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Click to view full description | 1. | Allen, Frederick Lewis. Only Yesterday. An Informal History of the Nineteen-Twenties.
New York. Blue Ribbon Books. 1931
Reprint. Octavo, dark brown cloth with black titling to top board and spine. xiv, 370pp. 15 plates. Small gift tag and date to pastedown. Endpapers lightly toned (front) and foxed (rear). Vg.
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| 2. | Anderson, Margaret C. [Yeats, W B, Ezra Pound and Wyndham Lewis] The Little Review. A magazine of the arts.
1917
June, 1917 (N.Y) 8vo printed paper wrappers. Paper is browned and the wrappers are chipped and detached. A typically fragile copy, reflecting the poor quality paper used for this publication. Contributors are W B Yeats with The wild swans at Coole, Presences, Men improve with the years, A deep-sworn vow, The collar bone of a hare, Broken dreams, In memory; Ezra Pound with An anachronism at Chinon; Wyndham Lewis with Imaginary letters II; Louis Gilmore with Improvisation.
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| 3. | Baudelaire, Charles. (translated by Lewis Piaget Shanks). Les Fleurs du Mal. The Complete Poems of Charles Baudelaire.
New York. Henry Holt and Company. 1926
Octavo, red cloth with gilt titling to spine and blindstamped titling to top board. xiii, 277pp. Spine is moderately faded and is lightly frayed to head and heel. Internally Vg.
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| 4. | Carroll, Lewis. (with the illustrations of John Tenniel). Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
Franklin, Pennsylvania. The Franklin Library. 1975 Limited John Tenniel.
Octavo, full crimson tan brown leather with four raised bands to spine and extensive gilt decoration to both boards and spine and with an olive March hare to the center of both boards. Gilt titling to spine. All edges gilt. Gray silk moiré endpapers and ribbon place marker. 161pp. Illustrated by John Tenniel. A bright crisp copy in Fine condition. A limited edition, published exclusively for subscribers to The Franklin Library collection, The 100 Greatest Books of All Time. Contains the thirty classic stories of Hans Christian Anderson. Accompanying this volume is a small booklet of 22pp providing biographical notes and background.
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| 5. | Carroll, Lewis. [Mervyn Peake], Illustrated by Mervyn Peake. The Hunting of The Snark. An Agony in Eight Fits.
London: A Zodiac Book published by Chatto and Windus. 1941
First Thus. Illustrated by Mervyn Peake. First edition thus. Crown octavo, yellow illustrated boards. 46pp. Short split to paper over boards on front fold and lightly browned to margins, else nice and tight.
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| 6. | Carroll, Lewis. [Mervyn Peake], Illustrated by Mervyn Peake. The Hunting of The Snark. An Agony in Eight Fits.
London: A Zodiac Book published by Chatto and Windus. 1953
Illustrated by Fourth impression. Crown octavo, yellow illustrated boards. 46pp. Inscription to endpaper, else Vg in price-clipped dustwrapper that has loss of one inch to lower spine.
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| 7. | Coleman, Margaret Marshall. (photography by Anne Dennis Lewis). Montgomery County. A Pictorial History.
Norfolk, Virginia. The Donning Company. 1990
Revised edition. Quarto, black cloth with gilt titling to top board and spine. 283pp. 350 pictures. Shaken and front hinge partly cracked. Black marker has been used on verso of final page of the index to obscure about 3 square inches, including a date stamp. Residual paste and paper to leading edge of pastedowns. Dustwrapper has residue of a label to the lower panel. A unique pictorial record of the county's heritage.
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| 8. | Davies, Lewis. Outlines of the History of the Afan District.
Aberavon, Wales.: T M Jones and Co. 1914
Duodecimo, red cloth wrappers. 91pp. Top cover is lightly soiled and lower cover has somewhat wrinkled cloth. Tear to cloth at lower spine. Occasional pencil underlining. Pre-history, Roman roads and influence, independent Welsh chiefs, social life in the time of the Welsh princes, coming of the Normans, Margm and Margam Abbey, descendants of Caradog ap Iestyn, Cynffig, dissolution of the monasteries, Bards of Afan, Tudor and Stuart Afan.
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| 9. | Day, Lewis F. Pattern Design. A Book for Students Treating in a Practical Way of the Anatomy, Planning and Evolution of Repeated Ornament.
