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Imprint: 1948 FEARING, Kenneth. STRANGER AT CONEY ISLAND, and Other Poems. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, (1948). First edition. Slim octavo. [x],41 pp. Black cloth, gilt title to spine. Small spot of residue from a (now missing) review slip at front pastedown. Foxed at top-edge of bookblock, else fine. In a good plus dust jacket which is lightly soiled, creased, and rubbed all over, and sunned at spine., Fine Stock number: 71132.
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Imprint: 1979 FEHRENBACHER, Don E. THE MINOR AFFAIR. Indiana: Louis A. Warren Lincoln Library, (1979). 8vo., wrappers. Touch of soil. Near fine., Fine Stock number: 61865.
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Imprint: 1930 FELSENSTEIN, R. WIE BINDE ICH MEINE BUCHER SELBST? (How do I bind my books myself? A Guide to binding books and magazines). Leipzig, Hermann Beyer, ca. 1930. Octavo. 32pp. One of a series, "Wie baue ich mir selbst?" intended to further manual skills in the family. With 29 woodcut diagrams. Nicely rebound in quarter brown morocco, with a band of red morocco, and patterned boards. Original wrappers bound-in. Fine but for one-inch tear to rear wrapper., Fine Stock number: 77318.
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Imprint: 1896 FENOLLOSA, Ernest Francisco. THE MASTERS OF UKIOYE, A Complete Historical Description of Japanese Paintings and Color Prints of the Genre School. New York: W.H. Ketchum, 1896. 8vo., V, 115pp.; tan boards. Internally good, the covers are dampstained and soiled., Good Stock number: 85356.
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Imprint: 1923 FENOLLOSA, Ernest F. URSPRUNG UND ENTWICKLUNG DER CHINESISCHEN UND JAPANISCHEN KUNST. Liepzig: Karl W. Hiersemann, 1923. In two volumes. Small 4to., maroon leather-backed, grey paper-covered boards; vol.1 xxviii + 228pp. mit 78 zum Teil farbigen Tafeln und zwei Zeichnungen im Text; vol.2 mit 113 zum Teil farbigen Tafeln. Some skewing of boards, and much rubbing at spines. The German translation of Fenollosa's important EPOCHS OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE ART. Overall, a good, useable set., Good Stock number: 34500.
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Imprint: 1989 FERBER, Gene. ENGLISH-JAPANESE, JAPANESE-ENGLISH DICTIONARY OF COMPUTER AND DATA-PROCESSING TERMS. (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1989). First edition. 8vo., blue cloth. Fine review copy in a lightly worn dust jacket., Fine Stock number: 58098.
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Imprint: 1958 FERBER, Edna. ICE PALACE. Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Co., 1958. First edition, with lengthy inscription by Ferber to ffep. 8vo., black cloth. A near fine, tight clean copy, in a moderately soiled dust jacket with light wear to edges., Fine Stock number: 64316.
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Imprint: 1937 FERGUSON, John C., and ANESAKI, Masaharu. CHINESE AND JAPANESE MYTHOLOGY. Boston: Marshall Jones Co., 1937. Vol. VIII of the Archaelogical Institute of America series, The Mythology of All Races. Large 8vo, xii + 416 pp., with 44 plates (5 in color), map, other ills. in text. Red cloth, light shelfwear. Very good., Very Good Stock number: 41407.
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Imprint: 1880 FERGUSSON, James and James BURGESS. THE CAVE TEMPLES OF INDIA. London: W. H. Allen & Co., Trubner & Co., E. Stanford and W. Griggs, 1880. xx + 536 pp. + 98 plates. 4to., First Edition. Langdon Warner's copy with his signature and "London/1914" written on the inside of the flyleaf. Half brown morocco over brown cloth boards. Leather and boards worn; boards and backstrip detached from block. First blank leaf with bookplate (of Frederic Salmon Growse author of "Mathura a District Memoir") detached, laid in. Closed tear and crease to plate XXV (not affecting image). Folding map fine. B/w woodcuts, photo plate as plate 1: Sculptures in Katak Caves. A few loose signatures. As is; needs rebinding. A scarce book., Fine Stock number: 80743.
