London: Henry G. Bohn, 1864. Six 12mo. volumes. xii, 1-576; 577-1156; 1157-1756; 1757-2400; 2401-3028; v, 1-336pp. New edition, revised, corrected and enlarged, with an Appendix relating to the books of literary and scientific societies. Lowndes's bibliography, first published in 1834, was the first systematic work of its kind, taking fourteen... More

Berkeley, California: Peacock Press, 1965. 24mo. 15pp. + (4)pp. ads. With a black & white frontispiece of an eighteenth century Spanish psalter from the UCLA special collections. This article first appeared in the New York Times in 1964. Includes a list of Peacock Press titles at the end. Spine faintly... More

Frankfurt am Main: Sonderdruck, 1978. Square 16mo. 44pp. "Aus dem Antiquariat" Nr. 2. One of 100 copies, illustrated throughout in black and white. Fine, in tan wrappers. More

Boston, MA: Bromer Booksellers, (c. 1991). Small quarto. (56)pp. With photographic reproductions throughout in black and white. Catalogue number 66 issued by Anne and David Bromer of Bromer Booksellers. This catalogue, issued in conjunction with a lecture given by Anne Bromer and an exhibition, celebrates "the fine art of calligraphy... More

London: Bertram Rota, 1987. Octavo. 283pp., + (28)pp. of illustrations in both color and black & white. One of 400 copies. Barker's investigation of the Frederic Prokosch forgeries. In black, cloth-backed boards. Gilt-titled to spine. A little bit of dust and wear, else a fine copy. More

Chelsea: Ashendene Press, 1922. Octavo. viii, 239pp. Limited to 240 copies. Printed entirely by hand, with titles in red and chapter initials in blue. Illustrated with 53 wood-engravings cut by J.B. Swain after drawings by Charles M. Gere. Bound in limp vellum with ribbon ties and gilt titling to the... More

Berkeley Heights, New Jersey: Oriole Press, (1964). Oblong 32mo. 14pp. One of one hundred copies for private distribution. Several small illustrations throughout, printed in green and burgundy. In green-printed gray wrappers. This copy is inscribed to Anne Bromer by the daughter of the printer. Short closed tear to bottom edge... More

Paris: (J. Pintard and Bénard), (1835). A tightrope toy, hand-colored, that includes a functional tightrope assemblage, an elaborate stage, two kneeling attendants, and eight acrobats, of which seven are movable. The stage is made of two parts: a raised stage floor, and a five-panel stage background that surrounds the floor... More

(N.p. n.d.). (10)pp. Hand-colored microminiature alphabet with one word and image per letter. Bookplate of Robert E. Massmann, numbered 5261. In card wrappers with paper label to upper cover. Some spotting to interior, else near fine. (7/8 by 1 inches; 22x26mm). More

Portland, Maine: Yellow Kid Press, 1970. (18)pp. Second edition. One of 100 copies. A short story about the activities of the cherubs who inhabit a set of initials produced by Stephenson, Blake and Co., England. Many of the cherubs are less-than-angelic, causing mishaps for their neighboring letters; letters N through... More

London and Boston: Faber & Faber, 1980. Octavo. 136pp. First edition, in first issue dust wrapper. Contains selections from Death of a Naturalist, Door into the Dark, Wintering Out, and North. Very light wear to top and bottom of spine, else fine in blue cloth-covered boards, gilt-titled to spine. Dust... More

NY: Gotham Book Mart, 1971. First edition. One of twenty-six lettered copies, signed by Gorey. A suspenseful, nonsensical tale intended “to make all serious men mad, mad, mad, and to amuse children little little little.” Slight toning to spine and rear wrapper. Overall, nearly fine in illustrated wrappers. (Toledano B49a)... More

Boston: Phillips, Sampson & Co. 1856. Small quarto. 67pp., printed on one side only. A collection of verse, each accompanied by a lively silhouette engraving. This is one of several children's books published as a partnership between Phillips, Sampson & Co. and translator "Cousin Fannie" in the 1850s. In advertising... More