Cairo: Royal Agricultural Society, 1948. First edition. Soft cover. 136p + many photos. Some foxing to the newsprint-like pages. Historical text, followed by a list of all the stallions and mares that had by then stood at the RAS stud in Egypt, grouped by the major strains. Very useful for..... More

London: George Eyre and Andrew Strahan [printers], March 18, 1805. First edition. Soft cover. Pp. [125]-131, headed by British coat of arms; a few charts. Good paperbound, neatly reinforced with paper tape. Can be sent outside the US for less than the default shipping rate. New tax rates for hiring..... More

Paris: Hautecoeur Freres; lithographed by Godard. n.d. [ca. 1860]. Adam, Albert. No stated edition. Unbound sheets. Dozens of humorous equestrian escapades are shown in color lithographs on 12 (of 16) original leaves. Each leaf contains two sets of scenes, for a total of 24 (of 32) scenes. Lacks title page..... More

Murnau: Hamann-Verlag, 1972. aicher, joksch, wirthner, nagy. No stated edition. Postcards. Numbered 101 through 122 in the series "Offizielle Olympia-Poster des Organisationskomitees der Spiele der XX. Olympiade Munchen 1972." . Twenty-two postcards that reproduce the vibrant posters designed by Aicher, Joksch, Wirthner, Nagy.  (Otl Aicher also designed the Games' spiral-sun logo..... More

New York: American Art Association, 1915. First edition. Soft cover. Auction catalogue, May 7, 1915.  483 lots, several plates.  Covers age-smudged. Chiefly 19th-century works, with some early books and rarities, such as 16th-18th-century manuscripts and Fr. Colonel's 1620 grammar of the Maya language of Yucatan.  The original edition.  No prices..... More

1920. American Art Galleries. Books and Brochures by and relating to James McNeill Whistler collected by the late Frederick William Hunter. NY, 1920. 171 items, 1 plate. Very good paperbound (shelfsoil). ** Auction catalogue. Can be sent outside the U.S. for less than the default shipping rate... More

Amarillo, TX: AQHA, 1964. First edition. Hardcover. 549 pp., no ills. Covers lightly shelf-scuffed, outer pages lightly browned; overall very good and sturdy. No jacket, as issued. Index of all the Quarter Horses registered in the Official Stud Books 1 through 16 (1941 through 1962), registration numbers 1 through 210,000..... More

Woodbridge, Suffolk: Antique Collectors' Club, 1988. Revised edition (1st pub. 1986). Hard cover. 347p, ca. 380 photos and line ills., 86 in color. Comprehensive study of the structure, design, manufacture, and symbolism of the Kashmir shawl from the 17th century on, including many 19th-century French examples. About half the book..... More

New York: The Grolier Club, 1975. Limited edition. Soft cover. 40p, no ills. One of 1000 copies. Annotated exhibition catalogue of 100 books, manuscripts, prints, and drawings from the renowed fox hunting collection of the late Mr. Andrews. Can be sent outside the U.S. for less than the default shipping..... More

N.p. No stated publisher, n.d. [ca. 1900?]. No stated edition. Unbound sheet. Printed on lightweight card stock, ca. 11 x 7 inches. On the back is a mounted reproduction of "The Music Lesson." Age rubbed but crisp. Pin-pricks in corners. Advertisement for a veterinary remedy showing an alert high-headed coach..... More

Unknown [probably U.S.]: n.d. [1880s-90s?]. Mounted photograph. Printed in sepia, mounted on heavy card stock. No photographer, place, or date. The surface is lightly rubbed, evident only in raking light. Two small nicks to the side margins. Ca. 7 x 5 inches. A youngish woman stands in a bed/sitting room..... More

London: Badminton Magazine, 1904. First edition. Soft cover. Pp. [501]-507, 1 photo. Removed from the Badminton Magazine, volume 28, 1904, and stapled within paper covers. Tears to inside margins but still soundly stapled. A humorous account of a lady's (mis)adventures with wagering. Presented in the guise of an amateur letter..... More

N.p. 1932-1935. Album. Ca. 80 Italian cavalry school photos. They show cross-country and jumping competitions and schooling, also various group gatherings and classes of cadets. One or two photos seem to be copy prints; the rest are original. Several are tiny snapshots. Most are 8 x 10, 3 x 5..... More