New York: The Marchbanks Press; Douglas C. McMurtrie, Inc.; The Press of the Woolly Whale, 1918, 1920, 1925-26, 1934. Complete Series. Read More about Ars Typographica

New York: Boni and Liveright, [1922]. First Edition. When Liveright published Pound’s own work, he often lost money, but his respect for Pound’s judgment always remained high” (Gilmer). Translations such as this sold well, and in 1922 Liveright entered into a two-year contract for translations, with Pound reserving the right..... Read More about The Natural Philosophy of Love ... Translated with a Postscript by Ezra Pound

New York: Printed for the Association, 1896. The Century Association was given this library by Mr. Graham's will. Read More about A Catalogue of the James Lorimer Graham Library

New York: The Anderson Galleries [Mitchell Kennerley, President] Sale 2121, January 7, 8th 1927 at 2 pm. Sale brought sale $36,975. Hagop Kevorkian was an Armenian-American collector and archaelogist. Read More about The H.[pagop] Kevorkian Collection of Near & Far East Art

[Printed at the Office of the Free Press, Auburn, NY.], 1827. Read More about Catalogue of Books belonging to the Phoenix Society, Hamilton College, August 1827

Lexington: The Anvil Press, 1978. First edition, number 214 of 450 copies. Important and abundantly illustrated study of the careers of Austrian-born artist and typographer Victor Hammer (1882-1968). Includes chapters on Hammer's mezzotints and wood engravings, discussions of Hammer's uncial typefaces by R. Hunter Middleton and Hermann Zapf; and Paul..... Read More about Victor Hammer Artist and Printer. [Edited by Carolyn R. Hammer

New York: Boni and Liveright, [1921]. First edition. The Dedication Copy, Inscribed to Alfred Stieglitz. THE DEDICATION COPY OF HARTLEY'S FIRST BOOK, INSCRIBED BY MARSDEN HARTLEY ON THE DEDICATION PAGE TO ALFRED STIEGLITZ: "My dear Stieglitz, This is the book you saved from the chaos of a grim period. I...... Read More about Adventures in the Arts. Informal Chapters on Painters Vaudeville and Poets. [Introduction by...

New York: American Art Galleries, 1918. De Luxe Illustrated CatalogueIssue. Printed on Japan vellum paper. Read More about The Notable Art Collection formed by the Late George A. Hearn. Merchant, Art Patron and...

New York: 10 Nov. 1840. Herring Proposes Deal with Carey. The engraver James Herring, along with his collaborator James Longacre, published their famous ground-breaking biographical series, National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans (1834-1839). At some point Herring evidently sold his share in the work to Longacre, for he writes in..... Read More about Autograph Letter signed to Philadelphia publisher E.L. Carey, discussing a possible partnership...

London: Printed for the Koran Society by R. Carlile, 55 Fleet Street, 1822. One Copy in OCLC. Rare edition of the Koran issued by Richard Carlile (1790-1843), the tinsmith turned radical publisher and writer. As publisher of William T. Sherwin’s ‘Weekly Political Register’, Carlile was imprisoned for seditious libel and..... Read More about The Holy Koran; Commonly called the Alcoran of Mohammed. Translated from the original Arabic, and...

[London]: Bath printed, and London reprinted for W. Webster near St. Paul's, and sold by all the booksellers and pamphlet shops in town and country, 1743. First pirated edition, originally published the preceding year. Hoyle’s Short Treatise on Whist circulated in manuscript among his pupils, and was expanded for publication..... Read More about A Short Treatise on the Game of Whist. Containing the Laws of the Game: and also some Rules,...

Meriden: Meriden Gravure, 1978. First edition. This is the festschrift done for Harold Hugo after 54 years at Meriden Gravure by all his friends and satisfied customers. Read More about A Portfolio Honoring Harold Hugo for His Contribution to Scholarly Printing. In 35 separate...