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Imprint: 1864 FERGUSSON, James. THE ROCK-CUT TEMPLES OF INDIA. Illustrated by seventy- four photographs taken on the spot by Major Gill. London: John Murray, 1864. xix, 76 pp. (numbered to 78). 8vo., half red gilt morocco over plain grey cloth boards. with 68 of the 74 half-stereo albumen prints. Langdon Warner's copy with a few notes in pencil in his hand. Boards and leather worn, scraped; top of spine chipped 1 1/2 in. Overopened at title page. Pages are stiff card with mounted albumen photo illustrations from stereo- half negatives rather than reduced photo copies which was often the case in this period. All of Fergusson's writings on Indian architecture are important, this was his favourite and most deeply understood subject. Tissue guards intact. The caves of Ajunta and Ellora. Photos small, most about 3 1/4 x 3 in., but lovely, in excellent condition. Gernsheim, Incunabula, 211 and 212 (variant titles). Rare. As is with 68 photos only. Stock number: 82815.
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Imprint: 1976 FERLINGHETTI, Lawrence. THE JACK OF HEARTS FOR DYLAN. Boston: Published in Boston by Stone Soup Poetry for City Lights in San Francisco, 1976. Second edition. Broadside, folded twice with two printed panels on verso, the complete poem on recto. Light soil and two small holes where the broadside had been tacked up at top left and top right corners, not affecting text or image. Signed by Ferlinghetti at bottom right. Designed by Don Meuse. Printed in red and black on cream colored paper. Very good., Very Good Stock number: 85704.
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Imprint: 1951 FERMI, Enrico. ELEMENTARY PARTICLES. New Haven: Yale, 1951. First edition. 8vo., tan cloth. Fine in dust jacket that has light sun and soil, mild scuffing and a few chips to the edges., Fine Stock number: 72026.
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Imprint: 1975 FERRERO, Luis. COSTA RICA PRECOLOMBINA. Arqueologia, Etnologia, Tecnologia, Arte. San Jose, Costa Rica: Editorial Costa Rica, 1975. Text in Spanish. Wrappers w/dj. Very good plus., Very Good Stock number: 68620.
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Imprint: 1934 FERRIL, Thomas Hornsby. WESTERING, poetry. New Haven: Yale, 1934. 8vo., orange and blue decorated paper boards. A bit of paste action to hinges, very light sun and soil to top edge and spine; lightly bumped at crown. Still very good plus in sunned dust jacket with chips and edgewear., Very Good Stock number: 71715.
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Imprint: 1700 SEX. POMPEI FESTI ET MAR. VERRII FLACCI DE VERBORUM SIGNIFICATIONE Lib. XX. Notis et Emendationibus Illustravit Andreas Dacerius, in Usum Serenissimi Delphini. Amsterdam, Sumptibus Huguetanorum, 1700. Quarto. [xxx]596, [iv]96 + [22]pp. Title in red and black. Copper-engraved frontispiece, title emblem, and headpiece to text. A handsome edition, "in usum delphini." A beautiful copy, internally very clean, in contemporary vellum boards with blind-stamped cartouche. Marcus Verrius Flaccus (ca. 55 BC - ca. 20 AD) the teacher of the Emperor Augustus' grandsons, completed an encyclopedic dictionary ("On the Meaning of Words"), the contents of which are known today only from a lengthy summary written about 150 years later by Sextus Pompeius Festus. Festus' work, although only the second half of the alphabet survives, contains a wealth of information on life under Augustus. Theodore Lyman Jr.'s copy. Stock number: 84737.
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Imprint: 1903 FETTERLESS, Arthur. THE POMANDERS. London: William Blackwood & Sons, 1913. 356p. Bound in orange cloth with gilt lettering to spine and front. sunning to spine. Ownership inscription on FFEP. a good copy., Good Stock number: 86466.
