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Zustand: Aceptable. : Calendario de pared con doce hermosas fotografías a color. Incluye los días festivos de España y amplio espacio para anotar cumpleaños y otras citas. Sus medidas son 27.9 cm x 43.2 cm cuando está abierto. EAN: 9781537091389 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Arte y Cultura Título: El Gatito 2017 Calendario de Pared (Edicion España) Autor: Aberdeen Aberdeen Stationers Co. Editorial: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 26 Formato: tapa blanda.…

1p., 4to. In good condition. The large and unusual letterhead is the point of interest: it is roughly 17 x 11.5 cm, and mostly taken up with an illustration, printed in red, yellow, green, blue, orange and black, depicting an idealised scene in a Victorian bookseller's shop, with a young lady with bonnet and parasol, two schoolboys in top hats with Eton collars and a bespectackled master in mortar board and robes, the last of whom is examining a book shown to him by an elderly bookseller. At head of letterhead: 'ROYAL WARRANT GRANTED BY QUEEN VICTORIA | ESTABLISHED 1836 | EDUCATIONAL BOOKSELLERS . PUBLISHERS AND SCHOLASTIC STATIONERS'. Stevenson updates Vale on the status of his order, which includes 'Chantry Chapels', 'Auto Nomad', and 'the new books on the Industrial Revolution by Ashton published by the Oxford University Press'.…

Oblong 4to, pp. 8; original grey printed wrappers; fine.

First and only printing. Edition of 75 copies, handset in Goudy 14 point type. Text taken from the 1859 edition of Tales of the Ocean in the South Street Seaport Collection. 8vo, 20 pp including a couple of blanks. Printed on rectos only. Dark-black-ink wood engravings by John DePol. An "old soldier" is a plug of chewing tobacco. Calligraphically inscribed opposite the title page "For Morris Gelfand / With best wishes / John De Pol / 1983." We are listing other pieces with work by DePol.…

First Edition. Very good copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat dulled and rubbed as with age. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Physical description: 384 p. ; 19 cm. Subjects: Almanacs, English; Almanacs, English ; Periodicals; Great Britain ; Periodicals; Great Britain; Great Britain Yearbooks; Almanacks and calendars British Isles 19th century Examples; Almanacks and calendars British Isles 20th century. 1 Kg. …

Zustand: Good. Printed Envelope 7.5" x 4" Very Good.

Zustand: Good. Broadside. 11.5" x 8.5" Letterpress on Wove, Illustrated, Very Good.

4to, 4 pp. Bifolium. Nicely printed with vignette of flowers and ribbons on first page. Fair, on aged paper. The firm, boasting establishment in 1849, is described on the first page as 'late of Lovell's Court, Paternoster Row, E.C.', where the announcement is made 'that they have Transferred their Business to the Above Address'. Six new editions of works are advertised on the following two pages, with details given of contents. The last page advertises 'Blackwood's Diaries for 1911' and 'Blackwood's New Series of Scribbling Diaries'. See Image.…

8pp., 4to. Illustrations of covers on every page. Stapled. In good condition, on aged paper, with rusted staples. The cover (with a central photograph depicting the covers of eight titles) is headed: 'Order Form. | A New Series of Children's Toy Books. | The Publishers offer in this new series one of the most striking and original Coloured Toy Books ever published. They will please little children. | These Toy Books will command an immediate sale in any part of the country. They are not expensive.' In right-hand margin of cover: 'A Selection of 49 Titles'. In left-hand margin: 'Prices Range from 3d. net to 1/6 net.' At foot of cover: 'Artistic, Pleasing and Instructive. | WILL READILY SELL ON SIGHT', followed by the publishers' address. A collection of items characteristic of the period, with the back cover describing 'Novelties in Calendars, 1920', including 'The Everyman Calendar and The Robert Louis Stevenson Calendar', with two illustrations. Scarce: no other copy traced, either on COPAC or on OCLC WorldCat.…

Four items, part manuscript, glued together at top corner, as follows: a. Signed Statement by Hampton & Larzelere, Custom House Brokers, 402 Library Street,Philadelphia, verifying the Invoice, one page, 8vo; b. Invoice, detailed and heavy with official stamps and signatures (all parties). one page 4to. See Image; c. Oath and Declaration by the owner and Manufacturer, and by Joshua Nunn, Deoutyt-Consul-General of the United States of America, for Great Britain and Ireland at London, one page, 4to (with embossed USA stamp); One minor contents page, 4to. Mainly scrap boosk listed but also "Reward Packets" and Walter Crane's "Mrs Mundi at Home" (25 copies). Note: a. Walter Crane's brother, Thomas, was Art Director at Marcus Ward; b. "In the 1860s Marcus Ward & Co began mass-producing calendars and greeting cards. Initially they printed cards for other publishers such as Charles Goodall & Son and Charles Bennett. By the late 1860s they began printing greeting cards under their own name. This venture turned out to be very successful, the company engaging Thomas Crane as artistic director and talented artists such as Kate Greenaway and Walter Crane as illustrators. In the early years of card production they marked the reverse with their trademark. In later years the company name was printed on the front side of their greeting cards." [Wikipedia].…

