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        WISNICZ - ZAMEK

      - Typ: rycina; Haslo: Nowy Wisnicz; Przyn. adm.: powiat Bochnia wojewodztwo malopolskie (tarnowskie) gmina Nowy Wisnicz; Sygnatura: Rycina sygnowana olowkiem: "A. Oles" i na na plycie: "Wisnicz. Zamek".; Technika: Litografia na tincie; Format: 179x311.; Pochodzenie: Z teki: A. Oles: Polskie zamki i dworki. Teka I tablica 6. Krakow nakladem autora 1923.; Drukarnia: Zakl. Art. Lit. Fr. Zielinskiego w Krakowie.; Inf o autorze: A. Oles (1886 Iwonicz-1952 Kielce) malarz, konserwator i grafik, studiowal w ASP w Krakowie w latach 1907-1908, 1911-1913 i 1915-1917, stosunkowo nieliczne prace graficzne w roznych technikach graficznych, zob. SAP t.6 ss.263-266.; Literatura: Gronska 1994 poz. 420.; Uwagi: Naklad teki 70 egz. Ukazala sie jedynie pierwsza teka z zaplanowanego cyklu. Zamek, pierwotnie gotycki, XV w., dla Kmitow, przebudowany w formach gotycko-renesansowych, 2. cw. XVI w., dla Piotra Kmity, przeksztalcony na barokowa rezydencje, dla Stanislawa Lubomirskiego, fortyfikacje bastionowe, zob. Atlas zabytkow s.567 z ilustracja, dawne ciezkie wiezienie.; Kategorie tematyczne: architektura wiezienia zamki, varia prawo / Architektur Burgen/Burg Gefängnisse/Gefängnis, Varia Recht / architecture castles/castle prisons/prison, varia law / Lithographie Lithographie mit Tonplatte / lithograph lithograph with tint; Rycina w ladnym stanie, nieznacznie uszkodzony gorny margines tablicy, slad na gornym marginesie tablicy po wyjeciu z teki (albumu) (wydawnicza perforacja).

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        The World Crisis, full set of U.S. first editions inscribed and dated by Churchill

      New York: Charles Scribner&#39;s Sons, 1923. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very good. INSCRIBED AND DATED BY CHURCHILL. Any inscribed World Crisis set is a prize, but inscribed U.S. editions seem considerably more scarce than inscribed British editions. Collectors will note, the U.S. first edition of the World Crisis is the true first edition, as U.S. publication preceded the British. Offered here is a full set of U.S. first editions signed by Churchill in Volume IV, The Aftermath. A lovely inked inscription by the author in three lines on the ffep reads "Inscribed by Winston S. Churchill Feb. 1932". All volumes are first edition, first printings except for The Aftermath, which is first edition, third printing. In February of 1932, Churchill was traveling in the United States on a lucrative and successful lecture tour. He spoke in many cities throughout the month before departing for England on 11 March aboard the ocean liner Majestic. This volume was undoubtedly inscribed during the tour. Publisher Charles Scribner wrote to Churchill on the day of his departure "I sincerely hope that you made no mistake in trusting your books to us. we will continue to back them until they come into their own." Churchill&#39;s books most certainly did come into their own. The inscribed volume is in very good condition. The russet boards are bright and clean with square corners and only minor shelf wear at the bottom edge. The spine is just slightly faded with minor wear at head and tail, but is clean and retains good color and bright gilt. The contents are clean and bright with no inscriptions save the one by the author. The third printing was issued in September 1929, six months after the first. The five first edition, first printing books comprising the rest of this set are in very good to near-fine condition with minor flaws and wear. The contents are uniformly clean, tight, and unusually bright for paper that is prone to age-yellowing. There is no spotting. There are no previous ownership marks save for a bookplate on the pastedown of The Unknown War. The boards are all clean and bright with only minor scuffing or blemishes. Spine presentation shows only very mild fading. Even the notoriously fade-prone Volume I spine retains good color, although the gilt has darkened as is normal for this volume. Of special note, the folding map at p.388 of The Unknown War is properly folded with no tears; there is just some wear to the leading edge where it protrudes slightly from the text block. Bibliographic reference: Cohen A69.1, Woods/ICS A31(aa). Langworth p.103.

