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Comedy
of Twelfth Night, or, What You Will, by William
Shakespeare, illustrated by W. Heath Robinson.
London: Hodder & Stoughton,
1914. No. 64 of limited edition of 350
numbered copies signed by artist. Full
vellum quarto, 143 pages, gilt cover design & title, top edges gilt. Forty (40) tipped-in color plates on heavy
stock mounted on dark green paper.
Original silk ties are missing; previous owner names appear. $950 The
Complete Works of William Shakespeare, edited, with a
glossary, by W. J. Craig. London: Oxford University Press, 1924. Octavo, three-quarters leather, raised ribs,
gilt title & decorations on spine.
1352 pages. $250 The
Decameron (2 octavo volumes), by Giovanni Boccacio,
trans. by Richard Aldington, illus. by Jean de Bosschère. NY: Covici, Friede, 1930. Red cloth & half-leather binding with
marbled endpapers. 342 & 342 pages. This is #17 of an edition of 2500. $500 The
Divine Comedy: Paradiso, Vol. 2: Commentary, by Dante
Alighieri, trans. With commentary by Charles S. Singleton. Princeton University Press, Bollingen Series
LXXX, 1975. 610 pages with
bibliography. VG/VG. $50 The
Divine Comedy: Purgatorio, Vol. 2: Commentary, by Dante
Alighieri, trans. With commentary by Charles S. Singleton. Princeton University Press, Bollingen Series
LXXX, 1973. 849 pages with
bibliography. VG/VG. $50 Eight
Modern Writers, by J. I. M. Stewart. Oxford:
Clarendon, 1966 printing. From History of English Literature
series. Inscribed by author in 1968;
personal, handwritten letter from a(See
also First Editions, Special, Limited, Signed, Inscribed.)uthor laid in. Leather/silk personal library dust jacket over original cloth/dj,
VG/VG. One-of-a-kind item. $75 Ernest Hemingway and the Little Magazines: the Paris Years, by Nicholas Joost. Barre, MA: Barre Publishers, 1968. Inscribed by author on title page. 186 pages, including index. VG/VG. $60 Finnegans Wake, by James Joyce. NY: Viking, 5th printing, March 1947. "A list of corrections of misprints, prepared by the author [who had notoriously illegible handwriting] after publication of the first edition [May 1939 by Viking], appears at the end of this book." Clothbound, 643pp w/ addenda 629-243. Front hinge cracked; spine ends and corners worn. $50 SOLD The
Heptameron: Tales and Novels of Marguerite, Queen of Navarre,
trans. by Arthur Machen. NY: Knopf,
1925, second printing. Clothbound, gilt
title, 385 pages. From Borzoi Classics
series. Marguerite of Navarre is also
known by bibliophiles as an important book collector. $80 Poetry
& Repression: Revisionism from Blake to Stevens,
by Harold Bloom. Yale University Press,
1976, first edition. VG/VG. $25 The
Parthian, by Vic Hurley. NY: Fleet, 1960. VG- in
G+ dj. $125 Pride
and Prejudice, by Jane Austen, with preface by Frank
Swinnerton & illustrations by Helen Sewell. Westport, CT: Easton
Press, 1977, limited edition. Red
leather binding, ribbon bookmark, silk endpapers, decorative cover. VG. $160 The
Princess Casamassima, by Henry James, with introduction
by Lionel Trilling. NY: Macmillan,
1948. Two duodecimo volumes with
beautifully marbled boards, black spines.
Original slipcase worn. $30 Sermons
and Soda-Water, by John O’Hara. New York: Random House, 1960, first printing. Three volumes in
slipcase. VG/VG. $35 The
School for Scandal, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan,
edited & introduced by R. Compton Rhodes; decorations by Thomas
Lewinsky. Oxford: Shakespeare Head Press, 1930, printed at
Stratford-on-Avon. Half-vellum with
red-decorated paper over boards; limited edition of 475 copies printed on
handmade paper. Sunned and worn. $100 Some
Memories of W. B. Yeats, by John Masefield. Dublin, Ireland: The Cuala Press, 1940, #291 of a limited first edition of 370
copies. Clothbound octavo, blue boards,
quarter-linen, printed in black and red, printed spine label. Thirty pages, frontispiece of 18 Woburn
Buildings. Text leaves opened preceding
and following unopened text pages.
Clean, unmarked. $350 “1601”:
Conversation as It Was by the Social Fireside in the Time of the Tudors
(embellished with an illuminating introduction, facetious footnotes and a
bibliography by Franklin J. Meine), by Mark
Twain. NY: Privately printed for Lyle
Stuart. Special collector’s limited
edition facsimile reproduction of West Point Edition. Red cloth in slipcase. $45 The Return of Sherlock Holmes, 1905, 1st American edition. Shelfwear and cracked hinge. $95. SOLD (See also First Editions, Special, Limited, Signed, Inscribed.) |