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Imprint: 1929 FRAMPTON, John, translator. THE MOST NOBLE AND FAMOUS TRAVELS OF MARCO POLO, together with the Travels of Nicolo de Conti...London; Argonaut Press, 1929. First thus. Small 4to., yellow-cloth covered vellum-backed boards, gilt; illustrated. Bookplate. Binding skewed, boards bowed, with a fair amount of soil. Internally bright and clean; as is. Stock number: 59645.
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Imprint: 1925 FRANCE, Anatole. OEUVRES COMPLETES ILLUSTREES DE ANATOLE FRANCE. Paris: Calmann-Levy, V.d. (1925-1933). Illustrated with wood-engravings by various artists. 22 out of 25 volumes, plus an extra suite of prints for volume XXI. 4to., paper wrappers. All volumes are foxed at the edges; some show occasional light foxing within the text, but the majority of the volumes are quite clean. The wrappers have toned and some show edgewear, and a few volumes light to moderate chipping to spines. Volume XXII is dampstained at the top edge throughout. The portfolio is dampstained; however, the prints stored within are not stained. Volume XXI shows just a touch of dampstaining to the bottom edge This edition was published under the direction of Gerard Le Prat. The text was revised, with bibliographic notes provided, by Leon Carias. All volumes, except for Volume XXI, are printed on specially made velin paper which is watermarked with the signature of Anatole France; Volume XXI is printed on Holland paper which also has the special watermark. The extra suite of prints contains all of the illustrations included in Volume XXI (contents: Le Genie latin and Les poemes du souvenir) by Louis Caillaud. They are printed on chine and housed in a separate folder. The first volume contains a wood-engraving frontispiece portrait of Anatole France after Edgar Chahine. This set lacks the final three volumes, numbers XXIII - XXV, Petit Pierre and Pages d'histoire et de litterature. This set is a graceful combination of illustration and type. The leading French illustrators and engravers of the day were employed in its manufacture. In addition to Caillaud and Chahine, the artists who illustrated these volumes are: Maxime Dethomas, E. Dufour, Xavier Prinet, Andre Marty, Edy Legrand, Carlegle, Roubille, Alfred Latour, Georges Leroux, Emilen Dufour, Hermann-Paul, Emile Colin, Gabriel Belot, Mirande, Bernard Naudin, and Maggie Salcedo. The engravers: J.-A. Hoffman, E. Gasperini, P. & A. Baudier, J. Malcouronne, Jean Vital-Proust, A. Latour, R. Dill. Stock number: 53035.
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FRANCE, Anatole. THE WORKS OF ANATOLE FRANCE IN ENGLISH. Edited by the late Frederic Chapman and James Lewis May. London: John Lane, The Bodley Head Limited, v.d. (1923-1929). 40 of 42 unnumbered volumes; titles in this "new popular edition" were uniformly bound but sold individually. Small octavo, orange cloth stamped in gilt to spine and in blind to upper board, with an orange paper dust-jacket. Contemporary ink ownership and maxim (taken from Matthew Arnold) at the beginning of each volume, with pencil bracketing in margins throughout and very occasional underlining in text. Three volumes have some dampstaining; one of which has bowed boards. Most volumes have a bright binding beneath a sunned, and occasionally edgeworn, dust-jacket. A good reading edition comprising a large selection of France's work. (The missing volumes are "Marguerite, and Count Morin Deputy, together with Alfred de Vigny, and The Path of Glory" and "Prefaces, Introductions and Other Uncollected Papers.") The final volume, uniform with the others, is "Anatole France and His Circle" by Paul Gsell., Good Stock number: 77686.
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(FRANCIS OF ASSISSI). THE LITTLE FLOWERS OF SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISSI. Decorated by Valenti Angelo. Mount Vernon: Peter Pauper Press, [n.d.]. 8vo., patterned paper-covered boards. Spine slightly darkened, with a tiny nick; near fine, in a soiled slipcase with a touch of dampstain, slight wear to heel and crown., Fine Stock number: 66834.
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Imprint: 1787 FRANCIS, Benjamin. THE CONFLAGRATION: A POEM ON THE LAST DAY IN FOUR PARTS. Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken & Son, 1787. First American edition. 37 pp. 8vo., quarter brown library cloth over marbled paper covered boards. Boards rubbed, shelfworn; ex-library with usual markings. A subsyantial number of blank pages bound in at rear. Front hinge cracked. Text complete and in very good condition, occasional faint foxing., Very Good Stock number: 82775.
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Imprint: 1990 FRANKE, Heinrich. BRENNPUNKT ARBEITSMARKT. Ein Lehrbuch fur politische und betriebliche Praxis. (Percha am Starnberger See): R.S. Schulz, (1990). Fine in dust jacket. Political economy, labor., Fine Stock number: 52655.
