San Francisco: Grabhorn Press, 1953. Small quarto. (vi), 191pp. One of 180 copies printed in French Lettre Bâtarde on handmade paper. Illustrated with six striking color woodcuts by Mary Grabhorn. The most beautiful of the Grabhorn Press Shakespeare series. Slight separation at title page gutter, faint foxing to one page...
San Francisco: Grabhorn-Hoyem Press, 1967. Quarto. (iv), 127pp. One of 225 copies. Translated by John F. Crawford and Andrew Hoyem, and with a commentary by Crawford. The Middle English text, printed in red interlinearly with the translation in black, is from a manuscript in the British Museum. The four illustrations...
San Francisco: Grabhorn Press, 1938. Quarto. (2)ff.,15pp. One of 260 copies. The original leaf is from folio ccxiii of the Pynson 1509 edition. The essay by James D. Hart is decorated on each page with charming color-printed facsimiles of woodcut fools. Leaf lightly stained, else fine. Bound in linen-backed printed...
San Francisco: (Grabhorn Press), 1939. 12mo. (9)pp. One of 55 copies. Tipped in after the title page, the leaf features a large woodcut of John Heywood at his desk. On the window behind him, several spiders observe a fly trapped in a web. On the verso of the page are...
San Francisco: Grabhorn Press for David Magee, 1958. Octavo. 30pp. One of 200 copies printed for David Magee at the Grabhorn Press. This original leaf from a Book of Hours was likely written and illuminated in Paris during the first portion of the fifteenth century. It bears four initials accented...
San Francisco: Grabhorn-Hoyem Press, (1973). Octavo. (viii), (55)pp. One of 300 copies signed by the author and the translator, Lawrence Kart. This is the last publication of the Grabhorn-Hoyem Press. Montale's motets are presented in Italian with the English translations on the facing pages. A fine copy in yellow silk...
