Genesis publications ltd (23 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. Hard cover, with unclipped dust jacket, both in very good condition. Light shelf and handling wear, including tanning and minor creasing and wear to cover edges, corners and folds. Colours vivid. Boards are in fine condition, pages tightly bound and content unmarked. CN. Used. …

Hardback. Zustand: Fine. First Edition. Hardback. Dust Jacket. 8vo. Original publisher's red cloth, lettered gilt at the spine. Signed presentation from the author on the half title page, "with the author's best wishes, Kay Williamson." ISBN: 0904351351 Pages: 230 Fine in fine dust jacket. Signedes.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Six-String Stories | Clapton Eric | Buch | Genesis Publications | Gebunden | Englisch | 2021 | Genesis Publications LTD-Hub Only | EAN 9781905662685 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition, Limited Edition. FRYER, John (intro. Stephen Walters). The Voyage of the Bounty Launch: John Fryer's Narrative. Guildford: Genesis Publications, 1979. Octavo. Half blue polished calf and marbled paper boards. Spine with raised bands and gilt-decorated compartments, titled in gilt. Edges speckled blue. Hand-sewn. 42 pp. introductory text, followed by unpaginated facsimile pages reproducing Fryer's manuscript in full. Wood-engraved frontispiece, one further wood engraving, six wood-engraved drawings in the text, and a large folding map of the voyage of the Bounty's launch. Housed in matching slipcase. Limited edition. Limited to 500 numbered copies, this being number 471. Signed by Stephen Walters on the limitation page. Bookplate of Milton Whitmont to front free endpaper. Facsimile of the manuscript held in the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. The Voyage of the Bounty Launch is a wonderfully descriptive account by John Fryer, Master of the Bounty, of the mutiny and subsequent voyage in the open boat, after being cast adrift with Bligh by Christian and his fellow mutineers. This beautifully produced limited edition book is a facsimile of the manuscript held in the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich. It is hand-sewn and half bound in calf leather with marbled boards and sprinkled page edges. The facsimile is accompanied by a 42-page introductory text by Stephen Walters, the authority on the life of Bligh. This copy bears the provenance of the Whitmont family in the bookplate of Milton Whitmont. The Whitmont family are documented among Australian collectors and have been the subject of scholarly study. Their library of exploration and Pacific history is well-known the be among the best collections within Australia. Fine. Volume fine, presents beautifully. Slipcase shows some markings and imperfections. Signed by Author(s).…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition, Limited Edition. BLIGH, William (preface Admiral of the Fleet, the Earl Mountbatten of Burma; intro. Stephen Walters & D. G. C. Allan). The Log of H.M.S. Providence, 1791-1793. Guildford: Genesis Publications, 1976. Thick Folio. Half brown polished calf and green buckram cloth. Front cover with vignette of the breadfruit plant in gilt. Spine with raised bands, gilt-decorated compartments, titled in gilt on dark brown Morocco panel. Green speckled edges. Marbled endpapers. 951 pp. Colour collotype frontispiece reproducing Sydney Parkinson's breadfruit watercolour, with tissue guard. Five folding maps. Numerous black and white illustrations and facsimiles throughout. Complete reproduction of John Ellis's A Description of the Mangostan and the Breadfruit (1775); notes on the breadfruit plant by David Bellamy OBE. Limited edition. Limited to 500 numbered copies, this being number 483. Bookplate of Milton Whitmont to front free endpaper. Facsimile of the manuscript held in the National Archives, Kew. Two years after the mutiny that cast him adrift in an open boat, William Bligh (1754-1817) returned to the Pacific to complete the mission the Bounty had failed to accomplish: the transport of breadfruit saplings from Tahiti to the West Indies, where it was hoped the fast-growing, calorie-dense fruit could provide cheap and reliable food for enslaved plantation workers. This second voyage, in command of HMS Providence accompanied by the armed tender Assistant, ran from 1791 to 1793 and succeeded entirely where the first attempt had ended in disaster and mutiny — Bligh delivered his breadfruit plants to St Vincent and Jamaica without incident, vindicating both his seamanship and, to whatever extent such things can be vindicated, his character. The Providence voyage carries an additional and poignant historical weight: Bligh's log records his own attempts, made along the way, to trace the fate and whereabouts of Fletcher Christian and the Bounty mutineers, noting with evident astonishment the reports reaching him of Christian's return to Tahiti in the Bounty itself, "to the very great astonishment of the Natives." The log is thus simultaneously the record of a successful and largely uneventful transport mission and a document of Bligh's continuing, unresolved reckoning with the mutiny that had defined his earlier career and his public reputation. This Genesis Publications facsimile edition, reproduced from Bligh's original manuscript log held in the National Archives at Kew, is accompanied by a substantial scholarly and botanical apparatus: the complete reproduction of John Ellis's 1775 treatise on the breadfruit and mangosteen, contemporary notes on the breadfruit plant by the naturalist and broadcaster David Bellamy, and introductory essays by Stephen Walters, the recognised authority on Bligh's life, and D. G. C. Allan. The preface is contributed by Admiral of the Fleet, the Earl Mountbatten of Burma — a figure whose own distinguished naval career and lifelong engagement with British maritime history make him a fitting voice to introduce Bligh's second and more successful Pacific command. This copy bears the provenance of the Whitmont family in the bookplate of Milton Whitmont. The Whitmont family are documented among Australian collectors and have been the subject of scholarly study. Their library of exploration and Pacific history is well-known the be among the best collections within Australia. Fine. Some very faint markings along edges of text block. Binding fine, well preserved. Slipcase shows only mild shelf wear. Please note: This is a large and heavy volume. Additional postage costs may apply. If so, we will contact you after purchase.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition Special Edition. Deluxe, signed limited edition, 332 of 350 bound in full black leather. In 1975, the Rolling Stones documented their mammoth 40-show American tour - T.O.T.A 75 - in its entirety. Their trusted friend, Christopher Sykes, was brought along to create a visual and written record of their journey. Travelling with the band in a specially commissioned aircraft called the Starship, Sykes was a constant companion to the band for the entirety of the tour. His photographs, diary entries, and daily newsletters will give you a front-row seat on the Starship, a backstage pass for prep with the band, and along with the members during their activities. This handmade, leatherbound book and boxed set is the result of these efforts: an official, limited edition publication overseen by the members of the band themselves. Inside you will find a large archived of previously-unseen photographs, a personal diary, and a collection of tour memorabilia - including backstage passes and hotel keys. First Deluxe Edition. Guildford: Genesis Publications LTD., 2006. Large 4to. (36x31cm). Original black publisher's leather in decorative solander case. This deluxe edition contains an additional photo of Mick Jagger signed by Sykes, as well as the signatures of Sykes and Ridge within the book. Also included is a facsimile of the "Starship" 12-page promotional brochure illustrating and describing the aircraft on which the tour was travelled. Alongside this, two replica hotel room keys and 40 backstage passes are housed in compartments within the solander case. Fine. Impeccably preserved inside solander case. All contents collated and complete, including extra items such as keys and passes. Solander case has some minor markings here and there. Please note: This item is large and/or heavy. It may require additional postage costs to be paid. If so, we will contact you after purchase. Signed by Author(s).…