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Imprint: 1833 FRANKLIN, WALTER S. and WALTER LOWRIE, ET AL., EDITORS: AMERICAN STATE PAPERS. DOCUMENTS, LEGISLATIVE AND EXECUTIVE, OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, FROM THE FIRST SESSION OF THE FIRST TO THE SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY-SECOND CONGRESS, INCLUSIVE: COMMENCING MARCH 3, 1789 AND ENDING MARCH 3, 1833. Washington: Gales and Seaton, 1832-1861. A huge assemblage of original American historical material, including maps, plans, and documents. The 38 volumes are broken down into 10 classes as follows: I. Foreign Relations. Six volumes. Volume I (1833), Volume II (1832), Volume III (1832), Volume IV (1834), Volume V (1858; block split), Volume VI (1859; block split). II. Indian Affairs. Two volumes. Volume I (1832; block split) Volume II (1834). III. Finance. Five volumes. Volume I (1832), Volume II (1832), Volume III (1834), Volume IV (1858), Volume V (1859). IV. Commerce and Navigation. Two volumes. Volume I (1832), Volume II (1834). V. Military Affairs. Seven volumes. Volume I (1832), Volume II (1834), Volume III (1860; block split), Volume IV (1860), Volume V (1860), Volume VI (1861), Volume VII (1861). VI. Naval Affairs. Four volumes. Volume I (1834), Volume II (1860), Volume III (1860), Volume IV (1861). VII. Post Office Department. One volume. Volume I (1834). VIII. Public Lands. Eight volumes. Volume I (1832), Volume II (1834), Volume III (1834; block split), Volume IV (1859), Volume V (1860; folding maps), Volume VI (1860; folding maps, some dampstaining), Volume VII (1860; dampstaining), Volume VIII (1861). IX. Claims. One volume. Volume I (1834). X. Miscellaneous. Two volumes. Volume I (1834), Volume II (1834; dampstaining). An exlibrary set in contemporary calf, with library markings. Most of the boards are detached, and many of the backstrips are damaged or missing; text complete, but noted if block is broken. Occasional dampstaining. (Cohen 6900, Sabin 1228, Shaw & Shoemaker 15201, Howes A212, Larned 2484). Stock number: 77806.
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Imprint: 1905 (FRANKLIN, Benjamin). THE LIFE AND SERVICES OF BENJ. FRANKLIN. with some of the Proverbs of Poor Richard, and a catalogue of the Benj. Franklin pattern of Sterling Silver Tableware. Newburyport, MA, etc...Towle Mfg. Company, (1905). (Compiled by George F. Tilton, from the Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, ed. by John Bigelow, The Life and Times of Benjamin Franklin, by James Parton, et al...). Small 4to., off-white cloth-backed slate-blue paper-covered boards, paper label to front board and spine. Bookplate. Spine darkened, with mild soil to boards overall, bumped and mildly frayed at the extremes. Hinges cracked; frontis detached but present. Top opening corner of text block is bumped, and faintly creased. Just a good copy., Good Stock number: 67877.
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Imprint: 1824 FRANKLIN, Benjamin. MELANGES DE MORALE, D'ECONOMIE ET DE POLITIQUE, EXTRAITS DES OUVRAGES DE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, et precedes d'une notice sur sa vie, par A. Ch. Renouard. Paris: Chez Antoine-Augustin Renouard, 1824. Two volumes. Engraved portrait in Vol. 1. 24mo. Vol. 1: vii,252 pp. Vol. 2: [iv],186 pp. Contemporary paper boards, printed lettering at spine, decorative printed labels to sides. Ex-library; bookplate at front pastedown in each volume and no other marks. Bindings are sunned at spines and moderately soiled overall. Volume 2 has light dampstaining at top edge of one board and in the top margin of some leaves. Text is nicely printed and mostly clean; though each volume has one signature whose leaves are lightly toned. A solid copy; about very good., Very Good Stock number: 74945.
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Imprint: 1818 FRANKLIN, Benjamin. MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ... WRITTEN BY HIMSELF, TO A LATE PERIOD, AND CONTINUED TO THE TIME OF HIS DEATH BY HIS GRANDSON, WILLIAM TEMPLE FRANKLIN... [Phila., William Duane, 1818, vol. I] / THE WORKS OF DR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, IN PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND MORALS, CONTAINING, BESIDE ALL THE WRITINGS PUBLISHED IN FORMER COLLECTIONS, HIS DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE ... EPISTOLARY CORRESPONDENCE ... WITH MEMOIRS AND ANECDOTES OF HIS LIFE. [Phila., William Duane, 1809, vols. 2-4, 6]. 8vo., var. pp., quarter calf with marbled paper covered boards, gilt spines. Vol. I has engraved frontispiece and title page, 1 folding plate. Vols. 2-4, 6 have half- titles and engraved title pages; vol. 3, 8 folding plates. Hinges cracked, some boards partially detached. Dampstaining to latter part of vol. 6. Lacks vol. 5. Ink ownership to ffeps [F. Gray]. Stock number: 89762.
