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        Bulwer's Works - 24 Volumes

      Philadelphia: J. P. Lippincott Company, 1888. Boards are marbled with tan corners and along spine side. Spine is tan with 5 segments; dark red and black titles. Inside boards, endpages and foredges also marbled. Boards are worn along edges and spine. Some spines weak at hinges. Pages are tanned with age, no foxing, a couple of volumes have foredge stains. Text is clean and unmarked.

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        Les Reliures d&#39;Art a la BibliothÃ¨que Nationale

      Edouard Rouveyre, Paris. 1888. Edouard Rouveyre, Paris. 1888. First Edition, 4to, 51,[1],xxii,[ii]pp., number 25 of 100 copies printed on "Papier Japon", 80 plates with descriptions printed on the tissues, orig. printed wrapper bound in, full black morocco doublures with single line blind-stamped border, near cont. brown morocco by Zaehnsdorf, gilt fillet borders on covers, spine with five raised bands, each compartment with gilt fillet borders and lettered in gilt, corners bumped, extremities slightly rubbed, uncut, t.e.g. Highlights of bindings in the collection of the BibliothÃ©que Nationale from the 15th century to the 18th century. Provenance: Andrea Bocca (bookplate); Bernard H. Breslauer.

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        Solferino. Mining Town N.S.W

      Sydney,: Phillip-Stephan, 1888.. Sydney,: Phillip-Stephan, 1888.. Coloured photolithograph, 283 x 352 mm; short tear and a few spots in margin, but a good copy, mounted. An unusual photolithographic view of the mining town of Solferino. "The inventors of the Process [of making a lithograph from a photograph] are Samuel Phillip and Adam Stephan... a photographer, and a lithographic printer. For some three years past, they have, in a cellar situated in Woolloomooloo, worked hard and continuously to perfect this discovery, which combines the knowledge of both trades..." (Ferguson, quoting from one of their portfolios).The results of the process are fairly bizarre: most of the prints have a distinctly surreal quality. Phillip and Stephan produced a series of landscapes, based mainly on photographs by Caire, Lindt, and Bayliss, which could be bought separately, while some were sold in sets. The company continued until 1910.This view of the famous mining town of Solferino is of particular interest for its details of miners' dwellings.Newton, 'Shades of Light', pp. 66, 67, 70, 188; see Ferguson, 14113a.

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        Mémoires du Comte de Grammont -

      Librairie L. Conquet 1888 -, Paris - 1 Grand In-8 371 pp. TIRAGE LIMITE. Celui-ci un des 500 exemplaires numerotés sur papier vélin du Marais.Reliure demi-maroquin bleu à coins. Dos à 5 nerfs finement et richement ornés, millésime en pied en chiffres d?or. Tranche de tête dorée. Premier plat et gardes marbrés. Intérieur très frais. Illustré de 33 compositions de Charles DELORT, gravées au burin et à l'eau forte par Léon Boisson, avec 11 planches hors texte.Très belle reliure signée CHAMPS. Parfait état En parfaite condition, magistralement relié. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

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        LOS MADRILES. Revista semanal (del Nº 5 al 76, en un 1 VOL)

      - 3 de Noviembre de 1888 a 15 de marzo de 1890.- .- .- M.- E. Rubiños.- .- 1888.- Folio mayor.- 8 pp cada número.- Profusamente ilustrado con retratos, viñetas,dibujos. Conserva portada litografiada correspondiente al Tomo Iº y las portadas de cada número.- .- Holandesa de época con puntas rozadas.- Puntos de óx, aceptable estado.- Colaboraciones de Clarín, Estrañí, Blasco, Ossorio y Gallardo, Pérez Galdós, et, etcATENCIÓN: EN EL PAGO CONTRA REEMBOLSO EL PRECIO DEL ENVÍO SE INCREMENTARÁ EN 3.00 EUROS [Attributes: Hard Cover]

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        Der Fall Wagner

      C. G. Naumann, Leipzig 1888 - TP + 3 leaves + [1]-57 + [58], Octavo. Schaberg 54. Nietzsche had 1,000 copies of this work privately printed but 500 of them were falsely marked "Second Edition". This is one of those mistakenly marked copies. The true second edition identifies 1892 on the title page; this one is without the date, true to the mistakenly marked "zweite auflage" of 1888.In mid-1888, Nietzsche returned to the subject of Wagner and produced this polemic against his former friend and mentor whom he attacks in a volley of witty barbs against both the man and his music. By this time, Nietzsche saw Wagner as not just a singular problem but one which was symptomatic of his entire culture - both Wagner and modernity were basically decadent. Both of them, he contends, lack integrity, manifesting instead a type of anarchy in which "life no longer dwells in the whole". A Nietzschean tour-de-force.Half-cloth with newer paper label to spine, handscripted with faint lettering. Marbled boards. Very good copy of a scarce book.

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        Tent Life in Tigerland,

      Sydney and Brisbane: A. Hutchison & Son,, 1888. with which is incorporated Sport and Work on the Nepaul Frontier, being Twelve Years&#39; Sporting Reminiscences of a Pioneer Planter in an Indian District. With Twenty-Two Illustrations in Chromo-Lithography. Octavo (242 × 151 mm). Late 20th-century green half morocco, spine gilt in compartments with floral tools, green cloth sides, marbled endpapers, top edge gilt. Chromolithographic frontispiece and 21 plates, 4 engravings within the text. Bookplate. Spine a little faded. An excellent copy. First edition. Presentation copy inscribed by the author on the verso of the frontispiece, "To Darrie Wrybrough, a good commander, a trusty friend & a good old &#39;spook&#39; from nape of neck to heel &#150; With kind regards & good wishes from the Author, James Inglis, Sydney 9 March 1900". "Apparently Inglis had so many requests for his first publication, Sport and Work on the Nepaul Frontier, written under his pseudonym &#39;Maori&#39; that he expanded on his experiences by including his previous book with his new Tent Life in Tigerland. He describes an encounter with a rouge elephant in the Koosee Valley, a tributary of the Ganges, as well as a tiger hunting story related by his friend &#39;Joe&#39;. There are also episodes describing hunts for tiger &#150; one with the hunters hidden in shallow pits &#150; buffalo, bear, and pig sticking. The author also recalls beats after rhinoceros, tiger, leopard, and sambur in the Oudh jungles" (Czech, Asian Big-Game Hunting, p. 110). A very attractively bound copy.

