St. Albans, Vermont: Charles D. Forbes. 40p. The most important history of Vermont newspapers from the 1780's when there were three to the greatest period of expansion in the 1880's when there were with the advent of technology 59. By 1905 there were less than 10. Besides listing all of... More

London: William Heinemann Ltd, 1909. Limited Edition. Quarto. #774 of 1000 copies illustrated and signed by Arthur Rackhamm, Adapted from the German By W.L. Courtney. vii, 136, title page with green pictorial head and tail pieces, 15 unnumbered color plates tipped in, each have tissue guards with descriptive letterpress. When... More

Paris: [November, 1911]: H. Piazza. Limited Edition. Quarto. These tales were translated from Danish by L. Moland. Limited edition of only 500 on Japan paper beautifully illustrated with 28 color mounted plates by Edmond Dulac with tissue guards present. The present copy is one of only a handful signed by... More

Berkshire: Golden Cockerel Press, 1922. First Edition. Small Octavo. Limited to 1200 copies. 153(1)pp. unopened. The author's first collection of short fiction; fables and sketches, many ironic, including the delightful "Biography: A Study in Circumstantial Evidence." He was one of the Georgian Poets along with Rupert Brooke, Robert Graves, and... More

[Chicago, 1928]: Privately Printed/The Peacock Press. Octavo. Unopened, 145(1)pp. translated by Ernest Dowson and illustrated in two states (black and white and very rich color) by Donald Denton. A lovely copy with beautiful color illustrations with tissue guards, bound in 3/4 red morocco over marbled paper covered boards with marbled... More

New York; (1983): Weatherhill. First Edition. Small Quarto. 316 pages, three paper samples tipped in, index, bibliography, glossary, appendices. As a young man Timothy Barrett traveled to Japan on a Fullbright Fellowship to research washi, Japanese handmade paper. He worked with the craftspeople of Ogawa-machi who forced him to send... More

London: Macmillan and Co., 1911. First Edition. Small Quarto. First published in Naples and in the Neapolitan dialect by G. Basile, Conte di Torrone, who is believed to have collected them chiefly in Crete and Venice, and to have died about the year 1637. The following version follows the translation... More

Paris: Michel Bohbot, 1978. Limited Edition. 12mo. 15 leaves. A portfolio of prints; #47 of 60 copies, signed by the artist and author. Three color prints, each numbered and signed by Max Papart, with tissue guards. An exquisite production, all laid into a light green wrapper and housed within a.... More

San Francisco: The Pocket Press By Jackson Burke, 1938. Limited Edition. Small Quarto. Limited to only 50 copies. The present copy is #37 printed by Jackson Burke, no pagination, fan-folded and stitched, bound in plain boards backed in paper, in tan dust jacket printed in red, small stain to upper... More

Np/1981: Cadmus Editions. Limited Edition. Octavo. The present copy "Z" is one of 26 copies lettered and signed by William S. Burroughs and David Hockney who did the portrait of Burroughs. 54pp., bound in beige cloth, portrait illustration mounted to upper board, paper spine label, in glassine and clear mylar... More

London, (: George Routledge and Sons, 1875. Thick Octavo. A new edition. Two books in one. Phillip Massinger was English dramatist and who also collaborated much with Beaumont and Fletcher and others. Engraved vignette title page and regular title page, frontispiece portrait of Massinger, 450pp., including glossary. The Dramatic Works... More

New York: The Macmillan Co., 1927. First Edition. Octavo. 56(1)pp., illustrated with drawings in black and white by Boris Artzybasheff depicting the creatures within the author's poetry. Padraic Colum was an Irish-born American poet and one of the great figures in the revival of literature in Ireland. He was a.... More