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Imprint: 1924 FRASER, H. and A. T. Stanton. STUDIES FROM THE INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH, FEDERATED MALAY STATES, NO. 17: COLLECTED PAPERS ON BERI-BERI. London: John Bale, Sons, & Danielsson, Ltd., 1924. 103 pp. 4to., grey cloth with gilt spine and cover lettering. Inscribed by Stanton on front flyleaf. Heavily foxed endpapers. Personal bookplate to front pastedown. Very good, minor shelfwear, plates fine; there is no plate VII, possible printing error (not excised). Halftone and color photos and illustrations., Fine Stock number: 79850.
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Imprint: 1936 FRASER, Marjorie Frost. FRANCONIA. (New York): The Spiral Press, 1936. First edition. 37 pp. Slim 8vo., buckram spine with printed paper label, brightly colored, decorated paper boards. Just about a fine copy with a little darkening to the spine.. The poet was Robert Frost's youngest daughter who died in 1934, shortly after the birth of her first child; Frost had this collection privately printed two years later., Fine Stock number: 69797.
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Imprint: 1899 FRASER, Mrs. Hugh. LETTERS FROM JAPAN. A Record of Modern Life in the Island Empire. With two hundred and fifty illustrations. New York: Macmillan Company, 1899. In two volumes. 8vo, red cloth, gilt; vol. 1: xxii + 394pp., vol 2: xiii + 387pp. + ads. Boards rather worn, a little soiled internally fine., Fine Stock number: 80637.
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Imprint: 1956 FRASER, Peter. THE INTELLIGENCE OF THE SECRETARIES OF STATE & THEIR MONOPOLY OF LICENSED NEWS 1660-1688. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1956. 177 pp. 8vo., brown cloth stamped in gilt. Cloth sunned at spine, endpapers foxed. Some sporadic internal foxing. Pencil underlining and margin marks. In a good, foxed and soiled blue dust jacket, price- clipped. B/w plates, folding map., Good Stock number: 83787. ISBN: HISTORY
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Imprint: 1938 FRAZER, Sir James George. THE NATIVE RACES OF AFRICA AND MADAGASCAR. Arranges and edited from the MSS. by Robert Angus Downie. London: Percy Lund Humphries, 1938. 4to., green cloth, spine in gilt. xii + 578pp. A very good copy that shows light wear at extremities, some perforation at spine hinge; binding lightly shaken., Very Good Stock number: 46570.
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Imprint: 1919 FREEMAN, Mary E. Wilkins. EDGEWATER PEOPLE. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1918 (This is a later printing in 1919, code D-T). 315 pp. 8vo., quarter red cloth stamped in gilt, orange paper covered boards. Moderate shelfwear, corners bumped. Spine slightly rolled. Samll chip to half title preceding text. Quite scarce. BAL 6403. Freeman (1852-1930) was a prominent 19th century author, writing chiefly about New England life. In April 1926, Freeman became the first recipient of the William Dean Howells Medal for Distinction in Fiction from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Stock number: 84646.
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Imprint: 1900 [FREEMAN], Mary E. Wilkins. THE HEART'S HIGHWAY. A Romance of Virginia in the Seventeenth Century. New York: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1900. First edition, Blanck's state B, binding A. Slightly skewed, some light foxing to endpapers and edges, mild shelfwear and soil to the cloth. About a near fine copy., Fine. Illustr: FE Stock number: 81381.
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Imprint: 1899 [FREEMAN], Mary E. Wilkins. THE JAMESONS. With Pictures. New York: Doubleday & McClure, 1899. Reissue. 16mo, green cloth. Inscription. Light soiling, shelfwear to extremes, else a fine copy., Fine. Illustr: LP Stock number: 81387.
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Imprint: 1936 FREEMAN, Douglas. R.E. LEE, A BIOGRAPHY. 4 Vols. New York and London: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1935-36. 8vo., red cloth, front board and spine in gilt. A very good set with ink inscriptions and bookplates on pastedowns and flyleaves. Some fading at the spines and light wear., Very Good Stock number: 88662.
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Imprint: 1891 [FREEMAN] Mary E. Wilkins. A NEW ENGLAND NUN. And Other Stories. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1891. First edition. A four line holograph poem in wilkin's hand and signed by her on the front preliminary page. There is also and ownership ink name and date on the flyleaf. Some wear to the crown and general light soil and fading to the boards else it is a very good copy. In our experience, signed or inscribed books by this author are rare. (BAL 6325), Very Good. Illustr: FE Stock number: 85168.
