Romeyn De Hooghe (1645-1708) as book illustrator; a bibliography. by LANDWEHR, John - 1970

New York: Coward-McCann, Inc., 1947 First printing of the first edition. Facts for collectors, with chapters on various areas of literature, with a chapter discussing his Robert Frost collection. From the Library of Adrian Homer Goldstone, (especially noted for his Bibliographical Catalogue of John Steinbeck's works), with Goldstone's bookplate laid in on front paste-down. Signed twice by Herbert West: Signed 'Herbert Faulkner West" directly on the title page, in blue ink; and also inscribed and signed by West, in blue ink, on the front fly-leaf, to the recipient, Adrian Goldstone: "Dear Adrian -- / I always thought that / this book had a fine title-- / if nothing else! / Here’s to you! / Herbert West / Jan. 5. 1967 Hanover, N.H." Light tanning to endpapers, else book in fine condition; dust jacket with light rubbing to covers and mild edge wear.

Oshawa ON, Self-published, printed by The Alger Press, 1975, oblong hardcover (9" x 10"), unpaginated with approximately 220 pp., Number 1918 of an unspecified Limited First Edition, Signed by the Author 'Best Wishes Thos. Bouckley' on the title page. Very Good in Very Good dustjacket. Straight, tight and clean with no markings, slight bump to heel of spine small, faint dampstain to bottom corners of endpapers . Dustjacket unpriced, small edge nicks, a few creases, faint dampstain to interior corners, in new Brodart sleeve. A collection of 208 reproductions of early photographs of the Oshawa area featuring important structures, events and residents.

San Jose, California:: Midnight Moon Press,, 2006.. Edition of 25. 11 x 9"; 34 leaves. Original photographs by the artist inkjet printed using archival inks onto acid free cardstock. Presented with soundscape recording by Greg Burrell. Post bound with black cloth over boards. Illustrated paper title on front board. Ginger Burrell: "Long an icon of San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge evokes the romance of a time of art deco beauty and the building of grand ideas. Viewed in fog, it becomes mysterious and hints of images and stories just out of reach. "In Golden Gate Fog, the viewer listens to the rhythmic music of the ocean and fog horn recorded while the photos were taken, while viewing San Francisco as seen through a silken curtain of fog. "Journey along the coast, through the Presidio, and to various viewpoints of the bridge as you imagine the feel of the cool fog on your skin.

1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Kent, Rockwell. VG/VG, 1st edn, nice copy of Greenland, ill. by Kent. German inscription by f/o on fep.

Published by the author in a limited edition of 200 signed copies (No.196) overall size c.10.1/2 x 8. inches. pps. 92 including many mounted coloured and b/w plates throughout. Bound in cloth by Jo and Lil Lanyon. Fine copy in d/w and slip/case.

New York: Coward-McCann, Inc., 1947 First printing of the first edition. Facts for collectors, with chapters on various areas of literature, with a chapter discussing his Robert Frost collection. From the Library of Adrian Homer Goldstone, (especially noted for his Bibliographical Catalogue of John Steinbeck's works), with Goldstone's bookplate laid in on front paste-down. Signed twice by Herbert West: Signed 'Herbert Faulkner West" directly on the title page, in blue ink; and also inscribed and signed by West, in blue ink, on the front fly-leaf, to the recipient, Adrian Goldstone: "Dear Adrian -- / I always thought that / this book had a fine title-- / if nothing else! / Here’s to you! / Herbert West / Jan. 5. 1967 Hanover, N.H." Light tanning to endpapers, else book in fine condition; dust jacket with light rubbing to covers and mild edge wear.

Oshawa ON, Self-published, printed by The Alger Press, 1975, oblong hardcover (9" x 10"), unpaginated with approximately 220 pp., Number 1918 of an unspecified Limited First Edition, Signed by the Author 'Best Wishes Thos. Bouckley' on the title page. Very Good in Very Good dustjacket. Straight, tight and clean with no markings, slight bump to heel of spine small, faint dampstain to bottom corners of endpapers . Dustjacket unpriced, small edge nicks, a few creases, faint dampstain to interior corners, in new Brodart sleeve. A collection of 208 reproductions of early photographs of the Oshawa area featuring important structures, events and residents.

San Jose, California:: Midnight Moon Press,, 2006.. Edition of 25. 11 x 9"; 34 leaves. Original photographs by the artist inkjet printed using archival inks onto acid free cardstock. Presented with soundscape recording by Greg Burrell. Post bound with black cloth over boards. Illustrated paper title on front board. Ginger Burrell: "Long an icon of San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge evokes the romance of a time of art deco beauty and the building of grand ideas. Viewed in fog, it becomes mysterious and hints of images and stories just out of reach. "In Golden Gate Fog, the viewer listens to the rhythmic music of the ocean and fog horn recorded while the photos were taken, while viewing San Francisco as seen through a silken curtain of fog. "Journey along the coast, through the Presidio, and to various viewpoints of the bridge as you imagine the feel of the cool fog on your skin.

1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Kent, Rockwell. VG/VG, 1st edn, nice copy of Greenland, ill. by Kent. German inscription by f/o on fep.

Published by the author in a limited edition of 200 signed copies (No.196) overall size c.10.1/2 x 8. inches. pps. 92 including many mounted coloured and b/w plates throughout. Bound in cloth by Jo and Lil Lanyon. Fine copy in d/w and slip/case.