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        The Frontier Trail Or From Cowboy to Colonel. An Authentic Narrative of Forty-Three Years in the Old West as Cattle-Man, Indian Fighter and Army Officer. By Colonel Homer W. Wheeler (Retired) U.S. Army (Late Fifth Cavalry) With an introduction by Major-General James G. Harbord, Assistajnt Chief of Staff, United Stated Army

      Times-Mirror Press, Los Angeles 1923 - Bound in brick red cloth stamped brightly in black, the book is in very good minus condition. The front and rear boards are clean, the corners are bumped. With light wear and a touch of fraying to the top and bottom of the spine ends. The spine bulges a little because of the additional leaflets and letters glued in; and the hinges are tender and separating; the rear hinge is mostly sprung. This extra-illustrated copy is unique. First it is inscribed: "To W. Thornton Parker. M.D. With kind personal regards of the Author. Homer W. Wheeler Col. H.O. Cavalry. Retired. Los Angeles, Calif. May 13th 1924." The front paste-down bears the armorial bookplate of William Thornton Parker, M.D. The volume is then extra-illustrated with photographs, leaflets, and letters from Homer Wheeler to Thornton Parker. On the verso of the title page Dr. Parker has pasted a photograph of himself attired in buckskins, holding his rifle across his knees and cradling his dog's head with his right hand. Inscribed beneath the photo: "William Thornton Parker, M.D. Surgeon N.L. Indian Service-- White Earth Indian Reservation Minnesota 1879-80." On the next page is the photo of a Chippewa tomahawk and written in ink: "Presented to Dr. W. T. Parker by Chippewa War Chief Meeshee Kee Gee Shig." There are two sepia photos of "Fort Leavenworth Kansas, 1880" glued in between pages 196 and 197. Another striking sepia photograph is of "Fort Cummings New Mexico" tipped in after p. 124. There is an 8 page pamphlet titled: "Personal Experiences among our North American Indians from 1867 to 1885 by W. Thornton Parker, M.D. published in Northampton, MASS in 1913" tipped in opposite p. 309; and an article entitled: "The Evolution of the Colored Soldier by W. Thornton Parker, dated in ink 1899. In addition to several other pieces of ephemera glued in there are three letters (one 2 pages) written in black ink in Homer Wheeler's hand and signed by him. The letters are tipped-in at the front and rear of the book and dated 1922 and 1924. There are also a few newspaper articles glued in along with Military Testimonials from 1915. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

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        The World Crisis, full set of six British first edition, first printings

      London: Thornton Butterworth Limited, 1923. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Offered here is a full British first edition set of Winston Churchill&#39;s The World Crisis published between 1923 and 1931. Of The World Crisis, Churchill bibliographer Frederick Woods wrote: "The volumes contain some of Churchill&#39;s finest writing, weaving the many threads together with majestic ease, describing the massive battles in terms which fitly combine relish of the literary challenge with an awareness of the sombre tragedy of the events." Churchill was in a special position to write this history, having served both in the Cabinet and on the Front. He served as First Lord of the Admiralty from 1911 until 1915. After the failure in the Dardanelles and the slaughter at Gallipoli Churchill was scapegoated and forced to resign. He spent his political exile as a lieutenant colonel leading a battalion in the trenches. Before war&#39;s end, Churchill was exonerated and rejoined the Government, but the stigma would linger. Churchill may have meant for his history of the First World War to clear his name, but his six volume masterwork far exceeds this purpose. Many consider the British edition aesthetically superior to the U.S., with its larger volumes and shoulder notes summarizing the subject of each page. This is a full set of British first edition, first printings - a sound and respectable complete set in very good condition, marred only by the common aesthetic flaws of some scuffing and spotting. All six bindings are tight, and square, with nicely rounded spines and strong spine gilt. All six bindings show some shelf wear. The Eastern Front is notable for sharp corners and minimal wear, but does show some blistering of the spine cloth along the front hinge. The contents of all six volumes are tight and complete. All maps, charts, etc. are intact, including the notoriously fragile color folding map at the end of The Eastern Front. The only previous owner mark in the set is in pencil and found in The Aftermath - a touching single previous owner inscription from 1934 on the front pastedown. Four of the six volumes show some of the spotting endemic to the British first edition. In the 1911-1914 and 1915 volumes, spotting is confined to prelims and page edges. The 1916-1918 volumes are free of spotting. The Aftermath shows heavier spotting to the page edges, with light internal spotting primarily confined to prelims. The lack of a two-line Errata is tipped in at p.9. confirms that The Aftermath is not only first printing, but first state. The Eastern Front has intermittent spotting throughout, light in the main text but heavier in the prelims. Please note that this large set may require additional postage. Bibliographic reference: A69.2(I-VI).a, Woods/ICS A31(ab), Langworth p.105.&

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        NEW HAMPSHIRE. A POEM WITH NOTES AND GRACE NOTES

      New York: Henry Holt, 1923. First Edition. Hardcover. Light wear to the spine tips with rather faint dampstaining to the bottom portion of the spine and rear cover. Very Good, lacking the dustwrapper. J. J. Lankes. First Trade Edition of one of Frost's most notable books and winner of his first Pulitzer Prize containing such poems as "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" and "Fire and Ice." Illustrated with woodcuts by J. J. Lankes. This copy is SIGNED by the poet on the front endpaper.

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        HARMONIUM

      New York: Knopf, 1923. First Edition. Cloth-backed boards. Near Fine, lacking the scarce dustwrapper. One of only 215 copies in the second binding of striped multi-colored boards of perhaps the most important first book of poetry of the 20th century. Edelstein A I.a. Fresh and bright copy inside and out. Spine label a little faded but readable; very mild rubbing and edgewear.

