Reduced format edition. 
Price: 15.00 USD

The text is in Italian. 
Price: 50.00 USD

The American National Theatre and Academy was chartered by Congress in 1935. In 1946, it established the National Theatre Foundation which entailed "the pooling of ideas, resources, knowledge, in the sponsorship, stimulation and support of good theatre for the country as a whole".

The ANTA Album was a gala benefit performance inaugurated in 1948--"the first benefit given by the theatre for the theatre, by the people of show business for the idea and ideal of an American national theatre"--and presented each year thereafter. The 1951 Album was produced by Jean Dalrymple and the Mistresses of Ceremonies were Fay Emerson, Hedda Hopper, Margaret Webster and Tallulah Bankhead. Among the evening's performances were scenes from the musical productions "Finian's Rainbow", the operatic version of "Emperor Jones", "Annie Get Your Gun", "Porgy and Bess" and "Of Thee I Sing"; from the ballet "Rodeo", with music by Aaron Copland; and from the plays "My Sister Eileen" [with Shirley Booth], "Camille" [two versions, one with Uta Hagen, one with Eva LeGallienne], "Our Town" [with Thornton Wilder as the Stage Manager] and Shaw's "The Devil's Disciple". Also Gloria Swanson performed "Impressions of Charlie Chaplin". 
Price: 20.00 USD

592 items are catalogued. The catalog is not illustrated. 
Price: 75.00 USD

First edition.

An early appearance by Malcolm Cowley. 
Price: 20.00 USD

First edition. The text is in Swedish. 
Price: 45.00 USD

The Dutch Treat Club, founded in 1905, was an association of individuals active in literature, art, music and the theatre. Originally membership was limited to men and the club's yearbooks included "naughty" stories about women and cartoons and drawings of naked or partially nude females. After a controversial 1991 vote to admit women as members, the yearbook somewhat cleaned up its act.

A ticket to the 1967 Annual Dinner is laid in. 
Price: 30.00 USD

From the library of the Rev. Walter Harris, D.D. of Dunbarton, N.H., signed by him on the back cover. Walter Harris was the first pastor of the Congregationalists in Dunbarton, N.H.

A catalogue listing the Presidents and faculty as well as the alumni of Darthmouth College from 1763 to 1843.

SCARCE. 
Price: 125.00 USD

Edited by L. S. B. Leakey and Jack and Stephanie Prost / with the assistance of Ronald Goodman. 
Price: 10.00 USD

Reprint edition. Originally published in 1895. 
Price: 25.00 USD

First edition of this wonderfully illustrated Christmas book about Kris Kringle and Kristina.

American illustrator James Henry Daugherty (1889-1974) studied under Frank Brangwyn. He later won the Newbery Medal for his 1940 illustrated book "Daniel Boone". A WPA era mural he had painted at the Hamilton Avenue School in Greenwich, CT recently became the cause of controversy. When the long neglected, blackened mural was cleaned in 2006, it revealed a bright colorful depiction of Bunker Hill hero Israel Putnam, half-naked and tied to a burning stake surrounded by snarling animals and tomahawk-wielding American-Indians. 
Price: 35.00 USD

Third printing. Inscribed and signed by the author Margie Palatini in felt on the front endpaper. 
Price: 15.00 USD

First edition.

Inscribed by the author and the illustrator on the half-title and signed by each of them "Myrna & Paul". 
Price: 25.00 USD

Catalog for an exhibition organized by the Whitney Museum and shown at Philip Morris from October 2 to December 10, 1987. 
Price: 10.00 USD

250 items which appear in the Short Title Catalog or in Wing are catalogued with prices in pounds sterling. 
Price: 15.00 USD

First edition.

Inscribed by Chon Day on the front endpaper: "With Best Wishes for Happy Cruising / Chon Day AP". 
Price: 35.00 USD

It took Dazzi nearly twenty years to complete his monument to Marconi, a giant tower of sculpted marble figures. The text is in Italian. 
Price: 35.00 USD

194 items are catalogued, of which the last 94 are bibliographical works relating to early German printing. Prices are given in Dutch guilders. 
Price: 15.00 USD

Published in association with the M. Knoedler Gallery, New York, which held a De Kooning exhibition from November 14 through December 2, 1967. 
Price: 10.00 USD

First edition. 
Price: 20.00 USD

Secret Museums is a series which pairs authors and artists: "When a writer encounters the work of an artist, his reflections compel him to put pen to paper. The words he writes are a souvenir and Secret Museums is the record of such encounters." [From the dust wrapper copy]. 
Price: 15.00 USD

Bruce Bahrenburg was the unit publicist on the film. 
Price: 10.00 USD

First edition. The text is in Dutch.

