Search Results: Titles starting with D from Thomas A Goldwasser Rare Books

San Francisco: Gelber, Lilienthal, 1936. First edition. Grabhorn Press. Orange boards, cover label. Slightly marked, narrow damp stain along top edge of the sheets; a very good copy of a fragile book. This essay, with a preface by Nathan Van Patten, Director of Stanford University Libraries, who own the manuscript, was apparently intended as a preface to the first edition of "Women in Love," but never included. One of 100 copies only, handsomely printed by the Grabhorn Press, of which 75 were for sale. Roberts A74; G.B. 249.

San Francisco: Gelber, Lilienthal, 1936. First edition. Grabhorn Press. Orange boards, cover label. Lighter than usual offset on the endpapers, but a fine copy of this fragile book, in a matching linen folding case with printed spine label, on the face of it apparently supplied by the publisher, though not recorded. One of 100 copies only, printed by the Grabhorn Press, of which 75 were for sale. This essay, with a preface by Nathan Van Patten, Director of Stanford University Libraries, who own the manuscript, was apparently intended as a preface to the first edition of "Women in Love," but never included. Roberts A74; G.B. 249.

Richmond: Hogarth Press, 1922. First edition. Original wrappers with only very slight wear. A fine copy, scarce in this condition. Woolmer 18.

[Munich: Goethe Institut, 1966. 104 p. (Munich Germany)/ Selected and commentated by Hans Richter. Designed by Vogel and Besemer, Cologne. illus., facsims., plates, ports. 21 x 22 cm. English, French, and German, introduction in English only. Issued also in German. Box 91.

Düsseldorf: Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen, 1958. First edition. Original wrappers, very good.

New York: AGP Matthews, 1981. First edition. 1 portfolio Loose in a black cardboard portfolio with title mounted on cover. Portfolio contains 10 facsimiles of Dada posters and a 6 page catalog explaining each piece. Contents are near fine and the portfolio is faded. Title label has come unglued but is present inside the portfolio. 33 X 31 cm.

Helskini: Eurographica, 1985. First edition. Wrappers, as new. One of 350 copies, signed by the author.

New York: Duell, 1947. First edition. Edited by Edwin Corle. illus., plates, ports. 28 cm. Cloth backed boards in dust jacket, very good copy./.

London: Faber and Faber, 1933. First edition. Green boards. A little shelf wear to the top and bottom edge, but a nice copy in lightly rubbed, price-clipped, dust jacket. One of 1200 copies. Bloomfield A4. .

New York: Scribner's, 1985. First edition. Uncorrected proof copy. Yellow wrappers, fine.

Dusseldorf: Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, 1996. First edition. Buren, Daniel. Boards, fine in dust jacket. 160 pp.

Leipzig: Insel, 1913. Weiss, E.R.. Original three-quarter brown leather with marbled boards, edges a little worn, but a very good copy. First edition.

New York: Chekhov Publishing House, 1952. First edition, in Russian. Original printed wrappers, slight tanning, a near- fine.copy. Nabokov's greatest Russian novel, originally serialized in 1937-1938. Juliar A17.1.

Erfurt: Hennings, 1797. First edition. Early half dark brown calf with marbled boards, sprinkled edges, joints rubbed, else a fine copy. First edition, with twelve woodcuts in the text. W. / G. 10.

Munich/Paris: Maeght, 1974. First edition. Adami, Valerio. Folio, 50 cm. x 42 cm. (29-1/2 x 17 in.) Printed cloth, as new in dust jacket and original gilt card slipcase (slipcase with one tear). One of 450 copies, signed by the author and artist (total edition 635 copies). Ten serigraphs by Adami illustrate the poet's "Lessons on the Reich," with Pop Art style images of Nietzsche's typewriter, Kaiser Wilhelm, etc. Text inGerman, French, and English Not in W /G.

Munich: Kurt Wolff, 1926. First edition. 8vo, pp. [vi], 504. Original blue cloth, some mild fading, internally fine and fresh, with the rare original dust jacket (edges and folds minimally restored, slightly chipped at the ends of the spine), the jacket carries a quote from Hermann Hesse calling Kafka "König der Deutschen Sprache"

Berlin: Büchergilde Gutenberg, 1926. First edition. Blue cloth, spine faded, otherwise a fine copy. First edition, later state, of "The Death Ship," the first book published under the B. Traven pseudonym. It was the first of the author's books to be translated, and an international best-seller. Wilpert/Gühring 4.

Leipzig: Kurt Wolff, 1914. Later printing. Kokoschka. Original green printed wrappers, some chipping to spine, very good. Literary contributions by many authors published by Wolff: Kafka, Werfel, Walser, Trakl, Lasker-Schüler, Heym, and others; illustrations by Kokoschka and others. 11-15 thousand.

Prague: Krasnych Knih, 1911. First edition. Stafl, Otakar. Original black leather, gilt. One of 200 numbered copies, printed in black and red on handmade paper. Fine art nouveau / secesssion style endpapers and decorations, and six color lithographs by Otakar Stafl. Some offset from text to the color plates, but a very nice copy.

New York: Scribner's, (19760. First edition. 4to, cloth, in dust jacket. Fine.