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        The Sun Field

      New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons. 1923. First. First edition. Pencil owner's name on the front fly, a couple of small splash marks and a small sunned patch near the front gutter, a very good or better copy in near fine dustwrapper with a few very small nicks at the corners. According to McCue's, Baseball by the Books: A History and Bibliography of Baseball Fiction (pg. 25): "The first novel with serious baseball content aimed at an adult audience. The book is narrated by a former sportswriter, as Broun was, in love with a free-spirited, intellectual feminist, as was Broun's wife, while she falls for a baseball player who is clearly modeled on Babe Ruth. Numerous players of the early 1920s appear by name." Exceptionally uncommon in any sort of reasonably attractive dustwrapper .

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        The World Crisis, full set of six British first edition, first printings, inscribed by Churchill to a close friend before publication in the third book

      London: Thornton Butterworth Limited, 1923. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Near fine. This is a full set of six British first edition, first printings of Churchill&#39;s monumental history of the First World War, inscribed and dated in the third book by Churchill (two days before publication) to his "oldest friend" Jack Seely. Inked on the ffep of 1916-1918 Part I in four lines is "Jack Seely / from / Winston S. Churchill / 1.3.27". John Edward Bernard Seely (1868-1947), 1st Baron Mottistone CB, CMG, DSO, PC, TD, was Churchill&#39;s close friend, comrade in arms, and political ally for nearly half a century. His life and career remarkably parallel and entwine Churchill&#39;s, with a particularly strong bond during the First World War, both in politics and on the Front. As boys, Seely and Churchill both attended Harrow. Both earned distinction in the Boer War and parlayed war records into election to Parliament in the "Khaki election" of 1900. Churchill and Seely quickly became political allies and confidantes. Both left the Conservative party, becoming Liberals in 1904. Both joined the Liberal Government Cabinet in 1908. In 1911 Churchill became First Lord of the Admiralty and in 1912 Seely became Secretary of State for War. Both were forced out of the Cabinet - Seely for the Curragh Incident in 1914 and Churchill for the Dardanelles in 1915 - and both subsequently chose to serve on the Front. While on active service in Europe, the two friends arranged to see one another often and continued to correspond throughout the war. In 1916, Churchill wrote to Seely "Good luck to you my dear - count on me if the moment comes when I am worth anything again." Churchill was the first to be politically rehabilitated, returning to the Cabinet as Minister of Munitions in 1917. Seely would write from Flanders "I am so glad, not only for your sake who at last have an outlet for energies and talents, but even more for all of us who want so badly just what you can give." While Seely continued to serve with gallant distinction, Churchill faithfully advocated for a Ministerial appointment for him. In 1918, after retiring from active military service, Seely campaigned for Churchill in Dundee. When Churchill became Secretary of State for Air and War in 1919, he brought in Seely as Under-Secretary for Air. Though Seely chafed at his failure to secure his own ministry and ultimately resigned in frustration, the friendship endured. Churchill wrote to Seely "I did whatever was in my power wh sincere & old friendship suggested to assist yr return from the military to the political arena. Had greater offices been in my sphere of influence, I wd have found one for you." In 1924, both Seely and Churchill rejoined the Conservative Party. In 1927, when this book was inscribed, Churchill was Chancellor of the Exchequer and Seely Chairman of the National Savings Commission (a post he held from 1926-1943). Two years later, Churchill wrote to Stanley Baldwin urging that Seely be given a peerage; Seely was created Baron Mottistone in 1933. The inscribed 1916-1918 Part I book is in near-fine condition. The binding is square, clean, and tight, with only very light shelf wear and minor wrinkling at the spine ends. The contents are bright and crisp. Spotting is mostly confined to the prelims and page edges, of course including the inscribed ffep. Nonetheless, the inscription is excellent, with no age-spreading or smudging of the ink. The remaining five volumes make this a very nice set indeed with superior spine presentation. The bindings are uniformly clean with bright gilt and only light shelf wear, mostly confined to extremities. The contents are uniformly clean and tight. Light spotting is confined to text block edges and the prelims of two volumes. The Eastern Front and The Aftermath both have a single neat previous owner name inked on the ffep. The 1911-1914 volume bears an inked inscription on the ffep dated 4 May 1923. We find no other ownership marks. Bibliographic reference: A69.2(I-VI).a, Woods/ICS A31(ab), Langworth p.105

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        EL COHETE Y LA ESTRELLA

      Biblioteca exclusiva de La Biblioteca de Índice: Librería y Editorial Rivadeneyra, Madrid 1923 - Primera edición de la primera obra de este ensayista, poeta y dramaturgo español, gran amigo de Juan Ramón Jiménez, director de la revista Índice, en la que aparecieron sus primeros artículos y aforismos en los años 1921 y 1922. Su publicación constituyó una auténtica revelación para una nueva generación de escritores. Con caricatura lírica del autor firmada por Juan Ramón Jiménez (1922). Elegante edición, papel hueso con barbas. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

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        FAKTURA SLOVA ("Verbal Texture: A Declaration"). First Edition

      Moscow: MAF, 1923. Author: Aleksey Kruchenykh. Decorations by Ivan Kliun (linocuts?). Text in Russian. Softcover. 2000 copies only. Published by Moscow Association of Futurists (MAF). Reproduced in Compton-2 and other sources. Rare. Please see the picture. For more images please visit our website.. 1st ed..

