Near Stationers-Hall, London: Printed for R. Barnham, and Sold by J. Morphew, 1715. Octavo. Extracted from a pamphlet volume. 23,[1]pp. The final two leaves are slightly tanned. Very good, sound and complete. First edition. Published in 1715, the same year as the first major Jacobite rebellion against George I. The pamphlet.....
London: John Murray, [1948]. Small quarto. Pictorial red cloth. First edition. 166 black & white half-tone plates and photographs, most of which have been specially taken by Betjemand and Piper, a folding map, a Gazetteer to all the Parishes, and an index. Boards a trace bowed, otherwise very good copy.....
London: Chatto & Windus, 1922. Bright green loth, paper spine label. Frontis, five plates. With the bookplate of collector/bibliographer Richard Little Purdy. Label darkened, else a near fine copy, lacking the jacket. A must for Bloomsbury collectors.First edition. Dedicated to his friend John Maynard Keynes, Strachey presents his biographical portraits.....
New York City: Glenn Horowitz Bookseller, [2004]. Octavo. Decorated green and white stiff card, paper label, full fold-in flaps. First edition. Frontispiece color illustration, color plates. [8],67,[5] pp. Excerpt of 1928 letter to Virginia Woolf as prologue; Introduction by Sackville-West's son, Nigel Nicolson; Notes, and Works Cited. Collection of forty-five.....
New York: Pantheon, [1953]. Cloth and decorated boards. First edition, preceding the British publication. Poet Ralph Hodgson's copy, with his ownership signature and date. Offset to endsheets from clipping, otherwise a nice copy in lightly edgeworn dust jacket.
London: Edward Arnold & Co., 1934. Thick octavo. Navy cloth, gilt spine. x,277,[1] pp. Frontispiece portrait by Roger Fry, numerous photographic plates and facsimiles. Presentation copy from Forster to Fry, "Roger from Morgan / 13-4-34," written on the second free endpaper. Forster was a friend to Dickinson for 35 years.....
New York: The Grolier Club, 2008. First edition, limited edition. Large octavo. Cloth and decorated paper. 11.5 x 8.75 in. [4],152,[6] pp. Color frontispiece, and numerous color plate illustrations. Introductory note, ten individual topical essays, author biographies, notes, and bibliography. Published to accompany the exhibition at the Grolier Club, New.....
London: Chatto & Windus / The Hogarth Press, [1984]. First UK edition. Green cloth, gilt spine. 181 pp. Half-tone photographs in text. Fine, in near fine dust jacket illustrated by the author. First edition. Angelica Garnett, daughter of Vanessa Bell and niece of Virginia Woolf, was a child of Bloomsbury. Duncan.....
Hackney, London: The Stourton Press, 1988. Private, Limited Edition. Tall, thin octavo. Red cloth, gilt stamped spine. Frontispiece photograph of Rylands tipped-in. Privately printed for Lord Rothschild, limited edition № 32 of two hundred. Signed by Lord Rothschild on the Rylands photograph "Victor Rothschild," in black ink, and signed below.....
Secaucus, NJ: Lyle Stuart / A Mario Sartori Book, [1987]. First edition. Octavo. Cloth and boards, copper stamped on spine. First edition. Frontispiece illustration. 119,[65] pp. First edition. A biography with 106 illustrations on 64 black & white plates. Author's preface, foreword by the Duke of Devonshire, epilogue by Sir.....
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New York: Covici-Friede, 1929. Victory edition. Tall octavos. Gold cloth, blue paper, embossed with silver Art Deco design stamped on upper panel and spine. Frontispiece portrait. Two volumes; xxiv, 506 pp. Top edge gilt, fore-edges uncut; spines sunned, silver gilt rubbed, as usual. A few preliminary leaves faintly foxed, else.....
[New York:]: Viking, [2001]. First American edition. Black cloth, salmon boards, gilt spine. 580 pp. Black and white photos. Third and final volume of Skidelsky's definitive biography of Maynard Keynes, dealing with the period from 1937, when Keynes had become the most famous economist and one of the most famous.....
