Hammersmith: Kelmscott Press, 1892. Bifolium (16" x 11" unfolded), printed on handmade paper created by Joseph Batchelor and Son in Kent, specially watermarked with a "Flower" designed by William Morris, folded once to produce 4 pages, printed in red and black, on p. [1] a large initial H with interlocking..... More

Germany (?): n.d. (but WWI era). Leaflet printed on thin paper, recto only, measuring approximately 8 1/4 inches by approximately 6 1/2 inches, single fold, torn around edges, staining at the top. WORDS HASTILY PRINTED ON CHEAP PAPER: PSYCHOLOGICAL WEAPONS IN THE TRENCHES. An astonishing WWI relic of Germany's Psy-Ops..... More

V.p. 1970s. Large quarto photo album (30 cm): brightly floral-patterend cloth lettered in gilt. 10 card-stock "leaves" protected by plastic sheets, each "leaf" completely filled with 80 QSL cards, including some duplicates, plus 5 postcards. Card-stock rather yellowed and one plastic sheet creased and a bit ragged. Individual cards printed..... More

Oxford: University Press, 2005. First Edition. COMPLETE SET of all 6 vols., comprising more than 2,965 pages (sic!) printed in two- and three-columes. Original publisher's blue cloth (some scuffing to cloth covers), ISBN stickers on lower right corner of back covers. Vertical creasing on half title of volume III, occasional..... More

Bath: S. Hazard for T. Mills, 1775. 8vo. xvii, [3], 445, [1] pp. Modern full calf, red morocco spine label. Displeasing glue residue in gutter margin of first blank and title-page, both of which are a little browned, age-toning throughout (not objectionable); top edge of textblock with stain near the..... More

Paris: In MS: "M. Navarre résidant à l'ile Bourbon, de retour pour la seconde fois des Indes; a receuilly (sic) ces pièces à Paris en d[ernier]e année 1774, pour Mr. Desarnod son amy" 1774. Sammelband containing a MS title-page, and 18 printed works foliated 5-138, 2-4 (see below), 139-320. At..... More

London: John Day, 1578. 8vo. Collation: A-Q8 (lacking two leaves: Q7-8 at end containing final portion of Latin text, Errata and John Day's coat of arms). Text in Greek and Latin on facing pages. Title-page surrounded with typographical ornaments, 10-line initial "H" on A2r, elaborate typographical ornament on A5 (repeated on..... More

Paris: A. du Brueil, 1611. 12mo. [6], 268 (misnumbered), [2] leaves = 276 ff, COMPLETE. Bound in 19th century calf, covers panelled in blind with blind-stamped floral tool on corners, spine with two raised bands, title lettered in gilt with blind-stamped tooling above and below bands, usual wear and tear..... More

n.d. (19th or 20th century). Two illuminations on thin India paper some vertical creasing, professionally matted and framed. Ad 1 (priapus): 300 x 250 mm (frame size), 198 x 140 mm (visible), 147 x 93 mm (size of illumination). Ad 2 (she-devil): 306 x 231 mm (frame size), 205 x...... More

London: United States Information Service, 1957. First Edition. Square 8vo. 33, [4] pp. (text inside covers included in pagination), with reproductions of photographs throughout. Original wrappers, front cover with reproduction of an integrated school with children smiling and running. NOT ex-library! Suitable for exhibition and study. A penetrating but unintentionally..... More

St. Petersburg, Florida: n.d. (1960s?). Advertising card, 23 x 15 cm., printed on both sides on stiff card stock, stapled to a flat wooden stick, allowing for its use as a fan. Recto shows four black & white photo illustrations of two little boys, one African-American, one white, making use..... More

Darmstadt: Im Verlag der Großherzoglichen Invalide und Soldaten-Waisen-Unstalt / Gedruckt vei L.C. Wittich, 1831. 8vo. (155 x 93 mm). viii, 532, [9] pp. Contemporary green morocco by Simon Stiebel of Marburg (ticket on recto of free endpaper), both covers inset with petit-point embroidery: a flower at center enclosed by a...... More

Oppenheim: J. Kobel, 1518 (March 24). First Edition. Folio (textblock: 310 x 210 mm; binding: 315 x 220 mm). [14], 74, [50] ff., COMPLETE. Illustrated with a fine historiated woodcut border on the title-page, and on the Dedication to the Emperor Maximilian with the armorial devices of the chief states..... More