1/1,350 copies.

60 bindings by T. J. Cobden-Sanderson, his contemporaries and the Doves Bindery are catalogued. Printed at The Spiral Press. 
Price: 50.00 USD

First American edition. 
Price: 25.00 USD

First trade edition, wraps issue.

"This poisonous little book is only fractionally less provocative than the Balthusian child temptress herself. A metapornographical prose with a quite fantastic species of English...." [From the inside front wrap copy by David Dalton]. 
Price: 10.00 USD

Originally printed in Glasgow in 1796. This limited edition reprint of 407 copies was "printed by Howard Coggeshall at his Press in Utica, New York, on Kaatskill type designed in 1929 by Frederic W. Goudy". In addition to operating his private press, Coggeshall worked with Frederic Goudy at the Village Press.

Rare. 
Price: 125.00 USD

A student publication of the Hartford Art School, financed by the Student Faculty Association of the University of Hartford. "Dedicated to five men who served our school admirably while in its service and who because of various extenuating circumstances found it necessary to leave".

Rare. 
Price: 25.00 USD

A title in the Whitney Museum's "American Artists Series". 
Price: 25.00 USD

First edition.

Crosby Gaige's copy with his book label.

Together with: Wise, Thomas J. COLERIDGEIANA: Being a supplement to the Bibliography of Coleridge. London: The Bibliographical Society, 1919. Octavo, beige cloth backed gray boards titled in black. Soiled & darkened. 38 & 2 pp. Very good. Also with Gaige's label. 500 copies printed. 
Price: 150.00 USD

First edition.

Inscribed by Alice Curtis Desmond and signed in full on the flyleaf.

A historical adventure novel for young people, set in 1532, about a 12-year-old boy from Panama who is allowed to join his father, Marshall de Almagro--partner of Francisco Pizarro--in an expedition "for Cross and King". 
Price: 15.00 USD

Among the contents are articles on developments in housing finance and on Turtle Bay Gardens in New York City, The Villa Pazzi near Florence, the display room of the Eller Motor Company and the American Chicle Company's Factory in Long Island City. 
Price: 20.00 USD

"Italian Directors" series. Scarce. 
Price: 25.00 USD

A study of the alcohol consumption in West Greenland by the Committee for Social Research in Greenland. The text is in Danish with a summary in English [pages 127-141]. 
Price: 25.00 USD

"Ghost of Chance", a novella on the origins of human evil by William S. Burroughs, illustrated by George Condo, was the eighth book in the Artists and Writers Series published by the Library Fellows of the Whitney Museum of American Art. This is the prospectus for the book. 
Price: 20.00 USD

As early as 1896, a group of Greenwich Village artists, poets and other artistic and literary personalities were meeting weekly at Maria Del Prato's Italian restaurant on MacDougal Street. The group, which became known as The Pleaides Club, included Paul Du Chaillu, Mark Twain, Stephen Crane, William Garrison, Clara Louise Kellogg and other luminaries among its early members. As it grew and needed larger quarters, the group first moved to the Black Cat then to the Hungaria, eventually settling in at the Hotel Brevoort in 1906. The club's mission was simply to provide a convivial and friendly audience to inexperienced artists through its weekly meetings and publication of their work in its yearbook, The Pleiad. 
Price: 150.00 USD

Of a total edition of 2,000 this is number 387 of 950 copies signed by George Constant and accompanied by a signed original woodcut. The woodcut is a full-face image of a woman's head in black on a sheet of cream stock, 9-7/8 inches high by 8-1/4 inches wide. It is signed "1/100 G. Constant" below the image. The right margin and the bottom edge of the woodcut are a bit rippled, probably due to humidity.

A Golden Griffin book in the Contemporary Artists Series edited by Basil J. Vlavianos. 
Price: 150.00 USD

A price list is laid in. 
Price: 10.00 USD

First edition.

A delightful French version of "The Owl and the Pussycat", charmingly illustrated by Barbara Cooney, with a glossary and the text of Edward Lear's original in the rear. 
Price: 10.00 USD

First edition.

