Newtown: Gregynog Press, 1938. Small octavo. xv, 37pp. One of 400 copies. With an introduction by Henry Thomas and seven wood engravings by Reynolds Stone. A comfortable treatise on the pleasures of pastoralism. Lacks original dust wrapper, traces of edgewear, and faint foxing to a few leaves, else near fine..... More

NY: Grosset & Dunlap, 1945. Original gouache illustration of Thumbelina from Arthur Szyk's illustrated edition of Andersen's Fairy Tales, signed and dated by the artist. In the illustration, Thumbelina, nestled in her walnut shell, shrinks away from a fat toad. In the story, the toad's mother had kidnapped Thumbelina as..... More

(London): Theatre Royal, 1829. Broadside playbill for Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1829 at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, advertising "a musical piece called The Sublime & Beautiful," followed by "The Farce of the Invincibles," and a "New Comic Pantomime" called "Harlequin and Little Red Riding Hood; or the Wizard and the..... More

(Cranberry Isles, Maine: Tidal Press, c. 1975). Broadside. Signed by the author. A poem and an illustration of a chickadee, both by Charles Wadsworth, who along with his wife, Jean Howard, was proprietor of Tidal Press. Fine. More

(c. 1970). Three posters, each depicting a unique and iconic scene from Iran: a Persian painting, the Shah Mosque, and the Shrine of Shah Nematollah Vali. Some edgewear to each, plus minor creasing. (Each mreasures 39 by 26 1/2 in.; 991x673mm). More

(N.p. John McBride, 2010). Broadside, measuring 18 by 6 inches. The text is printed in a gradient from yellow to green. Printed for the joint Roxburghe/Zamorano meeting in 2010 with the compliments of Kathleen Burch and John McBride. Signed by McBride and the author, Paul Vangelisti. Very fine. More

Austin: Book Club of Texas, 1993. Broadside measuring 14 by 20 inches. Printed by the Wind River Press. Includes a quotation from J. Frank Dobie's "Some Part of Myself" (1967), and an illustration by Teresa Avini. The main image, printed in a dark purple, shows cowboys silhouetted against a night..... More

Original artwork, signed by the artist, Tony Tallarico. Depicting the letters A, B, and C against an orange background, this vibrant piece juxtaposes the realistic style of the letter examples (an apple, a ball, and a cat) with the playful style of the letters themselves, which have been enhanced by..... More

(1800s). Two hand-colored botanical prints showing members of the Amaryllis family. Each flower is beautifully rendered in full color with its scientific classification beside it. The reds, oranges, blues, and pinks of the flowers pop against the deep greens of the foliage. Each is framed with blue-green marbled paper, cream..... More