Mr PICKWICK. Pages from The PICKWICK PAPERS. Selected papers from the first Charles Dickens' novel, with colourful and beautiful illustrations by Frank Reynolds. Boards – good condition – original bright vellum with gilt titles and profile of Mr Pickwick in black within a gilt border to the front board.
Turselin, Horace. Paris ; 1633. Full vellum binding. Text in French. Size 4 1/2 by 6 1/3".
Epodo Maecenas. Epistoles D' Oratio ( with espositione). L'Arte Poetica. Includes complete works translated from latin into Italian probably by Lodovico Dolce. Ink writing to rear flys. Majority of text and crible illustrated letters very good.
ARTHUR RACKHAM — PEER GYNT — 1936. Peer Gynt: A Dramatic Poem. Translated by R. Farquharson Sharp. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. London: George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd., 1936. Peer Gynt was published in 1936, following Rackham’s celebrated illustrations for Edgar Allan Poe’s.
BRUCE ROGERS. AUTHOR: Giovanni Boccaccio; Philip H Wicksteed. written by Giovanni Boccaccio ; and now translated from the Italian by Philip Henry Wicksteed. Book designed by Bruce Rogers. TITLE: Life of Dante.
Illustrated and Signed by Edmund Dulac. The Golden Ass of Lucius Apuleius and illustrated with six late watercolors by Edmund Dulac. Published by the Limited Editions Club in 1951, this is copyNo. 632 of 1,500, signed by Dulac in ink on the limitation page.
Original limp vellum, manuscript title to the spine. (Life & actions of Dom Pedro King Pedro I of Castile). Lisbon, Craesbeeck ; 1666. Vellum wrinkled, worn. Lisbon, Craesbeeck ; 1666. - Joao Nunez da Cunha, 1st Count of Sao Vicente (Lisbon 1619-1668 Goa) was a Portuguese nobleman and colonial administrator.
Original limp vellum, manuscript title to the spine. (Life & actions of Dom Pedro King Pedro I of Castile). Lisbon, Craesbeeck ; 1666. Vellum wrinkled, worn. Lisbon, Craesbeeck ; 1666. - Joao Nunez da Cunha, 1st Count of Sao Vicente (Lisbon 1619-1668 Goa) was a Portuguese nobleman and colonial administrator.
Peer Gynt byHenrik Ibsen, magnificently illustrated byArthur Rackham and published in 1936 byGeorge G. Harrap & Co. The subject proved ideally suited to Rackham’s mature imagination. By the 1930s, his palette had grown more restrained and atmospheric — a departure from the jewel-toned exuberance of his Edwardian work — and in.
Noldius, Christopher. Historia Idumaea, seu, de Vita & gestis Herodum, Diatribe. accesserunt hinc indè notae in Iosephum, ut & pro eo vindiciae & responsiones, contrà Baronium, Serarium, Salianum, & alios( History of the life and actions of Herod the Great. )Franequerae: Arcerii; 1660with folding table. Original vellum, yapp edges; old library bookplate, perforated stamp on title, generally sound otherwise.Size 3 by 5.5"Text in Latin==================================Please see my other auctions Thank You Refund Policy: We will issue a FULL REFUND, 100% money back if you are not satisfied with your purchase. Items must be returned to us within 20 days in order to receive a refund or replacement. Buyer is responsible for shipping costs. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution
