caxton william translator (14 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. lxxii, 170 pages, folded plate : facsimile ; 23 cm. Translation of: Hystorie van Reynaert die Vos.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. No jacket. J M Dent and Co, 1900. Hardback, sm8vo, vi,285pp, frontis. Owner name. Original blue cloth, top edge gilt, spine dull, slightly marked. A fair copy. /0.2uk.

Zustand: Very Good. Harvard University Press Cambridge, MA 1960 blue cloth boards. text block crisp. age toning to dust jacket. tight, clean copy.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. No date or edition given but the list of Broadway Translations following the text is dated 1926. The boards are a bit rubbed and edgeworn; the spine has darkened. There is some foxing on the page edges and first and last few pages but rarely in the text. A signature and stamp on the fep. The binding is tight. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Facsimile of 1485 edition published in 1875 by Edward Lumley, London. 25 p. Grayish green paper boards are worn, but consistent with age. Has a tiny label from Joseph McDonough Book seller in Albany, NY. Has the name, Willard Austin, in pencil on the title page. Printed on thick archival uncut pages. Quite a fine! (BR) Box 335.

First Edition. Very good copy in the original title-blocked, illustrated cloth; pages uncut. Spine bands and panel edges slightly dulled and dust-toned as with age. Remains quite well preserved overall; internally tight, bright and clean. Physical description; xiv, [2], 282, [2] p. plates. 23 cm. Notes; Added title page within ornamental borders, engraved. Illustrations by Fred Mason. Originally translated from the French from Les quatre fils Aymon. Subjects; Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor 742?-814 Romances. Renaut de Montauban (Chanson de geste). Renaud de Montauban (Legendary character) ; Romances. French literature To 1500 Translations into English. Chansons de geste Translations into English. Four Sons Aymon French Myth Legend France Heroic Romance. 3 Kg.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Fair. ex library hardback with D/J. Usual stamps/markings. Published in 1960 by Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA. Light wear/fading to DJ & page edges little grubby otherwise a good, clean copy. Ready for immediate despatch from UK. BS-4A*.

Reprint published for the Society in a nice binding of quarter leather on brown cloth with gilt titles and Society motif to cover. 268pp including a glossary. Near Fine\n\nOther volumes in the series and in this special society binding are available - if interested in several volumes please enquire in advance for multiple purchase discounts and a postage quote.

[Roman Mythology] LIMITED EDITION. Quarto (31 x 20cm), pp.[4] xl; 189 [7]. Number 284 of 375 copies thus, letter-press printed on on Batchelor's Kelmscott hand-made paper. Publisher's oatmeal quarter cloth, with grey paper over boards, and printed paper title labels to spine and upper. All edges untrimmed. Internally crisp and clean, but for a tiny black ink ownership to the front pastedown, dated 1937. Spine toned, with some peeling to label, and moderate general wear and bumping to boards. Minor worming to joints / hinges. Very good. Ovid's classic history of Gods and Men, here translated by William Caxon in 1480. Sadly only these six books of the original manuscript survived, collected by Samuel Pepys and bound in his personal brown sheepskin.

Hardcover. Zustand: fine as new. First edition thus. 1/600. Quarto (12-1/2" x 9'). Cream leather elaborately decorated and lettered in gilt. A.e.g. Housed in the publisher's matching gilt decorated beige cloth clamshell box. This full-size facsimile of the Kelmscott Press' 1882 edition has hand-marbled endsheets and is "one of the most luxurious leather-bound books produced by The Easton Press." (Publisher). It was originally offered by The Easton Press in 2016 at $360 and is now out of print. Still in publisher's shrinkwrap and in the original shipping box. "Based on a Dutch prose rendering of Reinaerts historie, a 14th century recension and continuation of Reinaert de Vos." (OCLC).

Cambridge, C.U.P., 1906, in-8°, (64) nn pp , printedon high quality paper in a limited edition of 250 copies. Bound in publisher's green cloth with gilt title on front cover. Nice copy without qany library markings, partially unopened.

295 x 215 mm. (11 1/2 x 8 1/4"). v, [1], 162, [1] pp. Edited by H. Halliday Sparling. Original limp vellum, flat spine with gilt titling, yapp edges, six original silk ties. In a modern felt-lined maroon linen chemise with calligraphed paper title label on spine, in matching slipcase. Elaborate woodcut title, elaborate border on first page of text, decorative woodcut initials and marginal decoration on most pages, woodcut device in colophon. Printed in red and black in Troy and Chaucer types. Peterson A-10; Sparling 10; Tomkinson, p. 110. Mild darkening to spine, four or five leaves a little less bright than the rest, small (printer's thumb?) smudge to tail edge of title page, but quite an excellent copy, clean and fresh internally, in a clean, well-preserved binding. This is quite a pleasing copy of one of five Caxton books (four of them in large format) printed by the Kelmscott Press, its enduringly popular translation being particularly admired by Morris. In a note for a Quaritch catalogue, Morris wrote that "Reynard" was "one of the very best of [Caxton's] works as to style; and being translated from a kindred tongue as delightful as mere language. In its rude joviality, and simple and direct delineation of character, it is a thoroughly good representative of the famous Beast Epic." Reynard the Fox is the hero of a number of popular fables or "bestiaries," first put into a collected form entitled the "Roman de Renart" in 13th century France. Reynard and his animal friends (typically including, among others, a wolf, lion, cat, cock, and rook) mimic human behavior with all its follies, supplying obvious pleasurable edification to the reader. In a typical tale, the fox represents the man who victimizes others and is brought to judgment, yet escapes punishment through the use of his cunning. Finding genuinely agreeable copies of the "Reynard" and the other Kelmscott quartos bound in vellum and silk ties is more and more difficult now. ONE OF 300 COPIES on paper (and 10 on vellum).

Limited edition. Limited edition. One of only 300 paper copies. 3 volumes in 2. Printed in Troy and Chaucer type, chapter headings in red. Numerous woodcut border decorations and initials. Bound in publisher's limp vellum, yapped fore-edges. spines lettered in gilt, fore and bottom edges of leaves untrimmed. Near Fine with light wear and soiling to vellum, untrimmed edges browning, occasional light foxing but overall quite clean; colophon with offsetting from item previously laid in. Original ties clipped at fore-edges. Bookplates of William Harris Arnold. A lovely Kelmscott printing of the 15th century French courtly romance written by Raoul Lefevre, chaplain to Philip III, Duke of Burgundy. The Caxton translation was first printed by him c.1475, considered the first book printed in the English language. Beautifully decorated with woodcuts designed by William Morris. Morris wrote of it, "The book will be ornamented very richly with woodcut ornaments entirely designed by myself; no labour or expense will be spared on them and there will be much variety in them. The semi-Gothic type designed by me (with special regard to legibility) will appear in this book for the first time." The paper was handmade by James Batchelor, with watermark of a bouquet with Morris's initials. Peterson A8.

Zustand: Near Fine. The Kelmscott Press, Upper Mall, Hammersmith, 1893. One of 300 copies on paper, of a total edition of 310 (10 on vellum). 29 x 20.7 x 2.1 cm; pp. [2] + vi + 164. Troy type (glossary in Chaucer type) on Batchelor hand-made paper with (the second version of) the Primrose watermark. Two full-page woodcut borders and title, side, corner, and three-quarter woodcut borders, and numerous woodcut initials; chapter titles and explicit in red. Original full limp vellum, with silk ties, title gilt on spine, Fitted Case Peterson A10.