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FICKE, Arthur Davison. CHATS ON JAPANESE PRINTS. With 56 Illustrations and a Coloured Frontispiece. New York: Frederick A. Stokes, [n.d., c.1925]. 8vo, blue cloth, stamped in gilt; 456pp. Some soiling and rubbing of spine and covers; overall, about good., Good Stock number: 77190.
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Imprint: 1915 FICKE, Arthur Davison. CHATS ON JAPANESE PRINTS. London: T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd. (1915). First British edition. 456 pp. From the "Chats" series. 8vo., blue cloth stamped in gilt and blind, top edge stained blue as issued, b/w pastedown illustration to front cover. Boards worn, rubbed, slightly soiled. Cover illustration rubbed. Spine shaken, hinges starting. Japanese bookshop label to front pastedown. Light foxing and occasional finger soil in text. B/w plates. Fair to good overall., Good Stock number: 84252.
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Imprint: 1922 FICKE, Arthur Davison. SONNETS OF A PORTRAIT-PAINTER. New York: Mitchell Kennerley, 1922. Later printing, signed by the author. 8vo., maroon cloth; spine in gilt. Slight rubbing to cloth, wear to extremes, sun to spine; front hinge tender. Very good., Very Good Stock number: 45667.
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Imprint: 1913 FICKE, Arthur Davison. TWELVE JAPANESE PAINTERS. Chicago: Ralph Fletcher Seymour Co./The Alderbrink Press (1913). One of 250 copies, of which 100 were for sale. Cover designed by Frederick W. Gookin with his initials stamped on front board to right of iris design. 49 pp. 8vo., dark yellow cloth stamped in gilt, white and blind. Moderate shelfwear to bottom of rear board and spine heel and crown. Spine darkened. Two personal bookplates to front pastedown, pencil gift inscription to front flyleaf, faint pencil notations to rear endpapers. Reflections in verse on twelve ukiyo-e painters. Text lightly toned at edges. Very good overall., Very Good Stock number: 85341.
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Imprint: 1891 FIELD, Eugene. AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED; FRAMED WITH A PHOTOGRAPH. Three lines written in ink on a quarter sheet of the Chicago Daily News stationery. "Gentlemen: I send you by express today the sheets upon which my brother and I have written certain verses from the Horatian odes. Very sincerely yours, Eugene Field. December 21st, 1891." The letter refers to autograph sheets included in the limited edition of Echoes from the Sabine Farm published by Francis Wilson in 1891. Slight soiling to letterhead. Matted and framed with a fine contemporary photogrph of Field., Fine Stock number: 73254.
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Imprint: 1887 FIELD, Eugene. A COLLECTION. A selection of 16 works of Eugene Field uniformly bound in three-quarter morocco over marbled boards; spines in gilt. The original front cover and spine is bound-in at the end of each volume. This collection includes: FIELD, Eugene. CULTURE'S GARLAND: BEING MEMORANDA OF THE GRADUAL RISE OF LITERATURE, ART, MUSIC AND SOCIETY IN CHICAGO, AND OTHER WESTERN GANGLIA. Boston: Ticknor and Company, 1887. First Edition. No. 16 of "Ticknor's Paper Series of Choice Reading". FIELD, Eugene. A LITTLE BOOK OF PROFITABLE TALES. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1890. First Trade Edition. FIELD, Eugene. WITH TRUMPET AND DRUM. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1892. First Trade Edition. FIELD, Eugene. SECOND BOOK OF VERSE. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1893. First Trade. FIELD, Eugene. ECHOES FROM THE SABINE FARM. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1896. Later Printing. FIELD, Eugene. THE LOVE AFFAIRS OF A BIBLIOMANIAC. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1896. From "The Writings in Prose and Verse of Eugene Field". FIELD, Eugene. THE HOUSE: AN EPISODE IN THE LIVES OF REUBEN BAKER, ASTRONOMER, AND OF HIS WIFE ALICE. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1896. From " The Writings in Prose and Verse of Eugene Field". FIELD, Eugene. SECOND BOOK OF TALES. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1896. From "The Writings in Prose and Verse of Eugene Field". BELOW, Ida Comstock. EUGENE FIELD IN HIS HOME. New York: E. P. Dutton & Company, 1898. First Edition. FIELD, Eugene. THE COMPLETE TRIBUNE PRIMER. Boston: The Mutual Book Company, 1901. Later Printing. FIELD, Eugene. THE CLINK OF THE ICE AND OTHER POEMS WORTH READING. Chicago: M.A. Donohue & Company, 1904. Second Printing. FIELD, Eugene, JOHN SMITH U.S.A. Chicago: M. A. Donohue & Company, 1905. Fifth Printing. FIELD, Eugene. IN A WINK-A-WAY LAND. Chicago: M.A. Donohue& Company, 1905. First Thus. Stock number: 87700.
