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1st edition, 1st printing Slip-Cased UK HB. Signed and numbered to a limitation page by the renowned illustrator Charles Vess. This is a beautiful collectors edition with illustrated end papers. In brand new, fine, unread condition. The slip case is Gold Foiled with an illustration by Charles. This complete edition contains the short story, The Daughter of Odren and her last story Firelight. We sold out over half our stock on release on our website. Just a few copies remaining. Packed well protected in a twin walled carton to protect this fine edition. Please note that the price reflects the high cost of shipping fully insured around the world.

Washington [D.C.]: Government Printing Office, 1869. First Edition. Wraps. Good +. 8vo; 31pp; pale green wrapper with title on front cover; original string binding; ink ownership to front wrapper; folded map attached to back inside wrapper; creasing and chipping to wrapper and page corners, chipping and split at spine; light sunning and some soiling to the front wrapper, binding tight; good plus. Map: GORLINSKI, Joseph. The Great Railroad Routes to the Pacific and Their Connections, 1869, American Photo-Lithographic Co., No date [1869]. 16 1/8" x 29", and 27 5/8" x 14 1/8" within the neat line; ½" closed tear on left map margin where attached to wrapper, extending through the neat line; very good. The Senate committee suggested the building at least two new rail lines, one Northern and one Southern, arguing two were needed to promote commerce. They also argued that the lines were necessary for communication, for the military, and to "settle the Indian question" "They can only be permanently conquered by railroad".

For sale is an outstanding Ernest Hemingway first edition collection. There are two books signed by Ernest Hemingway, "A Farewell to Arms" and "For Whom the Bell Tolls". Both signed books have been authenticated by James Spence Authentication with the following certification numbers: #Z32467 and #Z32468. 51 of the 52 books in this Ernest Hemingway set are first editions, first printings; The exception being the signed Grosset and Dunlap edition of "A Farewell to Arms". Other highlights include original dust jackets for "The Torrents of Spring", "Men Without Women", "A Farewell to Arms", "Winner Take Nothing", "Green Hills of Africa" among many others. We have created an impressive 50 page catalog with the descriptions and photographs of all of the books included in this collection. The descriptions of each book are listed in detail below, if you are interested in viewing additional photographs, please send us an inquiry requesting to view the catalog. Due to the value of this set, the buyer agrees to pay full shipping costs including insurance, with the collection being shipped via the carrier of your choice. We also have an equally impressive Mark Twain first edition collection available for sale in our store.

