New Arrivals

London: Victor Gollancz, 1929. First edition. Original bright orange cloth. A very rare book, in nice conditon. Near fine. (Item #4555)

New York: Doubleday, Page and Company, 1912. 12 Volumes. Magnificently bound by Monastery Hill Bindery (not signed) in full crushed maroon morocco, both covers elegantly tooled in flowing vine pattern terminally onlayed with stylized flower and petal designs in green and beige morocco, chiefly on front cover, but each back... (Item #4553)

Boston: Houghton Mifflin and Company, 1893. First edition. Original full vellum boards with superb impressed design on covers and spine. The rare Deluxe Edition, #14 of 250 Copies, Printed on Japan Vellum. In the original green heavy cloth backed paper dust wrapper with superb gilt stamped lettering in a gilt... (Item #4550)

Buffalo: The Courier Company Litho, 1901. Original color pictorial card wrappers with exquisite Art Nouveau full illustrations on both covers. 48 unnumbered pages with full-page color illustrations and black and white photos throughout. A very scarce publication of the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo, published concurrently or shortly after the... (Item #4545)

Boston: Small, Maynard & Company, 1897. First edition thus. Green cloth with bold lettering in on cover and spine, and spine with ornate gilt-stamped Nouveau design. Inscribed by the noted Boston publisher, Herbert Small, in blue on front free fly: "First copy sold. (One of 18 with cancel leaf, "Good... (Item #4542)

Paris: Charpentier, 1878. 12mo. Fabulous and scarce set of five volumes by Musset, bound by the Guild of Women Binders, in deep brown morocco with tooling in blind with subtle gilt accents, and with covers featuring a stippled flower design at each corner in blind punctuated with a single gilt... (Item #4536)

New York & Boston: Dodd, Mead and Company; Printed by D. B. Updike, The Merrymount Press, 1898. First edition thus. A wonderfully illustrated Alice book, excessively rare, designed and printed at the Merrymount Press by D. B. Updike, with superb full color pictorial illustration on front cover, and detailed patterned... (Item #4532)

Oxford: Printed by H. Daniel, Fellow of Worcester College, 1887. First edition. Original printed wrappers with cover border, lacking rear wrapper and covering of spine. #55 of Only 105 Copies. Decorative title page (as cover wrapper), red initial, decorative borders in black. Fraying to sides of cover wrapper, very good. Scarce. (Item #4528)

Oxford: H. Daniel, 1885. First edition. Original blue paper covered boards with broad vellum backed spine, horizontal gilt lettering. Limited to 150 Numbered Copies, of which this is Copy #40. One double-framed border design on Limitation Page, woodcut colophon on final page. Presentation Copy from the editor, Stephen E. Spring... (Item #4525)

Nurnberg: Theo Stroefer's Kunstverlag, 1894. First edition. Quarto. Original color pictorial (chromolithograph) glossy paper covered boards, red cloth spine, original light blue decorative endpapers. With eight exquisite changing view slides with picture puzzles that change into a new color image upon pulling the tabs. Each scene is accompanied with its... (Item #4523)

London, Edinburgh, Dublin, Paris: Printed by A. & R. Spottiswoode for Richard Bentley (Late Colburn and Bentley); Bell and Bradfute; Cumming;; and Galignani, 18333. Original publisher's plum colored glazed linen boards, rebacked in cloth with paper label, new endleaves, untrimmed leaves. With engraved frontispiece and additional engraved title with vignette... (Item #4520)

Belfast & London: Printed by Simms and McIntyre; Published for W. S. Orr and Co. Amen Corner, 1846. Original publisher's plum cloth with covers blocked in blind, spine blocked in blin and with gilt lettering. With a woodcut title for "The Parlour Novelist. A Series of Works of Fiction. By... (Item #4518)

London & New York: Duckworth and Co., & Charles Scribners. Superbly bound by The Club Bindery, in 1906, signed in gilt pallet on front dentelle, "The Club Binder, 1906." Bound in full rich crushed crimson morocco with covers divided into nine panels, and arabesque tools filling each of the corner... (Item #4516)