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Imprint: 1812 FREEMAN, Samuel. THE PROBATE DIRECTORY; OR, AN ASSISTANT TO PROBATE COURTS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND GUARDIANS, BEING THE LAWS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, RESPECTING THE ESTATES OF TESTATORS, INTESTATES, AND WARDS. Boston: J. T. Buckingham, Oct. 1812. Third edition, enlarged and improved. 264 pp. 12mo., calf with leather spine label. Owner's ink signature on ffep. Fair, joints cracked, leather and spine label worn, rubbed. Corners scraped, spine chipped 1/8 inch at heel and crown. Endpapers tanned. Minor foxing throughout. Indexed. Includes forms to be used in Probate Courts. Stock number: 79376.
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Imprint: 1794 FREEMAN, Samuel. THE TOWN OFFICER: OR THE POWER AND DUTY OF SELECTMEN... AND OTHER TOWN OFFICERS. As contained in the Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. With a Variety of Forms, for the Use of such Officers. To which are added, the Power and Duty of Towns, Parishes and Plantations, and a Plain and regular Method to keep Accounts... Boston: I[saiah]. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, 1794. Third edition: "corrected, improved, and greatly enlarged." 12mo. 240 pp. Bound in worn and scuffed contemporary sheep, with joints cracked, and sunned at spine, with a chip at heel. Text leaves are age toned and show some light to moderate foxing. The final few leaves (appendix & index) are dog-eared. A necessary reference for a all 18th century civil servants in Massachusetts. Good plus. (Shipton & Mooney 27016)., Good Stock number: 77669.
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Imprint: 1992 FREEMAN, Donald C., John B. PICKARD and Roland H. WOODWELL, eds. WHITTIER AND WHITTIERLAND: PORTRAIT OF A POET AND HIS WORLD. Haverhill, MA: HPL Press, 1992. 92 pp. Third printing. 4to., white wrappers. Near fine, minor shelfwear to wrappers, interior fine. Illustrated biographical notes., Fine Stock number: 79008. ISBN: 1878651072
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Imprint: 1879 [FREEMASONRY]. THE LIBERAL FREEMASON, a Monthly Magazine. Boston: Alfred F. Chapman. 7 issues. 8vo., white paper wrappers printed in black. Offered with: THE FREEMASON'S REPOSITORY, Published Monthly for Masons and Their Families. Providence: E.L. Freeman & Son, Henry Rugg, editor. 82 issues. 8vo., blue paper wrappers printed and decorated in black. Overall condition is about very good with some pencil ownership signatures, soiling, foxing and/or wear to wrappers. Seven issues have one or both covers detached, though the wrappers are present. This group of two similar, late 19th-century periodicals is offered as a lot. Here is a detailed list of the issues included: THE LIBERAL FREEMASON (7 issues) Volume 2, numbers 2 (May, 1878), 4 (July, 1878), 6 (September, 1878), 7 (October, 1878), 9 (December, 1878), 11 (February, 1879), 12 (March, 1879). THE FREEMASON'S REPOSITORY (82 issues) Volume 11, number 10 (July, 1882). Volume 12, numbers 1 - 4 (October, 1882 - January, 1883), 7 (April, 1883). Volume 14, numbers 11 (August, 1885) & 12 (September, 1885). Volume 15, numbers 1 (October, 1885), 3 - 5 (December, 1885 - February, 1886). Volume 16, numbers 5 (February, 1887), 8 - 11 (May, 1887 - August, 1887). Volume 17, numbers 2 (November, 1887), 7 (April, 1888), 8 (May, 1888), 11 (August, 1888), 12 (September, 1888). Volume 18, numbers 2 (November, 1888), 4 - 6 (January, 1889 - March, 1889), 8 (May, 1888), 10 (July, 1889), 11 (August, 1889). Volume 19, numbers 1 (October, 1889), 2 (November, 1889), 6 - 8 (March, 1890 - May, 1890), 10 (July, 1890; back cover detached but present), 11 (August, 1890), 12 (September, 1890). Volume 20, numbers 1 (October, 1890), 3 - 12 (December, 1890 - September, 1891). Volume 21, numbers 4 (January, 1892), 6 (March, 1892), 8 (May, 1892), 9 (June, 1892; front cover detached but present), 10 -12 (July, 1812 - September, 1892)., Very Good Stock number: 58068.
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Imprint: 1725 FREIND, J. THE HISTORY OF PHYSICK; FROM THE TIME OF GALEN, TO THE BEGINNING OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. Chiefly with regard to practice. In a discourse written to Doctor Mead. PART I. Containing all the Greek writers. London: J. Walthoe, 1725. Volume 1 (of 2) only. First edition. Text mostly in English, with some passages in Greek and Latin. (iv) 312 pp. Octavo. Scuffed and worn, full (old) calf binding: top board detached, with loss at crown and a bit on boards. Text complete and clean, and the bookblock sound. Written while Mead was imprisoned in the Tower of London on charges of treason; "Mead refused to treat [Prime Minister] Walpole until Freind was released, and this was speedily arranged!" (Garrison and Morton 6378). As is. Stock number: 79094.
