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Scar-Strangled Banger - Ralph Steadman

1988 - Salem House Publishers, Massachusetts - First American Edition
Scar Strangled Banger is one of two books (the other one being America) poking fun at Yanks, Steadman's view of America in retrospect-sharply satirizing all aspects of life in today's American society, peppered with his sharp, powerful and incredible full-page and double-spread, colour and black & white drawings. 
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New Arabian Nights - Robert Louis Stevenson

1976 - The Limited Editions Club, Connecticut
A bright, handsome edition of Robert Louis Stevenson’s earliest collection of stories with illustrations by Clark Hutton.

Originally featured in publications such as the
London Magazine during the 1870s, and first published in book form in 1882. The title is an allusion to the collection of tales, One Thousand an One Nights, stories that Stevenson had previously read and liked. Although Stevenson’s stories were set in contemporary Europe, he stylistically drew on the nested structure of the Arabian tales in creating his own collection. 
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1911 - Cassell & Co., London - First English edition with the N. C. Wyeth illustrations
“Fifteen men on the Dead Man’s Chest Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum! Drink and the devil had done for the rest Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum!”

A timeless Pirate classic, with colour illustrations by N. C. Wyeth, and a map, of course.

Join young Jim Hawkins as he accompanies the dastardly crew of ‘la Hispaniola’, including Long John Silver and his parrot, in pursuit the lost treasure of the infamous Captain Flint. Filled to the brim with mischief, murder and mayhem, the novel remains one of the most popular stories ever written.
 
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1910 - William Heinemann, London - Edition de luxes, each one limited to 1, 150 copies signed by Rackham
A magnificent set of the large deluxe vellum editions.

Wagner’s ‘Trilogy, with a Prelude’, his libretti for
The Ring of Niblung cycle, stunningly illustrated by Arthur Rackham, featuring sixty-four beautiful tipped-in colour plates each with descriptive tissue guards, and twenty-three black and white drawings across two volumes.

Translated from the German into English by Margaret Armour.
 
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1931 - George C. Harrap and Co., London - First Thus, Illustrated by Arthur Rackham
‘It breathes the very spirit of innocence, purity, and simplicity of the heart. There are many choice old verses interspersed in it; it would sweeten a man's temper at any time to read it’ – Charles Lamb on The Compleat Angler, in his letter to Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

A fine copy of Walton’s beloved celebration of the spirit of fishing, wonderfully illustrated by Arthur Rackham with 12 full page colour plates, including frontispiece, together with several other black and white in-text illustrations. 
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The Costumes of the Members of the University of Oxford - Nathaniel Whittock

Circa 1840 - Published for the Proprietor by J. Robins, London
Engraved title and seventeen fine hand coloured engraved plates on accordion style strip, folding out to 122cm [4ft].

Plates as follows [names according to a document held in the Lincoln Archives]:
Scholar [W. Carter]; Commoners [J. Stewart, H. Sibthorpe]; Gentleman Commoner undress gown [Charles Mundy]; Gentleman Commoner dress gown [Dr. Estean (?) of Christ Church]; Nobleman undress gown [Lord Seaham]; Nobleman dress gown [Lord Athlone]; Bachelor of Arts [Revd. Dr. Stewart]; Bachelor of Civil Law [W.B. Heathcote subwarden of New College]; Masters of Arts [J.H. Vernon, J.H. New]; Doctor of Divinity [Dr. Pusey]; Doctor of Music [Dr. Elvey of New College]; Doctor of Civil Laws dress gown [W. Young]; Pro. Proctor [W. Bloxam]; Proctor [E. Dayman, R. Jolley]; Doctor of Divinity dress gown [Dr. Pusey]; Chancellor of the University of Oxford [The Duke].  
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New York - The World Journal Tribune Magazine - Tom Wolfe Kesey

1967New York
Special Issue of the short lived Word Journal Tribune, with the Tom Wolfe article ‘the World of LSD’ which later became The Electric Cool Aid Acid Test. Also includes other articles on such luminaries as the good Doctor Leary. Signed on colour illustrated cover by Kesey & Wolfe. You just can’t find clothes or glasses like these anymore. 
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