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Imprint: 1887 FIELD, EUGENE. Culture's Garland, being Memoranda of the Gradual Rise of Liertaure, Art, Music and Society in Chicago, and other Western Ganglia. With an Introduction by Julian Hawthorne. Boston, Ticknor, 1887. Octavo. xvi, 325 (11) pp. First edition. A collection of amusing sketches and stories, with Field's own drawings. Number 16 of "Ticknor's Paper Series" for "leisure hour and railroad reading." In the original pale green wrappers printed in red. Closed tears along front joint. Some light toning here and there to cover, but on the whole a remarkable copy of a scarce and fragile book. (BAL 5733). Stock number: 72508.
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Imprint: 1896 FIELD, Eugene. THE HOUSE. An episode in the lives of Reuben Baker, an astronomer, and his wife Alice. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1896. One of 150 numbered copies. 8vo., pale blue cloth backed in white parchment, spine in gilt, t.e.g. A near fine copy in the original green cloth dust wrapper which shows light wear at the extremities. Light offsetting at front and rear endpapers., Fine Stock number: 45182.
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Imprint: 1901 FIELD, Eugene. A LITTLE BOOK OF TRIBUNE VERSE. A number of hitherto uncollected poems, grave amd gay. Collected and edited by Joseph G. Brown. Denver: Tandy, Wheeler & Co., 1901. Limited edition, 1/750 numbered copies. 8vo., paper-covered boards, gilt, t.e.g, untrimmed. Touch of shelfwear, sun and rubbing at the boards; a very good, tight copy overall., Very Good Stock number: 72185.
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Imprint: 1882 FIELD, EUGENE. The Model Primer. By Eugene Field of the Denver Tribune. The Pictures by L. Hop. Brooklyn, NY, Fred Tredwell (1882). 12mo. 44pp. Second edition of Author's first book, which was first published in 1881 as "The Tribune Primer." First issue under this title, with Brooklyn imprint. Contains twenty humorous sketches, each illustrated, two of which were not in the 1881 edition. Pictorial tan wrappers. Spine partly gone; some internal foxing, and tiny marginal tear to two leaves. A good copy of an increasingly scarce issue., Good Stock number: 72498.
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Imprint: 1920 FIELDING, Mantle. DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN PAINTERS, SCULPTORS AND ENGRAVERS. Philadelphia: Printed for the Subscribers [n.d. ca. 1920]. Limited edition, one of 700 copies. Fair to good, backstrip detached, gilt lettering dulled. Corners have soil, bumped and slightly frayed edges. Gilt cover lettering and palette design bright. Tanning to endpapers, edges, with dark brown corner and light foxing to the frontispiece and first plate. The etching by Joseph Pennell, "Stenton," is fine. Total 19 plates. As is., Fine Stock number: 79699.
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Imprint: 1751 FIELDING, Henry. HISTOIRE DE TOM JONES ou l'enfant Trouve. 3rd edition revue & corrigee. London and Paris: Chez Rollin fils Quay des Augustins, 1751. In French. 4 volumes. 12mo., leather, 6 spine compartments bordered in gilt, all edges stained red. Ex-library; bookplate to front pastedowns and catalog label to rear pastedowns. Volume 1 is defective, wanting pp. 177-84. Joints are weak and volumes are rubbed and edgeworn. This set is being offered as is. Stock number: 77224.
