Search Results: Titles starting with G from Riverrun Books & Manuscripts

New York: Hammer Publising, 1983. A fine copy with a few small indentations on jacket. 11.75 x 11 inches. 271 pages. Profusely illustrated. Cloth; dust jacket. In the publisher's cardboard mailing box. First edition, inscribed on the half-title in 1983 by the artist.

Hammer Publishing, 1983. Hardcover. A fine copy in a near-fine jacket with a tear on the front panel. 12.25 x 11.25 inches. 271 pages. Cloth; dust jacket. "271 pages, illustrated throughout. This Catalogue Raisonne of G.H. Rothe's mezzotints has been divided into the following categories: Dance, Horses, Still Life, Landscapes, Figurative. The images within each section have been listed in chronological order, according to published dates.

New York: Covici-Friede, 1929. A fine copy, a few chips to glassine. Lacks slipcase. Translated by Max Eastman. 8vo. x, 33, [1] pages. Woodcuts by Rockwell Kent. Original parchment, gilt-decorated with a small dove designed by Kent on cover, gilt-lettered on spine; plain glassine wrapper; acetate. Number 105 of 750 copies. Typography by S. A Jacobs, printed at the Stratford PRess, bound in Pergamus Sheepskin Parchment at the American Book Bindery, New York.

Milan: Mousse Publishing, 2010. A near-fine copy. 9.5 x 6.5 inches. 80 pages. Profusely illustrated in color. Original pictorial wrappers. First edition.

Hartford: American Publishing Company, 1876. Hinges cracked, wear at ends of spine, some light browning. 8vo (21 x 14.5 inches). xi, 466, [1] pages. Frontispiece and 32 plates. Publisher's cloth. Provenance: Allan T. Hayes (early ownership inkstamp at head of Chapter 1). FIRST EDITION, second state (reading "copyrighted"), Binding B. BAL 7285.

London: Zabludowicz Art Projects, 2009. Corners slighly bumped; generally a clean copy. First edition, one of 1000 copies. Published in conjunction with the exhibition presented from February 26 to June 28, 2009.

Milan: Carla Sozzani Editore, 2013. A fine copy in a near-fine slipcase, unmarked and well preserved. Two volumes, 4to. English-language edition. Lavishly illustrated. Original pictorial boards; pictorial slipcase. FIRST EDITION IN ENGLISH, number 1171 of 1000 numbered copies. Carla Sozzani is the creator of 10 Corso Como art/fashion establishment in Milan, and is known as a leadingbook and magazine editor, gallerist and businesswoman.

London: William Heinemann, 1904. A good to very good copy with stain and slight pulling of vellum on rear cover.. 8vo. vii, 173, [i] pages. Original half vellum, green cloth, top edges gilt.

Los Angeles: Grant Dahlstrom & Saul Marks, 1967. 8vo. 131, [2]pp. Original orange cloth-backed decorated cloth, printed paper spine label, untrimmed. Fine. FIRST EDITION, one of 800 copies of this fine festschrift with contributions by Bern Dibner, Ward Ritchie, Warren R. Howell, and other authors. Includes Edelstein's bibliography of the Primavera Press. PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed twice by Zeitlin, first to Herman Fels and then to Tony Appleton.

New York: Aperture, 2005. A very good copy with some light wear to the delicate front cover. Tall narrow folio. Color photographs. Cloth with image mounted on cover. FIRST EDITION, first printing.

Bolinas: Grey Fox Press, 1972. 8vo. 56 pp. Original pictorial wrappers, the cover with a photographic self portrait. Minor shelfwear. FIRST EDITION.

Chicago: Prairie Creek Productions, 2000. A near-fine copy with some light shelf wear, and pale stain on front jacket. 12.75 x 14.75 inches. 111 pages. Cloth; dust jacket. First edition. Signed by photographer on title page in pencil (faint in photo, but legible). "Contemporary cowboy life is masterfully revealed in this new book of large-format duotone photographs.