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        [The Needles. Isle of Wight]

      1923. Oil on canvas. In swept gilt frame. Fine condition. Framed size: 101 x 127 cm. Signed and dated lower right corner by the artist.

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        PEIZAZH V TSVETNYKH GRAVIURAKH NA DEREVE ("Landscape in Color Woodcuts"). First Edition

      Moscow-Petrograd: GIZ, 1923. Text in Russian. 8-1/2" x 7-1/4" (21.6 x 18.4 cm) Softcover. Original color woodcuts by Ivan Nikolaevich Pavlov (1872-1951). Rare. Please see the picture. For more images please visit our website.. 1st ed..

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        The World Crisis, full set of U.S. first editions inscribed and dated by Churchill

      New York: Charles Scribner&#39;s Sons, 1923. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very good. INSCRIBED AND DATED BY CHURCHILL. Any inscribed World Crisis set is a prize, but inscribed U.S. editions seem considerably more scarce than inscribed British editions. Collectors will note, the U.S. first edition of the World Crisis is the true first edition, as U.S. publication preceded the British. Offered here is a full set of U.S. first editions signed by Churchill in Volume IV, The Aftermath. A lovely inked inscription by the author in three lines on the ffep reads "Inscribed by Winston S. Churchill Feb. 1932". All volumes are first edition, first printings except for The Aftermath, which is first edition, third printing. In February of 1932, Churchill was traveling in the United States on a lucrative and successful lecture tour. He spoke in many cities throughout the month before departing for England on 11 March aboard the ocean liner Majestic. This volume was undoubtedly inscribed during the tour. Publisher Charles Scribner wrote to Churchill on the day of his departure "I sincerely hope that you made no mistake in trusting your books to us. we will continue to back them until they come into their own." Churchill&#39;s books most certainly did come into their own. The inscribed volume is in very good condition. The russet boards are bright and clean with square corners and only minor shelf wear at the bottom edge. The spine is just slightly faded with minor wear at head and tail, but is clean and retains good color and bright gilt. The contents are clean and bright with no inscriptions save the one by the author. The third printing was issued in September 1929, six months after the first. The five first edition, first printing books comprising the rest of this set are in very good to near-fine condition with minor flaws and wear. The contents are uniformly clean, tight, and unusually bright for paper that is prone to age-yellowing. There is no spotting. There are no previous ownership marks save for a bookplate on the pastedown of The Unknown War. The boards are all clean and bright with only minor scuffing or blemishes. Spine presentation shows only very mild fading. Even the notoriously fade-prone Volume I spine retains good color, although the gilt has darkened as is normal for this volume. Of special note, the folding map at p.388 of The Unknown War is properly folded with no tears; there is just some wear to the leading edge where it protrudes slightly from the text block. Bibliographic reference: Cohen A69.1, Woods/ICS A31(aa). Langworth p.103.

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        The Works.

      London: William Heinemann Ltd., 1923 - 30 volumes, octavo. Zaehnsdorf green half morocco binding, titles and decoration to spine gilt, raised bands, marbled endpapers, gilt to top edge. Bindings a little rubbed, spines lightly sunned, light scattered soiling and spotting of discoloration to some volumes at boards. Else a very attractive set. Frontispiece. The Manaton Edition. Signed Limited Edition. Limited to 530 sets and signed by author.

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        April Twilights and Other Poems

      New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 1923. First edition thus, a re-issue of Cather's first book, with additional poems, some of them previously unpublished. Fine in very good or better dustwrapper which is rubbed at the spine, and has some very slight loss at the spinal extremities. Very scarce in jacket. .

