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Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. Large 8vo. Original boards, in dust wrapper. London 1966. One of only 25 numbered copies, signed by Olson. Fine.

Illustrated. Small folio. Bound Japanese style in stitched color block-printed wrappers. (Tokyo) Bijutsu-shuppansha N.D. (1957). Text in Japanese with contents leaves in English. With 27 mounted samples of lacquer-patterned papers and 26 mounted block prints in 104 colors, illustrating tools and process. A beautifully produced treatise on "wagami inden," the lacquer-decorated handmade paper, one of a series by Seikichiro-Goto, the foremost authority on Japanese papermaking, illustrated with his own woodblock prints. Seikichiro-Goto is considered to be the Dard Junter of Japan. Enclosed in protective wrapper, with string-tied paper folding case, title applied in lacquer. Very Nice.

Movie booklet for the premier showing of Fantasia.Illustrated in color and black-and-white. Folio. Original colored pictorial wrappers. Walt Disney Productions. (1940.) Some light soiling and edge-wear to covers, with a small closed tear to top edge of the upper cover; interior is bright and clean.

The Warren Report. Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy. 8vo. Original cloth. Published by the Associated Press. N.D. First Edition. This copy signed on the title page by Gerald Ford: "Gerald R. Ford / 5th District, Mich. / Jan 1949 – Dec. 1973." Ford was a member of the President's Commission. Edges of spine worn; binding slightly loose; o/w Very Nice. $650.00

WOOLLCOTT, ALEXANDER. While Rome Burns. 8vo. Original tan cloth with vertical purple line and embossed copper-colored circle on front cover; enclosed in edge-worn, faded slipcase, Viking Press. New York 1934. First Edition. Limited to 500 copies signed by the author. This is copy #482. Slipcase has "482" written on the spine in white ink; head and heel of book spine darkened; o/w a bright, clean copy.

Lord John Press, 2000. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine. Illustrated with photographs. Square 8vo. ¾-green leather-backed black cloth, gilt letters and decorations on spine and front cover. Northridge: Lord John Press, 2000. First Edition. One of 100 numbered copies signed by Bradbury, Robert Bloch, Ramsey Campbell, and Dennis Etchison. This copy #63. A late collection of poems, letters, photographs, reminiscences, and tributes to Bradbury on his 80th birthday. Fine.

Carey & Lea, Philadelphia, 1826. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo. Contemporary calf. Philadelphia: Carey & Lea, 1826. First American Edition. 2 volumes. Carey & Lea bribed someone in the printing house in England to send advance proofs of Walter Scott's books to them in Philadelphia, so they could put out first American editions of each book. As a result, the Carey & Lea publications actually contain the early proofs of each novel. With the name Wm. Chase on the title page of both volumes; volume I with faded damp stain to the first 11 pages; o/w Very Nice

MAUGHAM, W. SOMERSET. A Writer's Notebook. A Novel. 8vo. Original ¼ vellum-backed black cloth, spine label. London, William Heinemann Ltd., 1949. First Edition. First Issue. Limited to 1000 copies signed by Maugham. This is copy No. 891. Binding slightly stained; former owner's signature on title page; o/w a fine copy.

COPY # 1Inscribed by AldrichALDRICH, THOMAS BAILEY. The Writings of Thomas Bailey Aldrich. With photogravure frontispieces and illustrations. 8vo. 9 volumes uniformly bound in polished buckram and paper-covered boards. Cambridge: Printed at the Riverside Press, 1897-1907. Large Paper Edition. Limited to 250 hand-numbered sets, this being set # 1. The set is inscribed by Aldrich on the front endpaper of volume I: "For Mr. E. B. Holden. Thomas Bailey Aldrich. November 1897."Edwin Babcock Holden was an early president of the Grolier Club whose library was dispersed in a series of major sales from 1910-1920. Together with: The Life of Thomas Bailey Aldrich. By Ferris Greenslet. 8vo. Bound in polished buckram and paper-covered boards. Cambridge: Printed at the Riverside Press, 1908. Large Paper Edition. Limited to 500 numbered copies, this being copy # 1. 10 volumes in all, uniformly bound.Thomas Bailey Aldrich was a New England-based poet, novelist, Civil War correspondent and editor who counted among his… Read More