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        Revised Civil Statutes and Laws Passed by the 16th, 17th, 18th

      1888. Sayles, John. Sayles, Henry. Revised Civil Statutes and Laws Passed by the 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, & 20th Legislatures of the State of Texas. To Which is Added Notes of the Decisions of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals of Texas. St. Louis: The Gilbert Book Co., 1888. Two volumes. Octavo (10" x 6-1/2"). Contemporary law calf, blind fillets to boards, rebacked retaining original spines with raised bands, red and black lettering pieces and early owner labels to spines, endpapers renewed. Some rubbing to boards and extremities, corners bumped, minor scuffs and stains to boards, light gatoring to spines, faint dampstaining to foot of binding of Volume II. Moderate toning to text, fold lines to a few leaves. Early owner signatures (of R.C Crane and Crane & Roby) to pastedowns and free endpapers, annotations to a few leaves in each volume, interiors otherwise clean. A nice set. * This was the first digest produced by Sayles and Sayles. A standard work, it was followed by six later volumes and lives on today as Vernon&#39;s Sales&#39; Annotated Civil Statutes of Texas. John Sayles was an important figure in the development of Texas law. A prolific author, his works, many of several volumes, include A Treatise on the Practice of the District and Supreme Courts of the State of Texas (1858), Constitution of the State of Texas (1872) and Rules of Pleading and Practice in the Courts of Record in the State of Texas (1882). Henry Sayles was his son. Babbitt, Hand List of Legislative Sessions and Session Laws 535.

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        North-West Mounted Police] Early Member of North-West Mounted Police in Patrol Jacket.

      J. S. Julett, Napanee, Ontario., Napanee, Ontario - [no date]. (Photograph) Very good. Original image: 8 7 / 16" X 6 3 / 8". [North-West Mounted Police] Unidentified member of North-West Mounted Police. Wearing what appears to be a blue undress patrol jacket with an ?Imperial Service Solar helmet & Sergeant's sword. Ca. 1888. [Attributes: Soft Cover]

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        Napoleon at St. Helena / by Barry Edward O'Meara, his late surgeon [complete in 2 volumes]

      London : Richard Bentley & Son 1888 - Physical description: 2 v. : ill. (some col. ), plans, ports. ; 22 cm. Subjects: Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 - Biography - Captivity, 1815-1821 - Contemporaries - Portraits. Saint Helena - Pictorial works. Notes: With half-title pages in both volumes. Title pages printed in black and red. Title page vignettes. On title page verso: A voice from St. Helena. Referenced by: Sterling Library, I,661. This 2-volume set is finely bound in modern gilt-blocked, leather-backed, marbled boards. Raised bands, with gilt-tooled motifs to the spine compartments. New endpapers. Light tanning to page margins, with some dust marks to the title pages and prelims. Previous owner's signature to the title page of volume 1. Particularly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and strong. 2 Kg. 1 pp. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

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        JOURNAL OF THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE WOMAN&#39;S RELIEF CORP

      18. Paperback. Fine. WOMAN&#39;S RELIEF CORPS. JOURNAL OF THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE WOMAN&#39;S RELIEF CORPS, auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic. Various places (Boston, MA; Washington, D.C.; Minneapolis, MN): various publishers (E. B. Stillings & Co., Griffith-Stillings Press; The National Tribune Co.; Japs- Olson Co.), various dates (1888-1932). A large, nearly consecutive, run of this yearly journal; we offer the years from 1888 to 1932, covering the sixth through the fiftieth conventions, lacking the issues for only five years (1889, 1890, 1913, 1920, and 1929). 40 volumes. Many volumes contain illustrations from photographs of the various officers of the organization. 8vo. Two volumes are bound in half leather. Fourteen volumes are bound in cloth, with gilt-stamped title to spine, and a.e.g. Twenty-four volumes are bound in printed paper wrappers. Ex library. Tipped-in to the volume of the ninth convention, held in 1891, is a holograph, presentation letter from Mary E. Deane, President of Massachusetts Department of the W.R.C.. The half leather volumes are missing large portions of the spines and the boards are detached. The spines of the paper-wrappered volumes are sunned, with some occasional chipping to wrappers; a few of the volumes have either the front or back panel detached. The text leaves are clean and the overall condition of the group is quite good. Offered with: JOURNAL OF THE TENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE WOMAN&#39;S RELIEF CORPS...1890. For the Department of New Hampshire. JOURNAL OF THE EIGHTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE WOMAN&#39;S RELIEF CORPS...1891. For the Departments of Connecticut , Indiana, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. JOURNAL OF THE SEVENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE WOMAN&#39;S RELIEF CORPS...1891. For the Departments of Missouri and Vermont. Seven separate issues covering individual state conventions. 8vo., paper wrappers. Ex library. Some occasional chipping to wrappers; one of the volumes has a detached cover. Else, near fine. The price for the collection: The Woman&#39;s Relief Corps, a post-Civil War organization, worked through local chapters to relieve the sufferings of disabled veterans, war widows, and orphans. In the North, it functioned as an auxilliary of the Grand Army of the Republic, but in the South, where the G.A.R. had no equivalent, there nonetheless were units of the Woman&#39;s Relief Corps. Separate units r

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        Angling Papers, Accompanying Catalogue of Anglers' Supplies, Manufactured by Thos. H. Chubb. The Fishing Rod Manufacturer. 1888.

