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Click to view full description | 1. | Shakespeare, William The Passionate Pilgrim, being a reproduction in facsimile of the First Edition, 1599
England: Oxford At the Clarendon Press, 1905
From the copy in the Christie Miller Library at Britwell, with introduction and bibliography by Sidney Lee. This copy is numbered 506. Published in 1599 by William Jaggard under the name of William Shakespeare, the Bard was actually the author of only four of the poems included. The authorship of others is contested. The four poems are close approximations of excerpts from Loves Labours Lost and appear to have been in private circulation before "real" publication. Cr4to, in full limp vellum binding with gilt decs and soft lambskin ties. Eps browned. Top edge uncut. Vg+
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| 2. | Shakespeare, William The Works of Shakespear. Volume The Third. Containing All's Well That Ends Well; Twelth Night, or What You Will; The Comedy of Errors; The Winter-Night's Tale and The Life and Death of King John.
Edinburgh. Printed by John Balfour. 1769
Duodecimo, full tree calf with five raised bands, gilt decoration and title label to spine. Marbled edges. 361pp. Small label to pastedown and short tear to leather at heel of spine, else a copy in surprisingly good condition and Vg.
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| 3. | Shakespeare, William (edited by Appleton Morgan). Anthony and Cleopatra. The Bankside-Restoration Shakespeare. Plays of Mr William Shakespeare. As Re-written or Re-arranged by His Successors of the Restoration Period. As Presented at the Duke's Theatre and Elsewhere circa 1664-1669.
New York. The Shakespeare Press. 1908 Limited Signed by Author
Anthony and Cleopatra. The Bankside-Restoration Shakespeare. Plays of Mr William Shakespeare. As Re-written or Re-arranged by His Successors of the Restoration Period. As Presented at the Duke's Theatre and Elsewhere circa 1664-1669. Being the Text of These So-restored Plays with the First Folio Shakespeare Text with Critical Introductions. Octavo, white cloth spine and cream boards with title label to spine. xv, 385pp. Boards are lightly soiled with a dent to both top and lower board. Pages are uncut to top and fore-edge. A limited edition of 250 copies, of which this copy is un-numbered and is out of series. Inscribed by the editor Appleton Morgan to the flyleaf.
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| 4. | Shakespeare, William (edited by William Aldis Wright, illustrated by Rockwell Kent and with a preface by Christopher Morley). The Complete Works of William Shakespeare. The Cambridge edition, as edited by William Aldis Wright, including the Temple Notes.
Garden City, New York. Garden City Books. 1936
Large octavo, gray cloth spine and red cloth boards with gilt titling in a red panel to spine and gilt decoration to top board and spine. xviii, 1527pp. 40 full page illustrations by Rockwell Kent. A clean, tight copy in Vg condition in a dustwrapper that is lightly chipped. Features the Cambridge text (the standard interpretation of Shakespeare from the old English, the Temple Notes prepared by Gollancz, complete indexes, a glossary and a brief synopsis of each play.
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| 5. | Shakespeare, William. Lucrece, being a reproduction in facsimile of the First Edition, 1594.
England: Oxford At the Clarendon Press, 1905
From the copy in the Malone collection of the Bodleian Library, with introduction and bibliography by Sidney Lee. This copy is numbered 506. Crown octavo, in full limp vellum binding with gilt decorationss and soft lambskin ties. Endpaperss browned. Top edge uncut. Vg+.
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| 6. | Shakespeare, William. Pericles, being a reproduction in facsimile of the First Edition, 1609.
England: Oxford At the Clarendon Press, 1905
From the copy in the Malone collection of the Bodleian Library, with introduction and bibliography by Sidney Lee. This copy is numbered 506. Cr4to, in full limp vellum binding with gilt decs and torn soft lambskin ties. Eps browned. Top edge uncut. Vg+
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| 7. | Shakespeare, William. Six Histories. (The Life and Death of King John; The Tragedy of King Richard the Second; The First Part of King Henry the Fourth; The Second Part of King Henry the Fourth; The Life of King Henry the Fifth; The Tragedy of King Richard the Third).
Franklin, Pennsylvania. The Franklin Library. 1981 Limited
Octavo, full scarlet leather with five raised bands to spine and extensive gilt decoration to both boards and spine. Gilt titling to spine. All edges gilt. Maroon silk moiré endpapers and ribbon place marker. 643pp. Woodcuts from several sources. A bright crisp copy in Fine condition. An unopened copy. A limited edition, published exclusively for subscribers to The Franklin Library collection, The 100 Greatest Books of All Time. Accompanying this volume is a small booklet of 22pp providing biographical notes and background.
