Broadside (503 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition. Single Sheet. Fine. A Keepsake For The Biennial Meeting Of The Roxburghe And Zamorano Clubs In October 1984. [Printing Is Also The Creation Of A Reproducible Record Of Past Foolishness, Unfortunately Then Idealized And Emulated By Idiots And Taught As Wisdom.].…

Printed handbill, 8 ¾ x 5 ½ inches, employing several sizes and style of type. The company operated under this name, 1931-1947, when the owner changed its name to "FAWN"; it was especially known for its vending machines. Very good.

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. Single sheet - broadside. A poem entitled A Fiftieth Anniversary 1929-1979. Author unknown. Printed in black and blue ink at the Penmiel Press by Edward Burrett, 'out of admiration and sympathy for the unknown author.' Embossed laurel wreath at the top. An extremely limited run on 100 copies. Very good condition on fine laid paper. Measures 11.75 x 8.25. Printed December 1987. Poem begins, "We met and married a long time ago / worked for long hours when wages were low / no TV, no wireless, no bath, times were hard / just a cold tap and a walk up the yard.".…

Zustand: Very Good. Very Good condition. In polypropylene bag. (african americans, poetry, broadside press, catalogs ) A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain light spine creasing or a few markings such as an owner's name, short gifter's inscription or light stamp.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Xerox poster [11 x 17"] printed in red and black. Utah graphic and fine press book artist, R. P. Bissland has designed catalogues, brochures, and announcement cards for many museums and similar cultural organizations. This event poster is signed by Bissland at the foot.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. Broadside, 58.5x 15cm, (23" x 6"), single sheet, printed on one side, fine condition. (Lt).

Original wraps. Zustand: Fine. 6"x13" sheet , one fold. Fine.

Paperback. Zustand: Fair. Paperback. Single 7.5" x 3.5" unevenly cut. Folds and handling wear, else a good example. Content reads: "I fully concur in the following, Which I find in one of your City papers: [Communicated. To be elected a member of our City Councile is generally regarded as an honor. Certainly, the people, in making their selection of persons to be voted for, should look for honorable and trustworthy men. To honor men of a different character, is to do a wrong for society. And I do hope that the good people of Alexandria have independence enough to vote for the good, and true men only, and to repudiate all others, whatever their position in life. I trust therefore the list of candidates will be carefully scanned, that both offices and compliments may be judiciously and properly bestowed, [Signed] A Citizen. VOTERS OF THE THIRD WARD Do you endorse the above propositions? If so, allow me to make a personal application of them? Can you vote this day for James H. McVeigh, who has by his conduct outraged and injured society in the grossest manner? Can Fathers, Brothers, Husbands, or any one having respect for the female character, or the peace of and honor of families, trust such a man? For one I say no. I am responsible for this, and am found at No. 62, Royal Street, to answer any demands made on me for this publication. The public shall have more in a very few days from [Signed] J. A. K. …

Broadside. Zustand: Very Good. This broadside is a single sheet printed on one side, including an illustration at the top of a fort, "Campus Martius." There are a few small, faint spots of foxing.

Zustand: Good. Broadside. 21.5 x 14 cm., Folded Page, Near Fine. Broadside No. 53, Broadside Series. First Edition. One of 500.

Zustand: Good. Broadside. 21.5 x 27.5 cm., Folded Page, Very Good. Broadside No. 49, Broadside Series. First Edition. One of 500.

Single sheet of laid paper, watermarked "Montgolfier, France", folded once and printed on one side only, with a colour illustration above and 6 lines of text below A little soiling, very good.

Printed broadsheet, 24 x 9 inches, employing several sizes and styles of type, with display types to one inch. Text, with a number of sub-headlines, describes the soap and the advertising plan, rebates offered to subscribing grocers; verso, headed "Please consider this Circular as Confidential to you," prints the agreement with the French producer, giving Bell Mfg. "the exclusive right to manufacture Laundry Soap from [the Michaud Fils Freres] formulas," and further information about the advertising plan. This company not represented in Romaine. Apparently not recorded on OCLC. Central fold, else very good.…

Printed handbill, 8 ½ x 11 inches, two columns, one printing "Official Report Cotton Exchange," a report on gold and exchange, and latest reports from New York and Liverpool, the other a report on wholesale groceries and provisions, meats, fish, coffee, "country produce," naval stores, tobacco, etc. Old fold lines (small snag in central fold), Very good. …

Printed handbill, 10 ½ x 8 inches, on two columns, one dealing with the market in cotton, with market statement for Mobile, Liverpool, and New York, the other concerning rthe wholesale grocery and provision market, including bacon, pork, fish, whiskey, tobacco grain, other meats and vegetables, hardware, naval stores, etc. Old fold lines, else very good. …