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        The World Crisis, full set of six British first edition, first printings, inscribed by Churchill to a close friend before publication in the third book

      London: Thornton Butterworth Limited, 1923. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Near fine. This is a full set of six British first edition, first printings of Churchill&#39;s monumental history of the First World War, inscribed and dated in the third book by Churchill (two days before publication) to his "oldest friend" Jack Seely. Inked on the ffep of 1916-1918 Part I in four lines is "Jack Seely / from / Winston S. Churchill / 1.3.27". John Edward Bernard Seely (1868-1947), 1st Baron Mottistone CB, CMG, DSO, PC, TD, was Churchill&#39;s close friend, comrade in arms, and political ally for nearly half a century. His life and career remarkably parallel and entwine Churchill&#39;s, with a particularly strong bond during the First World War, both in politics and on the Front. As boys, Seely and Churchill both attended Harrow. Both earned distinction in the Boer War and parlayed war records into election to Parliament in the "Khaki election" of 1900. Churchill and Seely quickly became political allies and confidantes. Both left the Conservative party, becoming Liberals in 1904. Both joined the Liberal Government Cabinet in 1908. In 1911 Churchill became First Lord of the Admiralty and in 1912 Seely became Secretary of State for War. Both were forced out of the Cabinet - Seely for the Curragh Incident in 1914 and Churchill for the Dardanelles in 1915 - and both subsequently chose to serve on the Front. While on active service in Europe, the two friends arranged to see one another often and continued to correspond throughout the war. In 1916, Churchill wrote to Seely "Good luck to you my dear - count on me if the moment comes when I am worth anything again." Churchill was the first to be politically rehabilitated, returning to the Cabinet as Minister of Munitions in 1917. Seely would write from Flanders "I am so glad, not only for your sake who at last have an outlet for energies and talents, but even more for all of us who want so badly just what you can give." While Seely continued to serve with gallant distinction, Churchill faithfully advocated for a Ministerial appointment for him. In 1918, after retiring from active military service, Seely campaigned for Churchill in Dundee. When Churchill became Secretary of State for Air and War in 1919, he brought in Seely as Under-Secretary for Air. Though Seely chafed at his failure to secure his own ministry and ultimately resigned in frustration, the friendship endured. Churchill wrote to Seely "I did whatever was in my power wh sincere & old friendship suggested to assist yr return from the military to the political arena. Had greater offices been in my sphere of influence, I wd have found one for you." In 1924, both Seely and Churchill rejoined the Conservative Party. In 1927, when this book was inscribed, Churchill was Chancellor of the Exchequer and Seely Chairman of the National Savings Commission (a post he held from 1926-1943). Two years later, Churchill wrote to Stanley Baldwin urging that Seely be given a peerage; Seely was created Baron Mottistone in 1933. The inscribed 1916-1918 Part I book is in near-fine condition. The binding is square, clean, and tight, with only very light shelf wear and minor wrinkling at the spine ends. The contents are bright and crisp. Spotting is mostly confined to the prelims and page edges, of course including the inscribed ffep. Nonetheless, the inscription is excellent, with no age-spreading or smudging of the ink. The remaining five volumes make this a very nice set indeed with superior spine presentation. The bindings are uniformly clean with bright gilt and only light shelf wear, mostly confined to extremities. The contents are uniformly clean and tight. Light spotting is confined to text block edges and the prelims of two volumes. The Eastern Front and The Aftermath both have a single neat previous owner name inked on the ffep. The 1911-1914 volume bears an inked inscription on the ffep dated 4 May 1923. We find no other ownership marks. Bibliographic reference: A69.2(I-VI).a, Woods/ICS A31(ab), Langworth p.105

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        LE LANGAGE ET LA PENSEE CHEZ L'ENFANT

      Delachaux & Niestlé S.A, Neufchatel Paris 1923 - Collection d'actualités pédagogiques publiée sous les auspices de l'institut J.J.Rousseau et de la société belge de pédotechnie Jean Piaget LE LANGAGE ET LA PENSEE CHEZ L'ENFANT Avec la collaboration de Mlles A.Deslex, G.Guex, H. de Meyenburg, Mme V.J. Piaget et Mlle L.Veihl Préface de Ed. Claparède Première édition 1923, Neufchatel Paris-éditions Delachaux & Niestlé S.A., In-12(13 x 19,5 cm), broché, papier cristal, XIV et 318 pages contenu du livre : Les fonctions du langage de deux enfants de six ans-les types et les stades de conversation entre enfants de quatre à sept ans-la compréhension et l'explication verbales entre enfants de même age, de six à huit ans-quelques particularités de la compréhension verbale chez l'enfant de neuf à onze ans-les questions d'un enfant de six ans-appendice Etat : couverture élimée avec coupures au dos, papier jauni, rare exemplaire de la première édition Poids : 440g [Attributes: Soft Cover]

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        BUKA RUSSKOY LITERATURY ("The Bogeyman of Russian Literature"). First Edition

      Moscow: 41°, 1923. Text in Russian. Collection of articles by S. Tretyakov, D. Burliuk, T. Tolstaya & S. Rafalovich on Aleksey Kruchenykh. Cover by Natalia Nagorskaya, illuminations by Ivan Kliun. With one original watercolor by I. Kliun. This copy belonged to an editor E. Povolotskaya (Plakat IZOGIZ, 1930&#39;s). Fragile condition but one of a kind copy. Please see the image. For more images please visit our website.. 1st ed..

