 546/750. Released with a slipcase, this copy is without. The book itself had been exposed to moisture evident on the cover and spine. The book is internally sound, the pages but for slight toning, are in fine condition. Book signed: "Eugene O'Neill" on the limitation page, 154p, 7 ¾" x 10 ½", hardcover. Mine is bargained priced to sell; I have found a copy of the autograph on sale for over $1,000; it was taken from the book and framed, go to this link to see their ad: https://www.historyforsale.com/html/prodetails.asp?documentid=251398&start=1&page=63Signed: "Eugene O'Neill", "Of this edition of/DYNAMO/Horace Liveright has printed in October, 1929/775 copies on all-rag watermarked paper./750 copies only are for sale/Each copy is numbered and signed by the author. Eugene O'Neill's play, Dynamo, had debuted in New York at the Martin Beck Theatre on February 11, 1929. The winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1936,… Ler mais

This antiquarian book is in fair condition. The binding is loose and coming apart and the cover is torn along the spine and the corners are worn. The pages inside the book are tanned and yellowed. One of the pages is loose. This book is not for reading or handling. It should be used as a collector's piece."The Congregational Church Hymnal, edited at the request of the Congregational Union by the Rev. Dr. G.S. Barrett, was published in 1887, and has been widely used by Congregational Churches both in this country and abroad. It is not possible any adequate estimate of the great influence of the book...." - from the Congregational Hymnal

Manchester, VT: Hudson Hills Press, (2010). First Edition. Hardcover . Near Fine/Near Fine. 609 pages. 9-1/2 by 12-1/4 inches. The 'first definitive account of the Tonalist movement that galvanized America's artistic life in the decades around 1900' -- from the jacket flap. With more than 600 illustrations, mostly in color. First edition (first printing). Near fine in a dust jacket

10pp. Frontispiece illustration by Philip Burne-Jones. Decorative red vignette of bats flying under a crescent moon to title page, duplicated on text pages. Rubbing/marks to boards and early foxing. A scarce survival.An unauthorized pamphlet featuring a poem written by Kipling to publicise for the painting by Philip Burne-Jones (a cousin of Kipling's) entitled "The Vampire," which was first exhibited at the New Gallery in London, 1897.

Japan: Harry N Abrams, 1981. 1st. Hardcover. As New/Very Good. NOT EX-LIBRARY NOT PRICE-CLIPPED.