Printed handbill, 8 ½ x 11 inches, two columns, one printing "Official Report Cotton Exchange" for Mobile, a report on gold and exchange, and latest reports from New York and Liverpool, the other a report on wholesale groceries and provisions, meats, fish, coffee, "country produce," naval stores, tobacco, etc. Old fold lines (small snag in central fold), Very good. …

Broadside. Circa 1870s. Composed by T. S. Lonsdale. Four verses, chorus, and spoken parts with an ornamental border. Measures 9 x 26.5 cm (3.5 x 10.5"). Trimmed. Minor foxing and a tiny closed tear to the edge. Very good.

Broadside. Circa 1850s. No. 38. Composed by L. V. H. Crosby. Three verses with an elaborate ornamental border. Measures 11 x 22 cm (4.25 x 8.75"). Trimmed. Minor foxing, short closed tear to the edge, a couple of tiny holes. Very good.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. Anonymous: Can we go to War upon the Old System? Read the Answer in a Table of our Wars since the Revolution in the Year 1688; Shewing the Sums expended during each War, and the Progress of our Taxes and National Debt. Fifth Edition. London: G. Hyde & Co., 61 Fleet Street, [c. 1816]. Broadside, 280 × 380 mm, printed within a decorative border, set in tabular form. Old folds, small tear to lower margin, light toning and handling, but a good example. A statistical broadside comparing Britain's major wars from the Revolution of 1688 through the defeat of Napoleon in 1815, listing for each conflict the duration, enemies and allies, principal battles, peace settlements, and, most strikingly, the sums raised by taxation and loans, total expenditure, average annual cost, and the growth of the national debt. The concluding text argues that 'the system of loans has reached its height' and questions whether the nation can again sustain war under the existing financial order. Issued shortly after Waterloo, and here in a fifth edition, when the burden of war finance, high taxation, and the funded debt were matters of intense public controversy.…

Unbound. Zustand: Fine. Broadside poem. Single illustrated sheet measuring 6.25" x 13" printed on recto only. Fine. Printed in anticipation of the publication of the author's book of poetry under the same name. Uncommon. No copies located by *OCLC* (which does list holding of the published book).

Zustand: Very good. - A superb 11 inch high by 7-3/4 inch wide color woodcut on a 21-1/4 inch high by 15-3/4 inch wide sheet of fine creamy paper. The image depicts Tony Weller, the father of Sam Weller who works for Mr. Pickwick in Dicken's "Pickwick Papers". A large fat man, Tony Weller is a coachman here attired in 18th or early 19th century garb, with a long open black coat exposing a wool scarf over a checkered shirt and tight pants over which are drawn black turned-down boots. A black hat adorns his jolly-looking coachman's head and a thin long-stemmed pipe with a diminutive bowl nearly disappears in his extended large beefy hand. The image is very much reminiscent of 19th-century caricature. Signed and dated in pencil by the artist under the image at right: "Philip Reed 1936". Brown paper tape is mounted from the verso along the top edge of the print and there is a tiny tear to the left edge near the top, all of which can be easily matted out. A very attractive broadside print.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Rare 8.5" x 11" broadside. Slightly askew horizontal crease, light wear.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. [BROADSIDE]. England at One View. London: A. Fullarton & Co., [c.1842]. Large, engraved broadside (approx. 750 × 500 mm), printed in columns beneath a central architectural wood-engraving of Mr Barry's plan for the intended new Houses of Parliament; letterpress text and statistical tables giving the extent, population, and value of land by county in England and Wales. Folded, with short splits at old folds, small central holes and light marginal stains, toned; a well-preserved example of a large-format ephemeral print. Overall, about very good. A striking statistical and architectural broadside, presenting a snapshot of England and Wales at the opening of the Victorian era. The imposing central image shows Charles Barry's design for the new Palace of Westminster—then still under construction following the 1834 fire—depicted from the Thames. The illustration predates completion of the building and gives an imagining of how it would be perceived. The tables compile data on acreage, population, land value, and taxation by county, derived from the 1841 census and parliamentary returns. Such "statistical broadsides" were a popular mid-nineteenth-century phenomenon: large decorative sheets designed to display at a glance the productivity and prosperity of the nation. Combining graphic design with civic education, they embodied the Victorian interest in measurement, industry, and reform. Printed by A. Fullarton & Co., whose large-scale reference works (including the Parliamentary Gazetteer of England and Wales, 1840-43) pioneered the integration of maps, diagrams, and statistical data, England at One View is a rare example of this short-lived genre of informational art. An example is held in the British Library; another recorded at the London Metropolitan Archives. …

