= Four plates of the London Types are printed from line blocks made from the prints in the original hand-printed edition. One of 12 Roman numbered copies, with 28 handcoloured plates. With the prospectus and order leaf loosely inserted. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLIII.
= All but 4 of the plates are printed from the original woodblocks by Nicholson, "A" (copper electrotype), "T for Trumpter" and "U for Urchin" are from line blocks after the lost woodblocks and "Q for Quaker" is a litho facsimile after the unfinished block.
= One of 20 copies bound in giltlettered hvellum by the Phoenix bindery, in orig. stiff paper slipcase.
Idem. Buizerd. Kalmthout, De Carbolineumpers, 2017, 25,(1)p., linocut frontisp. and vignettes printed in red and brown by R. BOSSCHAERT, printed in 60 numb. and signed copies (15).
= One of 15 Roman numb. copies bound in full vellum w. dustwr., slipcase, 12mo.
AND ±50 others by the same, mostly small publications, incl. duplicates and variant edtions of the same work.
- Upper joint weak; edges of bookblock sl. foxed. Backstrip sl. faded and rubbed at spine-ends.
= Cf. Peppin & Micklethwait, p.225-226.
Ransome, A. Old Peter's Russian Tales. London/ Edinburgh, T.C. & E.C. Jack, 1916, 1st ed., 334p., 7 col. plates (incl. frontisp.) by DMITRI MITROKHIN, orig. patterned cl.
- Contents occas. sl. foxed. Backstrip sl. soiled.
AND 2 other vols. of Russian and Cossack fairy tales.
= With loosely inserted supplemental poem "Ivo Kramer" (1 fold. leaf, handmade paper, 1 ill. by I. LE RÜTTE).
= I.a. by Richard Wagner, James Todd, Deborah Mae Broad, James Horton, Ken Ferguson, Andy English, Dale Kennedy.
= With a suite of 2 illustrations loosely inserted.
- Slipcase sl. worn. Otherwise fine.
= Leaf ddd4 (p.775/ 776) from the disbound copy of the Golden Legend (from the collection of the University of Maryland), printed by William Morris. With a loosely inserted prospectus.
= With signed dedication by the printer Neil Shaver on the colophon and with loosely inserted 'Public announcement' and an invitation for the launch party of this publication.
= Very fine copy, with loosely inserted in the box the "Publication Announcement", a small broadside and a business card for and by Neil Shaver of the Yellow Barn Press.
- Fine copies. = Zilverdistel 7 and 8.
ADDED: the 4th ed. of Der Garten der Erkenntnis (Drugulin, 1919).
- Without orig. wr. Otherwise a fine copy.
= De Zilverdistel 5. Remarkable binding resembling tree bark. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLV.
- Bookplate J. Kortenhorst on first blank. Spine worn/ sl. dam.; wrappers foxed.
= De Zilverdistel 6.








