The eighth title in the seires "Le Theatre & Les Jours", published in collaboration with the Theatre National Populaire. The text is in French. 
Price: 15.00 USD

Later printing. 
Price: 20.00 USD

The contents include a statement by Francis Ford Coppola, a chronology of the making of the film, credits and bios. 
Price: 10.00 USD

First edition. 
Price: 10.00 USD

Uncorrected proof. Not all of the photographs were published in the proof. 
Price: 75.00 USD

The text, which is printed in Spanish and English, includes a foreword by Fernando Trevino Lozano, Jr., Director General of MARCO; an essay "Joseph Cornell: 1950s & 1960s" by Walter Hopps; and "Objetos y Apariciones", a poem by Octavio Paz, dedicated to Joseph Cornell and translated by Elizabeth Bishop. 
Price: 25.00 USD

First edition. 
Price: 50.00 USD

First edition. Uncommon.

"The unconscious mind can receive impressions from outside either through the senses, seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, touching, or else what we call the imagination, and thus from the conscious mind in the higher animals. The unconscious mind is continually receiving suggestions through these various mediums; the weaker suggestions are ignored, but the stronger ones if impressed on the unconscious sufficiently firmly are accepted and tend to become true for the person whose body that unconscious inhabits. Thus the unconscious may receive a suggestion from your imagination that you are going blind, and if this suggestion is impressed sufficiently firmly on your unconscious, it will be accepted, and the tendency will be for you to go blind. Thus we may define Auto-suggestion as the power possessed by the unconscious of receiving suggestions and sending through the body impulses of a mental, moral, or physical nature in accordance with these suggestions." -- Excerpted from page 5. 
Price: 50.00 USD

First edition.

The book was written and compiled by the three executors of Coward's Estate and includes unpublished material from his own archive. 
Price: 20.00 USD

Among the contents are speeches presenting medals to Leon Edel by Malcolm Cowley, to Samuel Barber by William Schumann and to Allen Tate by Stanley Kunitz, with brief acceptance speeches by Edel and Barber. There are commemorative tributes to Samuel Eliot Morison by Henry Steele Commager, to Walter Lippmann by George F. Kennan and to Thornton Wilder by Leon Edel. An address by Henry Steele Commager is titled "Recreating the Community of Culture". Richard Wilbur gives the opening introduction. 
Price: 20.00 USD

First edition. 
Price: 35.00 USD

SCARCE. Includes recipes for pepperpot soup, pea soup, tomato soups, soft shell crabs, oyster fritters, broiled salmon, roast duck, roast pigeon, chicken croquettes, chicken salad, lobster salad, broiled partridge, boiled rabbit, golden plovers, fried sweetbreads, roast shoulder of veal, saddle of lamb, fried potatoes, stewed mushrooms, tartlets, fig pudding, lemon pie, green corn pudding, Berwick sponge cake, etc., etc., etc. 
Price: 25.00 USD

First edition. 
Price: 15.00 USD

First edition. Limited to 1,000 copies printed on handmade paper by Charles Whitingham at the Chiswick Press. 
Price: 895.00 USD

Deducing from other copies held in libraries, there appear to be two editions, or issues, of this book with the copy at hand being a first edition. According to Chester Topps' "Victorian Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905", Vol. IV, 1999, p. xii, the imprint of the publisher from 1868 to 1871 was Scribner, Welford & Co., New York and from 1872 to 1877 it was Scribner, Welford & Armstrong, New York. Later editions of this book include Armstrong in the imprint whereas this edition lists "Scribner, Welford & Co.". Also, the second edition sometimes has a hand-colored frontispiece and includes four pages of publisher's ads, which are not present here.

The contents consist of stories, each one page long with an illustration on the facing page. The frontispiece is signed with John Tenniel's initials. Among the other illustrators are Walter Crane, Myles Birket Foster, Charles Joseph Staniland, Alfred W. Cooper and William Small. The engravers were Dalziell Brothers, whose device appears on the verso of the title page and on the colophon.

The book is rare. The combined holdings of both editions in WorldCat and COPAC are only seven copies. 
Price: 500.00 USD

"Limited cloth edition".

