- Backstrip a few (very) sm. rubbed spots; top edge of slipcase splitting at ends. Otherwise very fine.
= One of 15 roman numb. copies printed on Ciconia paper, printed on the name of G.H. 's Gravesande, signed by the author in the colophon and with a signed copy of the woodcut loosely inserted (browned along margins) and the orig. prospectus loosely inserted. From the library of Johan Polak. Reid A15a; Van Dijk 323. Folemprise 2.
- The extra suite of etchings sl. foxed. = Monod 4165. One of 100 copies on Van Gelder.
- Endpapers partly browned. Wr. sl. frayed. = Folemprise 17.
WITH a duplicate copy, without the dustwr.
De zeven hoofdzonden. Prentenboek voor de rijpere jeugd en overrijpe ouderdom, samengesteld door de Vereniging tot bevordering der grafische kunst. Zutphen, Walburg Pers, 1969, 20 woodcut/ woodengr. plates by i.a. G. ARNTZ, L. STRIK, W. ZWIERS and P.G. RUETER, printed in 375 numb. copies, orig. (soiled) wr., 4to. - AND ±20 others, i.a. G. KELLER, Der Landvogt von Greifensee (Munich, 1919, 10 etchings by A. COSSMANN, orig. boards).
- Bookplate on upper pastedown. Yellowed.
- Very fine copy.
= The work consists of 4 section, each with its own colour: "Beeld" (red and black); "Mijmering" (black and green); "Heimwee" (black and ochre) and "Vreemdeling" (black and blue).
= Rare. With loosely inserted the original prospectuses for 6 of the 7 publications that are announced in the brochure to be published in 1944.
AND a small stack of catalogues and prospectuses of the Golden Cockerel Press, nearly all 1925-1955, partly w. woodengr. ills. by Buckland Wright a.o., i.a. A Bibliography of the Golden Cockerel Press April 1921 - Dec. 1929; A Note on the Press and a List of New books in hand for 1946 and The Golden Cockerel Press 1947.
- A few lvs. sl. foxed. Wrappers foxed/ waterst./ yellowed/ frayed.
= Rare publication with remarkable woodcuts of the Spanish revolution.
- Two stamps on first endpapers. Small stain and some foxed spots on covers.
= Complete with the often lacking genealogical chart. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLIX.
- Fine copy.
= Published on occasion of the dinner given for Frederic W. Goudy on his 74th birthday in March 1939. Designed by Lucina Wakefield and printed by 27 different presses, under the guidance of Edna Beilenson, Evelyn Harter, Emily Connor and Fanny Duschnes. Includes work by Christopher Morley, D.B. Updike, and others.
AND 1 other: A CALENDART FOR THE YEAR 1923 (London, printed by G.W. Jones at The Sign of the Dolphin for Linotype & Machinery Ltd., 1923, reprinted ills. after the woodcuts in Tielmann Kerver's Book of Hours (printed in 1522), orig. hcl. With signed dedication by the printer on first blank; exhibition ticket on lower pastedown; top of spine sl. worn).
- Wrappers trifle foxed; otherwise fine.
= Kleine revolutionäre Bibliothek Band IV. Lang 25; Hermann, Der Malik-Verlag, no.161.
AND 2 others dec. by G. GROSZ, i.a. an issue of Der Querschnitt (1931, no.1).
- (Sl.) foxed; upper hinge (nearly) broken. = Lang 55; Hermann, Der Malik-Verlag, no.163.
Idem. Ecce Homo. Introd. L. Revens. New York, J. Brussel, 1965, no pagination, (col.) ills., orig. giltlettered boards w. dustwr., slipcase, folio.
- Most lvs. loose; sl. yellowed. Wrappers loose/ yellowed/ sl. frayed/ foxed; sm. annot. on frontwr.
= Kleine revolutionäre Bibliothek Band XII. Lang 31; Hermann, Der Malik-Verlag, no.220
- Dustwrapper and covers sl. foxed. = Lang 64.
- Backstrip sl. worn. = With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION to L.J.C. Boucher on 2nd blank.
Březina, O. Hudba pramenů. Ibid., n.publ., 1919, 2nd ed., 51,(4)p., woodcut frontisp. portrait and plates by F. BÍLEK, contemp. cl.
- Bookplate tipped onto upper pastedown over traces of older bookplate.
AND 3 others, all Czech, i.a. S.K. NEUMANN (ed.), Píseň Písní (Prague, 1950, engr. ills. by J. LUKAVSKÝ, orig. wr., 4to).
- Sm. surface dam. spot (silverfish?) on frontcover. Otherwise fine. = Van Dijk 178.
Everyman. A Dutch Morality Play of the XVth Century translated into English. Ibid., idem, 1929, XLV,(1)p., printed by J. ENSCHEDÉ EN ZONEN in black and red in 325 copies with the type cut by Henric Lettersnider (15th cent.), typography by J. VAN KRIMPEN.
- Foxed.
= One of a small number of copies bound (by L. MALCORPS?) in full brown mor., t.e.g. Van Dijk 177.
Roland Holst, A. Voorteekens. Ibid., idem, 1936, 1st ed., 27,(4)p., printed in black and red in 125 numb. copies, orig. gilt buckram.
- First and final leaf sl. browned as usual. = Van Dijk 380.
AND 4 others, i.a. P.C. BOUTENS, Oden en fragmenten van Sapfo vertaald door -, waaraan is toegevoegd zijn Ode aan Sapfo (ibid., 1928, printed by JOH. ENSCHEDÉ EN ZONEN in 150 copies, orig. wr., 4to) and G. BÜCHNER, Dantons Tod. Ein Drama (ibid., 1930, printed in 225 numb. copies, orig. boards w. gilt mor. letterpiece, large 8vo).
= The Halcyon Press 1. Van Dijk 117. The gilt vignette of the Halcyon Press here used for the first time. With loosely inserted (English) prospectus and order form.
- Spine sunned; covers trifle rubbed along extremities. A fine copy.
= The memoirs of librettist Ludovic Halevy of the Franco-Prussian war.