Good. 1919. On offer is a super, fascinating 14 x 12 inch 300 page diary and manuscript relic of post-World War I adventures and nautical life handwritten by Arthur Gordon while he served as Third Mate on the S.S. Rheem dated Nov, 4 1919 through to May 8, 1920. Elevating this diary of life aboard a working ship en route to Central America is that this wonderful account is written by an aspiring author whose keen eye and gift for narrative are revealed early in the journal. [Gordon would later write stories on naval, sea, and air themes, the Merchant Marine and books on sea history such as "The Years of Peril" an account of the experiences of Mobil Co. ships during WW II.] Here is a snippet: Thursday 13, 1919 On SS W.S. Rheem, Bayonne N.J. This morning I had a strong prediction that I would find work. I took along everything I would need in case I did and it was a fortunate thing for at nine thirty I was on my way to the New York offices of Walker and Daly. They wanted a Third Mate I was a Third Mate and wanted a job: nothing could be simpler. I signed the articles then and there without seeing the ship or knowing where it was bound. I went to the club, packed my trunk and found my way to the ship. We are leaving for some Mexican Port at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. November 18, 1919 SS W.S. Rheem Ran into a north-easter last night and we were forced to lay up to the wind and ride it out. it was a mean black watch that I stood. This morning's watch was as bad. High rough seas and blinding rain storms makes four hours seem like days. When I came below at twelve and has a chance to look at my hands I thought that my fingers resembled pale sweet pickles so puckered up they were with rain. November 20, 1919 The actions of the officers with whom I am to become familiar lead me to believe the they will be fair square and congenial. The captain Harry Jensen by name of Danish and reminds me Kristens father. He is gruff and outspoken but has good sound judgment and is gifted with certain considerations which show him to be well aquatinted with and willing to deal easily with the fallibilities of the human race. Mr Gullickensen the Chief Mate a Norwegian, is of mild and pleasing disposition he has very large feet and wears blue suspenders (although I'm sure he doesn't know it) like King Albert of Belgium . The engineers are separated from the Mates and i do not know any of them excepting the Chief and he appears to be quite friendly. The radio operator is English but hails from Lyann Mass, and he and i at once joined forces, to defend Massachusetts should anything disparaging be mentioned of her. The wireless man goes by the name of "Sparks "aboard ship in fact all radio operators are dubbed "Sparks" This fact leads those who are not familiar with it to make the amusing error that Mr Green a passenger of ours made when after a few days out at sea introduced himself and said "My name is Green Mr Sparks and I 'am glad to know you'. This caused much merriment and led Sparks to say it was a common occurrence." An old salt Gordon served in the Navy on the USS Washington and wanted to go back to sea. The SS W.S. Rheem travels to Mexico, and Panama and others ports. This particular diary is incredibly detailed: his description of shipboard life on various ships, the times he spent at the Panama Canal and the Gulf of Mexico, ports like Tampico, Mata Redona Mexico Colon Panama, Key West, Cape Hatteras but Gordon's description of Mexico and Panama are wonderfully intimate and detailed covering numerous pages. Adding further breadth to this journal are two loose pages from a scrapbook with photos depicting different ships, five large photos of a crewman and one of Gordon. There five pages of hand drawn maps showing the routes of the ship, an original play he wrote, also some literary criticism, comments on books, authors (very fond of Dickens), ideas on writing and there is a section titled "Odd Jobs" thoughts and other ephemeral pieces such as a letter he received from Travel Magazine regarding a submission he sent them titled the "Mexican Church" using his pen name Arthur G. Shirt. Here are some more snippets: "There are a few ex-service men in the crew as evidenced by the remnants of the uniforms they used to wear. There is one lad who appears on deck with complete doughboy outfit, with olive - drab shirt trousers and leggings. Dickens says in his preface to David Copperfield "But like many fond parents i have in my heart of hearts a favorite child. And his name is" David Copperfield "and David Copperfield has already become my favorite child of fiction. At present I am absolutely fascinated with the story and with the manner in which it is told. Characters were never so real as the characters surrounding David Copperfield: and i carry them In my mind and when i am on the bridge, I reenact their doings and re-say their sayings. Thanksgiving Day 24,1919 SS W.S. Rheem We first saw the coast of Mexico in the early morning of last Sunday and shortly after seeing faint dim outline we were at anchor just inside the bar of Tampico awaiting a berth at the oil docks. Sparks and I went ashore after dinner Sunday noon. We hailed and were rowed ashore in a n extremely small boat propelled by a remarkably small boy and two immense