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Brentano's New York, no date. reprint ed. hardcover. Very Good. 8vo, gray paper covered boards with gilt lettering, paper spine label, spine darkened, a finely printed book, many pages unopened, 281 pages" .

Kessinger Publishing, 2009-04-13. Paperback. New. 6x0x9. My shelf location - 60-e-30*

London: Walter Scott, 1886. 262 toned pages followed by a section of publisher Scott's other works. Navy blue cloth. Date of 1886 is on paper spine block which has some chipping and rubbing. Lightly bumped corners and bump to top of back cover; there's also a small bump to side of front cover. Worn top corner. Bumped heel of spine and chip to top of spine. Pencilled price on fep. Thanks for shopping with us! 100% of your purchase benefits charity and supports literacy and lifelong learning.. Cloth. Good/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

London: Chapman & Hall, Limited, 1911. Book. Very good+ condition. Hardcover. First thus edition. Octavo (8vo). 231 pages of text. Bound in the original hardcover grey paper covered boards, with a printed paper spine label, and gilt decoration on the front cover. The rear hinge is cracked, and the thick, stiff paper used in this publication, though fine and beautiful, lends toward the cracking of the spine within the text. Still, an attractive, mostly intact and functional original binding. Previous owner's bookplate on front pastedown (William Ronghead), and notation neatly on first free endpaper. Illustrated with a frontisportrait of Browne. Contains the essays "Hydriotaphia: Urn Burial"; "A Letter To A Friend"; and "On Dreams." One of the series "The Books of the Verulam Club." Beautiful paper and typography. There is no date of publication listed in the book, but it was published in 1911..

London: Chapman & Hall, Ltd, 1911. First Thus. Near Fine. Early 20th century printing of this seventeenth century European sensation; considered an early example of psychological awareness couched in the religious and cultural English and European world in the midst of the Scientific Revolution and an instagator of the move into the Enlightenment. Bound in tooled red leather over boards with gilded lettering to the front and spine. Five raised bands on the spine, and two braided leather clasps - intact and fully present incluing brass fixtures. Top edge gilded, other edges rough cut. Creasing along the front hinge, some small scrapes to the leather; solid and square. With a sweet (3rd) anniversary inscription on first blank, dated 1919. The interior is clean and clear with no other markings. A Verulam Club book.  Pages: (10) 231 (3)     Dimensions: 7¾ x 6 x 1¼    .

London: Vale Press, 1902. ONE OF 310 COPIES (an additional 10 copies were printed on vellum). 298 x 203 mm. (11 3/4 x 8"). cxcviii pp, [1] leaf (colophon). VERY HANDSOME MAROON CRUSHED MOROCCO BY ZAEHNSDORF (signed on front turn-in and stamped on rear pastedown), covers with center panel of blind-stamped palmettes and festoons in staggered rows, gilt foliate sprays at convergence points, raised bands, spine compartments with blind-stamped palmette centerpiece and gilt leaf sprigs at corners, maroon silk endpapers, top edge gilt, other edges untrimmed. Woodcut vine border by C. S. Ricketts on first text page. Van Capelleveen A 73a; Tomkinson, p.170. ◆Lower corners a little dented, light foxing resembling a fine spray in many lower margins, occasionally spreading upwards, (probably resulting from the printing process), but certainly a fresh copy in a lustrous binding with only minor signs of use. This stately printing of one of Browne's most celebrated and enduring writings is perhaps the most… Leer más