Search Results: Authors starting with E from Ken Spelman Books Ltd

W. Blackwood, 1890. Hard Cover. Very Good. Two volumes, original dark blue gilt lettered cloth. Some marks to covers. Name stamp of E. De Selincourt on each end-paper, and bought from his descendants.In the Standard Edition of the works. c1890.

1880. Unbound. Very Good. c1880 - Striped Hyaena - Coloured Engraving. circa 10 x 6 inches, page size. Blank on the reverse.

1990. Printer Wrapper. Very Good. 12 leaves, illustrations. Very good in original wrappers. c1990.

1840. Unbound. Very Good. c1840 - Entrance To The Blind School, York. Fine Tinted Lithograph. 300mm x 215mm image size. Drawn by Cates, lithographed by Bedford. Scarce.

Paris: J. Hetzel, 1873. Hard Cover. Fair. Erckmann-Chatrian. Les Deux Freres. Paris. 1873. 308pp. Some foxing. 19th century limp morocco, gilt spine rubbed and a little worn.

N.p., 1930. Unbound. Very Good. The sheets are very legible, and have most probably been written for a publication, with sections of printed text to which the observations relate pasted onto some of the pages. The sheets are numbered N45, 57-64, 124, and are written on one side only. Some age toning to the paper, but in good condition. c200m x 170mm. c1930. This mildly erotic tale written by Fougeret De Montbron was first published in 1683, and was republished in 1928 with an introduction by Guillaume Apollinaire. The printed text extracts do not appear to be from that edition, and these drafts might reward further research.

A.E. Evans, 1858. Hard Cover. Very Good. EVANS, A.E. & SONS. The Fine Art Circular and Print Collector's Manual. Catalogue of Nearly Six Thousand Etchings and Engravings by Artists of every School and Period, comprising the Best Examples of Every Eminent Engraver... to the present time. [2], 260, [4], 50, [4]pp notes on sales of prints. Contemporary half red morocco, marbled boards, rather rubbed with wear to the corners, and some occasional foxing. Old clear tape to the corners. The first title bears the date in ink '1858', the title to the appendix carries a printed date Copac records Oxford, V & A, and the B.L. only. 1857. 8vo. A.E.Evans & Sons 403 Strand. [1858]. An extensive print dealer's catalogue giving the 'size and price of each print, and references to the works of those authors who have made the art of engraving their study'. With an appendix ' Consisting of a Catalogue Raisonnee of Nearly 400 prints unknown to Bartsch'. Full of irresistible bargains, e.g. Durer's 'Adam and Eve, a… Read More

Hatchard, 1844. Unbound. Good. Letter To Lord Lyndhurst... On The Dissenters' Chapels Bill. By James Cook Evans. Hatchard And Son. 1844. 28pp. A good copy, disbound. Scarce.