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Berkeley: Privately Printed, New Algonquin Club (no printer or publisher mentioned), 1906. First edition. Booklet with red ribbon tie at spine (later). This publication was advanced in commemoration of a banquet honoring Bibliophile Society member William K. Bixby, pictured in an etched frontispiece, by W. H. Bicknell (with tissue guard)..... (Item #4997)

Boston: Houghton Mifflin and Company, 1905. Nicely bound in full medium brown morocco, title in gilt on spine and cover, gilt-decorated turn-ins, top edge gilt. In a flannel-lined slipcase of marbled paper over boards, with leather-covered opening. One of 375 copies, in the original slipcase made for the binding with..... (Item #3591)

4to. 4pp. 1935. Printed on handmade paper. Half-page woodcut illustration on cover, another on p.2, both Edward Burne-Jones. Title, two specimen pages and one full-page discussion of the book and its interesting printing history. Fine. Scarce. (Item #3130)

London: Hesperides Press, 1930. Blue card wrappers with lettering in gold on front and small illustration of apple in gold on both covers. 8pp. sewn at spine. Apple design in blue on title page, printed in black with blue letting for titles, etc. With two page introduction on aims of..... (Item #3135)

Zurich & Leipzig: Rotapfelverlag, 1930. First edition. Original color pictorial paper covered boards, gray cloth spine. Superb cover and twelve full-page color plates by Ernst Kreidolf. A fine copy of a most scarce and attractive children's book by this master illustrator, Ernst Kreidolf. (Item #3560)

London: SPCK, [1906]. First edition. Original light green paper covered boards with red stamped border design and lettering on cover. Hand-colored and artfully illustrated on nearly every page by Edwards with interpretive scenes and activities of children at play in a style reminiscent of Walter Crane illustrations on nearly every..... (Item #4770)

A pair of superbly painted in many two-tile panels in many colors by C.D. Salt, Aesthetic and Arts & Crafts artist of the late 19th Century, signed by Salt and dated 1882 backed in the enamel on verso. One painted with a young woman in long flowing red dress, walking..... (Item #4751)

Cambridge: J. Baskerville, 1762. Contemporary 18th Century plished black calf with embossed central oval pattern and concentric floral ruling, marbled endsheets. Wear to covers, some internal wear, minimal paper damage, overall well-preserved. (Item #3931)

"I wish you good luck, a good conscience, a sweet and nice friend to kiss, and the flower, that slips through your fingers, turns into a forget-me-not." Larger size hand-colored etching in stippled style. 11.5 x 8.7 cm. Vienna, Johann Joseph Neidl, around 1820. A young man carries numerous baskets..... (Item #4744)

London: Printed for the Companie of Stationers, 1615; 1628. 24mo. Superb contemporary embroidered binding, woven with braids of silver threads patterned on both covers and spine, over embroidered oink, yellow and blue flower petals, over calf boards, with gauffered edges. Binding worn and reapplied to boards, but original and contemporary..... (Item #3913)

London: Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts & Green, 1864. First edition. Large, thick quarto, sumptuously bound in full, black crushed morocco, gilt lettering on spine with lavish full red morocco doublures surrounded by black morocco and the two intricately adorned with flowing gilt designs. On the front doublure, in gilt, is..... (Item #3198)

Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1898. Four copies of early Little, Brown and Company Autumn List for 1898, Arranged and Printed by Will Bradley, with his designs on cover and throughout, printed at the University Press. Some covers chipped, near fine internally. A most scarce gathering. (Item #4166)

Two empty folio size folders with inside fabric or paper "holders", the first with printed covers "Thomas William Camm... Smethwick," with printed label bearing original handwriting, "Original Black and White Drawings with Reproductions" in pen. Ties. Worn. Appears to be period, ca. 1870-90. The second, "Thomas William Camm, The Studio..... (Item #4853)