Jeremy lord (12 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. First edition. Very good minus Light browning. Cover rubbed with wear, light wear/fraying on corners and spine.

Tapa blanda. Zustand: Bueno. tapa blanda, buen estado general, primera edicion 1945, traduccion de E.Macho Quevedo, ilustraciones de Lozano Olivares, 110 paginas.

-17 x 24 cm.- , 112 págs. Texto a dos columnas. Ilustrado. Cubierta de J. P. Bocquet. Ilustraciones de Lozano Olivares. Traductor: E. Macho Quevedo.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 8vo. Original publishers red cloth lettered black on spine and cover. No date (1936)From the Donald Rudd collection of detective fiction. Thriller with espionage featuring Colonel Winston Creevy. Slight lean, covers very slightly marked otherwise clean VG.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 1st edition. 248 pages. 9.25x6.25x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. 1st edition. 248 pages. 9.25x6.25x0.75 inches. In Stock.

110 Rustica Biblioteca Oro, serie amarilla 190 Traducción de E.Macho Quevedo, Ilustraciones.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Good. 1st Edition. 8vo., 305pp. Sharp Stated First Edition of this quite scarce early Crime Club title. Bound in black cloth with titles and Crime Club logo in red on spine. Square, tight and clean throughout save some off-setting to paste-downs. No foxing or toning to pages. Minimal wear but faint remnants of the inside of the dust-jacket that must have adhered to the cloth; both on the front and rear hinges by the crown and a small area of the rear panel. Else a just about Fine copy. Unfaded red top-stain. Attractive unclipped dust-jacket, ($2.00), has several chips to spin ends and edges. A few closed edge tears. and surface rubbing. Small tape repair to reverse. Not perfect but still bright and complete. A solid collectable copy and impossible to find in any condition, particularly in dust-jacket.…

Zustand: Bueno. 95, 96, 112, 110 pág Tela Bueno Biblioteca oro Cutro novelas en un solo volumen.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition. First edition. Small owner's label front fly, cloth on the boards a bit eroded in spots, a good copy in about very good dustwrapper with several small chips and tears, and general wear. Suicide at a California resort isn't suicide.…

Holandesa piel de época. Zustand: Bueno. 1ª ed. 18.5x26. 384 + 31 + 8pp. Holandesa piel de época. Un discreto taladro de polilla (ya tratada) en la esquina inferior. Por lo demás, muy buen ejemplar. Los redactores en sus entregas mensuales encuentran mucho para censurar en el conjunto de la literatura del s. XIX, y más concretamente en las obras de George Sand, Balzac, Lord Byron, Ann Radcliffe, Eugène Sue, Victor Hugo, Jeremy Bentham, Voltaire (¿cómo no? con algo de retraso.), Stendhal, Alejandro Dumas, John Locke, etc., y los españoles Mariano José de Larra, Martínez de la Rosa, José Esproncedo (El Diablo Mundo), José Zorrilla (Don Juan Tenorio), Campoamor. Ni siquiera las obras de autores católicos escapan la censura: el Diccionario Abreviado de la Religión Cristiana del abate Berguier es "una obra de maldición', las poesías del padre Arolas contienen versos "escandalosos". Especial mencíón merece la nota sobre Biblias Protestantes "y ha llegado a tal punto la audacia de los sectarios y la indolencia de nuestros gobiernos que se ha impreso en España misma, según indicios, el Evangelio de San Lucas traducido al romaní o dialecto de los gitanos; y aun recordamos haber visto en algún puesto de libros viejos ese mismo Evangelio, o el de san Mateo traducido al vascuence: por de contado [sic] una y otra versión están desnudas de toda nota y comentario y hechas según la conciencia de los herejes." Estas parecen ser las primeras referencias en la bibliografía española de la traducción de George Borrow del Evangelio de San Lucas al romaní, publicada en 1837, y su edición de 1838 del Evangelio de San Mateo traducido al euskera por Oteiza. La revista se publicó hasta diciembre de 1853. Palau 51312. Español.…