      - Montpelier, Vermont. Argus and Patriot Book and Job Printing House. Post Mills, Vermont. 1888. Sixth Edition. 8vo. (7 ½ x 6). 101 pp. Illustrated frontispiece showing the Thos. Chubb factory. Text illustrations showing various departments of the Chubb factory, rods, reels, flies, and tackle accessories. Essays by James A. Henshall, 'The Rise of the Black Bass,' A. N. Cheney, 'Trout Fishing,' Geo. P. Goff, 'Fish Lore,' 'Practical Trout Fishing,' Hints on Salmon Fishing,' John R. Barton, 'Fish Hooks,' Old Izaak, 'Angling.' The book is bound in its original light green wrappers with dark green titles and illustrations. A rare tackle catalogue. OCLC locates just two examples of this edition. A fragile book. The front cover has been professionally strengthened on the verso, otherwise a very good, clean and bright book.

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        Circular[s]: Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, Commandery of the State of Indiana. 1888-1922 [Two Volumes].

      [Indianapolis]: [Commandery of the State of Indiana], 1888-1922.. 8vo. Cloth. First edition. The Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, begun in Philadelphia in 1865, was modeled on the Society of the Cincinnati, and formed to protect the republic amid rumors of a plot to destroy the government after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Among its members were Presidents Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, Benjamin Harrison, and William McKinley. By 1899 it had over 8000 members which included nearly every officer of note. This is a nearly complete collection of 413 of 424 State of Indiana circulars through 1922 (those missing are after 1910), ending with the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial. Contains circulars, papers, treasurers' reports, black-bordered "In Memoriam" notices, each with a biography of the deceased, annual meeting notices, some signed and annotated by the Commandery recorders. A few other items such as registers of members, etc, bound in. A wealth of information and a very scarce collection, which would be nearly impossible to assemble today. Spine ends and joints scuffed on one volume, else a very good set with shelf sticker on foot of one spine, most circulars quite fresh.

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        NOVEMBER BOUGHS

      Philadelphia: David McKay, 1888. First Edition. Hardcover. Spine and portion of rear cover with some sunning; former owner name on front pastedown. Near Fine. Original maroon cloth, gilt. BAL 21430: Printing 1, Binding D (probable sequence). Portrait frontispiece; top edge gilt, others trimmed.

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        November Boughs [Presentation Copy]

      David McKay, Publisher, 23 South Ninth Street 1888 [but 1891], Philadelphia - Tall, thin 8vo: 140,[2]pp, with portrait in the text but no frontispiece photograph inserted (as issued). Original dark green V cloth, beveled covers, spine titled in gilt, upper cover stamped in gilt with tile and Whitman's facsimile autograph, top edge gilt, others untrimmed, wove end papers, laid front fly leaf. "These sheets are probably the 400 copies printed in May, 1891. . . . It seems probable . . . that after Whitman's death his executors had these sheets and the remainder of Good-Bye My Fancy [a copy of which we also have on offer] bound in uniform, but separate, bindings." (BAL 21430, printing 3). With occasional underlining and marginal commentary in pencil on first 18 leaves. Book plate of Virginia bibliophile Christopher Clark Geest to front paste down. Inscribed on front fly leaf to Courtney Lemon (his stamp in blue ink to title page) in 1902 by Whitman executor Horace Traubel: "To / Courtney Lemon / with heartfelt / remembrances & with / peaceful joy from Horace Traubel," with note in Traubel's hand beneath inscription, "W. W. assisted with g[reen] binding of N. Boughs for distribution among his friends. It was never printed for the market." A superb survival with fine association, square and tight, cloth clean with bright gilt, pages fresh and unmarked. Myerson A12.I.c. "One of the most remarkable things about Whitman is that as his health deteriorated, he increased his publishing activity. Part of the reason was his new circle of friends in Camden and Philadelphia . . . most importantly, Horace Traubel, trained as a typesetter and an active publisher and printer his whole life. He became Whitman's close friend and disciple when he was a teenager, and, as he grew up, he became Whitman's emissary to the Philadelphia/Camden printing and publishing community. . . . During the last four years of Whitman's life, from March 1888 to Whitman's death in March 1892, he recorded his daily conversations with Whitman (now published in nine volumes of well over 5000 pages), among which are detailed publication histories of Whitman's last books. The first book we have this record for is November Boughs, Whitman's attempt once again to merge poetry and prose in one book . . . [W]hen Traubel asked him when he was going to bring it out, Whitman's response was telling: "it will come out, and before long, God willing, and you, Horace Traubel, willing: for I shall need you to help me through with this expedition. . . ." Traubel would now be his lifeline to ongoing publishing activity, and it turned out he was more than up to the task. The book contains 64 poems and a lot of prose, including "A Backward Glance O'er Travel'd Roads" and an essay on Elias Hicks. The poems are striking reflections on old age, and everything about this book . . . suggests a kind of November of the soul, the self heading into winter and death. Whitman worried about the binding of the book, ordering Traubel to make changes in the lettering when he saw the first sample. . . . For the third printing, bound after the poet's death, his executors moved to a deep green cloth . . . " (Folsom, Whitman Making Books/Books Making Whitman) N. B. With few exceptions (always identified), we only stock books in exceptional condition, preserved in archival, removable polypropylene sleeves. All orders are packaged with care and posted promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

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        Glorious unsigned photo of the sisters of Kaiser Wilhelm II, (Dorothea Ulrike Alice, 1870-1932, Princess of Prussia, daughter of Emperor Friedrich III, wife, 1889, of King Constantine I of Greece)]

      1888 - in mourning for their father, the Emperor Frederick, 6" x 4", no place, no date, Queen Sophie was the third daughter of Emperor Friedrich Wilhelm III, and Victoria, Empress Frederick. She was a grand-daughter of Queen Victoria and married Constantine on the 27th October 1889. Princess Victoria's second marriage to Alexander Zoubkoff was disastrous as he left the Princess in a dreadful financial state.

