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 Rackham, 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

New York Graphic Society, 1974. Cloth. Square Quarto. A beautiful pen and colored ink watercolor over two pages with rich blues, greys, brown and black with exploding sun out of planets. Inscribed "to Hugh Downs ...in appreciation for his generous contribution to the Science Center." signed, Robert McCall, 26 Sept..... More

Birmingham, England: Printed By John Baskerville and Sold By the Booksellers of London and Westminster, 1765. Small Folio. [12], [1-2] iii-xiii, 504 pages, [16]. Bibliographic references and indexes. The eighth edition in English, the first by John Baskerville. A very nice copy lacking the errata sheet as is typical (Gaskill)..... 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

New York: Albert & Charles Boni, 1927. First Edition. Small Octavo. 196 pages. Illustrated by Mac Harshberger. One of the great love stories in all world literature, here translated by Hilaire Belloc with the rich art deco illustrations of Mac Harshberger. It is the story of King Marc of Cornwall..... 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

Northhampton: The Gehenna Press, 1963. Limited Edition. Quarto. Limited to 300 un-numbered copies edited by John C. Weston which is preceded by 300 copies bound in cloth backed marbled covered boards. This copy bound in full gray cloth, spine lettering gilt, text printed in red and black. small bump with..... 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

Los Angeles: Printed By Wm. M. Cheney for the Friends of Lawrence Clark Powell, 1953. Broadside measuring 8 1/2" x 6 3/4" among one of William Cheney's earliest items, who began as shipping clerk in Dawson's Book shop and learned to print under Thomas Perry Stickler. He worked at Grant..... More

London, Canada, Nd(ca.1955): Privately Printed. First Edition. Octavo. An extraordinarily rare printing of perhaps 25 copies, 38, [7] pp. Privately printed by mimeograph by the author who, after suffering a horrible accident when a horse fell on him during a London Hunt and Country Club, retired from hunting and became..... More

Tunbridge Wells, Kent: The Founding Press, 1992. Limited Edition. Octavo. Limited to 500 copies of which this is number 48. 10 (1) pages. The text is taken from The Little Review, May and September 1917. This work is T.S. Eliot's only short story from which two sentences must be added..... More