Hollywood: Murray & Gee, 1946. From the Bart Auerbach Collection. Jacket spine slightly darkened, some light soiling and wear at extremities. A near-fine copy. 8vo. Original cloth; printed dust jacket. First edition. The dedication copy, inscribed on the front free endpaper: "For Ethel & Bill Drake who need only look at the dedication to see what I think of the family - Love Milton Raison." The printed dedication reads: "For William A. Drake My Favorite Pundit." Drake was an American screenwriter who wrote 7 films between 1932 and 1939. His best-known work is the 1932 film Grand Hotel, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture. Raison wrote over 70 screenplays for films in addition to his series of mysteries about the character Tony Woolrich.

Syracuse, NY: The Journal Office, 1868. Hinges cracked but holding, owner's name on front pastedown, some wear to extremities and a few stains to cloth. 8vo. 235 pages. Folding map (with stitched repair to tear). Original brown embossed cloth, gilt-lettered on front cover. Contains a long business directory of the communities of Madison County, New York, an index to advertisements, a history of the county including a section on newspapers, a gazeteer of towns in the county, and brief histories of American states. The work is illustrated with many handsome display ads throughout.

Syracuse: Printed at the Journal Office, 1867. 8vo (210 x 135 mm). 4-page advertisement printed on blue paper, additional advertisements throughout occasionally printed on colored paper. Folding map of Wayne County. Original brown cloth. Some light wear; map with some light offsetting. Palmyra, in New York's Wayne County, is the birthplace of Mormonism. Though many Mormons were well-established in Utah by 1867, the Directory includes a 4-page excoriation of Mormonism, concluding: "Not a soldier was sent out, not a dollar was given, to aid the Union cause. No doubt the 'prophets' saw that in the future, the same power which was wiping the stain of slavery from our national life, would raise its arm to strike down polygamy. May the vision prove a true one."

New York: Abbeville Press, 1984. Hardcover. A fine copy in a near-fine jacket with some minor shelfwear, inner front flap slightly buckled. 12.25 x 9.5 inches. 280 pages. Cloth; dust jacket. First edition. "Catalog of an exhibition held at the National Gallery of Art, Nov. 18, 1984-Feb. 24, 1985. Includes index.

Brooklyn: John Hutchings, 1857. Some wear to extremities of binding, occasional light spotting, early pencil signature trials on front flyleaves. Small folio. Title-page, facsimile of accounts throughout, lithographed by Boell & Michelin. Original half black leather, brown cloth, front cover gilt-lettered and with gilt portrait of Washington at center. Covering the period from June 1775 to June 1783, these records detail Washington's day-to-day expenditures in his official capacity as Commander-in Chief of the Army of the United Colonies. According to Sabin, "As many copies have been rebound it is difficult to be certain how many of the variations in preliminary and final leaves represent varying issues." A fine copy in a contemporary binding. See Sabin 101546.

New York: Charles Cowles Gallery, 1986. Softcover. A fine copy. 8 x 8 inches. Wrappers. Catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition from September - October 1986.

New York: Charles Cowles Gallery, 1988. Softcover. A fine copy. 8 x 8 inches. Wrappers. Catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition from January - February 1988.

London: G. Taylor for O.Rich, 1833. First edition. 8vo. Folding frontispiece map (9-3/4" x 11-3/4"), hand-colored in outline. (Some occasional very pale spotting and light browning at edges.) Contemporary pale-blue cloth-covered boards, gilt-lettered leather spine label, portions of early paper backing (some light wear). FIRST EDITION, 14-page publisher's advertisements at end. "Compiled from the Encyclopæedia Americana and American Almanacs" (Sabin 70885). The advertisments including notice of the 'Bibliotheca Americana Nova, or a Catalogue of Books relating to America', for both volumes pre- and post-1700. Also advertised, on nearly a full page, is Amos Lay's map of the United States: "engraved on copper, its size is 5 fee 2 inches by 4 feet 4 inches.