Cambridge, MA: Cambridge University Press, 1926. First Edition. Octavo. Limited edition number 494 inscribed and signed by the author. 255pp. with an introduction by Harry W. Brown, book cover design by Marjorie Wallingford and hand lettering by William P. Havican. A very interesting history of the greeting card including the... More

Cincinnati: Privately Printed By the Wiesen-Hart Press, 1932. Octavo. 6 preliminary leaves, 3-228 pages, illustrations (including portraits), appendices, only 500 copies printed. John Uri Lloyd, her husband, writes a note on the copyright page: "My Dear Mr. [E.M.] Eberle, "she had made a list of proposed recipients, your name was... More

Paris: Plot, 1963. First Edition. Quarto. 48 pages, French text, illustrated of Michel Oliver's cookbook for children with a preface by Jean Cocteau. A beautifully illustrated book for children on how to prepare in the delightful style of French cuisine. Cocteau says that both children and poets are inclined to... More

[London, nd Ca.1913]: Hodder & Stoughton. Limited Edition. Folio. Edition De Luxe, number 69 of 500 copies, signed by illustrator Kay Nielsen. In his first trip to England in 1913, he created a sensation at the Dowdswell galleries. Nielsen’s illustrations are romantic, sexy, depicting delicate princesses and willowy bad boys... More