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. [CRIMEAN WAR BROADSIDE]. BOMBARDMENT!! A contemporary news broadside announcing the renewed bombardment of Sebastopol. Nottingham: Printed and Published by Thomas Stevenson, Wheeler-Gate, [17 April 1855 or shortly thereafter]. Broadside printed on one side of a single thin sheet, 380 x 250 mm, the headline "BOMBARDMENT!!" printed in exceptionally large heavy type above three columns of text. Creased and crumpled, with edge wear, several short marginal tears and light repairs to the reverse along the upper edge. Some toning and surface marking, but substantially complete, fully legible and remarkably well preserved for an ephemeral broadside printed on extremely fragile paper. Good. A dramatic provincial news broadside issued during the Siege of Sebastopol, announcing the renewed Allied bombardment of the Russian fortress during the Crimean War. The enormous headline occupies almost the full width of the sheet and was designed to attract attention when displayed in the street. The principal report, headed "Progress of the Siege", is dated from before Sebastopol on 31 March and describes the Allied trenches, batteries and preparations for reopening fire against the Russian positions. It records the construction of Russian redoubts, the strengthening of works around the Mamelon and Round Tower, the use of heavy guns and shells, and the expectation that the British and French batteries would shortly commence a coordinated bombardment. A further section, "The Bombardment of Sebastopol", announces that firing had begun on the evening of 9 April and had continued for twelve hours. This refers to the second major Allied bombardment of Sebastopol, launched in April 1855 after the severe Crimean winter and intended to weaken the Russian defences before a renewed assault. The broadside can be dated closely from its final column, which reports the arrival at Windsor of Napoleon III and Empress Eugenie on Monday 16 April 1855. Their state visit was an important public demonstration of the Anglo-French alliance while the two nations fought together in the Crimea. The sheet must therefore have been printed on 17 April 1855 or within the following few days, combining the latest military intelligence with news of the French imperial visit. Printed by Thomas Stevenson of Wheeler-Gate, Nottingham. Such cheaply produced sheets were intended for immediate circulation and display rather than preservation, and their thin paper and temporary purpose ensured a very low survival rate.…

Coloured woodcuts by Philip G. Reed. One of 1500 copies. Set by hand in Caslon Old Face by John B. Reed and printed on Whitehead & Alliger's TJ paper at The Broadside Press. 12mo., original green cloth backed printed papaer covered boards with printed paper spine label. A very good, bright copy with only a couple of small marks on the rear cover. With an insert proclaiming this to be one of the 50 books of the year, selected by the American Institute of Graphic Arts in 1939.…

Zustand: Good. 4to. [4 pp.] Folded Card, Very Good. One of 500 copies. Broadside No. 54, Broadside Series. First Edition.

Zustand: Good. 4to. [4 pp.] Folded Card, Very Good. One of 500 copies. Broadside No. 52, Broadside Series. First Edition.

1 vols. ca. 6 1/2 x 9 inches. 1 vols. ca. 6 1/2 x 9 inches. The first work stars Mr. Elliston, Mr. Palmer Jr., Mr. Mathews and Mrs. Taylor, the second piece Mrs. Harlowe, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Palmer Jr. Trimmed and laid down, else a very good piece.

1 vols. ca. 8 x 13 inches. 1 vols. ca. 8 x 13 inches. The operatic piece included John Fawcett and Madame Vestris, this was followed by "The Sublime & Beautiful "with Mr. Keeley, Madame Vestris and Mr. Wood.The concluding piece was a musical tale "The Devil's Elixer or, the Shadowless Man" with Mr. Diddear, Mr. Wood and Miss Hughes. The lower portion contains information on forthcoming performances including a notice that Miss Smithson, (the well known Irish actress who married Hector Berlioz) will perform again as "Juliet." Madame Vestris, the noted thespian, was the daughter of the well known engraver Bartolozzi and the former wife of Charles Mathews, the eminent actor. "Home, Sweet Home!". Some light wear and browning, upper margin trimmed affecting headline, right margin torn without affecting text, else a very good copy. …

1 vols. ca. 8 x 14 inches. 1 vols. ca. 8 x 14 inches. The cast including James Warde, Mr. Vining, Mr. Bartley, Mr. King and Miss Taylor. This followed by "Nell Gwynne" with Mr. Warde, Mr. Lee and Miss Taylor," and concluded with Boieldieu's "John of Paris" with Mr. Cooper and Miss Betts. Forthcoming plays are listed below. Marginal chipping and short tears, , some light discoloration, else a very good copy.…