Dutch admiral Michiel Adriaansz de Ruyter [1607-1676] distinguished himself under Tromp in the First Dutch-English War [1652-53]. He defeated the English fleet under Monck in the Four Days' Battle off Dunkirk [1666] during the Second Dutch-English War. During the Third Dutch-English War he commanded and won against the combined English and French fleets off Solebay Republic [1672] and Ostend and Kijkduin [1671], preventing a sea invasion of the Dutch Republic. He fought against the French and Sicilians and in 1676 was mortally wounded in battle off the coast of Sicily. 
Price: 200.00 USD

The text of this catalog produced by the Fondation Maeght is in French. It includes a Preface by Jean-Louis Prat and descriptive text by Georges Raillard and Jorge Semprun. 
Price: 75.00 USD

First edition.

Born into an aristocratic French family in 1816, Comte Regis de Trobriand traveled between France and the United States in the mid-1800s and was elected Colonel of the 55th Regiment of the U.S. Volunteers in 1861. He served with the Union Army during the Civil War and his account of the war,"Quatre Ans de campagnes a l'Armee du Potomac ["Four Years with the Army of the Potomac"], written to inform the French of the true facts of the war, was published in France in 1867, and in America in 1889. After the Civil War, he served in the regular army until his retirement in 1879. 
Price: 250.00 USD

First edition. 
Price: 45.00 USD

First edition. 
Price: 10.00 USD

First edition. 
Price: 10.00 USD

This catalog was published by Weber for the Musee d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris on the occasion of the exhibition "Seize Tapisseries de Sonia Delaunay", which ran from 26 October 1972 to 14 January 1973. There is an introductory essay by Jacques Lassaigne. The illustrations are accompanied by commentary and texts by Sonia Delaunay, Robert Delaunay and other artists and writers. The text is in French. 
Price: 20.00 USD

Multimedia artist, visual poet and performance artist Massimo Mori [b. 1944] founded the Ottovolante Group in Florence in 1983. An exhibition of Ottovolante's work, drawn from Mori's archival material, "Una stagione di poesia a Firenze: Ottovolante 1983-1992", was shown at the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale Firenze in 2003.

Very scarce. 
Price: 175.00 USD

First edition. 
Price: 10.00 USD

A series of workshops was held from April 16 to 25, 1992 for the purpose of producing this information kit. The workshops were titled Regenerative Agriculture in the Hills of Nepal, Cropping Systems and Post-Harvest Technologies, Vegetable and Fruit Production, Natural Resources and Their Enhancement, Livestock and Fodder, Soil Fertility Composting and Manuring, and Pest Management.

Scarce. 
Price: 75.00 USD

First illustrated edition. 
Price: 35.00 USD

Denst & Soderlund was a progressive Chicago wallpaper company founded in 1947 by Jack Denst and Donald Soderlund. Both trained at The Chicago Institute of Design. The graphic artist Clarence Hawking joined the firm in 1951. Denst & Soderland collaborated with the British illustrator Roland Emett in the late 1950's. The firm is represented with their screen print wallpaper "The Broken Ladder" in the Victoria & Albert Museum. 
Price: 450.00 USD

Third edition. The text is in German. 
Price: 25.00 USD

A beautifully produced souvenir book for this Paris Folies Bergere production by Paul Derval, directed by Michel Gyarmathy. Musical adaptation by Pierre Larrieu, with new songs by Pierre Larrieu, Georges and Andre Tabet, Francis Lopez, Fred Freed, Maurice Vandair, Varona and Brodsky. Among the performers depicted in the book are Veronica Bell, Irene Godard, Frederic Rey, Yvonne Menard, and Sive Norden. 
Price: 50.00 USD

Limited edition of 500 numbered copies signed by the author and illustrator on the colophon. The text is in Hungarian. 
Price: 35.00 USD

First American edition. 
Price: 17.50 USD

First American edition.

"This retrospective study focuses on [Dutch photographer] Dibbets' architectural interiors, tightly coiled sequences of photographs dropped onto modulated color fields; the predominantly Dutch and Italian pavements and ceilings represented in the photographs and the atmosphere of the textured color grounds distill the experience of interior space. At the same time Dibbets examines the fragmentary nature of any such representation, and the abstraction inherent in the attempt, exemplified in the abstract patterns of the surfaces documented."--From the dw. 
Price: 75.00 USD

Revised and enlarged edition. No. 41 of 250 copies signed by Eckel. 
Price: 275.00 USD

The superb plates by Charles Dana Gibson include "Scrooge / From 'A Christmas Carol'"; "Mr. Pickwick Delivering His Famous Oration / From 'Pickwick Papers'"; "Mr. and Mrs. Micawber, David Copperfield and Traddles / From 'David Copperfield'"; and "Caleb Plummer and His Daughter / From 'The Cricket on The Hearth'" 
Price: 200.00 USD