oars. The combination was so ridiculous and was so unfair to the small boy that i was tempted to row myself but was dissuaded by the oil and grease about the working area of the craft. We waited at the station until two o'clock for the one - thirty train and set foot in Tampicos, Mexico twenty miles later the stretch of county Penucos River between the ship at La Bana and the city is nothing but a mud flat and the this season of the year actively muddy the houses are built Malay style on stacks and the garden walk was a twelve inch plank also on stacks. The people we thought were as oily and as muddy as their city and river. They dress loosely with broad- rimmed Sombreros. Their shirts are tail - less and are not tucked in and their trousers rival a sailors in their ability to flap. If they have shoes they rarely wear them, but instead a sandal affair bound about the foot in a careless manner. Our Bosun tells us of the visit of a Nicaraguan Admiral to an American Man -O - War. He wore broad cloth, had gold stripes half way up his arms, heavy gold epaulets: gold collar: bemedalled chest peaked cap and dangling sword a noble figure indeed - but from beneath the trim of his striped trousers there peeped ten ugly dirty toes- He was barefooted! There seems to be a preponderance of men in Tampico a great many urchins apparently uncared for - and what women there were, were ugly- in my eyes at least. The young men I thought were attractive with their dark skin and hair, and their flashing dark eyes. The policemen such as they were , were disgraceful. We watched them line up at night and all though they were in military formation they were shelling peanuts and smoking cigarettes. I received one impression from exchanging glances with the Mexicans I passed and I left Tampico with that impression firmly in my mind: That these people are not to be trusted. The next night I was called upon to be the interpreter between the sailors and the Mexican customs official who came on board with the pilot and did not leave until we finally headed for sea. The bone of contention was that the sailors were bringing liquor aboard and the customs official did not approve of it. The sailors advanced several arguments and I realized than to the best of my ability to the Mexican he was obdurate and I had really given up the fight when he said drawing e aside "If you give me three dollars I will not see" The old Grafter after money eh? I told the sailors what he wanted and let them to finish the deal which i learned later was arranged to the satisfaction of both parties. Feb.13,1919 SS WS Rheem At Tampico Mexico. Unusual excitement was occasioned this evening by the ugly disposition of the Mexican Customs Official He was dissatisfied with the bunk which the Steward had assigned to him and was in no way delicate about making his satisfaction known. The altercation came to climax when he official reinforced by three of his fiends form shore faced the Captain and demand better quarters. The Capt took the opportunity to inform the Customs Official that Harry Jensen was Captain of this ship. The manner in which Harry Jensen made this clear alarmed one of the friends and he pulled a gun." BIO NOTES: Arthur Gordon had a long career at sea. He would serve aboard the USS Oceanographer for four years on the US Coast Survey. Later after WW II he would write the book "The Years of Peril" the World War II story of Mobil men and ships by Arthur Gordon. Besides serving in WWI and WWII he traveled extensively as a Merchant Marine Officer, and was employed in the tourist industry. After WWI Gordon made two trips around the world and into the Amazon. Gordon also attended Bard College, and NYU finally earning a Master's degree. In 1949 he was teaching classes in writing fiction. He was listed as a Navy Commander in the reserves in 1949 as well. At that time his full time employment was as a Freelance Writer. He published short stories in Argosy and Maclean's Magazine sometimes using the pen name "Arthur Shirt". The spine is missing, cover boards show heavy wear front cover board hinge is weak but holding rear is the same. Interior is in good. Overall G. NOTE: WE LIST HIS RECENTLY REDISCOVERED 1928 JOURNAL SEPERATELY. SELLER ID OOO9075.; Manuscript; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF, ARTHUR GORDON, STEAMSHIP, MEXICO, ARTHUR SHIRT, PANAMA, CENTRAL AMERICAN, SOUTH AMERICA, S.S. RHEEM, PANAMA CANAL, GULF OF MEXICO, TAMPICO, MATA REDONA, MEXICO, COLON, PANAMA, KEY WEST, CAPE HATTERAS, WWI, WWII, COASTAL SURVEY, OCEANOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, THE YEARS OF PERIL, WORLD WAR II, MOBIL, MERCHANT MARINE, BARD COLLEGE, NYU, SS W.S. RHEEM, MARINE, NAUTICAL, NAVAL, USN, UNITED STATES NAVY, NAVIGATION, LIFE AT SEA, LIFE ABOARD SHIP, AMERICANA, HANDWRITTEN, MANUSCRIPT, DOCUMENT, LETTER, AUTOGRAPH, WRITER, HAND WRITTEN, DOCUMENTS, SIGNED, LETTERS, MANUSCRIPTS, HISTORICAL, HOLOGRAPH, WRITERS, AUTOGRAPHS, PERSONAL, MEMOIR, MEMORIAL, AMERICANA, ANTIQUITÉ, CONTRAT, VÉLIN, DOCUMENT, MANUSCRIT, PAPIER ANTIKE, BRIEF, PERGAMENT, DOKUMENT, MANUSKRIPT, PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO, ATTO, VELINA, DOCUMENTO, MANOSCRITTO, CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD, HECHO, VITELA, DOCUMENTO, MANUSCRITO, PAPEL, .