12mo, 24 pp. Unbound. Text clear and complete. Fair, on aged paper, with rusting to staples. Hundreds of titles, in such series as 'The Unique Library', 'Choice Readings. Books suitable for presents, etc.', 'Universal Library of Standard Authors', 'Blackwood's Edition of the Poets', 'Library of Thoughtful Books' and 'Choice Books for Young Persons'. See Image.…

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 26 | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 26 | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

6 + [1]pp., 8vo. In fair condition, aged and worn, with slight damp staining at head. The report, by 'G. R. Dawson, Chairman', is on pp.1-5; p.6 carries resolutions 'Extracted from the Minutes, | James Marshall, Secretary.' Much of the report is taken up with 'a Qui tam Action [.] brought by the Bank of Ireland against the Provincial Bank [.] the object of the Bank of Ireland in that Action, was to question the right of the Provincial Bank to exchange its Notes in Dublin; a right which, from the commencement of business until that time, it had exercised without challenge'. The final page of the report carries a financial statement. Scarce: no copy either on OCLC WorldCat or on COPAC.…

18 pages used, 4to, copies on flimsy paper of outgoing letters signed "James Nisbet & Co.", poor condition, front cover detached, one page detached and damaged, otherwise text complete and legible. Correspondents include a number of Reverends, inc. foreign. Subjects: (1850) They tell author ("Lecture") that his work will be in an edition of 3000 and that he has a large credit balance with them, anticipating how much profit he will make on "each succeeding thousand" (£25), the price. "It is a very handsome volume and, in fact, does the publishers no discredit"; a meeting of a Mr Turner's creditors; price levels and the need to reduce to sell; negotiations; creditors in "Mr Cork's affair"; their "claim against the Rev. A.J. Hudson"; tardy acceptance of an order (South African customer); acknowledgment of payment; prices of bibles influenced by the bindings - he lists examples including "Royal Folio Bible Dble pica Type with [Apoc?] at 5gns"; arrangement of dispatch of periodicals (reporting the "North American as out of print", the Galignani to be sent directly from Paris); discussion of "gratuitous help" in the formation of a correspondent's library; they offer to reduce a debt greatly to help a customer who has experienced a serious loss; [corresondent not identified but same as first copy letter above] they cannot accurately state printing costs without the manuscript, but give a detailed estimate: "Supposing the work to be similar to yr second series of Lectures we should say in round [underlined] figures the cost of 1000 copies wd be about £100 - leaving £10 or £11 to cover the expense of correction & advertising". He suggests that the whole edition would make £160 at 5/- ("without deduction for copies for Review &c") but warns him that he should not look for more than £40 profit. He outlines another scenario (1500 copies, expenses of distribution) and concludes with their wish to purchase the copyright and "taking the risk of an edition", and a postscript giving terms (10% for them after trade price considered - "25 or 24 @ 3/7"); they sent a catalogue to [Dr Taylor, Madras] and give terms - order with remittance, discount of 25% over £10, welcoming lsarge export orders for anything but law books; they ask [David D. Scott" to return the MS. "Tetraphonia by Da Costa" with as much of the translation which has ben completed; comment on the Preface to the MS. "God in Disease [to James F. Duncan; published by Nisbet in 1851], saying that the subject is not so much "in [their] department" to offer more favourable terms and want to stick with "half risk and half profit" with the proviso on future editions that they could change the terms. They recommend it be printed "any where but in Dublin" (Duncan's home city); (1859) [To Patrick Beaton re. "Creole and Coolies; or, Five Years in Mauritius" (pub. 1859; reprinted 1971) they make points in response to complaints, firstly that they did not print more than 500 copies but "to place the matter beyond all controversy" they have written to the printer. Secondly, a second edition would be expensive for various reasons (inc. engraving the vignette, charging for corrections), Thirdly, they discuss an error with a section of his MS.apologetically and ask to be informed of any other changes; [also to Patrick Beaton]; they are sending payment for the "[retranslation?] of thirty seven pages of MSS of a German Work". One copy letter is signed "James [Batton?]" indicating the writer of all.…