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Imprint: 1725 FREIND, J. THE HISTORY OF PHYSICK FROM THE TIME OF GALEN TO THE BEGINNING OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY, CHIEFLY WITH REGARD TO PRACTICE IN A DISCOURSE WRITTEN TO DR. MEAD. PART I. CONTAINING ALL THE GREEK WRITERS. (Volume I only). London: J. Walthoe, 1725. First edition. (iv) 312 pp. 8vo., full leather, nicely rebacked, bookplate on pastedown. Text in English, with passages in Greek and Latin. Written while Mead was imprisoned in the Tower of London on charges of treason; "Mead refused to treat [Prime Minister] Walpole until Freind was released, and this was speedily arranged!" (Garrison and Morton 6378). Pleasing copy. Stock number: 84583.
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Imprint: 1863 FREMONT, Jessie Benton. DIE LIEBGARDE. EINE GESCHICHTE AUS DEM KRIEGE. Boston: Ticknor und Fields, 1863. First German-language edition of The Story of the Guard: A Chronicle of the [American Civil] War, issued in the same year and by the same publisher as the first edition. 187 pp. 18mo., publisher's deep green cloth binding, gilt-stamped title to spine, blind- stamped frames and a central device ( a butterfly above a saber) on sides; brown coated endpapers. Book label on front pastedown. Binding shows general light soiling and some wear at heel, crown and corner tips. Text leaves are clean but for some occasional light soiling at fore-margin. Some English-language poetry, written in pencil, on verso of half-title and one of the rear fly-leaves. A very good copy of the rare German- language edition. This book recounts the events leading up to, and Mrs. Fremont's frustration with, her husband's dismissal as the commander of the Department of the West, from July to November 1861. Before being published as a book by Ticknor and Fields in 1863, this story of John Charles Fremont's uncompleted campaign first appeared in a series of articles for the Atlantic Monthly, which was also published by Ticknor and Fields. (Sabin 25835; DAB; NAW v 1, p. 670-1)., Very Good Stock number: 80443.
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Imprint: 1860 FRENCH, J. H. GAZETTEER OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, EMBRACING A COMPREHENSIVE VIEW OF THE GEOGRAPHY, GEOLOGY, AND GENERAL HISTORY OF THE STATE, AND A COMPLETE HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION OF EVERY COUNTY, CITY, TOWN, VILLAGE, AND LOCALITY. [n.p.], (R. Persall Smith), 1860. 7th edition. Sold only by subscription. 739 pp. + 12 pp. ads (for A. S. Barnes & Burr schoolbooks, as well as schools) at rear. Small 4to., quarter brown morocco with raised bands, gilt spine lettering, brown cloth boards stamped in blind. One inch pale stain to front cover. Spine worn at joints, heel and crown; moderate shelfwear to boards. Hinges tight, light foxing to title page only. Lacks map, else a very nice copy, clean plates. Stock number: 84738.
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Imprint: 1933 (FRENCH LITERATURE). LE LIVRE DE DEMAIN. Paris: Librairie Artheme Fayard, 1933 - 1938. 23 vols. 4to., decorated yellow paper wraps. A selection of 23 vols. from this series that includes works by Georges Duhamel, Gustave Flaubert, Colette, Georges Immann, Andre Gide, and others. Each vol. illustrated throughout with original woodblock prints by such artists as Hermann Paul, Valentin Le Campion, Jean Lebedeff, Roger Grillon and others, totaling over 700 original woodblock prints in all. This is a fine collection that shows only occasional foxing at the fore- edges and light soiling at a few wraps. A beautiful and well-preserved set., Fine Stock number: 45095.
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Imprint: 1868 Stock number: 56336.
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Imprint: 1922 FREUD, Sigmund. GROUP PSYCHOLOGY AND THE ANALYSIS OF THE EGO. Authorized translation by James Strachey. (The international psycho-analytical library no.6). London: International Psycho-analytical Press, 1922. Tall 8vo, green cloth, stamped in gilt. Ink signature. Slight edgewear, else very good., Very Good Stock number: 33035.
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Imprint: 1912 FREUD, Sigmund, transl. A. A. Brill. SELECTED PAPERS ON HYSTERIA AND OTHER PSYCHONEUROSES. New York: Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease Publishing Company, 1912. Second, enlarged edition. ix + 215 pp. 8vo., wrappers. Ex-library with usual markings. Wrappers have small closed tears at edges. Nervous and Mental Disease Monograph Series No. 4. Stock number: 79138.