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        Ball's Bluff Oct. 21st 1861. (Virginia)

      The Century Company, New York 1888 - Lithograph by J. Wells. From The Century Company's Battles and Leaders of the Civil War. Sheet size: 7 1/4 x 7". Inventory#: p1128pmat.

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        Works - Thirty-Four Volumes

      Chapman and Hall, London - Thirty-four volumes complete, n.d. c. 1888 - Volumes One to Ten - 'History of Friedrich II of Prussia, Called Frederick the Great', viii, 458pp; viii, 490pp; vii, [1], 424pp; viii, 407pp, [1]; viii, 441pp, [1]; viii, 453pp, [1]; vii, [1], 409pp, [1]; vii, [1], 393pp, [1]; vii, [1], 445pp, [1]; viii, 392pp; Volumes Eleven to Fifteen - 'Cromwell's Letters', xvi, 339pp, [1]; xi, [1], 344pp; xi, [1], 325pp, [1]; xi, [1], 311pp, [1]; viii, 320pp; Volumes Sixteen to Eighteen - 'Translations From the German', xvi, 351pp, [1]; [8], 344pp; [8], 419pp, [1]; Volumes Nineteen to Twenty-Four - 'Essays', [6], 412pp; [6], 416pp; [6], 405pp, [1]; [6], 460pp; [6], 444pp; [6], 423pp, [1]; Volumes Twenty-Five to Twenty-Seven - 'French Revolution', ix, [1], 359pp, [1]; [8], 378pp; vii, 440pp; Volume Twenty-Eight - 'Past and Present', vii, [1], 387pp, [1]; Volume Twenty-Nine - 'Sartor Resartus', vi, 308pp; Volume Thirty - 'Latter-Day Pamphlets', [8], 421pp, [1]; Volume Thirty-One - 'Life of John Sterling', vi, [2], 342pp; Volume Thirty-Two - 'Life of Friedrich Schiller', viii,426pp; Volume Thirty-Three - 'On Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History', [6], 303pp, [1] and Volume Thirty-Four - 'Early Kings of Norway and Index', [8], 380pp. Contemporary uniform half morocco and marbled paper over boards, raised bands, spines in six panels, author in gilt to second panel, sub-titles to fourth panel, t.e.g., marbled endpapers. Spines slightly faded, minor rubbing to extremities. Internally fairly bright and clean. Tarr notes that 'as supplies of certain volumes were exhausted, they were reissued, and apparently were arbitrarily either dated or undated. Since the records of Chapman and Hall have been destroyed, it is impossible to ascertain the frequency of these reissues or to establish any pattern of dating". Tarr D7 [Attributes: Hard Cover]

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        HORSE, FOOT, AND DRAGOONS. SKETCHES OF ARMY LIFE AT HOME AND ABROAD

      Harper & Brothers, 1888. - First edition. Decorated dark blue cloth, 176 pp., illustrated by the author, frontispiece, top edges gold gilt. Zogbaum was an illustrator that specialized in military and naval illustrations. He visited Montana, Indian Territory, and other Western locations for research purposes. This work is dedicated to Army life with sections about France, Great Britain, Germany, and the American West. The largest section applies to Army life in the West. Zogbaum's descriptions of the hardships and excitement of being on the march with a calvary column is second to none. Very light wear to the spine ends, else gold and silver gilt on titles and the designs is bright and clean. Overall a fine, bright copy. An exceptional copy. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

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        Artistic Japan: Illustrations and Essays

      London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle &amp; Rivington, Ltd. 1888-91. 6 vols., in five [all published], folio, extensively illustrated throughout, mostly coloured, some folding (one loose and torn, another torn along the fold), orig. pictorial wrappers bound in, orig. parchment boards, soiled, a couple of small tears to hinges but overall and very good set of a scarce periodical. A total of 36 monthly issues which appeared between May 1881 and May 1891. French and German editions were published simultaneously under the titles &quot;Le Japon artistique&quot; and &quot;Japanischer formenschatz&quot;.

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        The Philobilon of Richard de Bury: Bishop of Durham Treasurer of Edward II

      London: Kegan Paul, Trench and Co. (Chiswick Press), 1888. Original Cloth. Very Good +. 5 1/4 x 7 1/2 inches. lxxxv +259 pages. Front cover with two bookplates, one of Wilhem[us] Cooke and the other redacted/obscured in black ink. Endpapers lightly foxed and toned, but pages otherwise bright and clean and free from marking, soiling or staining. Title page in red and black, and pages well printed with wide margins. Frontispiece of seal present with protective tissue. Top edge gilt, other edges uncut. Bound in (near?) contemporary waxed cloth with gilt tile to front cover and gilt title, author and publisher to spine. Spine a little sunbleached and very light rubbing to extremities. A spectacular copy of this reprinting on de Bury&#39;s work on the love of books and book collecting in Latin with English translation. It also contains biographical and historical materials. A scarce work about an even rarer work (selling for six figures when available on the market). A must for any serious bibliophile. A very good example of this scarce work.

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        La Maison d'Hébrard issue des Comtes Hébrard, ducs de Frioul, marquis de Trévise.

      Agen 1888 - 2 tomes en 1 vol. gr. in-4, 197-(2) pp. et 165 pp., tabl. généal. dépl., index, très nombreux blasons dans le texte, demi-chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs (rel. de l'époque). Saffroy, II, 43740. Bon exemplaire.

