[Northport, NY]: April 13, 1961. Collection of three pieces documenting Jack Kerouac's engagement with one of the earliest academics to publish on his work. Includes a 2 page Typed Letter..... (Item #5027)
Rome: Typis Ludovici Grignani, 1650. First edition. Folio (pages 306 x 212 mm) collating: [64], 560, [30]; complete with the inserted illustrated title, portrait of Pope Innocent X, and the..... (Item #2613)
London: C. Chapple, 1812. First edition. Bound in 19th century three-quarter morocco over calf with boards ruled in gilt; spines with five raised bands embossed in gilt. Marbled endpapers. Light..... (Item #4081)
London: [T. Dawson] for Edward Aggas, 1578. First edition in English. Small quarto (171 x 120 mm). Modern half black morocco over marbled boards. Spine lettered and ruled in gilt..... (Item #3031)
London: Jonathan Cape, 1935. First trade edition. Finely bound by Bayntun-Riviere in full crushed brown morocco. Raised bands on the spine with gilt titles and decorative ornaments, all edges gilt..... (Item #5115)
Philadelphia: Printed for the Subscribers by Robert Bell, 1773. Second American edition. Contemporary sheep rebacked to style with five raised bands; portion of original morocco label laid down. Measuring 220..... (Item #4962)
London: Printed for J. Dodsley in Pall Mall; and T. Davies in Russell Street, Covent Garden, 1769. First edition. Blue-gray wraps stitched at spine. Pages measuring 190 x 120mm. Collating..... (Item #3514)
Los Angeles: Coast Printing Company, 1926. First edition. Second issue, with the Laws Becoming Effective July 29, 1927 tipped in behind the contents leaf. Original publisher's cloth binding with gilt..... (Item #4832)
Los Angeles: Coast Printing Company, 1926. First edition. Original publisher's cloth binding with gilt to spine and front board. Spine lightly sunned; gentle wear to corners. Contemporary ownership signature to..... (Item #5240)
London: John Murray, 1830-1833. First edition. A handsome set of this important early scientific work. Bound in contemporary quarter calf over cloth boards. Each volume rebacked, volume one with the..... (Item #2606)
London: Richard Bentley, 1841. First edition. A handsome set in contemporary three-quarter calf over marbled boards, with gilt and morocco labels to spines. Orange endpapers. With binders ticket of E...... (Item #3142)
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New York; Chicago: Macmillan; McClurg, 1910; 1916. First editions. Both books in original publisher's cloth bindings with titles to spines and front boards. The former in VG+ condition with some..... (Item #3350)
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Philadelphia: Charles A. Dixon and Co., 1873. First edition. Original printed wraps, with stitching holding well. Small stamp of Andover Newton to top corner of front wrapper. Mild offsetting and..... (Item #2727)
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Basel: Johann Amerbach, 1491. First edition. Contemporary wooden boards with later sheepskin spine, original brass catches and clasps, and later leather thongs. Fifteenth century ink titling to fore-edge. Some minor..... (Item #4528)
London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Greene & Longman, 1833. First edition. Publisher's cloth binding retaining the delicate paper label to front board. Some bumping to corners and faint spotting to..... (Item #3474)
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London: George Edward Eyre and William Spottiswoode, 14 June 1853. First edition. [16 Victoria, Chapter 30] Folio in self wraps, complete in 4 pages (313-316). Tall, wide-margined and in excellent..... (Item #4536)
[Surrey]: [1808]. Vellum manuscript measuring 520 x 670mm with text to recto only. Original horizontal and vertical foldlines. Some minor toning to recto and verso. £1 impressed duty stamp and..... (Item #4911)
London: Kenny & Co., 1888. First edition. Two parts in one, collating 20; 42, [2]: complete with two folding plates bound in at rear. Recent marbled wrappers with title to..... (Item #4037)
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Edinburgh: David Ramsay, Monday, January 19, 1801. First edition. Bifolio newspaper comprising 4 pages. Tax stamp to upper right corner of front page. Some toning and chipping to edges and..... (Item #2965)
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Washington: Government Printing Office, 1892. First edition. Listed on the front wrap as Bureau of Education Circular of Information NO. 1, 1892. Original printed wrappers with some minor chipping and..... (Item #2728)
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London: Melch. Bradwood for Edward Blount and William Barret, 1613. Second edition. Second edition of Florio's great translation which was first published in 1603. Small folio (11 3/8 x 7..... (Item #1790)
London: T. Cadell in the Strand, 1793. First edition. A tall, wide-margined and surprisingly fresh copy measuring 210 x 130mm (pages) and collating complete: xv, [1, blank], 48. Bound in..... (Item #4034)
Philadelphia: B&J Johnson, 1800. First American edition. Bound in self-wraps with the header Cheap Repository Number 17 to title page. First and final pages detached but present, else the chapbook..... (Item #2726)
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Bath and London: S. Hazard, J. Marshall, and R. White, [1795]. First edition. First issue, with Spinney recording this form of imprint in use from March to May of 1795;..... (Item #5090)
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London and Bath: J. Marshall, R. White and S. Hazard, 1796. First edition. Complete in 16 pages, with woodcut to front wrap. Disbound but holding well, with the front wrap..... (Item #4432)
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