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Imprint: 1912 FREUD, Sigmund, transl. A. A. Brill. SELECTED PAPERS ON HYSTERIA AND OTHER PSYCHONEUROSES. New York: Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease Publishing Company, 1912. Second, enlarged edition. ix + 215 pp. 8vo., wrappers. Wrappers chipped several inches at spine, with small closed tears at edges. Nervous and Mental Disease Monograph Series No. 4. Stock number: 79139.
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Imprint: 1909 FREUD, Sigmund, transl. A. A. Brill. SELECTED PAPERS ON HYSTERIA AND OTHER PSYCHONEUROSES. New York: Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease Publishing Company, 1909. vi + 200 pp. 8vo., wrappers. Ex-library, no external markings. Front cover detached, spine chipped several inches. Wrappers have small closed tears and chips at edges. Pencil marginalia scattered throughout. As is. First English translation of "Foundation of Psychoanalysis." Nervous and Mental Disease Monograph Series No. 4. Stock number: 79140.
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Imprint: 1909 FREUD, Sigmund, transl. A. A. Brill. SELECTED PAPERS ON HYSTERIA AND OTHER PSYCHONEUROSES. New York: Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease Publishing Company, 1909. vi + 200 pp. 8vo., wrappers. Missing front cover and spine, rear cover detached with small closed tears and chips at edges. As is. First English translation of "Foundation of Psychoanalysis." Nervous and Mental Disease Monograph Series No. 4. Stock number: 79141.
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Imprint: 1871 FREY, Heinrich. MIKROSKOP UND DIE MIKROSKOPISCHE TECHNIK. Ein handbuch fur arzte und studirende. Leipzig: Wilhelm Engelmann, 1871. Fourth edition, improved. (First published in 1865.) Text illustrations throughout and a price-list of microscopes at the end. Octavo. iv,405 pp. Publisher's brown cloth, gilt-stamped title on spine, all edges marbled. Ink inscription on title-page; also ex-library, with a withdrawn stamp on title-page and no other marks. Cloth is sunned at spine and along perimeters. Light foxing to endpapers and opening and closing leaves. Text leaves are lightly and evenly age-toned, and a few have dog-eared corners. very good., Good Stock number: 78281.
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Imprint: 1953 FRIEDMAN, MILTON. ESSAYS IN POSITIVE ECONOMICS. [Chicago]: University of Chicago Press, (1953). 8vo. First Edition. Blue cloth. Dust jacket, front flap detached, small chips and nicks along the edges, and a 1.5 inch chip to the crown of the spine. Ownership signature of economist William R. Allen on flyleaf. Overall a just about a fine copy in the rare dust jacket., Fine Stock number: 87104.
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Imprint: 1950 FRIEDMAN, Lee M. MISCELLANEA. Reprinted from Publications of The American Jewish Historical Society, No. XXXIX, 1950. 8vo., wrappers; 2 pp.; one illustration. Fine. George Washington., Fine Stock number: 65774.
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Imprint: 1958 FRIEDMAN, William F. SHAKESPEAREAN CIPHERS EXAMINED. Cambridge University Press, 1958. 8vo., cloth; illustrated. Lightly skewed, with slight soil, sun to edges. Very good., Very Good Stock number: 72899.
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Imprint: 1961 FRIEDMANN, Georges. SIGNAL D'UNE TROISIEME VOIE? Problemes d'Amerique Latine II. 2 cartes in-texte, 16 planches hors-texte. [N.P.]: Gallimard, (1961). Inscribed by the author. Blue printed wrappers. Covers somewhat edgeworn, else fine., Fine Stock number: 54743.