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        LE COSTUME HISTORIQUE. Cinq cents planches, trois cents en couleurs, or et argent, deux cents en camaïeu. Edición original

      Firmin-Didot, Paris 1888 - Gran folio (19,8x22 cm), 6 vols. (Vol. 1): II págs., XXVII págs., 196 págs., 12 láminas litográficas en negro y ocre, 36 págs.; (vol. 2): 173 págs. no numeradas, 88 láminas color; (vol. 3): 131 págs. no numeradas, 95 láminas color; (vol. 4): 133 págs no numeradas, 99 láminas color; (vol. 5): 132 págs. no numeradas, 94 láminas color; (vol. 6): 147 págs. no numeradas, 97 láminas color. Punto de óxido en alguna página de los dos primeros tomos, el resto de los vols. en perfecto estado. Excelente encuadernación. Media piel con puntas, hierros, lomo decorado con adornos y florones dorados, corte superior tintado. Magnífico ejemplar. Interesantísima publicación de gran interés iconográfico sobre la historia de la moda en todos los países, desde la antigüedad clásica hasta el s. XIX, magníficamente ilustrada en un total de seis grandes volúmenes que incluyen quinientas láminas de gran calidad, trescientas en color y doscientas a una tinta, que ocupan un papel muy importante en la historia de la tipografía francesa, sobretodo por el uso magistral de la técnica croomolitográfica. El conjunto muestra una visión global de la moda en todas las partes del mundo y a través de todos los tiempos, no sólo en los ropajes externos (túnicas, quimonos, abrigos, capotes, casacas, levitas, vestidos, sombreros, zapatos, polainas, tocados, etc.), sino también en todas las piezas internas usadas especialmente por el género femenino (corsés, enaguas, visos, medias, etc.), sin olvidar interesantes detalles de adorno, como aderezos o fruncidos. El último volumen incluye una introducción general con interesantes explicaciones históricas muy documentadas, un índice analítico de las láminas con notas bibliográficas, índices geográficos y etnográficos, y 12 láminas a una tinta que presentan vestidos nacionales europeos. Moda. Historia. Arte. Iconografía. Artes aplicadas. Fashion. History. Art. Iconography. Applied arts.

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        November Boughs [Presentation Copy]

      Philadelphia: David McKay, Publisher, 23 South Ninth Street, 1888 [but 1891]. First Edition. Cloth. Fine. Tall, thin 8vo: 140,[2]pp, with portrait in the text but no frontispiece photograph inserted (as issued). Original dark green V cloth, beveled covers, spine titled in gilt, upper cover stamped in gilt with tile and Whitman&#39;s facsimile autograph, top edge gilt, others untrimmed, wove end papers, laid front fly leaf. "These sheets are probably the 400 copies printed in May, 1891. . . . It seems probable . . . that after Whitman&#39;s death his executors had these sheets and the remainder of Good-Bye My Fancy [a copy of which we also have on offer] bound in uniform, but separate, bindings." (BAL 21430, printing 3). With occasional underlining and marginal commentary in pencil on first 18 leaves. Book plate of Virginia bibliophile Christopher Clark Geest to front paste down. Inscribed on front fly leaf to Courtney Lemon (his stamp in blue ink to title page) in 1902 by Whitman executor Horace Traubel: "To / Courtney Lemon / with heartfelt / remembrances & with / peaceful joy from Horace Traubel," with note in Traubel&#39;s hand beneath inscription, "W. W. assisted with g[reen] binding of N. Boughs for distribution among his friends. It was never printed for the market." A superb survival with fine association, square and tight, cloth clean with bright gilt, pages fresh and unmarked. Myerson A12.I.c. & "One of the most remarkable things about Whitman is that as his health deteriorated, he increased his publishing activity. Part of the reason was his new circle of friends in Camden and Philadelphia . . . most importantly, Horace Traubel, trained as a typesetter and an active publisher and printer his whole life. He became Whitman&#39;s close friend and disciple when he was a teenager, and, as he grew up, he became Whitman&#39;s emissary to the Philadelphia/Camden printing and publishing community. . . . During the last four years of Whitman&#39;s life, from March 1888 to Whitman&#39;s death in March 1892, he recorded his daily conversations with Whitman (now published in nine volumes of well over 5000 pages), among which are detailed publication histories of Whitman&#39;s last books. The first book we have this record for is November Boughs, Whitman&#39;s attempt once again to merge poetry and prose in one book . . . [W]hen Traubel asked him when he was going to bring it out, Whitman&#39;s response was telling: "it will come out, and before long, God willing, and you, Horace Traubel, willing: for I shall need you to help me through with this expedition. . . ." Traubel would now be his lifeline to ongoing publishing activity, and it turned out he was more than up to the task. The book contains 64 poems and a lot of prose, including "A Backward Glance O&#39;er Travel&#39;d Roads" and an essay on Elias Hicks. The poems are striking reflections on old age, and everything about this book . . . suggests a kind of November of the soul, the self heading into winter and death. Whitman worried about the binding of the book, ordering Traubel to make changes in the lettering when he saw the first sample. . . . For the third printing, bound after the poet&#39;s death, his executors moved to a deep green cloth . . . " (Folsom, Whitman Making Books/Books Making Whitman) N. B. With few exceptions (always identified), we only stock books in exceptional condition, preserved in archival, removable polypropylene sleeves. All orders are packaged with care and posted promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed.

      [Bookseller: Fine Editions Ltd]
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        The Happy Prince and Other Tales

      London: David Nutt,, 1888. Illustrated by Walter Crane and Jacomb Hood. Small quarto. Original white limp boards, titles to spine in black and to upper board in red, pictorial design top upper board in black. Frontispiece and 3 plates. Boards rubbed, dulled, creased, and tanned, front hinge cracked, dampstain to lower board and rear endpapers and dark spots to some late pages, spine cracked between pages 88 and 89. A good copy. First edition of Wilde&#39;s only collection of children&#39;s stories, including The Selfish Giant, The Nightingale and the Rose, The Devoted Friend, and The Remarkable Rocket. "In all cases they are on the child&#39;s side, celebrating the courage and generosity of the poor and vulnerable, while their satire mocks the kind of pomposity and hypocrisy children can recognize" (ODNB).

