London / Greenwich, Conn. George Rainbird / New York Graphic Society, 1958. Moore, Henry. First edition. Copy 20, one of the first 27 special copies, containing a signed original drawing as well as a signed lithograph, from the limited edition of 150 copies. Folio, 340 x 490 mm. Publisher's full... More about Heads, Figures and Ideas.; With a comment by Geoffrey Grigson
Paris: Editions Jeanne Bucher, 1934. First edition. Five volumes, each in different colored wrappers (purple, green, red, blue, yellow), in publisher's slipcase with spine and side labels. 22, 18, 26, 18, 25 leaves. 182 line-block reproductions after Ernst's collages. Light wear and fading internally fine. From the issue of 800... More about Une Semaine de bonté, ou les sept éléments capitaux
London: Hogarth Press, 1924. First edition. Small quarto,(10 in. x 71/2 in.) boards, very good. Dorothy Rutter bookplate. Woolmer 46. More about Mock Beggar Hall; With a cover design by William Nicholson
Chicago: William and Norma Copley Foundation, 1965. First edition. Portfolio, all illustrations, 26 cm. This publication assembled by Richard Hamilton according to Roth's instructions, consists of loose sheets, fastened through the middle, with a heavy staple, to the back cover. There is also a loosely inserted text folio. Slight edge... More about Copley Book
London: Routledge, 1866. Polished calf. Extremities rubbed; very good otherwise. Inscribed to Ira Gershwin by Gershwin biographer Edward Jablonski and other family members. With Ronald Fuller's 1925 Merton College bookplate by Rex Whistler. More about Curiosities of Literature; New edition
London: Routledge, 1865. Three volumes. Half calf, extremities rubbed; very good otherwise. Feom the library of Ira Gershwin with posthumous bookplate. More about Curiosities of Literature; Edited with a memoir and notes by B. Disraeli
New York: O. Halsted, 1823. First edition. 8vo, 383, [1] pp., original boards, detached, and worn, spine label chipped. More about An Account of the Yellow Fever, as it prevailed in the city of New-York, in the summer and autumn...
New York: Farrar & Rinehart, (1931). First edition. Green cloth, fine copy in the scarce dust jacket (small puncture in jacket spine). Hall A4. White wrote, quoted by Hall: "I cannot say, with any assurance, that 'all' the newsbreaks in Ho Hum and Another Ho Hum were mine. But most... More about Ho Hum. Newsbreaks from "The New Yorker".; With a foreword by E.B. White and...
N.p.n.d. Brainard, Joe. First edition. Wrappers, slightly marked, near-fine copy. More about The Drunken Boat. Drawn by Joe Brainard
New York: Telephone Books, 1984. First edition. Original wrappers, corner bent else a near fine copy. One of 300 copies, mimeographed at the Cherry Valley Editions. More about Hinge Picture
Paris: Fayard, (1934). First edition, on ordinary paper. Original wrappers, fine. Copy no. 23 of 75 on Lafuma, tirage de tête, Juliar D10.1. More about La Course du Fou. [The Defense]; Translated from the Russian by Denis Roche
Guilford, CT: Loon Books, 1980. First edition. Original wrappers, side stapled (one staple pulled); a near fine copy. One of 300 copies, mimeographed at the St. Mark's Poetry Project. More about The Liberties
Helskini: Eurographica, 1993. First edition. Wrappers, as new. One of 350 copies, signed and dated by Updike. More about Love Factories. Three stories with a foreword
New York: Putnam's, 1936. First edition. Original green cloth, some foxing, very good copy in lightly worn and chipped dust jacket. "In 'The Second Tree from the Corner', p. 32 EBW explains that the pseudonym Lee Strout White is a combination of his name and the name Richard Lee Strout... More about Farewell to Model T.; By Lee Strout White [pseud.]. With illustrations by Alain
Paris: The Olympia Press, (1955). First edition. Two volumes, original green printed wrappers. Light wear to the edges of the covers, and small stains on the edges, spines characteristically lightly tanned, a very good set. Issue "a" with 900 Francs price on covers. Juliar A28.1.1. More about Lolita
London: Printed for J. and R. Tonson, et al. 1753. First edition. Folio, (10 1/2 inches x 9 3/4 inches). Contemporary calf, expertly rebacked to style, spine richly gilt, some few paper repairs, very good condition. Samuel Powell (of Hammerton Hall) bookplate. The grandest edition of Duncan's popular translation of... More about The Commentaries of Caesar, Translated into English. To Which is Prefixed a Discourse Concerning...
Los Angeles: MGM, [1962]. Folio, self-wrappers, 20 pp. Very good condition. More about Lolita. Exhibitor's Campaign Book
London: Chatto & Windus, Stewart, Clair. 1951. Red cloth. Light spotting, but a nice copy, in dust jacket. First edition. More about The Table Talk of Samuel Marchbanks. With a Foreword by The Rt. Hon. Sir Norman Birkett....
New York: Prentice-Hall, 1945. First edition. Cloth, 330 pp. Very good in worn dust jacket. More about Television. The eyes of tomorrow
New York: McGraw Hill, 1953. First edition. Cloth, 700 pp. Good copy, notes on endpapers. More about Television Broadcasting
Baltimore: Johns Hopkons Press, 1950. First edition. Green cloth, fine in lightly worn dust jacket.198 pp., plates. Bookplate of Grant M. Hebstruth. Scarce hardbound edition of a guide for producing educational television programs. More about Science via Television
London: Pitman, 1930. First edition. Recent binding of green cloth, spine gilt. Fine. More about Television To-Day and To-Morrow; Foreword by John L. Baird
Washington: Byron S. Adams, 1909. First edition. Two volumes, viii, 731;xii, 311 maps. Green buckram, near fine, War Dept. Document No, 324. More about American Campaigns. In two volumes
Paris: Chavanne, (1950). First edition. Wrappers, illustrated, fine. More about Orson Welles
New York: Hermitage Press, 1946. First edition. Cloth. near fine copy in lightly chipped dust jacket. Inscribed by the author. More about How to Write, Sing and Sell Popular Songs