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Imprint: 1992 FRIENDS OF THE BANCROFT LIBRARY. LOT OF TWELVE KEEPSAKE SERIES PAMPHLETS. Berkeley: The Friends of the Bancroft Library, University of California [1975-1992]. Fine condition. 8vo., wrappers. Western Americana, fiction, California History, special subjects in the Bancroft Library collection. Illustrated. No. 22. THOMES, Willam Henry. RECOLLECTIONS OF OLD TIMES IN CALIFORNIA OR, CALIFORNIA LIFE IN 1843. 1974. 29 pp. Color plates. No. 23. POWERS, Stephen, with Preface by N. Scott MOMADAY. CALIFORNIA INDIAN CHARACTERISTICS & CENTENNIAL MISSION TO THE INDIANS OF WESTERN NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA. With STEPHEN POWERS AS ANTHROPOLOGIST by Robert F. Heizer. 1975. 57 pp. Color frontispiece, monochrome plates. No. 24. LUHAN, Mabel Dodge, ed. by Mark SCHORER. UNA AND ROBIN. 1976. 36 pp. Monochrome frontispiece and plates. No. 25. ROSS, Frederick G., ed. Travis BOGARD. THE ACTOR FROM POINT ARENA: EXCERPTS TAKEN FROM THE "MEMORIES OF AN OLD THEATRICAL MAN." 1977. 38 pp. Monochrome frontispiece and plates. No. 29. TWAIN, Mark with intro by Hamlin HILL. WAPPING ALICE. Printed for the First Time, Together with Three Factual Letters to Olivia Clemens; Another Story, The McWilliamses and the Burglar Alarm; and Revelatory Portions of the Autobiographical Dictation of April 10, 1907, Comprising the Evidence in the Curious Affair of Lizzie Wills and Willie Taylor, by Samuel L. Clemens. 1981. 79 pp. B/w frontispiece and plates. No. 30. WEST, Jessamyn. THE STORY OF A STORY & THREE STORIES. 1982. 67 pp. B/w frontispiece and ms. facsimile. No. 31. RIDER, Robin E. THE SHOW OF SCIENCE. 1983. 79 pp. B/w frontispiece and illustrations. No. 32. SPENDER, Stephen. THE YEAR OF THE YOUNG REBELS REVISITED. 1984. 58 pp. B/w frontispiece. No. 33. TWAIN, Mark. THE GRANGERFORD-SHEPHERDSON FEUD. With facsimile of that episode's first publication prior to Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, with an account of Mark Twain's literary use of the bloody encounters at Compromise, Kentucky by Edgar Marquess Branch and Robert H. Hirst. 1985. 91 pp. B/w frontispiece and illustrations. No. 36. HIJAR, Carlos, Eulalia PEREZ AND Agustin ESCOBAR, ed. Thomas SAVAGE, transl. Vivian C. FISHER. THREE MEMOIRS OF MEXICAN CALIFORNIA. 1988. 125 pp. B/w frontispiece, facsimiles. KIPLING, Rudyard, ed. Thomas FINNEY. KIPLING IN CALIFORNIA. 1989. 88 pp. B/w frontispiece. No. 40. ARGUELLO, ANTONIO, transl. Vivian C. FISHER, intro by Arthur QUINN. THE DIARY O, Fine Stock number: 79161.
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Imprint: 1882 FRITSCH, K. E. O. DENKMALER DEUTSCHER RENAISSANCE, PORTFOLIOS I, II, (III? missing front cover), IV AND V. Berlin: Ernst Wasmuth, 1882-1884. Each portfolio contains 25 loose plates, as issued (except for no. V., which is missing two plates). Red cloth spines, paper covered boards printed in black with table of contents on front covers. Photo reproductions of excellent large format (35 x 25 cm) images of urban architecture, from throughout the cities of Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Czechoslovakia. Spines split, boards rubbed/soiled. Plates in good to very good condition; paper is brittle, and some of the plates have shallow chips to the edges, not affecting images (except for one plate with a larger chip to top corner of image). One portfolios is missing the front board, and therefore we have no way of knowing which number it is, or what should be included. The plates are listed on the front cover of each portfolio; since this unidentified portfolio is missing the cover, here is the list of plates: Aschaffenburg: Schloss (Portal im Sudwestflugel des Schlosshofes) Braunschweig: Haus um Hagenmarket Braunschweig: Kohlmarket Bremen: Gewerbehaus Coburg: Gymnasium Casimiranium Coburg: Regierungsgebaude (Anfang des XVII Jahrhunderts) Gustrow: Schloss (Hof- Ansicht) Heidelberg: Schloss, Friedrichsbau (Facade nach dem Schlosshof, sudfront) Heidelberg: Schloss, Friedrichsbau (Detail der facade nach dem Grossen Schloss-Altan, nordfront) Heidelberg: Schloss Otto Heinrichs-Bau (Facade nach dem Schlosshof) Heidelberg: Schloss Otto-Heinrichs-Bau (Detail vom Nordlichen Theil der Facade nach dem Schlosshof) Heidelberg: Schloss (Nordostecke des Schlosshofes) Karlsruhe: Ehemaliges Schloss Gottesau Lubeck: Portal eines Hauses Lubeck: Erker am Ratthause Lubeck: Ratthause (Vorbau an der Nordseite des Marktes) Nurnberg: Haus in der Adlerstrasse Nurnberg: Sogen. Fembohaus Nurnberg: Pellerhaus (Hof-Ansicht) Nurnberg: Pellerhaus (Facade) Nurnberg: Ratthaus (Facaden-System) Nurnberg: Ratthaus (Mittleres Portal) Nurnberg: Ratthaus (Springbrunnen von Pankraz Labenwolf 1556) Stuttgart: Ehemaliges Lusthaus (Nach den Aufnahmen des Architekten Beisbarth, 1845)* not a photo reproduction - it is an illustration Torgau: Schloss Hartenfels (Erker an der Sudfront des Schlosshofes) Extra shipping is required. For the five portfolios:, Very Good Stock number: 84355.
