Bruxelles: E. Lyon-Claesen, Publisher. Cloth. no date, presumed late 1800s. Greenish/gold illustrated cloth. Elephant folio. 50 color plates mounted on thick card paper, each plate measuring 9 ½ by 6 ¼ inches. All plates loose. With a short foreword, in French. A collection of prints after the watercolor paintings of... More
London: Sampson, Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington, 1880. Randolph Caldecott. First Edition. Hard Cover. First edition. Bluish green cloth hard covers. All page edges gilt.200 pages plus a map in the rear and a few pages of ads. With black and white illustrations, many full page and many in text... More
London: Raphael Tuck and Sons, 1885. Wraps. Oblong wraps, bound (tied) with silk ribbon. Quarto. Four leaves. A collection of four etchings, presumed copperplate, by H. Crickmore, depicting paintings by C. Stanfield. This includes The Battle of Trafalgar; Entrance to the Zuyder See; The Giudecca, Venice; Lake of Como. GOOD... More
No Place: No Publisher. Hard Cover. No publisher, place or date, perhaps circa 1882. Paper covered boards, illustrated, with leather spine and corners. Rear cover bears ads. Oblong folio. 24 leaves, printed on single sides only. A collection of various humorous and satirical cartoons and sketches on different subjects, by... More
No Place: Greenwich Workshop, 1990. Limited. Unbound. Folio of 6 lithograph prints reproduced from the original paintings of Bev Doolittle. #4139 of an edition of 25,000. Lettered a through f, with f bearing the artist's signature in pencil. Lithographs brown and white, with paper guards between each, housed in a.... More
New York: R.H. Russell, Publisher, 1899. Hard Cover. Illustrated paper covered boards with a cream cloth spine. Oblong folio. A somewhat humorous look at an episode in the life of Mr. Pipp, chronicling his travels abroad with his wife and daughters, told through illustrations accompanied by short captions. By Charles... More
Long Acre: Richard Godfrey, Publisher, 1782. Unbound. Single sheet, folded. Printed on one side only. 22 by 19 inches. Presumably disbound from a larger work. An engraved illustration depicting the people in the procession at the Christening of Prince Arthur, son of Henry VII. With five rows of figures in... More
No Place: Noisbn. William Hodges. Unbound. Plate 14. Potatow, Chef de Tahiti. An engraving, after work by William Hodges, consisting of portraits of various natives encountered on voyages with Captain Cook in the Pacific. Appear to be from a French language work, probably late 1700's. Engraved by Benard Direx. Measures... More
No Place: No Publisher. William Hodges. Unbound. Plate 15. Omai, amene en Angleterre par le Capne. Furneaux. An engraving, after work by William Hodges, consisting of portraits of various natives encountered on voyages with Captain Cook in the Pacific. Appear to be from a French language work, probably late 1700's... More
No Place: No Publisher. William Hodges. Unbound. Plate 20. Otago, Chef de l'Isle d'Amsterdam. An engraving, after work by William Hodges, consisting of portraits of various natives encountered on voyages with Captain Cook in the Pacific. Appear to be from a French language work, probably late 1700's. Engraved by Benard... More
No Place: No Publisher. William Hodges. Unbound. Plate 27. Femme de L'Isle de Paques. (Woman of Easter Island). An engraving, after work by William Hodges, consisting of portraits of various natives encountered on voyages with Captain Cook in the Pacific. Appear to be from a French language work, probably late... More
No Place: No Publisher. William Hodges. Unbound. Plate 36. Tyna-Mai, Jeune Femme de l'Isle d'Ulietea. An engraving, after work by William Hodges, consisting of portraits of various natives encountered on voyages with Captain Cook in the Pacific. Appear to be from a French language work, probably late 1700's. Engraved by... More
No Place: No Publisher. William Hodges. Unbound. Plate 37. O-Hedidee, Jeune home de Bolaba. An engraving, after work by William Hodges, consisting of portraits of various natives encountered on voyages with Captain Cook in the Pacific. Appear to be from a French language work, probably late 1700's. Engraved by Benard... More