      [Bookseller: Peter Harrington]
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        Merveilles Biographiques et Historiques ou Chroniques du Cheikh Abd-El-Rahman El Djabarti [1888-1896]

      Imprimerie Nationale 1888 - Complete in 9 volumes. (334) (309) (276) (298) (235) (328) (429) (382) (335). 4to. French. Hardcover. Quarter bound in green leather with green boards. Six compartments, five gilt trimmed raised bands. Gilt text to spine. Sunning to spines. Some spines scuffed. Volume I, several pages creased or torn, many repaired. Volume II, clean, unmarked pages in great condition.Colume III, clean, unmarked pages in great condition.Volume IV, spotting to first pages otherwise, pages are clean, unmarked and in good condition.Volume V, frontis loose, otherwise, pages are clean, unmarked, and in good condition. Volume VI, clean, unmarked pages in great condition.Volume VII, title page torn and repaired. Volume VIII, title page torn and repaired. Volume IX, frontis torn. Monthly first hand account of late 1800s Cairo. Please feel free to view our pictures. Ships daily.This is an oversized or heavy book that requires additional postage for international delivery outside of Canada and the US. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

      [Bookseller: Sequitur Books]
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        "Merveilles biographiques et historiques : ou, Chroniques du cheikh Abd-el-Rahman el Djabarti / traduites de l&#39;arabe par Chefik Mansour bey, Abdulaziz Kalil bey, Gabriel Nicolas Kalil bey et Iskender Ammoun effendi"

      "Le Caire : Imprimerie Nationale, 1888-1896" "Le Caire : Imprimerie Nationale, 1888-1896", 1888. 1st Edition. Physical description: 9 v. ; 27 cm. Subjects: Egypt -- History -- 640-1882. Language: French. "Very good copies bound in contemporary leather-backed, marbled boards. Slightly worn gilt-blocked leather labels to spines. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat dulled and rubbed as with age. Many of the pages of volume 1 are torn and loose, with previous owner&#39;s pencil marks throughout, up to page 150. Provenance: From the library of Thomas Wentworth Russell and Dorothea Russell with 2 bookplates (1 armorial) to the front pastedown of each volume. Remains quite well-preserved overall. "

      [Bookseller: MW Books Ltd.]
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        Biblioteca Colombina. Catlogo de sus libros impresos... [Seven Volumes].

      Sevilla: Imp. de E. Rasco, etc... 1888-1948.. 326; xliv, 323; viii, 338; 373; 351; 351; viii, 322 pp. 8vo. Paper wrappers. First editions. Palau 29407. Jones 447. Parreno Sale 909. "publicado por primera vez en virtud de acuerdo del Excmo. Ilmo. Sr. den y cabildo de la Santa Metropolitana y Patriarcal Iglesia de Sevilla bajo la inmediata direccon de su bibliotecario el ilmo. Sr. Dr. D. Servando Arbol y Faraudo, con notas bibliogrficas del Dr. D. Simn de la Rosa y Lpez." This is the complete set as issued of printed books from the library of Ferdinand Columbus, son of Christopher. Tomo 1: A-B. Imp. de E. Rasco, 1888; 2: C-D. Imp. de E. Rasco, 1891; 3: E-H. Tip. Dias Carballo, 1894; 4: H-L. Impr. de Izopuierdo y Comp., la dir. de Don Jos Roca y Ponsa; 5: M-P, Imp. de Sobrinos de Izquierdo, la dir. Don Jos Moreno Maldonado; 6: P-S, Imp. de Sobrinos de Izquierdo; 7: T-Z . Madrid, Consejo sup. de investigacione scientificas, 1948. Notas bibliogr. de D. Simon de la Rosa Lopez y D. Francisco Garcia Madueno, rev. e indices Don Ramon Paz y Remolar. Prologo de D. Joaquin de Entrambasaguas." Provenance: From the library of Alberto Parreo, with his bookplate. Scarce as first editions in original wraps. Spines worn and chipped, some wrappers sunned, reattached on one volume, detached on another, bookplate on half title to one volume, otherwise contents very good.

      [Bookseller: Collectors Treasury]
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        Complete Poems and Prose of Walt Whitman, 1855-1888 [Leaves of Grass] (Signed First Edition, with ALS from Horace Traubel)

      Philadelphia: Ferguson Brothers, 1888. Small quarto. First printing of this edition. First issue, binding A, with no statement of limitation. Whitman&#39;s second attempt at collecting his poetry and prose, and the seventh edition (13th printing) of "Leaves of Grass." SIGNED by Whitman on the title page of "Leaves of Grass," and again on a tipped-in autographed note at the front pastedown, in blue crayon, to the Ferguson Brothers of Philadelphia, the printers of this volume. & & Tipped on to the two front flyleaves is an autographed note signed by Horace Traubel (dated 1908) to the collector William Gable, in Gable&#39;s home town of Altoona. Traubel was Whitman&#39;s friend, protector, and literary executor, and here describes the poet and refers to biographer John Addington Symonds&#39; pronouncement of this volume as "Whitman&#39;s Bible." & & An important title in the Whitman bibliography, collecting "Leaves of Grass," "Specimen Days and Collect," and "November Boughs," with a "Note at the Beginning" included for this edition. & & Publisher&#39;s half bound marbled boards backed in dark green cloth, paper spine label, leaves uncut. Front hinge professionally reinforced and light shelfwear, else Near Fine. In a custom quarter-leather clamshell box.& & Myerson A2.7.m, B2.

      [Bookseller: Royal Books, Inc.]
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        WINTER

      1888. Edited by H. G. O. Blake. Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1888. 14 pp undated ads. Original dark green cloth with facsimile signature in gilt, beveled. First Edition, which consisted of 1550 copies published actually in late 1887. This was the third of Thoreau&#39;s "four seasons," following EARLY SPRING (1881) and SUMMER (1884); curiously, Blake published WINTER before AUTUMN (1892), breaking the seasons&#39; natural progression.~This is a bright, handsome copy -- fine with only the slightest of rubbing at the extremities. With the bookplate of Henry Hornblower -- also the small book-label of (perhaps the original) bookseller in Lancaster NH. Borst A10.1.a; Blanck 20129.

