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4 1/2 x 7 inches. Famous lithograph image of "La Dame aux Camelias," by Aubrey Beardsley. A framed and matted original printer's proof with remnants of Heritage Gallery on verso verifying as Printer's Proof from a representative of the British Museum. As well, stated at lower right of image, "there..... (Item #3548)

London: Heinemann, 1922. First edition. In original printed dust wrapper. Blue cloth, gilt lettering. 22 color illustrations by Beerbohm tipped onto card stock art paper. A fine copy in near fine dust wrapper. Some extraneous ephemera and letters concening Rossetti's Cheyne Walk house laid in as well as a prospecus..... (Item #2024)

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1896. First edition. 12mo. Brown cloth with famed cover design by Margaret Armstrong consisting of stylized butterflies/bow-ties, gold lamps and vines stamped in bright gold and white. Superb copy without the usual foxing almost always found with this title. Cover gilt is bold and bright..... (Item #167)

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1893. First edition. Blue-gray cloth with wonderful design of cupid holding a heart with cat, teapot and cup stamped in bold silver, lettering in gilt on cover and spine. A scarce Armstrong title. A very good copy, with slight rubbing to margins of inner spine..... (Item #5841)

Roudnice nad Labem: Milan Svoboda, 1912. First edition. Striking and eminently aesthetic Czech production printed in Bohemia just after the turn of the century, bound in exquisite silk over boards with Noveau-style illustration and decorative borders on both covers, lettering on spine in light brown, by Ant. Malik. With six..... (Item #3893)

London: L. Booth, 1856. Stated "Second Edition Enlarged" 12mo. Three-quarter calf. Exceedingly scarce and oddball, if not scathing, poem intended (as per title) to address Tennyson directly by way of his allegorical poem, which must have met with some public acceptance as the "Second Enlarged Edition" was published in the..... (Item #1958)

Amsterdam: Scheltens & Giltay, [1909]. First Dutch Edition. Large quarto. Original color pictorial paper covered boards, brown cloth spine. 13 superb full-page color plates by Beskow. Cover and contents near fine; the book block is almost separated from the spine. Scarce. (Item #3317)

Munich: Georg W. Dietrich, [1908]. First edition. 4to. Original color pictorial paper covered boards, blue cloth spine. Olive green pictorial endpapers. Illustrated title, first page, and thirteen stunning full-page color illustrations by Elsa Beskow as well as half-page line drawings by Beskow throughout. One of Beskow's more alluring illustrated books..... (Item #2491)

London: J. M. Dent @ Co., 1907. Second edition. Arts and Crafts binding in full red-brown morocco with attractive linear gilt patterning and four clusters of leaf motifs on each cover, gilt decorated spine. Binding is signed in rear dentelle "WNL." Fine. (Item #2255)

New York: The American Historical Society, 1926. First edition. Large 4to. Exquisitely bound as issued in full rich dark blue morocco with elaborate inlaid red, light blue and still lighter blue morocco patterning, bold gilt block heraldic design on center with multiple gilt bordered lines and stippling on both covers..... (Item #2517)

Hand-crafted by Johanna Birkenruth, Morocco Leather Lined Revolving Book Case. Completely Covered in Morocco Hand-Tooled Leather by Birkenruth (signed in two places with her gilt signature pallet laid into one of the leather compartments. This is a fabulous, one-of-a-kind, Arts & Crafts style revolving bookcase, by Johanna Birkenruth, master British..... (Item #5004)

Edinburgh: A.C. Black, 1858. First edition thus. 8vo. Original plum cloth with blind-sped and gilt front cover and spine by JOHN LEIGHTON. Woodcut illustrations throughout engraved by Edmund Evans and Dalziel Brothers by Birket Foster, John Tenniel, T. Dalziel and others. Near fine. (Item #212)

Gouda: G. B. van Zonen, [ca. 1925]. Oblong quarto. Original color pictorial paper covered boards, blue cloth spine. Full-page color plates throughout by Eugenie Forke depicting two babies in various perilous underwater scenes, riding fish, etc. Quite charming. Very good. (Item #3322)