Edited by Bradford Morrow. Consulting Editor: Kenneth Rexroth. Contributing Editors: Edouard Roditi (Paris); Walter Abish, Guy Davenport, Claude Fredericks, Donald Hall, Nathaniel Tarn (USA). 
Price: 20.00 USD

Second edition. 
Price: 20.00 USD

The catalog lists estimated prices. An owner has noted prices realized against most of the items in pencil or ink. 
Price: 15.00 USD

The French edition of this book, based on Julien Crozet's notes, was lost. Helene Roux reconstructed a French version from Henry Ling Roth's 1891 English translation. 
Price: 45.00 USD

"Clement Lorimer" is a biblio mystery and one of the earliest detective novels.

The book also includes: James Smith: "Kit-Cat Sketches"; Elie Berthet: "The Gold Mine" [with 11 illustrations]; Samuel Lover: "Short Irish Tales"; Gerald Griffin: "Card-Drawing"; M. G. (Monk) Lewis: "My Uncle's Garret Window"; Hoffmann: "The Wonderful Adventures of the Student Anselmus"; Douglas Jerrold: "The Ring and Mendicant"; and Tom Hood: "Tales and Papers". 
Price: 150.00 USD

Text: Peter Bennett. Design: Dreadnaught.

Images of children as seen by illustrators of books and magazines, posters and advertisements, chapbooks and comic strips over more than 450 years. Among the many illustrators represented are George Cruikshank, Sir John Tenniel, Kate Greenaway, Arthur Rackham, Edmund Dulac, Maurice Sendak and Norman Rockwell. 
Price: 10.00 USD

Paintings on wood and metal, part of a group of works to which Cucchi gave the collective title "Vitebsk/Harar". 
Price: 45.00 USD

The plates are from prints in the collection of Harry T. Peters, who writes a brief introduction to the book. 
Price: 25.00 USD

A promotional brochure for the Art Students League. John Steuart Curry was an instructor in drawing, painting and mural composition. 
Price: 20.00 USD

A follow-up to the 1968 Kerner report on the 1965 Watts riots in Los Angeles, published in the wake of the 1992 Los Angeles riots over the beating of Rodney King. This is a prepublication copy released on February 28, 1993. The final version, a copy edit of this version, was to be published in the spring of 1993

Rare in commerce. 
Price: 125.00 USD

Custer Ephemera Society Reprint #1, limited to 300 copies. A facsimile reprint of the New York edition of 1897. It reprints a letter in which Elizabeth Custer defends General Custer against the charge that he disobeyed General Terry's orders at the battle of Little Big Horn. 
Price: 25.00 USD

Custer Ephemera Publication Number Eight, limited to 1,000 copies. Reprinted from the August 1890 Harper's Magazine. 
Price: 10.00 USD

First printing.

Susanna Cuyler, creator of B. Rugged Books notes on the inside front wrap: "1992 f/a/c is a xeroxed collage book. Please offer text/images for improvement in future printings - all help shall be acknowledged." The feminist actions and protests recorded revolve around such subjects as violence against women, abortion, women's health, war, the military and foreign sales of arms, taxes, child poverty, care-giving and discrimination against gays.

Uncommon. 
Price: 75.00 USD

Review copy.

Laid in are a typed publisher's review slip, a carbon copy of pressman Fridolf Johnson's review of the book, and two TLSs from the publisher, Thea Wheelwright of TBW Books to Johnson.

A festschrift for calligrapher Raymond Da Boll (b. 1892). James Wells of the Newberry Library notes in his Foreword that Da Boll was one of the most distinguished alumni of the Newberry Calligraphy Study Group, a band of students attracted to the Library in 1942 when it acquired the Ricketts Collection of writing-books and calligraphic manuscripts. "The Library and the world of fine writing profited a great deal from their use of the collection." In addition to Wells, the contributors include Paul Standard and Warren Chappell, among others. 
Price: 45.00 USD

First edition.

Signed by Maud Dale at the end of her preface. 
Price: 175.00 USD