Hardcovers in slip cases. Zustand: Very Good++. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: no dj, as issued, in slipcases. Editions ltd to 500. The handwritten, extensive journal in facsimile. Adelaide, Guildford, Surrey, England, Genesis Publications Limited, in association with Rigby Limited, 1980, Leather-bound Hardcover in slipcases Edition ltd to 500, VERY GOOD ++ Guildford, Adelaide, Genesis Publications Limited, in association with Rigby Limited, Guildford, Surrey, England, 1980 [10], 616pp, [8]; [8], 732pp, [10], Marbled endpapers, all edges gilt. Publisher's matching black cloth slipcases. With a commentary by A. M. Lysaght' and preface by H.R.H Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh, signed 'Phillip. Slipcases with very light shelf wear, bindings with light shadows, pages FINE. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition. First edition, number 682 of 2000 copies; Genesis Publications 2012. Signed by both Bowie and Sukita to the limitation page. English and Japanese photo essay charting the collaboration between the singer and photographer; lavishly illustrated with photographs; silvered text block; with specially manufactured 7-inch vinyl of Bowie's song It's No Game (parts I and II) in pocket at rear of the book. Housed in a slipcase, with the dust bag; excellent condition. Signed by Author(s). …

[Rock photo-documentary] COLLECTOR EDITION, signed by Olivia Harrison. Folio (36 x 27cm), pp.306. Number 1898 of 2500 copies. Publisher's decorative padded cloth binding, housed in a silk-screen printed clamshell box. Inside a pocket in the box are four laminated back-stage passes and an original concert programme from the Royal Albert Hall, November 29th 2002. The 28-page commemorative booklet is printed on art paper, bound in an embossed cover and fastened with an orange silk ribbon. Original synopsis and certificate tucked in. Fine, in a very near fine clamshell. The official limited edition celebrating the life of George Harrison, with contributions from Michael Palin, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Eric Idle, Ravi Shankar and many more. Illustrated with hundreds of rare photos of George throughout his life. Signed.…

