Worcester, MA: Charles R. Stobbs, Printer, 1897. First edition. Unbound sheet. Advertising handbill printed on newsprint (age browned). Reverse is blank. Ca.6 x 10 1/2 inches. Advertises the oxen's performance at the Vermont and New Hampshire Inter-State Fair, Billings Park, White River Junction, Vermont, August 24-27, 1897. Tom and Bob..... More

Paris: Berggruen & Cie, 1957. Magnelli. First edition. Sewn soft cover. [24]p, 18 color plates printed by "phototypie" and pochoir by Jacomet (one double-page); color cover lithographed by Mourlot. Printed on card stock. No. 22 in the publisher's series. In French. Elegant small picture book of Alberto Magnelli's collages of..... More

London: Whitechapel Gallery, 1966. First edition. Soft cover in self wrappers. 114p, 65 photos (including artist portraits), a few in color. Front endpaper corner clipped. Exhibition catalogue of 13 young British artists: Barnard, Binder, Brace, Carter, Cina, Cook, Dubsky, Godsby, Hosking, Knowles, Lancaster, Morland, Newsome. The third in the Whitechapel..... More

Paris: Berggruen et Cie, 1957. First edition. Sewn softcover. [24]p, 12 color pls. printed in "phototypie" by Jacomet; color cover lithographed by Mourlot. Printed on card stock. No. 20 in the publisher's series. In French. Elegant small picture book of Gonzalez's drawings of the 1930s-40s, chiefly of sculpture. Issued for..... More

New York: Graphis, 1997. No stated edition. Soft cover in self wrappers. 240p, hundreds of photos, charts, diagrams, and other ills., almost all in color. Photo is cropped on the right. "This is a book about everything. Using over 100 examples of information design, the book reveals the heart of..... More

Boston: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, 1998. Morell, Abelardo. First edition. Soft cover. 63p, many large photos. Evocative photographs made while Morell was artist in residence at the Gardener, "revealing the extraordinary in the ordinary." Texts by poet Simic and Gardner curator Jennifer R. Gross. More

N.p. Ed Hutchins, 2009. No stated edition. Unbound cards in enclosure. Folder of 32 color offset panels "to mix, combine, connect, and simmer into a sizzling, sweeping, swirl of hues." Panels are ca. 1 1/4 x 2 1/2 inches. Signed by Hutchins on inside of one flap. With brief instructions..... More

London: unpublished, n.d. [ca. 1890s-1900?]. Van der Weyde, Henry. Mounted photograph. Mounted albumen photograph, ca. 7 x 11 1/2 inches. Stamped in gilt on the mount: "The VanderWeyde Light" and 182 Regent St. W. ""VanderWeye" is also blind-stamped in the lower right of the photo. Neatly mended closed tear to..... More

Brownsville, OR; Galway: Story Line Press; Salmon Poetry, 1991; 1995, 2003. Second American printing (The Wind beyond the Wall); the others first editions. Soft cover. Variously paged, no ills. From the library of an American poet and professor. The Wind beyond the Wall is inscribed to him, 1995. A Walled..... More

Unpublished: n.d. [1970s?]. Stapled unbound sheets. 24p, no ills. Duplicated typescript. A paper in which McCall presents the four themes he is researching: origin and distribution of the horse in West Africa; its early association with the chariot in North Africa and the Sahara; its later role as a military..... More

New York: American Art Association/Anderson Art Galleries, 1935. First edition. Soft cover. 175p (354 lots), many pls. Bid sheet bound in. No prices realized. Features the original manuscripts of the "Liber Scriptorum" of The Authors Club and a series of unpublished letters by Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning. Also..... More

London: Institute of the Horse (later Institute of the Horse and Pony Club), 1929-1938. First edition. Soft cover. A long through broken run: 22 numbers from vol. 1 into vol. 10. Variously paged and illustrated with photos. Occasional light pencil underlining or notes. Some covers soiled, faded; some backstrips chipped..... More

Encintas, CA: Valentine Publishing, 1990. Advance reading copy. Soft cover, post-bound (faded, lightly shelfworn). 193p, a few diagrams. Reproduced typescript. Introduction to systematic classical training--seat, half halt, transitions, collecting and extending, yielding, lateral work, counter canter. After World War II Francisco Lucena y Angel studied with many European masters before..... More