London. Batsford Ltd.
Undated, but apparently 1915. Octavo, green cloth with gilt titling to spine and blindstamped titling to top board. xx, 267pp. 285 illustrations. Bright and Vg. A detailed explanation and demonstration of hundreds of types of pattern and their design.
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| 10. | Day-Lewis, C Selected Poems.
London: The Hogarth Press, 1940
First Edition. (1st edition) cr8vo blue cloth, 80pp. Boards are in poor condition and this book really needs rebinding. Dw is mildly chipped.
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| 11. | Day-Lewis, C Word All Over.
London: Jonathan Cape, 1943
First Edition. (1st edition) Ttall duodecimo, buff cloth 52pp. Vg.
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| 12. | Day-Lewis, Cecil. From Feathers to Iron.
London: The Hogarth Press, 1931
First Edition. No.22 in the Hogarth Living Poets Series which were published without wrappers. vg
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| 13. | Day-Lewis, Cecil. Transitional Poem.
London: The Hogarth Press, 1929
No 9 in the Hogarth Living Poets Series which were published without wrappers. vg
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| 14. | Dowdey, Clifford [edited by Lewis Gannett]. The Land They Fought For. The Story of the South as the Confederacy, 1832-1865.
Garden City, New York.: Doubleday & Company. 1955
First edition, stated. Octavo, turquoise cloth with titling to spine and top board. xiii, 438pp. Cloth is darkened to edges. Endpapers partially toned. Pages toning to margins. Dustwrapper is price-clipped, browned, chipped, brittle and has a tape repair.
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| 15. | Einhard The Frank. [translated and introduced by Lewis Thorpe] The Life of Charlemagne.
London.: The Folio Society, 1970
First Thus. First edition thus. Octavo, cream paper over boards. Gilt motif to top board and titling to spine. 88pp. 17 plates. Spine darkened a shade, else fine in Vg slipcase.
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| 16. | Field, Rachel., Illustrated by Allen Lewis. Calico Bush.
New York: MacMillan. 1966
Octavo, blue cloth backstrip and brown covered boards. The 1966 re-issue of the 1931 first edition. Reprint with the original woodcuts of Allen Lewis. Spine is faded and dustwrapper has a water stain that is only obvious on the internal surface. One of the great childrens stories.
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| 17. | Frank, Waldo, Lewis Mumford, Dorothy Norman, Paul Rosenfeld and Harold Rugg. [editors] America and Alfred Stieglitz. A Collective Portrait.
New York.: The Literary Guild. 1934
First edition, stated. Octavo, black cloth with silver title panel to spine and blind stamped initials to the top board. viii + 339pp. Pages toned to margins, else a tight Vg volume in a dustwrapper that is worn chipped and has some loss to the head of the spine.
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| 18. | Garrard, Lewis H. Wah-To-Yah and the Taos Trail.
Oklahoma City.: Harlow Publishing. 1928
Duodecimo, green cloth with black titling to top board and spine and black image of trees and hill to top board. Vii +318pp. Lightly rubbed to edges. Cracked to front hinge. Edited from the original and very rare 1850 edition by Walter S Campbell.
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| 19. | Gibbs, Lewis. The Silver Circle. Sir Francis Drake. A New Appraisal.
London. Dent and Sons. 1963 First Edition With Dustwrapper
First edition. Octavo, burgundy cloth with black titling to spine. 168pp with 16pp of half-tone plates and maps. A clean Vg+ copy in a shelfworn dustwrapper.
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| 20. | Gould, Lewis L. First Ladies; Governors Wives: Women of Influence; The Governors' Wife: Historical Roots and New Directions. 3 papers (a pamphlet, an offprint and typescript - one signed).
Signed by Author. Governors' Wives: Women of Influence is a pamphlet published by the Robert M La Follette Institute of Public Affairs University of Wisconsin. 1986. 27pp. Vg+. First ladies is an offprint reprinted from The American Scholar. 1986. 8pp. Signed by the author to the head of the first page. Vg. The Governors' Wife: Historical Roots and New Directions is a copy of a typescript for delivery sat the Gubernatorial Spouses Seminar, Rhode Island 1988. 23pp single side, double space type. Vg.
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