First edition. Signed by the author. 'Collector' limited edition of 2,500, of which this is 1,032. Publisher's original brown leather with blind stamped titles to the spine and a Ringo Starr postcard onlay to the upper board. Housed in a red metal box designed to look like a post box. Containing facsimiles of the both sides of 53 postcards sent by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison to Ringo Starr tipped in on black, photo album style pages, each with annotations from Ringo explaining the postcards and what was going on in his life at that time. Also included are an envelope of postcards and a sheet of specially designed stamps. A very good copy, the binding firm, some rubbing and scuffing to soft leather as usual and a little rubbing to the postcard on the upper board. The contents are fine, bright, clean and complete. Slight rubbing to the extremities of the metal box. Signed in blue ink by Ringo Starr on the limitation page. The playful presentation of this unique and intimate volume brings the sense of fun seen in the postcards into the book itself. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. All items are catalogued by humans. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. Signed by Author(s).…

First edition, first printing. Signed by the author. Limited edition. Publisher's original quarter black leather with brown paper covered boards, lettering to front cover in red, lettering in gilt to the spine. Illustrated throughout with photographs by George Bodner, Jim Cummins, Ian Dickinson, Carl L. Dunn, Robert Ellis, Harry Goodwin, Ross Halfin, Laurens van Houten, Jim Marshall, Paul Natkin, Terry O'Neill, Gilbert Nencioli, Barry Plummer, Ron Pownall, Chuck Pulin, Micheal Putland, Jean-Louis Rancurel, Christian Rose, Chris Walter, Barrie Wentzell, Michael Zagaris and Neil Zlozower. Foreword by Pete Townsend. Texts by Glyn Johns, Ross Halfin, Matt Kent. Issued with a 'Live At Leeds' compact disc, in the original sleeve and tucked into a pocket inside the front cover. Housed in the original illustrated slipcase. Issued in a limited edition of 1,500 copies of which this is hand numbered 723 and signed by Ross Halfin. This example, formally in the collection of a music executive, has the addition of five original photographs (taken by the previous owner) of The Who in concert, backstage, and Keith Moon at a bar. Also included is a 'Maximum Who' postcard featuring a 1966 photograph by Colin Jones, signed by the acclaimed photographer in black ink, and the publisher's prospectus for this title. A fabulous book offered here with some unique additional material. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. All items are catalogued by humans. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. Signed by Author(s). …

First edition, first printing. Deluxe Issue. Signed by the author. Quarto. Publisher's quarter purple leather with aluminium boards silkscreened in orange and pink fluorescent inks, orange lettering to the spine. All edges in prismatic silver. Housed in a full black leather box silkscreened with six flourescent guitar strings. Illustrated with over 300 photographs in colour and black and white throughout. Multi-coloured silk ribbons. A fine copy, the binding square and tight, clean and bright, inside and out. Complete with the black leather box, pocket inside the lid containing a photographic print, signed by Rolling Stone Magazine photographer Baron Wolman in an orange sleeve (only present in this deluxe edition). This is number 333 of 350 copies of the deluxe edition, signed by Ross Halfin, Brad Tolinski and Aerosmith lead guitarist Joe Perry. There was also a simultaneous issue of 1400 'collectors' copies without the signed print or the signature of Joe Perry. A typically beautiful and weighty Genesis production which, with commentary from Noel Redding, Mitch Mitchell, Eric Clapton, Ronnie Wood, Aerosmith's Joe Perry and Jimi himself, claims to be the most comprehensive visual memoir of Hendrix ever published. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. All items are catalogued by humans. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. Signed by Author(s).…

[Rock photo-documentary] COLLECTOR EDITION, signed by Olivia Harrison. Folio, pp.306. Number 1604 of 2500 copies. Publisher's decorative padded cloth binding, housed in a silk-screen printed clamshell box. Inside a pocket in the box are four laminated back-stage passes and an original concert programme from the Royal Albert Hall, November 29th 2002. The 28-page commemorative booklet is printed on art paper, bound in an embossed cover and fastened with an orange silk ribbon. A fine, as new copy, housed in the original card mailer. The official limited edition celebrating the life of George Harrison, with contributions from Michael Palin, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Eric Idle, Ravi Shankar and many more. Illustrated with hundreds of rare photos of George throughout his life. Signed.…

