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East Aurora, 1904-1905, 1909, Roycroft Press. Original printed pictorial wrappers. Both full of nice color decorations, origiinal photos of books, etc. One near fine, the other with wrappers severed at spine, esle very good. (Item #3387)

London: Chatto and Windus, The Shakespeare Head Press, 1925. First Thus. Wavy grain morocco, gilt spine. Full-page illustrations and line drawing by PAUL WOODROFFE. Engraved by Clemence Housman. Corners sl. chipped, top of spine sl. worn, spine evenly faded, else very good. (Item #204)

Most around 3 x 3 inches, in original color pictorial slipcases, fine. Wilde, Oscar. Balada Ozalari V Readingu (Ballad of Read Gaol), Praha, 1967, Odeon (2 copies); Kytice Balad, Praha, 1965, Spisovatel. Rimbaud, Arthur, Verse, Praha, 1959, Nezval. In full fine decorated calf; Jehelnicek, 1962, Kvety. Dec. calf; Lorca, Federico..... (Item #3788)

New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries, 1939. First printing. Two volumes, quartos. Original gray printed paper covered boards with paper labels on both covers reproducing John A Spoors bookplate. The enormously important Spoor Sale of rare boks held on April 26- May 5, six days. Part I, A-L, 202pp, 618 items; Part..... (Item #3388)

New York: Printed for Tiffany & Co, by Theo. L. Devinne & Co., Printers, 1885. First edition. Original publishers light brown paper covered boards with illustration and lettering on both covers. In the exceedingly scarce printed brown paper dust wrapper with St. Nicholas Society emblem seal. Printed in black and..... (Item #4227)

22 x 26.5 inches. Scarce turn-of-the-century full silk commemorative, bearing the printed image of Queen Victoria. Printed in red, light blue-green, and beige on silk. The image shows Queen Victoria with a red fan, crown and standing in a decorative dress. This marked the the first Diamond Jubilee celebration of..... (Item #5205)

A wonderful period linen textile illustrated with scenes of the fire in the Prince of Wales' Tower, 1853, and produced probably dating to the 1860's. "Fire! Fire! At Windsor Castle. Destruction of the Private Apartments of the Queen and Prince Albert," a fine linen scarf illustration measuring 15 x 20..... (Item #4426)

Cambridge, 1953, The Water Lane Press. 8pp, decorated title page, printed on handmade paper. 100 Copies printed by P. G. in King's College for the opening of the Water Lane Press. (Item #3150)

London: Sotheby & Co., 1967. Original printed green wrappers. Rare record of a significant sale of Wise material, including laid in, a list of buyers and prices included (Rota, Sawyer, Quaritch, etc). Very Good. (Item #4914)

London: Privately Printed, [1877]. Three quarter parchment boards, marbled boards. Original programme entitled, "Specimens From A Cycle of English Songs and Lyrics. The Music of Edward Dannreuther. Exceedingly scarce programme containing poems (i.e. songs adapted by Dannreuther) by Rossetti, William Morris, Swinburne and others and the FIRST APPEARANCE OF D...... (Item #1962)

London: Saunders and Otley, 1854. First edition. Original attractive blindstamped brown cloth with elaborate designs and borders on both covers and spine. Spine with gilt lettering, original bright yellow endpapers. Roger Senhouse's copy with his signature on front endsheet. Quite a scarce and interesting treatise containing lenghty 'vignettes' on Charles..... (Item #1303)

Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1898. Two separate titles. Superb cover designed by George H. Hallowell, renowned artist and designer consisting of bold blocked gitl Art Nouveau stylized tree motifs, both with attractive frontispiece plates by the Brandywine illustrator, Alice Barber Stephens. TEG. Very good (cover wear) to near fine..... (Item #5188)

Stockholm: Joh. Beckman, 1847. Original printed wrappers. 20pp. Scarce ABC with full page and quarter page woodcuts. The rear cover is a full-page woodcut. A few peripheral tears with loss of paper, but not affecting text to any real degree. (Item #3282)