London: E & F N Spon. G : in good condition without dust jackets. Wear to spine ends. External joints of volume I splitting along lower ege. Corners bumped. Scattered light foxing. 1879. First Edition. Black hardback cloth cover with gilt motif. 320mm x 270mm (13" x 11"). 562pp + plates. B/w plates (some folding some double page). Superb full page b/w plates on mining and mine machinery. .

First edition. 1 of 1000 copies. 4to., cloth, xx, (250)pp. Illustrated with silversmith's marks. Fine in d/w.

MICHAEL HAGUE ORIGINAL PUBLISHED ILLUSTRATION FROM "THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING", THE LORD OF THE RINGS MICHAEL HAGUE, (AMERICAN 1948-DATE) A STUNNING DETAILED PUBLISHED ILLUSTRATION, USED AS THE FRONTIS PIECE FROM THE PREMIUM LEATHER BOUND COLLECTOR'S EDITION, THREE BOOK SET PUBLISHED BY THE EASTON PRESS, 1984. THE ARTWORK DEPICTS GANDALF AND THE BALROG FROM THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING, FROM THE LORD OF THE RINGS TRILOGY. WATERCOLOR ON BOARD, 7?X 11? ART IMAGE SIZE AND 9" X 13" BOARD SIZE, UNFRAMED Stunning Published Original watercolor illustration on board by Michael Hague which is the Frontis piece for the book, THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING. The piece depicts Gandalf and The Balrog from the infamous scene on the bridge. This is a beautifully detailed piece, (with Gandolf's sword and flowing hair appearing as magically illuminated-use the zoom feature for a close-up view), by one of the leading American illustrators from one of the most important pieces of fantasy literature in the 20th century.The illustration is signed lower right. The art is in overall excellent condition with publishers notes outside of margins. Unframed. PROVENANCE: The art was purchased from an Auction House who was commissioned to sell several original illustrations by Michael Hague. A copy of the original bill of sale will be included with the piece, and will provide both provenance and authenticity for the art. This piece is SIGNED by Michael Hague lower right. The art is in great condition and would be stunning framed. ADDITIONAL IMAGES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. Please see our Abe store for other original illustration art and rare books

Signed by Illustrator. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. This later edition was published in 1984 by Houghton Mifflin. It is a later printing, and it contains numerous illustrations by Michael Hague. This copy is unique in that it is signed on the title page, and has a hand drawn sketch of "Smaug" by the illustrator. A fine example of a one of a kind, unique collectors item. No other writing or marks, housed in a custom Green Leather slipcase, gilt stamped with the "Green Dragon" to one side, and the JRRT Monogram to the other. Digital photo's available, inquire if interested. Other Tolkien books available, include both the UK and US editions, original cloth bindings, custom fine bindings, and Signed/Numbered/Limited Editions. Near Fine / Near Fine.