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Imprint: 1985 FRITZENMEYER, Frieda. Once Upon a Time. Easthampton, MA: Warwick Press, 1985-1988. A set of three volumes (no. 2-4) in a series, also includes prospectis for volumes five and six and three buisness cards from Warwick Press's illustrator Carol J. Blinn. Volume two is 4" high, bound in white papers and three interior popuouts. Volume three is 6" has similar construction with color illustrations. Volume 4 is 4" and bound in bright yellow papers. All are limited editons of 175 bound printed and hand colored by Blinn. Stock number: 86433.
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Imprint: 1942 [FRONT MAGAZINE] SUGIHARA Jiro, editor. DAI TOA KENSETSU GAHO Ajia no Mamori - Teikoku Kaigun. Tokyo, Nippon Denpo, Showa 17 [1942] Photo- illustrated wrappers. 42.3 x 29.7 cm. This is the Japanese language home edition of the great propaganda magazine FRONT, which appeared in some 15 different languages. This edition combines the first and second number, dedicated to the Imperial Navy and its "defense of Asia"(including amazing photo plates, some folding, of the attacks on European holdings in Southeast Asia and the attack on Pearl Harbor). The work combined the talents of some of the most important of Japan's photographers, working under the direction of Kimura Ihei. The layout was designed under the direction of Hara Hiromu. Our copy is in very good condition, inside and out. Very unusual and very important., Very Good Stock number: 87859.
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Imprint: 1942 [FRONT MAGAZINE] Okada Kuwamitsu(?), editor. FRONT 1-2 1942. Tokyo, Toho- sha, Showa 17 [1942]. Photo-illustrated wrappers, 42.3 x 29.7 cm. This is the Chinese language edition, meant for the continent, of the great propaganda magazine FRONT, which appeared in some 15 different languages. This is the first issue (number 1-2), dedicated to the Imperial Navy and its "defense of Asia". The work combines the talents of some of the most important of Japan's photographers, working under the direction of Kimura Ihei. The layout was designed under the direction of Hara Hiromu. Our copy is a bit worn and stained, but the Chinese language versions are very hard to find, having been sent to what was, in effect, an active war zone. Very unusual. Stock number: 87894.
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Imprint: 1946 (FROST Robert). BREAD LOAF LITTLE THEATRE. AN EVENING OF ROBERT FROST. Friday, August 2, 1946. The Playbill. [Middlebury, VT:] Bread Loaf Little Theatre, 1946. A single sheet, printed to both sides on buff paper, folded once to form a 4 pp. pamphlet which measures 8 7/16 by 6 inches. The majority of the text is typewriter type; it is combined on the front cover with hand-drawn letters and a decorative device of a tree printed in red and black, with a touch of handcoloring in green. The night's program included two works by Frost ("The Hill Wife" and "A Masque of Reason"); the names of the cast and the production staff are given. A very fine copy of an ephemeral piece., Fine Stock number: 61194.
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Imprint: 1930 FROST, Robert. COLLECTED POEMS OF ROBERT FROST. New York: Henry Holt & Co., (1930). First trade edition. This is the Boston poet, David McCord's copy with his signature and 1930 date on the flyleaf. 8vo., brown cloth, gilt; with a Dorothy Ullman photo portrait frontis. In addition, a check made out to Netie Belle Hjort and signed by Robert Frost is laid in. There is very faint wear and soiling to spine. A near fine copy, with a clean, bright text., Fine Stock number: 78611.
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Imprint: 1930 FROST, Robert. COLLECTED POEMS OF ROBERT FROST. New York: Henry Holt, 1930. First edition, third printing. 349 pp. 8vo., brown cloth stamped in gilt. Near fine with owner's ink signature on front flyleaf. In good dust jacket somewhat chipped at edges, spine darkened, with Pulitzer Prize announcement promo band "Awarded Pulitzer Prize for 1930" on spine. Band spine is lightly scraped, with a small dampstain and a few closed tears at edges. Text fine., Fine Stock number: 83210.
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Imprint: 1963 (FROST, Robert). THE LETTERS OF ROBERT FROST TO LOUIS UNTERMEYER. (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1963). Uncorrected proofs, spiral bound. The covers have light soil and wear to the corners, else a near fine copy in printed wrappers. Scarce thus., Fine. Illustr: FEA Stock number: 14770.
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Imprint: 1945 FROST, Robert. A MASQUE OF REASON. New York: Henry Holt, (1945). First edition. 8vo., blue cloth. Slight offsetting to two leaves. Near fine, in a price-clipped, slightly soiled dust jacket with light general edgewear, chips to crown., Fine Stock number: 54558.
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