First edition. Signed by David Steen and Roger Moore. Deluxe limited edition, this being 296 of 350. Publisher's original silver leather with orange titles to the spine and upper and lower boards. Pasted onto the front cover is a replica transparency mount in acetate and card, featuring The Beatles. All edges are silver foiled. Housed in an orange and clear plastic slipcase. Included is an acetate bookmark designed to look like a roll of film. An excellent fine copy, the binding square and tight, the contents clean and bright throughout. This deluxe edition includes an additional, exclusive print of Rod Stewart. Presented in a yellow drawstring bag bearing the title in black, which has some staining near the opening. Inscribed by David Steen in black ink on the title page "For Alex / I hope you enjoy this book / as much as I have enjoyed / spending time with these "Heroes & Villains" David x". With the signature of David Steen in white on the limitation page and signed by Roger Moore in blue ink on the deluxe edition bookplate overleaf. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. All items are catalogued by humans. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. …

First edition. Signed by Olivia Harrison. Deluxe limited edition, this being number 296 of just 350 copies. Publisher's original orange half leather with orange cloth featuring gilt title and a blue stamped mandala design to the upper board and gilt title to the spine. All edges gilt. Illustrated with black and white and colour photographs throughout. With contributions from Paul Theroux, Eric Clapton, Joe Brown, Terry Gilliam, Tom Hanks, Ringo Starr, Ravi Shankar, Eric Idle, Gary Brooker, Olivia and Dhani Harrison, and many more. Housed in a silk-screened orange cloth-covered, padded folding solander box with gilt titles to the upper board and spine. Inside a pocket in the box is an original Concert For George programme from the Royal Albert Hall bound in an embossed cover and fastened with an orange silk ribbon; as well as four laminated back-stage passes, a poster with facsimile signatures of many of the musicians involved, and two hand-signed prints by Jill Furmanovsky and Richard Young. An excellent fine copy, the binding square and tight, the contents bright and clean throughout. Signed by Olivia Harrison on the limitation page. This beautifully presented book was created alongside the Concert For George at The Royal Albert Hall on November 29th 2002, which brought together some of the world's finest performers for an unprecedented night of celebration. Rock stars, comedians and classical musicians took the stage at the stagel in perfect harmony, united by one thing: a love for their friend George Harrison whose earthly life came to an end exactly one year before. Through anecdotes, dedications, and hundreds of rare photographs, this book reveals story of George Harrison, from his early days right through to the tribute concert that celebrated his life, told by the people that love him. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. All items are catalogued by humans. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers.…

First edition, number 1,070 of 1,750 copies signed by the photographer. Pleased to Meet You brings together an extraordinary collection of Putland's archival photographs of the Stones, documenting over a decade of their performances, kicking off with their 1972 world tour. As tour photographer, Putland had backstage access and captures the intimacy of moments offstage as well as the showmanship. Quarto. Photographic illustrations throughout. Original quarter black morocco, spine and front cover lettered in orange, roundel photograph of Keith Richards to front cover, illustrated endpapers, all edges silver. Housed in the original silk-screened solander box with die-cut window. A fine copy. …

First edition, first printing, number 119 of 250 deluxe copies, from a total edition of 650 signed by Halfin, and with a numbered giclée print on heavyweight Photo Rag paper, also signed by Halfin. Highly regarded in the field of rock music, this book is a collection of esoteric photographs taken by Ross in quiet moments, often while on tour with major bands. Quarto. Full page photographs throughout by Halfin. Original full grey leather, lettering and design in gilt and silver, all edges gilt, housed in the publisher's illustrated folding case, lettering to front cover in silver. Fine condition.…

First edition, first printing, number 119 of 1,750 copies signed by the photographer. Before their 1972 world tour, the Rolling Stones chose Putland as their official tour photographer. His photographs are reproduced in this volume. They form a striking record, with Putland often mere feet away from the musicians onstage and capturing private moments backstage. Quarto. Illustrated throughout with Putland's photography; printed on 200 gsm matt art acid-free paper. Original quarter black morocco, lettering to spine and front cover in orange, roundel picture of Keith Richards to front cover, all edges silver. Housed in the original illustrated cloth box. All in fine condition.…