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        Sea and Sardinia

      London: Martin Secker,, 1923. With Eight Pictures in Colour by Juan Juta. Quarto. Original brown cloth, titles to spine gilt, double-line borders to boards in blind, maps to pastedowns, top edge dyed black. With the dust jacket. Colour frontispiece and 7 plates by Juan Juta. A little mild dampstain to corner of upper board, light partial toning and a little spotting to endpapers. Contents unopened. An excellent copy in the lightly rubbed jacket with a few small chips and short splits and tape repairs to the corners and ends of spine. First UK edition, first impression. Originally published in the US in 1921. The Sea and Sardinia was Lawrence&#39;s "acute and often very funny diary" of his and Frieda&#39;s visit to Sardinia in 1921.

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        Verspreide geschriften (Gesammelte Schriften).

      Leiden/Bonn,Leipzig, Brill/Kurt Schroeder, 1923-27. - 6 vols. in 7. With portr. Bibliogr., indexes. Softcover. Or. wrp. Good. (Ex-lib.copy: taped label on spines of vols. II to VII, stamps (incl. cancel) on verso titles; spines sl. browned; vol. I wrps. sl. stained, stain in 1st blank & title). * I: Geschriften betreffende den Islam en zijne geschiedenis; II: Geschriften betreffende het Mohammedaansche recht; III: Geschriften betreffende Arabië en Turkije; IV: Geschriften betreffende den Islam in Nederlandsch-Indië; V: Geschriften betreffende taal- en letterkunde; VI: Boekaankondigingen, verscheidenheden, registers, bibliographie. [Attributes: Soft Cover]

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        GORE PAKHARIA ("Woe of the Ploughman") and TAIFUN ("Typhoon"). Artistic-Literary and Social Magazine. Nos. 1, 3 & 4

      Vladivostok: PrimGubKomPomGol / Svobodnaya Rossiya, 1923 Three issues (of six ever published) of the Soviet Futurist Far East magazine. Text in Russian. Square 4to (10-1/2" x 9-1/2") stapled wraps. Illustrated. 2000 copies only. From the archive of the Futurist artist Pavel Ivanov. The magazine changed its title after the 3rd issue. Editor: Pavel Liubarskiy. Avant-garde covers and illustrations by Pavel Liubarsky, V. Okhlopkov, V. Pashkevich. A. Bakushinsky - Aesthetics - Agriculture - Al. Bogdanov - Amur River - Arseny Nesmelov - Art criticism - Artistic life - Artistic propaganda - Bart - Bibliography - Biography - Book reviews - Boris Beta - Boris Pil&#39;niak - Braque - Cheliabinsk - Chronicle - Culture - Delaunay - Famine - Far East - Fascism - Folklore - France - Futurism - G. Rikhter - G. Travin - Graphics - History - Iv. Leushin - Iv. Lopatin - Karl Marx - Khabarovsk - Leger - Literary criticism - M. Dokukin - M. Trirog - Mikhail Larionov - N. Kurganov - N. Nikolaev - N. Tikhonov - Natalia Goncharova - Nikolay Punin - Noel&#39; - P. P. Stankov - Painting - Paris - Philately - Philosophy - Picasso - Poetry - Politics - Posters - Propaganda - Prose - Samara - Self-portrait - Starvation - V. Aleksandrovsky - V. Kislov - Vasily Chekrygin - Vasily V. Grazhensky (his portrait by P. Liubarsky) - Victor Bart - Vladimir Mayakovsky - Vladimir Tatlin - Z. Matveev - etc. Extremely Rare. Not in MOMA, not in Getty, not in British Library. The first title not listed either in PPS, or in Smits. Please see the picture. For more images please visit our website..

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        AUTOGRAPH LETTER FROM DZIGA VERTOV TO OSIP BRIK REGARDING PUBLICATION IN "LEF" MAGAZINE

      [Moscow], 1923 (1925?). ALS, in Russian. Dated 28/X/23 (25?). 8-7/8" x 11-5/8" (22.5 x 29.5 cm). [Dziga Vertov (1896-1954): a famous Soviet Avant-garde movie producer, cinema pioneer. Osip Brik (1888-1945): well-known Russian Soviet writer, play-writer, literary critic. One of founders (with Mayakovsky, Rodchenko) of LEF (&#39;Left Front"): the most important association of Soviet mid-1920&#39;s avant-garde writers, artists and photographers, architects and others. LEF was mostly oriented on Constructivism, successor of Futurism. - Rare and important document.] Please see the picture..

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        HUMOURS OF GOLF.

      Methuen & Co (1923), London - Quarto. x, 50p. Illustrated throughout by W. Heath Robinson. Bound in original color-printed boards in original dust jacket Quite rare in the dust jacket Book with minor edge wear and soil but VG, dust jacket chipped and soiled, the folds reinforced with archival tape [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

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        Theatre Femina. Spectacles de la CHAUVE-SOURIS de Nikita Balieff (The Bat Cabaret)

      Paris: [c. 1923] Souvenir Programme. Folio (12-3/4" x 9-3/4") Stapled wraps. Profusely illustrated with photos and theater works by Nicolas Remisoff. [Scarce] Please see the picture. For more images please visit our website..

