ullman anne (5 Ergebnisse)

13x18cm, [8pp]. With two illustrations by Eric Ravilious, one in colour. Sewn into a yellow card cover, title printed in black to the front. Fine. FPE161.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Ravilious, Eric (illustrator). First Edition. Limited edition, one of 750 copies, oblong 4to, 300 pp. A truly splendid publication from Simon Lawrence at his Fleece Press. 200 illustrations, including 150 colour plates. Gilt titled spine, light blue cloth with a paper label to upper cover and contained in a custom made scarlet cloth-covered slipcase (volume originally issued without a slipcase). An important and seminal work on Ravilious. 284pp. Prospectus booklet laid in. FP55 & FPE128.

One of 650 copies of a two-volume book for sale, with an additional 100 given to the many contributors. Companion volumes to 'Ravilious at War'. Publisher's original range and red cloth, lettered gilt to the spines and housed in the original slipcase. Oblong Folio. pp. [1-8] 9-523 [blank] [limitation page][3 blank], illustrated comprehensively throughout with reproductions of Ravilious's work. A Fine set in a Fine slipcase.

Cloth. Zustand: Very Good Indeed. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. Charles Anthony Voight (illustrator). First edition. A charming collection of romance novels from female authors, with the original dust wrappers. Ten volumes. Scarce works. A collection of exciting romance novels. This set includes: The Line's Engaged, 1920. First UK edition. Written by Albert Edward Ullman, an American author. Illustrated by Charles Anthony Voight, an American cartoonist known for the comic strip "Betty". With frontispiece and twenty plates. Collated complete. Once in Vienna, 1943. First UK edition. Written by Hedwig Vicki Baum, an Austrian writer who achieved international success. Translated by Felice and Alan Martin Harvey, British writers and translators. The Broken Circle, 1946. Dated from the British Library. Written by Joy Langton, a British author. There is Always Tomorrow, 1946. First edition. Written by Norah Cordner James, a prolific English novelist whose first book "Sleeveless Errand" was ruled obscene. Meeting in Mexico, 1952. Dated from the British Library. Written by Virginia Lintern, an American author. Rough Road to Paradise, 1952. Written by Nan Sharpe, a Scottish Modernist writer and poet best known for her memoir "The Living Mountain." The Vengeful Heart, 1953. Written by Roberta Leigh, the pen-name of Rita Lewin, a British author, artist, composer, and television producer known for her romance and children's novels. Rally Round the Flag, Boys, 1959. Written by Max Shulman, an American writer and humorist best known for his short story character Dobie Gillis. Doctor Di at the Cross-Roads, 1961. Written by Anne Winton, a British author and poet. Put Back the Clock, 1962. Written by Denise Robins, a prolific English romance novelist and the first ever President of the Romantic Novelists' Association. In the original full cloth binding. Externally, very smart with light shelf wear to the extremities. Original dust wrappers are unclipped and very smart with light shelf wear and minor chipping to the extremities. The odd crease or small closed tear. Light sunning to the spines and the odd mark to the board. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are very bright and clean with the odd spot. Light spotting to the first and last few pages of Meeting in Mexico. Library bookplate to the front endpaper of Doctor Di at the Cross-Roads. Very Good Indeed. book.

Vintage one sheet poster for the US release of the 1959 Canuxploitation film. Jack Betts investigates his brother's death after being fed a hamburger with ground glass from a group of beatniks, which leads him to a bongo coffeeshop where a young Peter Falk, in his second feature film role, spouts beatnick philosophy and supplies drugs to the patrons. 27 x 41 inches. Folded as issued. Very Good plus, with the center folds starting.