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London: Gainsborough Gallery, ca 1900. First edition. Printed wrappers. 8pp. A treatise on the paintings exhibited as well as an order form for "Mr. Holman Hunt's Picture (reproduced at the following prices...) which appears on rear cover. Near fine. From the William Fredeman Collection, inscribed by Fredeman on front cover..... (Item #2223)

Liverpool: Walker Art Gallery, 1907. Original beige printed wrappers in red and black. Second Printing. 52 pages with extensive commentary and photos of paintings, over 100 entries. Index. Corners chipped, very good. Scarce. From the William Fredeman Collection, signed by Fredeman in pencil on front fly. (Item #2439)

Leipzig: 1911, Berlin. S. Fischer for the Society of Bibliophiles. Elephant folio bound in rich dark brown crushed morocco with gilt interlocking and bold gilt borders on both covers as well as additional stylized gilt designs on inner dentelles all in the style of Henry van de Velde, superb interpretive..... (Item #2113)

New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1897. First edition thus. Two Volumes, 8vo, 6 x 9 inches. Exquisite textured crimson cloth with bold gilt stamped cover designs by Armstrong of arrowhead and feather motifs, on covers and spine. Illustrated throughout. Near fine. Scarce thus. (Item #5109)

East Aurora: Roycroft Press, 1905. First edition. Bound in exquisite Roycroft full calf modeled binding, one of only 50 copies so bound, in the Roycroft Bindery shop. Front cover with wonderful deep modeled textured bed with stylized vine and leaf design left in relief. There is a central panel with..... (Item #4633)

One page on mourning stationary from T. W. Jackson, the curator of the Hope Portrait Collection in Oxford, to an unnamed recipient regarding a query for a portrait, "Hope Port. Coll[ection], Oxford, 22 Oct. 1909. Dear Sir, We have no portrait of a John Paine [sic], the translator of Villon..... (Item #3029)

London: Published by "Country Life," George Newnes, 1903. Second edition. 6 x 9 inches. Wonderfully bound at W. H. Smith Bindery (with their WHS monogram on gilt pallet on rear dentelle), under the direction and tutelage of Douglas Cockerell in full crushed dark green morocco with all-over gilt triple blossom..... (Item #5059)

London/Boston: Elkin Mathews/Copeland and Day, 1895. First edition. Gray paper covered boards, title, author and publisher printed in black on spine. Limited to 750 copies.E. One of the most uncommon of all Copeland and Day titles to be found in first edtion, and this an exemplary copy with no sunning..... (Item #2958)

Amsterdam: Van Holkema en Warendorf, [1908]. Oblong 4to. Original color pictorial glazed paper covered boards, red cloth spine. Extremely rare jugendstil-style book with superb near full-page color plates throughout in a style reminiscent of Ernest Kreidolf. No copies located on the net. World Catalog has two. Slightly shaken in the..... (Item #2701)

Paris: Organe Officiel Illustre de LíUnion International des des Beaux-Art, des Lettres, des Sciences et de líIndustrie, 1907. First edition. Original scarce number of this Parisian revue, pictorial covers, No. 29. pp. [523]-[554] This number includes 5 original woodcuts by Kandinsky. Roethel Reference: Der Rhein (The Rhine) 1903 printed in..... (Item #4389)

Paris: Organe Officiel Illustre de LíUnion International des des Beaux-Art, des Lettres, des Sciences et de líIndustrie, 1909. First edition. Original scarce number of this Parisian revue, pictorial covers, No. 48. pp. [1111]-[1142]. This number includes 1 original woodcut by Kandinsky. Roethel Reference: Schalmei (shawm) 1907 (R#54). Les Tendances Nouvelles..... (Item #4390)

London: Macmillan, 1877. First edition. Blue gray cloth with black and gilt designs on front cover and spine. 176pp. 13 full-page plates by E.V.B. (Eleanor Vere Boyle). Corners bumbped, near fine copy of a scarce tite to find in presentable condition. (Item #5156)