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TIM BURTON/DISNEY ORIGINAL PRODUCTION STORYBOARD ART FOR ?NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS? Framed Superb Original Multi Tone heavy graphite and watercolor drawing of Tim Burton?s Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington Concept Art (Touchstone/Walt Disney, 1993) THE ART IS IN FINE CONDITION AND IS PRESENTED FLOATED, FRAMED AND GLAZED TO A SIZE OF 16? X 13?. A VERY STUNNING PIECE! Tim Burton?s Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington Concept Art (Touchstone/Walt Disney, 1993). A superb early concept full color art/storyboard production artwork of Jack Skellington! (Eventually Skellington stumbles through a portal to ?Christmas Town? and decides to celebrate the holiday, with some dastardly and comical consequences). The art is rendered in heavy thick graphite and watercolor on paper measuring 8? x 5.5?. This stop-motion masterpiece was the first animated film to receive an Academy Award Nomination for Best Visual Effects! The Art is in fine condition. From the hand of longtime animation story man Jorgen Klubien. The Nightmare Before Christmas originated in a poem written by Tim Burton in 1982, while he was working as an animator at Walt Disney Feature Animation. Production started in July 1991 in San Francisco; Disney released the film through its Touchstone Pictures banner because the studio believed the film would be ?too dark and scary for kids?. The film was met with both critical and financial success, grossing over $76 million during its initial run.It was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects, a first for an animated film. The film has since been reissued by Walt Disney Pictures, and was re-released annually in Disney Digital 3-D from 2006 until 2009, making it the first stop-motion animated feature to be entirely converted to 3D PROVENANCE: The art was purchased from the premier collectibles auction house consigned to sell numerous pieces of Disney story board/concept art. A copy of the original invoice will be included, and will provide both provenance and authenticity for the art. As common with production art, the piece is not signed as the origin of the art is for the purpose of making a film. A very stunning piece and showcases very well. Perfect for the collector/lover of The Nightmare Before Christmas/Tim Burton fans FRAMED SIZE: 16? x 13? Please visit our ABE store for other original art and rare books. ***Please note, NO International Shipping at this time****

Near Fine, Leather Bound, Accented in 22kt gold. Printed on archival paper with gilded edges. The endsheets are of moire fabric with a silk ribbon page marker. Smyth sewing and concealed muslin joints. This book is in full leather with hubbed spines.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Original binding. All domestic orders shipped protected in a Box.

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New York: William Sloane, 1947. First Edition. First Edition. INSCRIBED by the author in the year of publication on the front endpaper: "For Miss Margie / With sincere good wishes always / Bud Guthrie / Lexington, Ky. / April 28, 1947." Not to be confused with the signed limited edition, printed in an edition of 500 copies. Basis for the 1952 Howard Hawks film, scripted by Dudley Nichols, starring Kirk Douglas as a frontier fur trapper coming to the aid of scene-stealer Arthur Hunnicutt. Jacket art by Alan Haemer. Very Good plus in a Very Good plus, price-clipped dust jacket. Spine ends and corners lightly bumped, faint offsetting to the endpapers, and a touch of fading to the topstain. Jacket front flap clipped, spine moderately faded, with brief chipping at the extremities.

London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1811. Hardcovers in good condition for age. No jackets. Six complete volumes. First edition. Vol. 1: 341 pages. Vol. 2: 447 pages. Vol. 3: 446 pages. Vol. 4: 398 pages. Vol. 5: 412 pages. Vol. 6: 432 pages. Scott planned originally to translate a near complete manuscript of the work brought back from Turkey by Edward Wortley Montagu, written in 1764 and now in the Bodleian Library. Scott printed a description of the manuscript with a table of contents in William Ouseley's 'Oriental Collection'. However he abandoned the translation and instead revised Antoine Galland's French version (1704-1717), saying it was so correct it would be pointless to go over the original again. He added an introduction and some extra tales from other sources. His work was the first effort to translate 'Arabian Nights' into literary English. Half-leather boards are marked, scored and faded. Leading corners and edges are bumped and split. Abrasions on faded leather spines. Some spine ends are chipped. Page block and pages are tanned and marked. Light creases throughout pages. Previous owners' details penned on front pastedown and FEP of volume one. BEP of volume six is partially detached. Pastedown hinges are partially split but bindings remain intact. Text is clear throughout. HCW. hardcover. Good. Used.

Herat edition; limited to 500 copies, this is No. 141. "Printed for subscribers only." Complete set. Uniform red cloth with paper label and frontis. Some scuffs and wear to cloth with some losses to paper spine labels. Many pages remain uncut.

