![Item #212 [Dalziel, Foster, Tenniel, etc.] The Grave, A Poem. Robert Blair](/pictures/thumb/212_1.jpg?v=1557340473)
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)
![Item #450 [Binding, Fine] John Leighton: Poems By Eliza Cook. Eliza Cook](/pictures/thumb/450_1.jpg?v=1557340557)
London: Routledge, Warne, & Routledge, 1861. First edition. 4to. Publisher's gilt blue cloth with bold embossed design both covers and spine by John Leighton. Illustrated throughout with woodcuts by Gilbert, Watson, Weir and others. Corners considerably worn, extr. spine and edges show wear. Rear endpaper starting to crack. Occasional foxing..... (Item #450)
![Item #557 [Foster, Birket] of Thomas Hood. Thomas Hood](/pictures/thumb/557.jpg?v=1557340583)
London: E. Moxon, 1872. First Thus. Large quarto. Original publisher's heavily gilt and stamped brown cloth with border designs over blue reilef panels, beveled boards. AEG. Tissue guarded woodcut illustrations throughout by Birket Foster. Expertly re-cased. About fine. A beautiful book. (Item #557)
![Item #291 [Severn, Walter] Good Night & Good Morning. Lord Houghton](/pictures/thumb/291.jpg?v=1647295357)
London: n.d. (ca 1880). First edition thus. 4to. Decorated brown cloth. Illuminations and etchings throughout by WALTER SEVERN. An attractive and scarce book. Front cover detached, outside margins of spine frayed, corners bumped. Nice interior. (Item #291)
London: Smith, Elder & Co, 1848. First edition. Original color pictorial paper covered boards with exquisite and intricate designs on both covers and spine, originally decorated endpapers. Illustrated by Richard Doyle. Fragile covers show wear predominantly at outer edges and at spine leaving most, if not all of the pictorial..... (Item #802)
![Item #767 [Leighton, John] Old England: A Pictorial Museum. Charles Knight](/pictures/thumb/767.jpg?v=1557340612)
London: James Sangster and Co., 1864. First edition. Two Volumes (392, 404pp) Folios (27 x 36 cm, 4 cm thick). Original textured red-brown cloth with heavily ornate gilt seal motif and lettering, blind-stamped intricate designs, both covers and spines by JOHN LEIGHTON, beveled boards, marbled endpapers. 40 wood-engraved woodcuts engraved..... (Item #767)
![Item #392 [Foster, Birket, Binding] Hyperion: A Romance with Illustrations by Birket Foster....](/pictures/thumb/392.jpg?v=1557340544)
London: David Bogue, 1853. First edition thus. Original blue publisher's cloth with deep inset on cover, complex gilt ruled design on both covers and spine by John Leighton. First illustrated edition, with nearly one hundred wood engravings by Birket Foster. Contains 18pp. illustrated catalogue of "Birket Foster's Beautifully Illustrated Editions"..... (Item #392)
![Item #509 [Association Copy from the author to the Duchess of Argyll] Harebell Chimes. Andrew...](/pictures/thumb/509.jpg?v=1557340566)
London: Longman, Green, Longman & Roberts, 1862. Second edition. 12mo. Bound in attractive full fine-grained pebbled calf (green) with ornate geometric gilt designs on both covers and dentelles, five ornate gilt panels on spine, silk endpapers. ASSOCIATION COPY: "Presented to Her Grace The Duchess of Argyll with the respectful Compts..... (Item #509)
Boston: J. E. Titon and Company, 1872. First thus. 12mo. Publisher's fine ribbed green cloth with gilt and black-stamped design on cover. Finely illustrated with superb wood-engravings by Hammatt Billings. Fine copy. Hamilton p.77, Item 431a. (Item #901)
![Item #165 [Foster, Humphreys, etc.] The Seasons. James Thomson](/pictures/thumb/165.jpg?v=1557340448)
London: James Nisbet, 1859. First thus. 8vo. Elaborately gilt red pebbled calf, all edges gilt and impressed with design. Copiously illustrated with illustrations by Foster, Humphreys, and others engraved by Edmund Evans, Dalziel, etc. Corners and spine sl. worn, both paste-downs soiled, else clean and bright internally. (Item #165)
![Item #955 [Illumination] The Art of Illuminating. As Practiced in Europe from the Earliest Times....](/pictures/thumb/955.jpg?v=1557340672)
London: Day and Son, 1869. First edition. Thick quarto. Original lavishly gilt and interwoven brown cloth both covers and spine, bevelled boards. Chromolithographed title and half-title, 100 chromolithographed plates printed on thick card paper each with tissue guard providing a thorough overview of the art of illumination from the 6th-16th..... (Item #955)
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