first edition, 1907.
chicago: brewer, barse & co. 6.5 x 4.5 inches. 96 pages. hardcover. bound in crimson cloth covered boards with black and gold stamping. book condition: owner inscription to back pastedown. light edgwear and bumping. sunning to foot of boards. very good. jacket condition: chips.....
inscribed, first edition in first issue binding, 1927.
plate mounted to front free endpaper with inscription:
"a very happy evening
in oakland
sinclair lewis
to
fred hodkins"
new york: harcourt, brace and company. 7.5 x 5.5 inches. 432 pages. hardcover. bound in.....
first american edition, 1926.
decorations by ernest h. shepard.
[new york]: e.p. dutton & company. 5.25 x 7.5 inches. 158 pages. hardcover. bound in green cloth covered boards with gilt stamping.
first edition, 1883.
a spiritualist novel following a middle-aged woman in massachusetts as she travels the afterlife.
written by early feminist author who focused on women's subjugation and urged them to burn their corsets:
"burn up the corsets! ... no, nor do you save.....
limited to 500 copies, 1933.
new york: arrow editions. 6 x 9.25 inches. 62 pages. hardcover. bound in quarter red cloth and hand-made paper covered boards. deckled edges. book condition: quarter inch tear to front free endpaper. near fine. no jacket as issued.
1904. limited edition of 500. with cutout image of whitman, "the good gray poet."
boston: small, maynard & company., 6.25 x 9.75. 35 pages. hardcover. bound in black paper-covered boards with vellum tips and spine. book condition: soiling to spine and small stains to front and back cover. cockled.....
1905.
portland, maine: thomas b. mosher. 5.75 x 7.75 inches. 261 pages. hardcover. bound in paper boards. book condition: front hinge starting to split. mild shelfwear and toning commensurate with age. very good-. jacket condition: toned and rubbed with shelfwear throughout. very good.
later issue of the seventh edition, 1888.
philadelphia: david mckay. 6.25 x 9 inches. 404 pages. hardcover. bound in mustard cloth-covered boards. gilt stamping to front board and spine. top edge gilt. deckled edges. book condition: some very light rubbing to board. light chipping, soiling, and booksellers pencil to.....
two volumes in one, 1873.
from hawthorne's works- illustrated library edition. illustrated with a period wood engraving.
boston: james osgood and company. 5.25 x 7.75 inches. [xii] 288 pages [ii]. hardcover. rebound in half-morocco with marbled boards, edges, and endpapers. gilt stamping, lettering, and raised bands to.....
first english edition, 1891.
translated by laura ensor. illustrated with 42 vignettes by laurent gsell.
london: george routledge and sons. 5.25 x 7.5 inches. xiii, 321, [v]. hardcover. bound in publishers green illustrated cloth-covered boards. gilt lettering to title and spine. decorated endpapers. book condition: some shelf-wear. notable.....
early edition, 1892. scarce.
illustrated by h.p. barnes. typography by j.s. cushing and co. presswork by berwick and smith.
includes preface to second edition.
[boston]: samuel cassino. 5.25 x 7.5 inches. vi, 2-468, [ii]. hardcover. bound in publishers cloth covered boards with gilt lettering to spine and.....
1888.
"the text of the fourth edition, followed by that of the first; with notes showing the extent of the indebtedness to the persian original; and biographical preface."
new york and boston: houghton mifflin & company. 5 x 7.5 inches. 124 pages. hardcover. bound in quarter vellum covered.....
later printing, 1900.
includes two fold-out facsimiles of handwritten notes for the autobiography.
philadelphia: david mckay. 5.75 x 8.25 inches. 567 pages. hardcover. bound in stamped green cloth-covered boards. gilt stamping to front title and stamping to spine. top edge gilt. deckled edged. book condition: notable fading to.....
limited to 500 copies, 1898.
translated from the latin by "a physician."
first published in latin in 1639. it was the earliest printed work on the subject, considered to be the authoritative text on flogging for two hundred years.
paris: isidore liseux. 5.75 x 8.75 inches. [vii].....
october, 1897. edition of 204 copies.
with illustrations by albert herter.
new york: charles scribner's sons. 234 pages. 7 x10 inches. hardcover. bound in vellum inlaid with gold leaf. book condition: foxing, toning, and shelfwear. very good.
reprint of the first edition, 1923.
with the illustrations from the 1730 edition.
berlin and buenos aires: editorial internacional. [12] 274 pages, [1]. 12 plates. hardcover. bound in gold-tooled original boards. all edges gilt. book condition: some shelfwear. owner's bookplate to front free-endpaper. very good+.
1907.
edited with an introdution and textual notes by h. buxton forman, c.b.
includes charming photographs glued to pastedown.
london: henry frowde. 5.25 x 7.5 inches. 489 pages. hardcover. rebound in quarter vellum. all edges gilt. book condition: boards considerably bowed. light shelf-wear to corners. some.....
1894.
new york: the baker & taylor. 5 x 7 inches. 271 pages. hardcover. bound in green and silver stamped cloth-covered boards. book condition: toning to block. notable foxing to boards. owner's inscription to pastedown. very good.
new edition with color plates, 1917.
"a guide to the names, haunts, and habits of our common wild flowers."
illustrated by marion satterlee and elsie louise shaw.
new york: charles scribner's sons. 5.5 x 8.75 inches. 346 pages. hardcover. bound in dark green publisher's cloth binding with.....
fifth edition, enlarged and improved by the author, 1866.
philadelphia: moss & co. 5.25 x 8 inches. 524 pages. hardcover. bound in brown cloth-covered boards. gilt stamping to front board and spine. book condition: slight bumping to corners. notable shelfwear. starting to head of front joint. some fading to.....
later printing, 1898.
a polemical work disguised as a romance novel, jackson wrote ramona in response to the failure of "a century of dishonor" to draw attention the mistreatment of the indigenous population. while ramona was ultimately very popular, it's immediate result was a wave of california tourism, rather.....
second edition thus, 1902. one of 450 copies printed on handmade paper.
“reprinted from the germ,” where the poem first appeared in 1850 in the short-lived and now legendary pre-raphaelite journal. characteristic mosher typography and handmade paper give the volume the press’s distinctively delicate aesthetic.
portland, maine: thomas.....
first us edition, 1900.
new york: dodd mead & co. 6 x 9 inches. unpaginated. hardcover. bound in in original gilt-blocked, decorated cloth. top edge gilt. deckled ends. book condition: fading to spine. single spot to rear board. light shelf-wear. near fine--.
sixth edition, 1758.
london: a. millar and t. trye. 5.25 x 8.5 inches. 384 pages plus index. octavo. hardcover. bound in chocolate cloth-covered boards. book condition: considerable soiling to front and back cover. notable toning and staining throughout. tape repair to a2. n2-n7 loose. "for reference use only" stamp.....
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three works in four volumes, 1908.
from "the novels of jane austen in ten volumes" edited by reginald brimley johnson. illustrations by h.m. brock
london: j.m. dent and co. 4.5 x 7 inches. bound in art nouveau decorated, green, cloth-covered boards. deckled edges. top-edge gilt. book condition: soiling.....