Paris: A La Librairie Nationale et Etrangere | Imprimerie de Poulet, 1821. 24mo. Full Leather. A rare edition, with only three copies found on OCLC. The Mythologie de la Jeunesse, ou Histoire Fabuleuse, a history of Greco-roman mythology in French... More
n.d. Hard Cover. Souvenir album in the publisher’s red cloth, with decorative stamping in gold and black. With birds-eye view of the Exposition, and 12 additional photo-lithographic views, folded accordion style and tinted blue. One has a discreet repair on..... More
New York: James Milller, Publisher, 1880. Quarto. Hard Cover. First Edition. Green boards with black and gold decorations; one plate is bound upside down; an additional copy of that same plate is also present loose (added, we presume, by the... More
Ohio University Press, 1964. Hard Cover. A clean First Edition copy lacking the dustjacket. More
Sandgate: Folkestone, 1990. Octavo. Hard Cover. Binding sound; very light soiling to dust jacket; dust jacket protected in a new mylar cover; slight sticker residue to front free endpaper otherwise no markings to text. Digital images available upon request. More
Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1978. Soft Cover. First Edition. Signed. A clean First Edition, signed by the author with a personal insription on the front free endpaper. Creasing to the top left corner of the rear and another along the spine. More
London: E. Grant Richards, 1907. Second Printing. This edition bound in maroon suede, with yapp edges. A rondel bust of Wagner is stamped in gold to the front board. What must certainly be an uncommon dusjtacket is present, and is... More
Santa Fe, New Mexico: The Seton Village Press, 1939. Hard Cover. First Edition. Signed. Sadly, the bottom corner of the boards are a bit chewed, perhaps by puppy (Bad dog!). Signed by H. Clark Brown with a personal inscription on... More
Paris: Librairie Steriotype de Th. Dabo | Imprimerie Stereotype de Tremblay, 1819. Full Leather. In rather unexuberant tree tree caf; double rules to the spine, with morocco label.Some wear to the top of the spine. With the label of “Bibliotheque... More
Paris: P. Didot the Elder, and F. Didot, 1813. Quarter Leather. A pretty little production by Didot, bound in quarter black calf over marbled boards. With marbled endpapers. There is some light and scattered foxing. More
New York and London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons | The Knickerbocker Press, 1916. Hard Cover. First Edition. First Edition of Joseph Jacobs’ Europa’s Fairy Book, with illustrations by John D. Batten. The scarce, final volume of Jabos’ ‘Fairy Library’. Publisher’s..... More
New York: The McClure Company, 1907. Octavo. Hard Cover. First Edition. A lovely copy in publisher’s red cloth with title and decoration stamped in gold on the front cover and the spine; light shelfwear; top edge gilt; fore-edge deckled and..... More
Beijing: Foreign Languages Press, 1992. Quarto. Hard Cover. Second Printing 1997. Binding sound; small amount of rubbing to bottom spine. Dust jacket unevenly toned and protected in a new mylar cover. No markings to text. Illustrated with photographs throughout. More
Avon, CT: The Limited Editions Club, 1957. Signed. #135 of 1500 copies, Signed by the illustrator Paul Landacre. A clean copy, housed in publisher’s Very Good slipcase. Binding is blue pebbled morocco, with raised bands and tilt decorations at the... More
Boston | Cambridge: Houghton Mifflin | The Riverside Press, 1945. Hard Cover. Signed. Lyle Saxon, Edward Dreyer, and Robert Tallant’s Gumbo Ya-Ya, A Collection of Louisiana Folk Tales, with illustrations by Caroline Durifux. Illustrated title page, endpapers, and additional full... More
Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press, [2004]. Hard Cover. First Printing. A clean First Printing copy. Dustjacket is clean and bright, with minor wear to the extremities of the spine. More
Grantsville, West Virginia: Seneca Books, [1975]. Hard Cover. First Edition. Stated First Edition of Patrick Gainer’s Witches, Ghosts and Signs: Folklore of the Southern Appalachians. With no marks of any kind. Very Good dustjacket, with minor shelfwear at the top..... More
Barcelona: Henrich Y Co., 1913. An uncommon translation of these Arab tales -- The Story of Nerudin and the Beautiful Princess Camaralzaman Badura. With both in text and full page engraved illustrations. Scattered foxing throughout. An uncommon translation -- we... More
Pakistan: Royal Book Company, 1992. Octavo. Hard Cover. some light smudging to the textblock edges; contents clean and binding sound; dustjacket is protected with a mylar cover. More
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1883. First Edition. In the publisher’s blue-gray cloth binding, with some shelfwear, to the corners and the joints; slightly cocked, but a sturdy and serviceable copy. With previous owner name on the first blank and at..... More
Baltimore: William R. Lucas, 1832. Hard Cover. First Edition. First Edition of A Catechism of Mythology, by William Darlington, a deaf and dumb author, educator, and (arguably) community rights representative. He resigned his first teaching position in protest to discriminatory... More
Kessinger. Soft Cover. This a clean Kessinger reprint in Facsimile. It’s clean with no marks of any kind. More
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