Hardcover. dj. Various Editions. A Collection of 55 Brendan Gill items, with the majority inscribed to Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and writer Susan Sheehan, who was a close friend and colleague of Gill's at The New Yorker for many years. All shelved in Room F. BOOKS: Octavos, 17 items, and Quartos, 9 items. In Very Good minus condition. Mostly in full or quarter cloth bindings of various colors, with some paperback items. Many with dust jackets of various colors, all wrapped in archival mylar sleeves. Jackets are generally lightly age toned and moderately worn, with scuffing to covers and light rubbing/wrinkling along edges. Some jackets with small closed tears in the edges. Nearly all jackets with prices unclipped. Boards generally show moderate shelving wear, with rubbing along edges and at corners. Text blocks show light-to-moderate age toning with light shelving wear along edges. Interiors are largely clean, with some very sparse penciling present. A NEW YORK LIFE: OF FRIENDS AND OTHERS. By Brendan Gill. Published by the Poseidon Press in 1990; First Edition, First Printing. Light soiling to front cover of jacket. Some pen notation and marginalia throughout. Includes a laid-in letter to Gill discussing an upcoming visit to the a Field Club for the English-Speaking Union of the United States' Greenwich Branch. WAYS OF LOVING. By Brendan Gill. Published by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich in 1974. First Edition, First Printing. Scattered foxing to top edge of text block. Inscribed to Susan Sheehan by Gill on the front flyleaf: "For Susan, who is not, alas, on every page- / with love and admiration / Brendan / August 14th 1974". Includes a laid-in photocopy of a typed note from Gill to several drivers providing directions to "the Owl House" with handwritten corrections. MANY MASKS: A LIFE OF FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT. By Brendan Gill. Published by G. P. Putnam's Sons in 1987. First Edition, Third Printing. Inscribed to Susan Sheehan by Gill on the front flyleaf: "For Susan, / beloved friend, colleague, denizen of West 43rd Street, proprietor of a Gill archive of the most doubtful value- this latest Tome, affectionately / Brendan / October 17th / 1988". Includes a laid-in handwritten note to Susan Sheehan from a friend recounting an encounter with Gill, wherein Gill described his relationship with Susan, calling her the "best of the 'New Yorker' writers". DEATH IN APRIL & OTHER POEMS. By Brendan Gill. Published by Hawthorne House in 1935. First Edition, First Printing. One of 160 copies. Gill's first book, printed while he was still an undergraduate at Yale. Inscribed on the front flyleaf to Susan Sheehan by Gill: "For Susan, with very much love, this very early work. It is yours because you wanted it and not because I can bear to look at it. I was given it this year (1982) by John [illegible], who inherited it from a deceased uncle in Newport. / Brendan". WOOINGS: FIVE POEMS BY BRENDAN GILL. Published by the Plain Wrapper Press in 1980. Limited Edition: #123/150. Signed flat in black ink by Brendan Gill on the colophon. THE TROUBLE OF ONE HOUSE (Paperback). By Brendan Gill. Published by Popular Library in 1950. First Trade Paperback Edition. Gill's first novel. Shows heavier shelving wear, with scuffing to covers, light creasing at the corners, cracking along spine and joints, and a slant to the spine. Inscribed on title page to Susan Sheehan by Gill: "With love to Susuan, January 25th 1965. Poor Richard". THE TROUBLE OF ONE HOUSE (Hardcover). By Brendan Gill. Published by Doubleday & Company in 1950. First Edition, First Printing. Jacket is much more heavily worn, with splitting along the spine and front joint and chipping at the head and tail. Inscribed by Gill to Susan Sheehan on the front flyleaf: "For Susan, my best reader- / Brendan Gill / July 28th 1960". THE DAY THE MONEY STOPPED. By Brendan Gill. Published by Doubleday & Company in 1957. First Edition, later printing. Gill's second novel. Heavy offsetting on jacket back cover. Slant to spine. Splitting at f. Signed.…