Cork, Ireland: [Mark C. Nolan, 2013]. First edition. Black cloth, gilt spine. 210 pp. Black and white plates. Index and appendix. Typed letter to the editor of The Yale Review, signed by the author, laid in. Fine, in fine pictorial and printed dust jacket. Scarce, self-published title. First edition. "On.....
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Tavistock Square, London: Published by Leonard and Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press, 1929. Octavo. Orange cloth lettered in red; orange dust jacket lettered in red. 160 pp. 7 ½ x 4 ⅞ Toe of spine appears to have been exposed to some damp as does the dust jacket in.....
New York and London: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, [1975]. First American edition. Small quarto. Pale green cloth, gilt spine. 128 pp. 136 black and white illustrations. Bibliography, chronology, list of illustrations, and index. Dust speckled at top edge, remainder mark at bottom, else a very good copy in a good, unclipped.....
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[London:]: Horizon, June 1941. Tan wrappers, printed in black. 72 pp. Black & white plates of Anglo-Saxon art. Cyril Connolly, editor. "Frederick Ashton," Beryl De Zoete; "The Freedom of Necessity -- I," Archimedes; "Virginia Woolf," Martin Turnell; "The Petrified Man," Eudora Welty; "The Art of the Anglo-Saxons," T. D. Kendrick.....
Cambridge: At the University Press, 1925. Teal blue wrappers, paper label. First edition. Light use at edges, else about fine, and absolutely hilarious.
Washington, DC: John Basil Barnhill, February 1912 - January 1914. Octavos. Stapled, printed self wrappers. A few issues untrimmed and/or unopened. Some minor occasional soiling and rust at stapled edges; a very good set of the complete run of this short-lived anarchist periodical, planned as a monthly but Barnhill was.....
London: William Heinemann, Ltd., [1934]. First edition. Thick octavo. Brown cloth, stamped in gilt. [10],531,[1] pp. Shelf wear at bottom edge, top edge of spine close-splayed, bookplate to front pastedown, stamp of NY literary agency to first free endpaper, else rather good; in an unclipped pictorial dust jacket that has.....
London: Constable and Company Ltd., 1911. Pale green cloth, gilt spine. First published in 1907, this is a later impression. 320 pp., four pages of "Works by the Same Author" follows the text. An attractive book plate for the collector Paul Hyde Bonner (1893 – 1968) is tipped onto the.....
London: Dennis Dobson Ltd., [1950]. Small octavo. Lavender cloth. 332 pp. Reproduced by photolithography from the original Faber & Faber 1933 edition. Tiny bookseller's label on rear pastedown; very good or better, in a moderately worn dust jacket with a snag at the top edge. .
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1946. Blue cloth, gilt spine. Frontispiece portrait, and three further black & white plates. Near fine in a slightly nicked, unclipped pictorial dust jacket.First edition, first printing, preceding the British edition. Elizabeth Tudor grew up in the Court of Henry VIII, he being her father.....
London: Duckworth, [1929]. Black cloth, lettered in red to upper panel and spine. 7.5" by 5". Frontispiece portrait of Sitwell by Pavel Tchelitchew. About fine, in lightly spotted pictorial dust jacket.First edition. Sitwell's long poem of 500-plus lines combines both dense and obscure language with a bleak picture of modern.....
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1943. First American edition. Mauve paper covered boards, printed paper label on spine and onlay to upper board. 37pp. First American edition. Printed by Peter Beilenson at the Walpole Printing Office, typeface designed by W. A. Dwiggins. Near fine in good printed dust wrapper with.....
London: Printed for Richard Simpson at the Three Trouts, and Ralph Simpson at the Harp in St. Paul's Church-yard, 1695. First edition. Octavo. Bound in contemporary calf with a calf overlay repair, now peeling; red and gilt title panel to spine. Boards firmly attached, newer end papers. [8], 320 [i.e......