No Place: No Publisher. William Hodges. Unbound. Plate 60. Homme du Canal de Noel dans la Terre de Feu. An engraving, after work by William Hodges, consisting of portraits of various natives encountered on voyages with Captain Cook in the Pacific. Appear to be from a French language work, probably... More
Cambridge: Harvard Library. Department of Printing and Graphic Arts, 1941. Original Wraps. One of 250 copies. Wraps. 4 pages plus 3 full page reproductions of illustrations. A short work introducing the Reproduction Series from Harvard, citing a need and desire to offer various rare or interesting illustrations to the public... More
Shelton, CT: The Greenwich Workshop, 1995. Bev Doolittle. Limited. Cloth. Green cloth in matching green cloth slipcase. Stated limited edition. 85 pp., including a tri-fold out section at page 67. LACKING the loose signed print. Color illustrations throughout by Bev Doolittle. Inspired by the Native American concept of the Sacred... More
New York: The Vendome Press, 1986. Cloth. Green cloth in unclipped jacket. Folio. 228 pp. Color illustrations throughout, including full page illustrations. A printing of the flower paintings of Pierre-Joseph Redoute, originally published in the early 1800s, that served to document many different types of flowers, not just those from... More
Berlin: Benedikt Taschen, 1990. Henri Matisse. Unbound. A portfolio of 6 large format art prints with high gloss finish, all roughly 12 by 17 inches, all accompanied with a several paragraphs of text describing the respective works. Isbn# 3894500689. The work included is The Clown, Monsieur Loyal, The Sword Swallower... More
No Place: Miceal McKeown, Publisher. McKeown, Miceal. First Edition. Hard Cover. (1988). Hard cover in dust jacket. SIGNED by Miceal McKeown and dedicated to Tommy and Mary. Tommy is most likely Tommy Makem, the noted Irish folk singer, as this book was purchased from a sale of a small collection... More
No Place: McKelvie and Sons (original publishers). 1973. Hard Cover. Green leatherette. Quarto. A reprint of the 1886 original, with presumably a different publisher than that given. 43 black and white plates, all depicting Greenock buildings and harbors in Scotland. Issued in 1973 due to extensive renovations and remodeling that... More
Chicago: W.V.R. Powis, Publisher, 1882. Unbound. Winter Sport. 1882 color lithograph. Caldwell Lith. Co. printer. W.V.R. Powis, Publisher. Chicago: 1882. An approximate 14 by 12 inch color lithograph titled 'Winter Sport.' A depiction of two boys pulling a sled through the snow, upon which a girl with a riding crop/whip..... More
Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. William Feathers/ Printers Inc, 1975. Original Wraps. Unpaginated. In stiff paper wraps, saddle sewn. A collection of illustrations of automobiles and machinery, originally printed by the Caxton Company in 1907, in an effort to showcase their printing capabilities. In VERY GOOD condition. Upper and lower fore edge... More
No Place: No Publisher. Unbound. Landing Op Het Eiland Erramanga, Een Van De Nieuwe Hebriden. Black and white print after William Hodges original painting. Circa late 1700's. Vivid depiction of a landing party fighting with natives on Vanuatu in the Pacific, with men in landing boats firing upon a mob... More
No Place: No Publisher. Unbound. No publisher, place or date. Presumed China, perhaps 1950s-1970s. Color illustrated thin paper folder/envelope holding five paper cut illustrations. Envelope measures approximately 9 ½ by 6 ¾ inches. Paper cuts are loosely laid in between sheets of tissue type paper, and are cut out of... More
Chicago: M.A. Donohue and Co. Jessie Wilcox Smith. Hard Cover. No date. Reprint of the original edition issued in 1909. 56pp. Original reddish cloth with a pastedown color illustration on the front cover, depicting a girl eating with a teddy bear (Then the epicure). Verses written for children, accompanied by... More