      [Bookseller: Sumner & Stillman]
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        A Monograph of the Weaver-Birds, Ploceidae, and arboreal and terrestrial Finches, Fringillidae, 5 parts, complete

      Maidstone: Published by the author, 1888. First edition.. Some occasional light foxing to three blank endpapers and a few text pages, the hand-colored and monochrome plates are bright and clean; a near fine copy.. Pp. 194, with 31 full page lithographed plates (12 are hand-colored). Early half green morocco over marbled boards with matching marbled endpapers, spine in five compartments with gilt lettering and panel lines, sm 4to (10 x 7.5 inches). F.W. Frohawk drew and lithographed the plates; 12 plates are intricately hand-colored as called for in Zimmer (p. 41) and other reference sources. This work was planned to have been completed in 90 to 95 parts - only the first five parts offered here were published. As the work was never competed no printed title page was ever issued. An early owner has tipped in a manuscript note identifying this title, its original cost and list of plates present. See Fine Bird Books (1990) p. 58; Nissen IVB, 77 and Wood 224.

      [Bookseller: Natural History Books]
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        THE MEMORIAL HYMN BOOK (ENGLISH/CHINESE TEXT) (G)

      Shanghai: Presbyterian Mission Press. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1888. Presumed 1st. Flexible cloth. CHINA; Hymns; Orient; RELIGION; Presbyterian; CHINESE Language; We fit archival quality clear acrylic covers for additional protection whenever possible. ; Oblong 8vo 8" to 9"; 277 pages; Flexible blue cloth; light wear. Scattered foxing, printed on thin paper with simple sewn binding. English/Chinese text. Gives close to 300 hymns in Chinese characters. English language table of contents and hymn headings. Five pages in English, the rest in Chinese. No copies found OCLC, AE. Library of Congress etc. Exceedingly scarce. Graphic of text is available. ; 0 .

      [Bookseller: poor mans books]
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        The Black Arrow; A Tale of the Two Roses

      New York: Scribner. hardcover. fine. Illustrated. 322pp. +8pp. of advertisements at rear. 8vo, rebound in full burgundy morocco; gilt-decorated spine with raised bands; marbled endpapers, t.e.g. New York: Charles Scribner&#39;s Sons, 1888. Fine.

      [Bookseller: Argosy Book Store]
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        Pratique de la Fabrication des Bieres et du Maltage des Grains

      Lille: Impremerie Lefebvre-Ducrocq, 1888. 359 pp., later cloth, ex library, overall near very good. Photos available upon request.

      [Bookseller: Zubal Books]
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        Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry: Edited and Selected by W. B. Yeats

      London: Walter Scott; New York: Thomas Whittaker; Toronto: W. J. Gage and Co.,, 1888. Small octavo. Original red cloth, gilt titles to spine, black titles and design to spine and front board. Scottish bookseller&#39;s ticket of George Walker, Montrose. Cloth mildly bubbled and stained, spine a little faded, corners lightly rubbed, front hinge breached, still a nice sound copy in very good condition. First edition, first impression, of Yeats&#39;s second book, following Mosada in 1886, and preceding The Wanderings of Oisin in the following year. This, Yeats&#39;s first collection of folklore is, both in the stories selected and in Yeats&#39;s copious notes and commentary on them, an important analogue for understanding his later imaginative practices. This is notably the first link in the chain of Yeats&#39;s development from being a mere collector of myth, to being a creator of it, that would run through John Sherman and Dhoya, Celtic Twilight, The Secret Rose, The Stories of Red Hanrahan, Rosa Alchemica, and Per Amica Silentia Lunae, to A Vision.

      [Bookseller: Peter Harrington]
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        Histoire de la céramique Grecque.

      Paris: Georges Decaux 1888. With textual illustr. and 16 plates in b/w and colour in 2 stages. 4to. XVII + 420 pp. Uncut copy bound with orig. wrappers and topedge gilt in contp. halfleather. (Flammarion Vaillant). Binding a little marked of use.. Copy on Japanese vellum with the 16 plates printed on both Japanese vellum and ordinary paper. Copy no. 12 signed by the publisher

      [Bookseller: Peter Grosell's Antikvariat]
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        Der Fall Wagner. Ein Musikanten-Problem.

      Gr.-8°. (8), 57 S. Orig.-Heft mit Klammernheftung. Wilpert/Gühring 1147, 23. - Ziegenfuss II, 216. - Erste Ausgabe - selten. "Ich mache mir eine kleine Erleichterung. Es ist nur die reine Bosheit, wenn ich in dieser Schrift Bizet auf Kosten Wagner's lobe ... Wagnern den Rücken zu kehren war für mich ein Schicksal; irgend Etwas wieder gern zu haben ein Sieg" (Vorwort). - Umschlag fleckig. Papier im Schnitt gebräunt.

      [Bookseller: EOS Buchantiquariat Benz]
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        Illustrierte mineralogie .... von Dr. A Kengott.

      Subject: (Mineralogia - Illustrato). Munchen (1888) in-4 leg. orig. m.tela rossa, cop. cromolitografica, pp. 74 + 24 belle tavole cromolit. f.t.

      [Bookseller: LIBRERIA PIANI]
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        BRILLIANTS: A SETTING OF HUMOROUS POETRY IN BRILLIANT TYPES.

      De Vinne Press, New York 1888 - (Bradbury, De Vinne Press 1). Called by Bradbury "an example of typographic excellence," using a 4-point "brilliant" type. Table of contents. A collection of humorous late 19th century poetry, but published mainly to demonstrate the type face. Preface by Theodore L. De Vinne. Front inside hinge cracked. Scuffed at edges of spine. Previous owners' bookplates on front pastedown and free endpaper. miniature book (5.8 x 4.3 cm), original leather, decorative gilt stamping on spine and boards, all edges gilt. xv, 96 pages. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

      [Bookseller: Oak Knoll Books, ABAA, ILAB]
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        La fonderia di Bologna scoperta e descritta.