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| 8. | Shakespeare, William. The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. With an Introduction by Richard Burton.
London.: The Folio Society. 1954
Octavo, red cloth with quill design on front board. Designs by Roger Furse. Vg+.
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| 9. | Shakespeare, William. The Works of Shakespear. Volume The Fifth. Containing King Henry IV Part I; King Henry VI Part II; King Henry VI Part III; King Richard III; King Henry VIII.
Edinburgh. Printed by John Balfour. 1769
Duodecimo, full tree calf with five raised bands, gilt decoration and title label to spine. Marbled edges. 361pp. Small label to pastedown and short tear to leather along spine, frayed to head and heel of spine.
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| 10. | Shakespeare, William. The Works of Shakespear. Volume The Fourth. Containing King Richard II; King Henry IV Part I; King Henry IV Part II; King Henry V; King Henry VI Part I.
Edinburgh. Printed by John Balfour. 1769
Duodecimo, full tree calf with five raised bands, gilt decoration and title label to spine. Marbled edges. 361pp. Small label to pastedown and tear to leather along spine, chip to leather at head of spine and frayed at heel of spine.
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| 11. | Shakespeare, William. The Works of Shakespear. Volume The Seventh. Containing Julius Caesar; Antony and Cleopatra; Cymbeline; Troilus and Cressida.
Edinburgh. Printed by John Balfour. 1769
Duodecimo, full tree calf with five raised bands, gilt decoration and title label to spine. Marbled edges. 361pp. Small label to pastedown and short tear to leather along spine, frayed to head and heel of spine.
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| 12. | Shakespeare, William. Treasures From Shakespeare. A Selection of Some of the More Familiar Passages From Shakespeare, Who Has Done So Much to Enrich Our Language and Shape Our Philosophy.
New York: Privately Printed by Kurt H Volk. 1961
Privately Printed. Octavo, heavy black buckram with Shakespeares facsimile signature blindstamped to the top board. Top edge gilt. A stated limited edition. Spine faded a shade, else fine in slipcase that has a short split to top corner.
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| 13. | Shakespeare, William. Twenty-Five Sonnets of Shakespeare.
Stratford-Upon-Avon and Basil Blackwell Oxford.: Shakespeare Head Press. 1922
Crown octavo, in patterned wrappers. Faded to spine and with three chips.
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| 14. | Shakespeare, William. Venus and Adonis. [No.256 in the 'Little Blue Book' series]
Girard, Kansas.: Haldeman-Julius.
Undated. Small booklet in wrappers. 62pp. Name inscribed inside wrapper. Faded to margins and lower wrapper has a vertical crease, else Vg.
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| 15. | Shakespeare, William. [Warren Chappell], Illustrated by Warren Huxley. Songs from the Plays of Shakespeare.
Huxley House, 1949
Private Press. Crown octavo in patterned wrappers. 32pp Vg+. Set and printed at Huxley House with decorations by Warren Huxley. Twenty-two songs form Shakespeare.
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| 16. | Shakespeare, William., Illustrated by Isadore Seltzer. The Comedy of Errors.
New York: Finch, Pruyn & Co. 1993
Private Press. Square octavo, turquoise cloth. Designed by Martin Solomon. Art work by Isadore Seltzer. Fine in fine slipcase. Produced as a keepsake for the friends of the publisher.
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| 17. | Shakespeare, William., Illustrated by Maxwell Armfield. The Winters' Tale.
London.: J M Dent and Sons. 1923
Quarto, red cloth with titling to top board and spine. 99pp. Twelve plates, painted in tempera. Illustrated by Maxwell Armfield. Lower board has lost color across half of its area from water contact. Some bleeding of color onto rear pastedown. Area of color loss to top corner of top board. Spine is faded. Endpapers are lightly foxed.
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| 18. | Shakespeare, William., Illustrated by Peter Rudland. Venus and Adonis
London: W H Allen, 1948
Quarto, cream cloth. 87pp. Designed and drawn by Peter Rudland. Spine darkened and most of cloth darkened, o/wise vg in torn and darkened dw. Limited edition of 960 copies.
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