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        Poems by Four Authors

      Cambridge: Bowes & Bowes,, 1923. Octavo. Original grey cloth-backed boards, white paper title label to spine, green paper sides. With the dust jacket. Fading along board edges, partial tanning to endpapers. An excellent coy in the spine-faded jacket with slight fading around the edges. First edition, first impression, of the first book to publish Ackerley&#39;s poetry. The other three poets are A. Y. Campbell, E. L. Davidson, and F. H. Kendon.

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        Chief Justice William H. Taft Seeks Judicial Help With a Crowded Calendar

      Chief Justice William H. Taft Seeks Judicial Help With a Crowded Calendar.& Under Taft&#39;s leadership, the Federal courts heard many cases, and seemed always overwhelmed with work. U.S. Circuit Court Judge Jacob Trieber, the first Jew ever appointed to the Federal bench, was much admired by Taft and was known as a man willing to pitch in and assume an additional caseload. Generally Trieber agreed, but this time he just could not.& & Typed Letter Signed on his Supreme Court letterhead, Washington, February 12, 1923, to Trieber. "I have yours of February 10th. I knew you were a hard-working judge, but often those who are hard-working are the only ones who have any extra time, or at least are the ones who are most likely to do extra work. However, your statement is all sufficient and I must look elsewhere for Judges."

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        Auguste Brouet. Catalogue de son Oeuvre gravé (.?) précédé d'une étude de Gustave Geffroy. Estampes.

      Boutitie et Cie, paris 1923 - Ensemble de deux volumes de format in 4° de 8 ff.; une eau-forte originale numérotée; 141 planches reproduites en phototypie avec serpentes protectrices explicatives; 4 ff. pour le tome 1. Pour le tome II: 4 ff.; planches 142 à 271 reproduites en photypie; 4ff. Reliure de l'éditeur en demi maroquin noir à longs grains; dos à quatre nerfs, caissons richement ornés et dorés, titres dorés, dates en pied; décor de filets dorés sur les coins; têtes dorées; non rogné. Couvertures entièrement conservées. Tirage total à 1030 exemplaires; celui-ci N°132 sur vélin, second papier. Rousseurs en marge de la gravure originale sans atteinte à l'oeuvre sinon exemplaire frais en état quasi neuf. Joint une photographie de l'artiste. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

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        AVTOLITOGRAFII (Lithographs [printed by the artist]). First Edition

      Moscow-(Petersburg): GIZ, 1923. "Twenty Drawings Executed on the Stone by the Artist". Oblong original paper folder containing 23 sheets (title page, dedication page, table of contents and 20 original lithographs [printed by the artist].) Size oblong folio 16-1/2" x 24". Design by N. I. Piskarev. 2000 copies only. Folder fair; one litho sunned; spotting to the dedication page. [Bogaevsky, Konstantin (1872-1943): a famous Russian and Soviet artist. Studied from Aivazovsky and Kuindzhi. Participated in many exhibitions including "World of Art". - Rare]. Please see the pictures. For more images please visit our website.. 1st ed..

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        The Novels and Other Works

      New York: Charles Scribner,, 1923. War and Peace, Anna Karenina, Resurrection. 24 volumes, octavo (210 x 140 mm). Contemporary blue half crushed morocco, blue cloth sides, titles to spine gilt, raised bands, ornate gilt compartment decorations, marbled endpapers, top edge gilt. Illustrated frontispiece to each volume. Very light occasional spotting to pages, cloth sides with mild soiling, else a bright and excellent set with beautiful shelf presence. A beautiful library set of the complete works of Tolstoi.

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        DESCENDÊNCIA DE S. M. EL-REI O SENHOR DOM JOÃO VI.

      - (28ª Rei de Portugal) . Por. Guimarães & Cª. Genealogias Reaes Portuguezas. Editores. Lisboa. 1923. De 36x25 cm. Encadernação da época com lombada e cantos em pele e ferros a ouro. Profusamente ilustrado e intercalado em extra-texto sobre papel couché com as reproduções de 235 retratos, indexados no final da obra com os dados do proprietário e do fotografo. Obra constituída pelas descrições genealógicas dos parentes, ascendentes e colaterais da casa de Bragança, descendentes de D. Nuno Alvares Pereira. Tiragem especial de 100 / LXXVI exemplares numerados de I a C, em papel de linho, rubricados pelo autor. Location/localizacao: 7-A3-C-26

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        BALLETS SUEDOIS Souvenir Programme (Program for American Tour)

      Paris, [c. 1923] ext in English. Folio (12-5/8" x 9-1/2") Stapled wraps with original glassine paper covers. Front and rear covers by Fernand Leger. Illustrated throughout (Fernand Leger, Nils de Dardel, Gerald Murphy, Jean Borlin, Helene Perdriat, Einar Nerman, Valentine J. Hugo, Roger de la Fresnaye, Lucien Daudet, Jean Cocteau, G. Gallibert, Andree Parr). Claude Debussy, Glazounow (Glazunov), Maurice Ravel, Laprade, Cole Porter, Blaise Cendrars, Darius Milhaud, Paul Claudel, Andre Helle, Canudo, et al. Complimentary added: playbill of "Les Ballet Suedois" (Theatre des Champs Elysees) and advertising for American Season of "Le Ballet Suedois" (illustrated). Rare, especially in such condition. Please see the pictures. For more images please visit our website..