New York: Vantage Press, 1988. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. First edition. Fine in well-rubbed and price-clipped, very good dustwrapper. Scarce vanity press collection of poetry and prose by a retired fighter pilot who flew 105 missions over North Vietnam.

A very good copy of the presumed first hard cover edition (no explicit edition or printing statement), lacking a dust-jacket, inscribed and signed by John R. Deane on the half-title page and dated 7 January 1947. The text is wholly unmarked, pristine, and the binding still quite bright and fresh in appearance. A lovely copy.

Philadelphia: David McKay, 1948. First Edition. Illustrated with diagrams, and with photographs of Louis in action in the ring. 64 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Wrappers. Fine. First Edition. Illustrated with diagrams, and with photographs of Louis in action in the ring. 64 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Hartley 1251

Birmingham, AL: Palladium Press. 2011. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Fine, Leather Bound, Accented in 22kt gold. Printed on archival paper with gilded edges. The endsheets are of moire fabric with a silk ribbon page marker. Smyth sewing and concealed muslin joints to ensure the highest quality binding. This book is in full leather with hubbed spines. Pristine. ; The Firearms Classics Library; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Original binding. All domestic orders shipped protected in a Box. .

A detailed presentation Size: large octavo. Dust Jacket has large closed tears and associated wear. Dust Jacket un-clipped. Owners name in ink and sticker with name. Category: Antiques & Collectibles; Britain/UK; 1970s; For further information on this title, click on the "Ask Bookseller a Question" button directly underneath this listing. We will try to reply within two working days. Buyers from OUTSIDE of the UK are strongly recommended to make contact, to ask for an accurate shipping cost, BEFORE buying.

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31 : 21,6 cm (Lichtmass). In schwarzem Pinsel bezeichnet: "Galante Frauen". � Wohl als Vorlage für eine Publikation entstanden. � Zeitgenössisch alt gerahmt. � Berühmt sind Tilkes Arbeiten zur Geschichte des Kostüms, der Kostüme und Volkstrachten Osteuropas, Entwürfe von Bühnenbildern etc. Sprache: de

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New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1960. Hardcover. VG+. Beige cloth boards with black stamped illustration and spine lettering. Glossy color-illustrated dust jacket with black lettering in original cardboard box. xix, 75 pp. BW illustration and color illustrations including original lithograph. "For this limited edition, Marino Marini has specially made a three-color lithograph, which has been printed in an edition of three hundred and ten signed and numbered copies. One hundred and ten are for the German edition, one hundred for the Italian, and one hundred for this American edition." This is copy 296.

galley proof Ink stamped " COMING MARCH 19, 1962 .BOMC SELECTION COMING JUNE 26, 1962 general shelf wear, tanned spine, head & tail of spine are chipping, previous owners name on front endpaper, fair binding, unmarked text, clean pages DATE PUBLISHED: 1962 EDITION: FIRST ED 555

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125, 125, 125, 125 S., 32 cm, 2006. Vier goldgepr. orig. Leinenbände im illustr. Schuber, 125 Seiten pro Band, zahlreiche farbige, teils ganzseitge Abbildungen und beigebundene Faksimiles im Passepartout. Sehr gutes, auch textsauberes Exemplar. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 6060

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Clinton, (Ohio): Smith & McArdle at the, 1815. 2 volumes in one. 12 mo. 180 x 105 mm., (7 x 4 inches). 170pp., 38 pp. Contemporary sheep, joints cracked and rubbed, text block brown, end leaves showing tide marks. With faults a sound and not unattractive copy. Third edition, an excellent example of provincial printing west of the Allegheny Mountains and a relatively early Ohio imprint. The two titles in this volume were published as separate titles originally appearing in Philadelphia in 1793 and 1795; with the Baltimore edition of 1802, both titles appeared together for the first time. Snowden was also the author of a History of North and South America, Philadelphia, 1805, which was reprinted a number of times, the final edition appearing 1832. Sabin 85590. Allibone, Critical Dictionary of English Literature II p. 2172. Wegelin 1150.

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