      Subject: (Bologna - Archeologia). Bologna, Tip. Azzoguidi, 1888, due vol. in-folio, br. originale, pp. 120 + tavole 1/60 (ma 13a doppia e 54/60 sono in due sole carte). Manca la tav. XI.

      [Bookseller: LIBRERIA PIANI]
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        Biblioteca Colombina. Catálogo De Sus Libros Impresos. Con Notas Bibliográficas De Simón De La Rosa y López.

      E. Rasco, Sevilla, 1888 - 1891 - 1952 - 2 h. - 326pp. = XLIV - 323pp. = 338pp. = 373pp. = 351pp. = 351pp. = y = 322pp. Los tomos 3 y 7 son de la edición de 1952 y 1948. En papel corriente. El resto son primera edición y en papel de hilo. Todos en perfecto estado de conservación y muy bien encuadernados a media piel y tela. Lomeras con nervios, florones y dos tejuelos. Corte superior pintado. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

      [Bookseller: BALAGUÉ LLIBRERÍA ANTIQUARIA]
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        Le Costume Historique (6 Volumes)

      Paris: Librairie de Firmin-Didot et. Cie, 1888. First Edition. Half Leather. Very Good. First (petite) edition. Standard quarto (8" x 9") edition published simultaneously with the grande (large 4to) edition. Illustrated with 500 plates, 300 of which are in color with gold and silver detailing, depicting the history of European fashions. Text in French. Bound in half dark green leather with titles stamped in gilt on the spines, five raised bands, t.e.g, marbled end papers. Volume 6 has been rebacked. Front board of volume 2 separated, extremeties worn, boards rubbed, with some and wear and fading to spines, otherwise very good. Text block is fine, bright and tight.

      [Bookseller: James & Mary Laurie Booksellers (A.B.A.A]
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        Cetywayo and His White Neighbours; or, remarks on recent events in Zululand, Natal and the Transvaal

      Trübner & Co., 1888 - Cloth a little marked and two small, light stains to spine, but a nice and internally very clean copy Scott 1a; McKay 1a Original green cloth lettered in gilt, spine ruled in gilt Second Edition with a new introduction by the author [Attributes: Hard Cover]

      [Bookseller: Bertram Rota Ltd]
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        Untitled Photograph [C.P.R. Picnic at Rogers Pass]

      Rogers Pass - [circa 1888]. () Near fine. Original albumen photograph. 11 X 18 CM image affixed to 13 X 21.5 plain brown card with rounded corners (card is light grey on back). Image shows a couple of spots of light soiling and some discolouration nearer edges. Corners of card are a little worn. Slight bow to card with some soiling on back. This exact image is included in the book "Snow War: an Illustrated History of Rogers Pass, Glacier National Park, B.C." Edited by John S. Marsh (taken from the Provincial Archives of British Columbia). The book describes this photograph as being taking during the brief summer recreational period of the area (as opposed to it's threatening winters). The group shown traveled from Donald to the Rogers Pass Summit for a picnic (this was the only flat spot for miles). The highlight of the day was dancing upin the roof of the 17 shed. The man third to the right in the back row (standing atop the train) is Thomas Kilpatrick, superintendent of the subdivision for many years. The train shows is Locomotive No. 401 which has a 2-8-0 wheel arrangement. It was built in 1886 by the Canadian Pacific New Shops in Montreal. The train served until 1922. Others shown in the photograph include T. Gillespie, Mrs. Crump, T. H. Crump, Sister of Mrs. Crump and Mrs. May Elwords. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

      [Bookseller: Aquila Books(Cameron Treleaven) ABAC]
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        The Origin of Species, by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life.

      London: John Murray, 1888. . Thirty-third thousand. 8vo. xxi, (1), 458, 32 pp. Publisher's dark green cloth, gilt lettered to spine, some light pencilled underlining throughout. Folding plate. Some trivial shelf wear, an excellent copy. Freeman, 423.

      [Bookseller: Bow Windows Bookshop]
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        NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS OR A VISIT OF ST. NICHOLAS

      1888. Paperback. 3. CHRISTMAS. (MOORE,CLEMENT) THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS OR A VISIT OF ST. NICHOLAS [by Clement Moore]. NY: McLoughlin Bros. 1888. Folio (10 x 12 1/8"), pictorial wraps. Cover crease, corner and spine repairs, some margin repairs, overall tight and Good condition. Featuring 12 full page, one double page and two half-page fabulous chromolithographs plus great color covers and color illustrations in text. This is a wonderful edition and quite scarce.

      [Bookseller: Aleph-Bet Books, Inc.]
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        Illustrirte Geschichte der k. u. k. österreichischen Armee in ihrer allgemeinen und speciellen culturhistorischen Bedeutung von der Begründung und Entwicklung an bis zur Gegenwart. Bearb. unter Mitwirkung namhafter Schriftsteller und Künstler

      Wien, Halm & Goldmann 1888.. 2 Bde. kl.-4°. Tit., 3 Bll., 1456 S., 2 Bll. Mit je 1 Frontisp., über 300 (dav. 21 ganzseit.) Holzschn. u. 62 chromolith. Taf. sowie 1 mehrf, gefalt. farblith. Karte. OLn. Mit Gold-, Schwarz- u. Blindpräg. Kanten berieb. Einige eingel. Zeitungsausschn.

      [Bookseller: Antiquariat Burgverlag]
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        NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS OR A VISIT OF ST. NICHOLAS

      - CHRISTMAS. (MOORE,CLEMENT) THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS OR A VISIT OF ST. NICHOLAS [by Clement Moore]. NY: McLoughlin Bros. 1888. Folio (10 x 12 1/8"), pictorial wraps. Cover crease, corner and spine repairs, some margin repairs, overall tight and Good condition. Featuring 12 full page, one double page and two half-page fabulous chromolithographs plus great color covers and color illustrations in text. This is a wonderful edition and quite scarce. [Attributes: Soft Cover]

      [Bookseller: Aleph-Bet Books, Inc. - ABAA]
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