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        Three Sets of Lithographs [printed by the artist] on TURKESTAN

      Moscow-Leningrad, GIZ, 1923. Text in Russian. Three sets of original lithographs [printed by the artist] (all published) by Pavel Kuznetsov. First one was published as a book, other two as portfolios. 2000 copies only. 1. TURKESTAN. Lithographs [printed by the artist]. 1st Series of Drawings with Author&#39;s Foreword. 9" x 6-3/4" Softcover. 18 illustrations: front and rear covers, title page, 14 numbered and one unnumbered on verso of rear cover. Soiling/staining, pencil notes inside. [Complete. Most common set of all three.]. 2. TURKESTAN. Lithographs [printed by the artist]. 2nd Series of Drawings. Folio size (15" x 11-1/2") portfolio. Title list, author&#39;s foreword list. 18 illustrations: front and rear covers of the folder, title page, 14 numbered and one unnumbered. Folder separated and needs repair; illustrations in pretty good condition. Reproduced in in John Milner. "A Dictionary..." . [Complete. Rare.] 3. GORNAYA BUKHARA ("Mountainous Bokhara"). Lithographs [printed by the artist] in Colors. Folio size (16" x 11-3/4") portfolio. Title list, author&#39;s foreword list. 17 illustrations: front and rear covers of the folder, title page, 12 numbered and 2 unnumbered. Folder separated and needs repair; illustrations in pretty good condition. [Complete. Rarest of all three sets.] Very Rare complete set. Not in MOMA Collection. For more images please visit our website.. 1st ed..

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        THE DESIGNS OF LEON BAKST for the Sleeping Princess

      London: Benn Brothers Limited, 1923 A Ballet in Five Acts after Perrault. Music by Tchaikovsky. Artist: Leon [Lev Samoilovich] Bakst (1866-1924). Text in English. Elephant Folio (15-1/2" x 11-1/2" or 39.4 x 29.2 cm) original blue linen cloth covered boards, vellum spine embossed in gilt. Top edge gilt, other edges uncut. There is a full-page lithograph of Bakst by Picasso preceding text by Levinson, 54 color plates with tissue guards and 2 other color plates tipped in. Limited Edition. 1000 copies only were printed, of which 500 were for the USA. This being copy number 392. Faint library stamps; some darkening to covers and spine with light wear to corners; else tight and crisp, Very Good. Rare edition with Picasso&#39;s lithograph. Please see the picture. For more images please visit our website.. HB.

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        Les surprenantes aventures du petit Gédéon. Conte pour les petits.

      Lausanne, Payot, (1923) - Quer8°, 56 S., zahlr. farb. Tafeln, OHLwd., Deckelill., Einbd. min. fleckig, Vs. an Gelenk aufgeplatzt, Verlagsschildchen auf Titelbl. aufmontiert, Tafeln min. randrissig (2 Tafeln m. kl. Randfehlstellen); insgesamt gutes Exemplar. Text frz. 1100 gr. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

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        EL COHETE Y LA ESTRELLA. (Con una Caricatura Lírica de J. B. por Juan Ramón Jiménez.)

      Indice,, Madrid 1923 - Size: 13x19.6. 85 (+1) pp. 3h. Retrato. El primer libro de Bergamín, en la editorial dirigida por Juan Ramón Jiménez, cuya mano se nota en la elegancia de la tipografía, bellamente impreso a dos tintas. Dedicatoria autógrafa "a mi querido amigo Rivas Cherif.". Muy buen ejemplar. Envíos para España: el pago contra reembolso conlleva un recargo de 2 Euros. Tela editorial marrón con títulos dorados. [Attributes: First Edition]

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        ETCHINGS AND DRYPOINTS BY FRANK W. BENSON. Volume 3 (of 4)

      Houghton Mifflin Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1923. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine in a Near Fine dustwrapper and quite uncommon as such. Folio (9" x 12-1/2") bound in linen-backed boards; xxii, 100 pages. Copy #258 of 525 numbered copies with an ORIGINAL SIGNED ETCHING by Benson bound in at the front. Illustrated with detailed information about Benson's work. In the scarce dustwrapper which other than a thumb-sized chip at the head is in very nice condition.

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