NOTES ON A CELLAR-BOOK (and) SCRAP BOOK
Saintsbury, George. Original uniform red cloth and tan boards, quartos. Third printing on "Notes" in this signed Edition de Luxe limited to 500 copies. "Scrap Book" is a signed, limited to 350 copies large paper issue of the first edition Classics in the literature of wine. Worthy of rebinding. Trinc! Boards dampstained, faint tidelines to top margin of some pages of "Notes."- $80
- $80
TAPPAN’S BURRO and Other Stories.
Grey, Zane. Original black cloth with gilt titles and color pictorial illustration on front board, 253 pp., frontispiece and 6 color plates. Nick to cover cloth at top of front joint, occasional smudge to text, a couple pages with shallow tears at fore-edge, else about very good- $40
- $40
BE YE PERFECT.
Hodson, Geoffrey. Octavo, original blue cloth spine and cream boards, ix, 41 pp., pictorial dustjacket. Frontispiece and jacket illustration by Phoebe Stabler. The second book in the author's series of the angelic heirarchy Some spotting to boards and first couple of leaves, else very good in lightly toned dustjacket- $100
- $100
THE BROTHERHOOD OF ANGELS AND MEN.
Hodson, Geoffrey. Foreword by Annie Besant. Octavo, original blue cloth spine and cream boards, xii, 56 pp., pictorial dustjacket. Frontispiece and jacket illustration by Phoebe Stabler. The first book in the author's series of the angelic heirarchy. Originally published in 1927 Some spotting to endpapers and last couple of leaves, else very good in lightly toned dustjacket- $45
- $45
THE ANGELIC HOSTS.
Hodson, Geoffrey. Foreword by the Right Rev. J. L. Wedgwood Octavo, original blue cloth spine and cream boards, viii, 70 pp., pictorial dustjacket. Frontispiece and jacket illustration by Phoebe Stabler. The third book in the author's series of the angelic heirarchy Some spotting to boards and first couple of leaves, else very good in lightly toned dustjacket- $100
- $100
SOUVENIR OF SANTA BARBARA EARTHQUAKE.
(Santa Barbara). 12 monochrome views from photographs printed back to back on accordion-fold strip, folding into a 4.25 x 6.25 inch integral blue paper mailing envelope with illustration on back and front. The Santa Barbara Earthquake on June 29, 1925 destroyed or damaged 85% of the downtown's commerical buildings and caused 3 deaths. Images show 10 individual buildings and 2 street scenes.Scarce. OCLC/WorldCAt locates only 2 examples. Wear to edges, small splash stain, envelope separating at folds but effectively mended with Scotch Removable Tape, images fine- $125
- $125