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Imprint: 1831 FIELDING, HENRY. THE HISTORY OF TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING. With a Memoir of the Author by Thomas Roscoe, Esq. Illustrations by George Cruikshank. In Two Volumes. London: James Cochrane and Co., 1831. Volumes V and VI of The Novelist's Library, edited by Thomas Roscoe. Illustrated with eight engravings by Cruikshank. Two, small octavo volumes: xxiii,456 pp.; [viii],448 pp. Original publisher's tan cloth binding, printed to look like moire silk, with printed paper spine labels. Bindings have darkened at spines, with slight edgewear to labels, and show general light soiling. Top-edge of bookblosck is dust-soiled. Occasional foxing and thumbing within, but mostly clean and very good overall. Housed in a modern cloth box. (CBEL II, p. 517)., Very Good. Illustr: CRUIKSHANK, George Stock number: 76900.
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Imprint: 1728 FIELDING, Henry. LOVE IN SEVERAL MASQUES. A comedy, as acted at the Theatre-Royal, by His Majesty's Servants. London: Printed for John Watts ..., 1728. First edition of the author's first play. Octavo. 19 x 12 cm. A4,B-F8,G2. [viii, 1-3],4-82,[2] pp. Attractively bound in a later Roxburghe-style binding of quarter red calf with red linen sides, and gilt title on spine. The spine is slightly worn at the tale. Cross III, p. 290. Stock number: 86548.
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Imprint: 1947 (FIELDING, Henry). A TRUE-BORN ENGLISHMAN. Being the Life of Henry Fielding. By M.P. Willcocks. London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd., (1947). First edition. 8vo., blue cloth; illustrated. Touch of wear to boards. Very good., Very Good Stock number: 49464.
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Imprint: 1911 FIELDING, Henry. WORKS. New York: The Jenson Society, 1911. 8vo., red cloth, paper labels affixed to spines. Includes Joseph Andrews, Tom Jones, and Amelia, as well as Miscellaneous Writings. t.e.g., untrimmed edges, some uncut pages. Touch of fading to spines and age-browning to labels. Slight rubbing to several boards and soil to bookblocks. Near fine internally, with very solid bindings and clean text. A near fine set overall., Fine Stock number: 69549.
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Imprint: 1902 FIELDING, Henry. THE WORKS. New York: Bigelow, Brown and Co., Inc.,[nd] c.1910. complete in 12 volumes (here bound in 6 volumes), 8vo., brown cloth, labels on spines, t.e.g. Spines a little sunned overall very good., Very Good Stock number: 46176.
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Imprint: 1907 FIELDING, Henry. THE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING. 12 vols. New York: The Jensen Society, 1907. One of one thousand sets. 8vo., blue-green cloth, paper spine labels, t.e.g. Ex-lib. A very good set with some soiling at the boards and sunning to the spine labels. Rear pastedowns torn from card removal., Very Good Stock number: 42963.
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Imprint: 1849 FIELDS, James T. POEMS. Boston: William D. Ticknor & Company, 1849. First edition of the author's first book of poems. Tipped-in is an autograph letter from Fields to Theodore Tilton. viii, 99pp. 8vo., brown cloth, lettered in gilt to spine, decorative stamping in blind to boards. The first gathering and the initial board are nearly detached; spine is split at the upper board and missing large chips; there is offset to the title-page from a missing enclosure, and one of the closing blanks has been trimmed. This volume, offered as is, has some nice associations which mitigate its poor condition. Tipped-in at the second blank is a letter from Fields, who besides being a poet, was a partner of the publishing firm Ticknor and Fields and editor of the Atlantic Monthly (1861-1871), to Theodore Tilton. Tilton was a New York author and journalist, noted for his editorship of the Independent (1856-71), a Congregationalist journal that attracted wide attention for its championing of such reform movements as anti slavery and woman suffrage. He is also remembered for the scandalous lawsuit brought against Henry Ward Beecher in 1874 for adultery with his wife, which ruined his career. But the content of this letter, dated 7 July 1863, is poetry. Fields writes a brief and warm note to "Friend Tilton" and includes corrections to a type-set copy of Tilton's poem "Wooing and Winning," which Tilton had sent him. Fields makes several changes including a new title, "No and Yes," some of which are incorporated in the poem as it appears in its expanded form, under Fields's suggested title, in The Complete Poetical Works of Theodore Tilton (London, 1897). This copy was presented by Garth Cate, the writer, to Edward Weeks, the long time editor of The Atlantic Monthly (1938-1966). It is inscribed by Cate in pencil on the ffep. Laid- in is a typed and initialed note from Cate explaining that a famous bibliographer once told him "that no mere casual owner or giver of a rare book had any right to use ink when inscribing it," hence his pencil signature in the volume. (Oxford Comp. Am. Lit.). Stock number: 54358.
