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
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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
London: David Nutt, 1900. 24mo. Hard Cover. A signed binding in decorative cloth. Scattered foxing. Previous owner’s name and blindstamp on the front endpaper. 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: 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
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
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
New York: Frederick Stokes, 1937. Hard Cover. Second Printing. There is a neat previous owner monogram stamped on the title page; otherwise a clean and attractive copy of this second printing. The dustjacket is bright and has not been price-clipped;... 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