New York: Harper's Weekly, 1860. Paperback. A single issue. Includes a two page spread of a view of Central Park, New York. Also includes several chapters from Wilkie Collins' "The Woman in White." Folio sized pages, folded in half. Minor smudge marks and occasional light spots of soiling. It appears that this issue was once bound as it has sewing holes and glue remnants to spine. Illustrated. pages 369 - 384. (16 pages.) PER/040419. Very Good. More about Harper's Weekly: Journal of Civilization. Volume IV. No. 181. Saturday, June 16, 1860

Baltimore: John Murphy and Co, 1857. Hardcover. Translated from the original Flemish. An award book with certificate in the front dated June 27, 1894 from Mount St. Mary's College - given for geography and history class. Signed by the president of the college, Edw. P. Allen. Bound in the original blue cloth boards with silver title to spine. Minor soiling to spine and boards. Roll to spine. Minor wear to edges and corners. Clean interior. 330 pages. LIT/040219. Very Good. More about The Demon of Gold

New York: Selmar Hess, 1888. Hardcover. Bound in three quarter dark brown leather over brown pebbled cloth covered boards with gilt titles to spines and front covers. The spine of volume one has been repaired and the spine leather has been replaced with light brown cloth. The spine title is a pasted down photocopy of the front cover. Library call numbers to spines. Wear and rubbing to edges of boards, spines, and hinges. Front board of volume three is nearly detached. All volumes have clean interiors overall with occasional smudge marks and/or spots of soiling to margins. Each volume has over 60 full page illustrations and multiple in text illustrations as well. Four plates are missing from the third volume but all other plates are present. Some plates have tissue guards and some do not. Includes many subjects - religious art, battlefields, love, foreign lands, landscapes, historic scenes, pets, children, seascapes, and more. Volume I is 286 pages; Volume II is 352 pages; ART/041819 This set will require an extra shipping fee. Very Good. More about Art and Artists of Our Time. 3 Volumes.

Paris: Bibliotheque de la Pleiade, circa 1960. Hardcover. Volume 2 only. Flexible red leather boards with gilt title and rules to spine. Minor wear to edges, hinges, spine ends and corners. Clean and bright. 1117 pages. FRE/041019. Very Good. More about Theatre. Tome 2 seulement

New York: The Dial Press, 1948. Hardcover. Quarto. Illustrated with black and white illustrations and some color plates. Black cloth boards with gilt title to front cover but no title to spine. Wear and fraying to edges of boards, corners, and spine ends. White staining to front cover. Minor bumping to corners. Slight browning to margins. 192 pages. ART/060919. Very Good. More about Dali: 50 Secrets of Magic Craftsmanship

New York: American Tract Society, 1880. Hardcover. Part of the Imperial Series. A story for children set in Paris. In grey cloth boards with illustration of children to front cover and rubbed white title to spine. Binding is signed H E F with overlapping letters. Rubbing to spine and covers, a few spots of soiling / dampstaining to front cover, and minor wear to edges and corners. Slight roll to spine. Pencil inscription to front endpaper dated 1905. Occasional spots of soiling to interior, but clean overall. Closed tear to paper covering front interior hinge, but binding remains secure. Frontispiece illustration. 278 pages. CHILD/040219. Very Good. More about Little Mother

John DeAmicis, 1987. Number 45 of 150 copies, signed and dated by the artist. "John’s drawings and illustrations have been compared to Charles Bragg and Daumier. He depicts his unusual interpretations of common situations and clichés creating complex and sophisticated satirical art pieces. Fanciful lines flow from his pens and pencils in an antic parade. A keen observer of life, John tends to zero-in on society’s idiosyncratic elements in practicing his brand of work. A member of the National Cartoonists Society, John has had work in galleries around the world. He has also been commissioned by many corporations and individuals to apply his unique style of artwork and creating to their needs. He is barely able to accommodate the ever-growing demand for his work. Some of the more notable owners of John’s work include Elton John, Shirley Maclaine, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Luciano Pavarotti and Henry Kissinger" (artist statement). This is a silly cartoon about long waits at the doctors office with patients sprouting cobwebs and a skeleton at the end of the bench. Minor browning to edges of print. In a grey mat with black metal frame. Perfect for a doctors office! Image size is about: 11 x 5.5 inches. Frame size: 14 x 11 inches. Very Good. More about The Waiting Room, a medical cartoon print

New York: Hurst & Company, No date. Hardcover. No date, circa 1906. Lovely edition bound in green cloth covered boards with dark blue title to front board and to spine. Flower illustration pasted to front board. Minor browning to spine and bumping to spine ends and corners. Minor foxing and browning throughout. Text is bright. Inscription to previous owner dated 1906 to front free end paper. 854 pages + ads. Very Good. More about The Personal History of David Copperfield

London: Chapman and Hall, 1845. First Edition, Second State (with publisher's name at bottom of title page). Very good original red cloth binding with bright gilt title and vignette to cover and spine. Chipping and several tears to book cloth along hinges and spine. Full gilt edges. Occasional spots of foxing to interior and occasional smudge marks to margins. Rear hinge is cracked. Contains charming, wood-engraved frontispiece and title page (lightly spotted), as well as 11 other engraved illustrations throughout the text. Dickens' second Christmas story. 175 pages. Literature. LIT/041619. More about The Chimes: A Goblin Story of Some Bells that Rang an Old Year Out and a New Year In.

London, New York, Toronto: Longmans, Green and Co., 1933. Hardcover. 8vo. Later printing. Scarce in Dust jacket. 8vo. Black cloth covered boards with yellow title to spine. Minor bumping to spine ends and corners. Minor foxing to first and last few pages. Previous owner's name and date in pencil to top corner of front free end page. Slight musty odor. Else is clean and bright. Orange illustrated dust jacket with black title to front and spine panels. Minor fading to spine panel. Moderate edgewear to dust jacket includes chipping and creasing as well as several closed tears. Tape to inside of dust jacket to reinforce folds. Dust jacket now in protective plastic sleeve. 343 pages. LIT/032619. Very Good / Very Good Minus. More about Pageant of Life, A Human Drama. Problems of Human Happiness - IV

Providence, RI: Charles Burnett, Jr, 1847. Paperback. Contains "Poem" by Sarah Helen Whitman, who was engaged to Edgar Allan Poe. Her poem was recited before the delivery of the Judge's discourse. Beige paper wrappers with black title to front wrapper. Rear wrapper is no longer present. Pen marking and light soiling to front wrapper. A few spots of foxing and smudge marks, but clean overall. Stab bound with a piece of string. 42 pages plus 5 pages (poem). AMER/032619. Very Good. More about A Discourse, Delivered Before the Rhode-Island Historical Society on the evening of Wednesday,...

Walterville, OR: Trine Day LLC, 2016. Paperback. First Edition. This book "describes the day-to-day chase for the mysterious woman in the polka-dot dress ... The Polka Dot File is a completely new take on the assassination and the motives behind it ..." (back cover). Black paper wrappers with white title to spine and front cover. Clean and bright. 240 pages. AMERBIO/032019. Fine. More about The Polka Dot File on the Robert F. Kennedy Killing

Rome: Bibliotheca Biographica / Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana fondata da Giovanni Treccani, 1981. Paperback. Blue paper wrappers with white title to spine and front panel. Rubbing and minor wear to hinges and edges of wrappers. Clean. 336 pages. ITA/041119. Very Good. More about Teresa Fioroni: Lettere artistiche e familiari (1830 - 1855)