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Binding: Paperback [FIELDS, W. C.] JONES, Stephen, music. WHAT DO YOU DO SUNDAY, MARY? Words by Irving Caesar. New York: Harms, Inc., (1923). Sheet music for a song from the musical comedy 'Poppy,' starring Madge Kennedy and featuring W. C. Fields. [6] pp., self wrappers. Front-page printed in red and black, with a picture of Madge Kennedy. General light soiling to front page, with a little red bleed through to the second page, and a couple of short closed tears. Nevertheless, very good overall., Very Good Stock number: 45756.
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Imprint: 1900 FIELDS, James T. YESTERDAYS WITH AUTHORS. Illustrated with photogravure portraits, autograph letters, etc. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1900. First edition. 8vo., green cloth, decorated in gilt, t.e.g.; 419pp. With chapters on Thackeray, Hawthorne, Dickens, Wordsworth, Miss Mitford. Ownership inscription on pastedown, spine decoration worn, else very good., Very Good Stock number: 43799.
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Imprint: 1952 FIGUEROA, Don Jose, with foreword by Jos. A. Sullivan. THE MANIFESTO TO THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC. Oakland, Ca.: Biobooks, 1952. One of 750 copies. 103 pp. 8vo., black cloth. Near fine, minor shelfwear to edges, faint tanning to endpapers. Deckle fore-edge. Originally printed in Alta California during the Spanish occupation, 1835., Fine Stock number: 79184.
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Imprint: 1859 FIGUIER, Louis. LES MERVEILLES DE LA SCIENCE; Ou, Description Populaire des Inventions Modernes. Paris: Furne, Jouvet Et Cie, [1859]. In French. 752 pages. The first 188 pages are devoted to photography while the following 20 focus on stereoscopy. The text is thoroughly illustrated with 612 engravings and diagrams. Small 4to., (purple) marbled paper sides backed in purple calf, all edges speckled. Volume is rubbed and edgeworn, especially at the bottom-edge where there is a short closed tear to the heel and the board paper is worn. Outer fore-corners are bumped. Attractively set two-column text shows some foxing throughout. Good plus., Good Stock number: 75779.
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Imprint: 1957 FILLIOZAT, Jean. POLITICAL HISTORY OF INDIA FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE 7TH CENTURY A.D. Calcutta: Susil Gupta (India) Ltd. (1957). Classical India Volume Two. viii + 199 pp. 8vo., blue cloth with gilt spine lettering, in blue dust jacket. Fine, small bookseller's inkstamp to front flyleaf. B/w maps. Light age toning and minor edgewear to price-clipped dust jacket., Fine Stock number: 80967.
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Imprint: 1865 FILLMORE, MILLARD. AUTOGRAPH NOTE SIGNED. APRIL 24, 1865. Note to unnamed recepient on failure to locate a letter. Stock number: 78120.
