Abbott, Katharine M.
Trolley Trips in and about Fascinating Washington
J. F. Jarvis, Washington D.C.: 1900
- $110
Small illustrated booklet, stapled and securely bound in the original wrappers. Tiny chips from corners of the front wrapper, not affecting images and a very light stain in the inner margin of a few leaves. 128 pp. Very scarce.
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Greylock, Godfrey (J.E.A. Smith)
Taghconic; or Letters and Legends about our Summer home First Edition. Very good copy with little wear, and just a couple spots of discoloration to the cloth. The lettering on the spine retains some glow. Tight and secure. "With the compliments of the Author" in pencil on the endpaper and a pencil correction of fact in the preface. A poem by the author clipped from an 1852 newspaper is loosely inserted. The Berkshires are presented with special attention given to some notable residents.- $375
- $375
Hell’s Acres. A Historical Novel of the Wild East in the ’50s
Perry, Clay and Pell, John L. E. ADVANCE REVIEW COPY, SIGNED BY BOTH AUTHORS AND THE PUBLISHER. Folded in front is a typed letter from the publisher, Lee Furman, expressing enthusiasm to a potential reviewer, The half-title page is signed by both authors as well as Lee Furman. A fourth signature is that of David Lloyd, who seems to have had some connection to the book. There are ten mounted early reviews on the preliminary leaves. They are from 1938 newspapers and dark shadows from them have been cast. Very slight fading to the spine lettering, the book itself with little wear. Very Good.- $675
- $675
Selections from the Edinburgh Review. Comprising the Best Articles of that Journal, from its Commencement to the Present Time
Cross, Maurice (Editor) 6 Volumes complete, following the London Edition of 1833. Contemporary half calf, with title and volume labels intact, hinges secure, occasional spotting and foxing. Edges dry and rubbed. Over 2600 pages in total, the volumes representing separate subjects including moral science, metaphysics, education, political history, literature, etc. Volume VI is devoted to Political Economy. West India Slavery is discussed on pp. 324-423 of Volume V.- $195
- $195
The Spanish Gypsy. A Poem
Eliot, George Bound in attractive early half morocco with spine lettering: "Eliot's Works" and the book's title. No half-title or ads. All edges gilt. Evidently from a uniformly bound set of first editions, without indication of sequence within that set. Minor spot or two of wear.- $110
- $110
Scenes of Clerical Life
Eliot, George Two volumes, bound without half titles. Early half morocco, the attractive spines lettered "Eliot's Works" and the book's title. All edges gilt. Evidently from a uniformly bound set of first editions, but without numbering to suggest a sequence within that set.- $1,200
- $1,200
Felix Holt the Radical
Eliot, George Three volumes. Early half morocco, with marbled sides. Half titles present, bound without ads. All edges gilt. Very attractive spines, with lettering "Eliot's Works" and the book's title. Edges of marbled paper darkened, but slight wear only, with hinges strong. Evidently from a uniformly bound set of first editions, but not numbered as part of a sequence within that set.- $295
- $295
Finnegans Wake (Edited by Danis Rose and John O’Hanlon)
Joyce, James This is No. 44 of 150 copies of the Special Edition, bound in black calfskin and signed by Danis Rose, with the volume of essays and notes by Seamus Deane, Hans Walter Gabler, David Greetham, and the Editors. These within the original cloth slipcase. This copy is from the library of David Greetham in Lenox. Massachusetts, but there is no evidence of ownership available.- $1,850
- $1,850
Typed Letter, Signed
French, Daniel Chester George Leon Varney for a volume entitled "Favorite Poems of Famous People" (Vaughan Publishing Co., Chicago. 1910) wrote to luminaries in many fields requesting their favorite poems. This is Daniel Chester French's reply to him, with three choices."I have so many favorites". A fine copy of the book is included. The typed letter is dated August 27, 1909. It is on Chesterwood stationary and signed in ink.- $800
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