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1st edition 1893225 pagesHardcover6 3/4" x 4 1/2"Cover show wear, pages are intact with no tears, or creases,Bookplate removed on cover back.,

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Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2010-09-10. Paperback. Good.

Cambridge: Stone & Kimball, 1893. original cloth, top edge gilt. tall 12mo. original cloth, top edge gilt. (ii), 223, (3) pages. Introduction by Eugene Field. First edition of this scarce book; Stone and Kimball's second book preceded only by a unique copy of an advertising booklet for the Chicago World's Fair (Kramer 2). Private bookplate of Percy L. Babington on the front pastedown. This copy has an unrecorded variant title-page (see Kramer). Spine slightly faded. Minor rubbing to spine ends and hinges, else a near fine copy.

Cambridge in Massachusetts: Stone & Kimball, 1893. first trade edition. Hardcover. Very good. 16mo, green cloth cover stamped in gilt. xxiv + 223 pages. Top edge gilt. Covers lightly worn at head and foot of spine and at corners, still Very Good. 021904A

Cambridge: Stone & Kimball, 1893. First Easton Press Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Duodecimo. The first book ever published by the noted firm of Stone & Kimball, before its move to Chicago. Introduction by Eugene Field.

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Cambridge, MA: Stone & Kimball, [1893].. 8vo. [223 pp.]. Very Good. Hard Covers. Green cloth boards with gilt lettering. Deckled pages, fine. Binding tight. The first bound volume published by Stone & Kimball. The first book by Stone & Kimball, written by one of the co-publishers. They started this highly influential firm while they were still students at Harvard. Woodcut ornament at head of page one.From the collection of the late Frederick G.Ruffner, Jr., founder of Gale Research, Detroit.

Cambridge:: Stone & Kimball,, 1893.. First edition, regular issue.. publisher's olive cloth, t.e.g.. Bookplate on pastedown; a few short cracks to hinges; extremities of spine rubbed; tight and sound. . 12mo,. Kramer 2.

Cambridge, Stone & Kimball, 1893., 1893. First trade edition. 12mo. 19 page introduction ("Ad Lectorem") by Eugene Field. Title page printed in orange and black. Original gilt stamped olive-green cloth, bevelled edges, t.e.g., uncut and partly unopened. Very good. 223 pages. No dust jacket. No signatures or bookplates. BAL 5756.. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket.

Cambridge: Stone & Kimball, 1893. Spine lettering faded, a few scuffs to covers and some light wear at extremities.. 12mo. xxiv, 223, [1] pages. Original gilt-lettered green beveled cloth, top edges gilt, others untrimmed. FIRST EDITION of the first book by Stone & Kimball, written by one of the publishers while both were still at Harvard. Introduction by Eugene Field. Kramer 2.

Cambridge, Massachusetts: Stone and Kimball, 1893. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. Introduction by Eugene Field. Green cloth gilt. Ownership signature of Bernard Flexner, lawyer, philanthropist, and Zionist leader. Very slight bumping to the spine ends, just about fine.

Cambridge in Massacusetts: Stone & Kimball, 1893. First Edition. xxiv, 223, [5] pp. 1 vols. 12mo (6-1/2 x 4-1/4 inches). Original olive cloth, t.e.g., others uncut, a very good copy. First Edition. xxiv, 223, [5] pp. 1 vols. 12mo (6-1/2 x 4-1/4 inches). The first book by Stone & Kimball, written by one of the co-publishers. They started this highly influential firm while they were still students at Harvard. Kramer 2

Cambridge, MA: Stone & Kimball, 1893. Original Cloth. Fine-. First Trade Edition (a numbered edition of 50 large-paper copies signed by the publishers also was issued) of the first bibliography of American authors. Introduced by the poet Eugene Field. Foolscap 8vo (162 x 100mm): xxiv,223,[3]pp. Publisher's olive-green beveled cloth lettered in gilt to front cover and spine; top edge gilt, others uncut; title page in red and black; paper shelf label to spine. Engraved bookplate to front paste down of Harvard professor George Herbert Palmer (1842-1933). Laid in is a brief ALS from E. W. Rollins dated April 22, 1843, announcing a forthcoming class meeting at 18 Beacon Street. An excellent example in original cloth, tightly bound and clean throughout. Kramer 2. BAL 5756. The first bound volume issued by this publisher (called "Stone & Kimball's First Book"), providing bibliographic details of first editions of American authors listed alphabetically (from Henry Abbey to Samuel Woodworth, and including… Leer más

Cambridge: Stone & Kimball, 1893. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very good plus. No. 37 of a Limited Edition of 50 copies SIGNED by Stone and Kimball on the limitation page. Introduction by Eugene Field. Very good plus in grey boards with light rubbing to extremities; clear archival tape repair to inside edge of first two pages, otherwise clean and tight. Bookplate on front pastedown of Charles Lemuel Nichols, who wrote bibliographies and books on prinitng in the early 1900s. Not only was the the first hardcover book published by Stone & Kimball, it was also the first published bibliography of first editions of only American authors and is significant thus.

Cambridge, MA: Stone & Kimball, 1893. First, Limited edition. Hardcover. Fine. 8vo, xxiv, 223pp., lightly sunned lavender cloth with paper spine label, untrimmed. No. 42 of only 50 Large Paper Copies, of the total edition of only 450 copies. This copy ex libris Elwyn B. Gould with his name. Gould's architectural bookplate appears on the front pastedown. His name is also cited by Eugene Field in Field's Preface, as a collector of art books (p. xv). This copy also was owned by Frank J. Piehl, eminent collector of Eugene Fieldiana. Piehl also owned Copy No. 1 of this Limited Edition, and at least one of the three Special Copies only for Stone, Kimball, & Field. Laid in is Piehl's handwritten note giving the holograph changes which Field made in Copy No. 1, which Field had presented to Francis Wilson. Not only was the the first hardcover book published by Stone & Kimball [Kramer 2a], it was the first published bibliography of first editions of only American authors - thus… Leer más