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Imprint: 1865 FILMORE, Millard. AUTOGRAPH NOTE, SIGNED. A single sheet of lined paper, 7 3/4 by 5 inches (19.8x12.6 cm), with a small armorial device blindstamped at the top left corner. The note is dated 'Buffalo, April 24, 1865' at the top and begins 'Dear Sir.' Regrettably, the recipient's name has been cut out of the sheet, below the date and above the salutation, so his name is unknown. The eight-line note is a reply to the addressee's request for a copy of a letter he had sent Filmore a few years earlier which, as it turns out, Filmore had either 'lost or mislaid.' It is signed 'Respectfully yours, Millard Filmore.' Filmore's hand is clear and easily read. The paper has been neatly creased twice for mailing; otherwise, except for the excision mentioned above, it is quite clean and crisp. Filmore (1800-1874) was the thirteenth president of the United States of America. He succeeded from the vice presidency at the death of Zachary Taylor, serving from 1850 until 1853. Stock number: 81303.
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Imprint: 1983 FINCH, Christopher. THE ART OF WALT DISNEY. From Mickey Mouse to the Magic Kingdoms. With a special Essay by Peter Blake. New York: Abradale Press, Harry N. Abrams, Inc., (1983). (763 illustrations, including 351 plates in full color). 4to., white cloth stamped in gilt. A fine copy in like dustwrapper., Fine Stock number: 53852.
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Imprint: 1895 FINCK, Henry T. LOTOS-TIME IN JAPAN. New York: Charles Scribner;s Sons, 1895. 8vo., green cloth, decorated in silver; xvii + 337pp. Illustrated with 16 b&w photographic ills. Offsetting at p.134. Spine much darkened, and some soiling at boards. Good., Good Stock number: 38087.
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Imprint: 1899 FINCK, Henry T. PRIMITIVE LOVE AND LOVE STORIES. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1899. First edition. 8vo., hunter green stamped in gilt and ruled in blind, 851 pp.. Somewhat worn with spots of soil to the boards. The hinges are starting, and the volume is shaken. Bookplate. A reading copy. Anthropology. Stock number: 56311.
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Imprint: 1954 [GRABHORN PRESS] FINE, Rabbi Alvin I. SERVICE IN MEMORY OF STANLEY H. SINTON. San Francisco, California. September 10, 1954. (Grabhorn Press, n.d. c. 1954]. [12] pp. 4to., white paper-covered boards, gilt-stamped intital on upper board. Bottom fore-corners are slightly bumped; tiny dampstains at tips of the top fore-corners of first and last two leaves. Near fine, in a soiled and edgeworn plain-paper dust-jacket., Fine Stock number: 62763.
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Imprint: 1826 FINLEY, Anthony. [MAP], FLORIDA, THE WEST INDIES. [From A NEW AMERICAN ATLAS PRINCIPALLY TO ILLUSTRATE THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA...Philadelphia: A. Finley, 1826.] Engraved hand-colored map, 19"x 24". Drawn by D.H. Vance and engraved by J.H. Young. Lightly soiled. Center seam has 1/2" split from top. Stock number: 88096.
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Imprint: 1826 FINLEY, Anthony. [MAP], KENTUCKY AND TENNESEE. [From A NEW AMERICAN ATLAS DESIGNED PRINCIPALLY TO ILLUSTRATE THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA.] Philadelphia: A. Finley, 1826. Engraved hand-colored map, 19"x 24". Drawn by D.H.Vance and engraved by J.H. Young. Lightly soiled with light off-setting. Top of center seam split 2 1/2" Stock number: 88091.
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Imprint: 1826 FINLEY, Anthony. [MAP], LOUISIANNA, MISSISSIPPI, AND ALABAMA. [From A NEW AMERICAN ATLAS DESIGNED PRINCIPALLY TO ILLUSTRATE THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA...] Philadelphia: A. Finley, 1826. Engraved hand-colored map, 19"x 24". Drawn by D.h. Vance and engraved by J.H. Young. Lightly soiled with faint off-setting. Stock number: 88100.
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Imprint: 1826 FINLEY, Anthony. [MAP], MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT. [From A NEW ATLAS DESIGNED PRINCIPALLYTO ILLUSTRATE THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA...Philadelphia: A. Finley. 1826.] Engraved hand-colored map, 19"x 24". Drawn by D.H. Vance and engraved by J.H. Young. Lightly soiled with faint off-setting. Center seam split 1" top and bottom. Stock number: 88097.
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