The Beatles Photo Book MAD DAY OUT Limited Edition of 3000 /1833 copies in Japan. The legendary Beatles photo book, limited to only 1000 copies worldwide, is now available in a Japanese version! A must-have for fans! Limited to 3000 copies! This is Japan Import, written in Japanese Language. Please refer the condition description. The product is pre-owned and may have some signs of use, age, scratches, dirt, etc. Aside from the pictures, but there are no major problems in reading/viewing the book. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” – Japan, US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. About Importer’s Obligation. Thank you for your understanding.
One of 160 copies in near fine condition pub by Whitney Library Fellows, 1991. Signed by Burroughs and illustrator George Condo. Hardback Silk bound book housed in a slipcase with tipped in plates throughout. All tissue guards present. Accompanied with A5 sales pamphlet. This is the cheapest copy available online.
The Sonnets by William Shakespeare, Thornwillow Press, 2017. DESCRIPTION: Octavo (8v0) 9 1/4 x 6 3/4 inches (236 x 170 mm), 154 pp. Introduction (foreword) by Dr. Neil Rudenstein, Harvard University. Set in Jenson type and printed letterpress on felt paper. 11 of 100 copies in binding of deluxe half morocco with paste paper over boards, handmade end papers, four raised bands on spine with black leather spine label with gilt titling, top edge gilt. Enclosed in a black cloth covered clamshell box with suede lining. Neil Rudenstein and proprietor Luke Ives Pontifell. Protected with a clear archival Grafix Dura Lar dust wrapper. CONDITION: Several small superficial tears in the front cover inner hinge (see photo). Text block remains firm and square, unaffected by these small tears. Otherwise, remainder of the book and clamshell box are “as new”. DISCUSSION: This Thornwillow Press edition commemorated the William Shakespeare Quadricentennial (2016) using the Folger Shakespeare Library text. It is elegantly designed and letterpress printed with one sonnet per page. Frontispiece is a reproduction of the title page of the original (1st) edition of the sonnets published in 1609. This edition is greatly enhanced by an original foreword written by Shakespeare and Renaissance literature scholar and Harvard University president (1991 to 2001) Dr.
There is some shelf wear on cover and book edges, binding, spine and pages in good condition, clean pages, no marks, 1981, Softcover, First Edition, in an edition of 1,000 copies, unpaginated, includes 40 artworks by artist Mark Kostabi, See photos.
This is a limited edition copy of “Odes, Sonnets, and Lyrics” by John Keats, published in 1924 by Thomas Bird Mosher. The book is a hardcover edition and is in its original form. The author is well-known for his poetry, and this collection is a must-have for any literature and fiction enthusiast. The book is printed in English and has a few special attributes such as being a second edition and a limited edition. It is a great addition to any book collection and a rare find for collectors. FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY COPIES OF THIS BOOK PRINTED ON VAN GELDER HAND-MADE PAPER AND THE TYPE DISTRIBUTED IN THE MONTH OF MARCH MDCCCCXXIV.
Gloucester, England: Rare Text Library / Helios, 1966. Original beige cloth with patterned papered boards, printed title label on upper board, b&w frontis. The fourth volume in a series of nine comprising the magical components of Francis Barrett’s The Magus. Edition limited to 200 numbered copies. The tenth volume of the Rare Text Library of Philosophical Research published by Helios Book Services of Gloucester, England, one of the pioneers of occult publishing in the UK in the 1960s. “The Magus” was first published in 1801 and is now recognised as one of the most influential works of the “Occult Revival” and probably the best-known magical text produced in nineteenth century Britain. The idea behind the new edition was to make the most important sections of the text – each complete within itself – available in a durable form at an affordable price. It was a monumental task, with the text having to be completely retyped, and the tables redone – only the original diagrams were copied as facsimiles. Cloth of spine slightly darkened, internally unmarked, tight and bright.
Volume four of nine Volumes. Limted Edition of 200 Copies. Publishers Cloth Backed Boards. A Very Good copy with only Slight Wear and no markings or Inscriptions.
SmallPAXweber: The Last of the Mission Shelties. SmallPAXweber is among that small but select cadre of Shetland sheep dogs that have watched over the California missions since 1769. Francis Weber wrote this small history of the longstanding relationship between this special breed of dogs and the missions of California, with special focus on his beloved smallPAXweber. The book was designed, printed, and bound by Don Hildreth at his Ash Ranch Press. It was printed letterpress in an edition of 128 copies, of which this is one of 26 lettered DELUXE copies. Beautifully bound in 2 colors of leather, printed with a detailed portrait of smallPAXweber on the cover, and stamped in gold on the hubbed spine. Size is 2 1/2″ high x 1 7/8″ wide. The book is housed in a white moire clamshell box with an inset illustration in the style of a stained glass panel set under clear acrylic, bordered in gold. A striking and meticulous production in fine condition.