Boston: The Atlantick Monthly Press, 1922. First edition. Oblong quarto. Original fine green buckram cloth with color pictorial insert on front cover, bold gilt lettering and designs. 67pp. Pictorial endpapers. Cover insert, decorative title page and 10 superb full-page color plates by Tom Seidmann-Freud (martha Gertrude), widely considered one of..... (Item #3377)

London: Blackie & Son, 1840. Volume 5. Superb, early binding by Cedric Chivers with hand-painted "CC" monogram with strapwork design, in blue, on front vellum doublure. A striking 'fish scale' design on full blue morocco binding on both covers comprising stipple patterned semi-circles with one central large gilt dot on..... (Item #1887)

[London]: Privately Printed (imprint: Richard Clay), 1902. First edition. Superb Exhibition full crushed morocco binding (crimson) by Zaehnsdorf consisting of lavish all-over gilt blossom motif both covers and spine, maroon silk endsheets, gilt dentelles (signed 'Bound by Zaehnsdorf' in gilt pallet on front dentelle) and with Zaehnsdorf special 'Exhibition' seal..... (Item #2297)

London: Macmillan and Co., 1895. First Thus. Three uniform volumes of similar size, similarly bound by the Doves Bindery, designed by Cobden-Sanderson and bound at his bindery, all signed in rear dentelles, "The Doves Bindery, 18 C-S 97." Exquisite, finely wrought in the most classic Doves Bindery style in wonderful..... (Item #4438)

London: Hacon & Ricketts, Vale Press, 1899. First edition. Attractively bound Arts & Crafts period binding in full russet morocco with simple but alluring gouged border designs leaving the negative space around gilt, inner rectangular border design of weaving strapwork and leaf pattern, similar motif on spine with nice bold..... (Item #3666)

Large (5 x 11") proof illustration for one of Bradley's best images, woman with baby in front of stylized Art Nouveau style trees. Near fine. Most scarce. (Item #3749)

New York & Boston: Thomas Y. Crowell, 1897. First edition. Original boards with bold gilt cover ornament, title page, and opening initial, designed by Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, printed from designs supplied by D. B. Updike [at] The Merrymount PressÖî Louise Averill Cole's Copy, with her signature on front free fly..... (Item #4711)

East Aurora: Roycroft Press, 1899. First edition thus. Three-quarter light brown levant, marbled boards, ornately gilt spine with raised bands, marbled endpapers. #30 of 50 Copies Only, printed on Japan Vellum. Hand-illumined by Annie McMillan. In original folding clamshell box. Superb color illumined title page and initials throughout. A gorgeous..... (Item #2094)

San Francisco: Paul Elder and Co., 1902. First edition. Bound in full dark brown crushed morocco with elegant gilt flower and stem motif on both covers and spine, a mutual collaboration designed and executed by Miss A. C. Crane and Miss Lucinda N. Butler (from Tomoye Press Catalog, c. 1902)..... (Item #2508)

London: Henry Piazza et Cie, for the Fine Art Society, 1905. First edition. 4to. Original full dark green morocco binding by W. H. Smith Bindery, under the directiion of Douglas Cockerell, gilt lettering on cover and spine, raised bands, gilt borders. IN THE ORIGINAL PUBLISHER'S DARK GREEN CLOTH-COVERED DROP-SIDE WOODEN..... (Item #4229)

London: Frederick Warne, 1904-1910. First Thus. Offered here is a total of 17 Picture Books published by Warne, ca. 1904-1910, all with original glassine dust wrappers and all fine condition comprising the complete output of early reprints for this famed series, plus a duplicate copy of John Gilpin. Some fraying..... (Item #1907)

London: Macmillan and Co., 1887. Superbly bound in full crushed red morocco (modern) with small gilt impressed cover illustration in center on both covers, gilt spines. A marvelous double fore-edge, with two longitudinal paintings visible in both directions (but hidden when the pages are un-flanged), depicting two illustrations in the..... (Item #3846)

London: Macmillan and Co., 1894. First edition thus. Wonderful Art-Nouveau style binding by Johanna Birkenruth, talented London bookbinder who collaborated with Mary G. Houston, and set up shop in South Kensington at the Turn of the Century. Many of her bindings are on impressive works, including one for the famed..... (Item #3919)