First edition, number 815 of 2,000 copies signed by Dominique Tarlé. This work reveals for the first time the complete body of photographs taken by Tarlé during his stay with Keith Richards and Anita Pallenberg at Villa Nellcôte in the summer of 1971, photographing the Stones during their six-month stint in the south of France while they recorded tracks for one of their most iconic albums, Exile on Main St. Quarto. Illustrated throughout with 280 photographic illustrations. Original yellow quarter leather over blue cloth boards, lettering to spine in black, inlaid label on front board, photographic endpapers, edges gilt. Housed in the publisher's illustrated photomontage slipcase. Slight rubbing to top of leather, otherwise a fine copy in a fine slipcase.…

First edition, first printing, number 230 of 350 deluxe copies, from a total edition of 1,965, signed by Ronnie Wood, with a numbered giclée print signed by Wood, and several facsimile ephemera, including night club tickets, a poster, and a photograph. Within the clamshell box is a pullout tray holding a 45 rpm record featuring How Can It Be?, together with the trade hardback edition of the diary and a promotional poster and flyer. Wood's diary was kept during the year 1965, when he had just joined his first group, The Birds. Octavo. Original brown calf, lettering to front cover and spine gilt, all edges gilt, grey patterned endpapers. Housed in original pictorial clamshell box and blue cloth bag. With original cardboard packing box. Book lightly rubbed to edges, everything else fine.…

First edition, out of series from an edition of 2,000 copies signed by Dominique Tarlé, this a review copy. This work reveals for the first time the complete body of photographs taken by Tarlé during his stay with Keith Richards and Anita Pallenberg at Villa Nellcôte in the summer of 1971, photographing the Stones during their six-month stint in the south of France while they recorded tracks for one of their most iconic albums, Exile on Main St. Quarto. Illustrated throughout with 280 photographic illustrations. Original yellow quarter leather over blue cloth boards, spine lettered in black, inlaid label on front board, photographic endpapers, edges gilt. Housed in the publisher's illustrated photomontage slipcase. Minimal rubbing to slipcase, otherwise a fine copy. …

4to. dj. 1st Edition. First edition, limited issue of 2,000 signed and numbered copies (this is #1908), black calf version. 4to. I, Me, Mine was The Beatles' lead guitarist George Harrison's musical memoir, originally published in 1980 as a hand-bound, limited edition book by Genesis Publications. Opening with a foreword by Derek Taylor, it was profusely illustrated throughout with vintage photographs and color facsimiles of Harrison's autograph song lyrics, and issued in a variety of different leather bindings, including light and dark brown, light and dark green, black, and a small variety of 23 other colors (this copy is bound in black, and additionally holds a typed mimeograph letter from the publisher). Perhaps unsurprisingly, the 2,000 signed copies quickly sold out. John Lennon - who would be murdered in December 1980 just a few months after the book's release - took offense with Harrison's text, stating, "I was hurt by it . By glaring omission in the book, my influence on his life is absolutely zilch and nil . I'm not in the book." (He was, in fact, mentioned several times.) Harrison later responded to Lennon's comments in a December 1987 television interview, noting "[Lennon] was annoyed 'cause I didn't say that he'd written one line of this song 'Taxman.' But I also didn't say how I wrote two lines of 'Come Together' or three lines of 'Eleanor Rigby,' you know? I wasn't getting into any of that. I think, in the balance, I would have had more things to be niggled with him about than he would have had with me" Half-bound black calf and cloth, decorative guitar stamped on front in gilt with inlaid red calf; stamped in gilt on spine with additional red calf inlay; all edges gilt; decorative musical score endpapers; illustrated throughout with photographs and facsimile song lyrics, with one fold-out; ribbon marker bound in; publisher's typed mimeograph letter held loosely at front; in plain paper dust jacket, torn at spine ridges, with leather offsetting front and back; in publisher's original black buckram slipcase with printed label First edition, limited issue of 2,000 signed and numbered copies (this is #1908), black calf version. Signed. …

Zustand: Near Fine. Signed Limited First Edition. Limited first edition, number 666 of 2,000 copies signed by Beatle George Harrison and Derek Taylor. x, 544 pp. Publisher's brown half calf binding over cloth boards, all edges gilt, housed in brown paper cover slipcase with paper title label. Near Fine with light wear to leather and rubbing to letting, faint musty odor to contents. Slipcase lightly worn and with several faint spots of foxing to title label. Written by Taylor and edited and annotated by Harrison, who also wrote the forward. Taylor served as The Beatles' publicist, and was one of several people who earned the moniker "The Fifth Beatle." A lovely piece of music memorabilia, most notably signed by "the Quiet Beatle," whose work solo and with the group was consistently ambitious and often experimental. Signed.…