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Featured item:
Scarce Beatles Poster
[Liverpool]: [City of Liverpool], [1974]. Single sheet. 20" x 28 7/8" Fine, with original fold creases.
This rarely seen poster of the Beatles was part of a promotional package commissioned by the City of Liverpool in 1974 to promote tourism based on the Beatles. Though the Beatles had been broken up for four years by the Liverpool began promoting Beatles tourism, it is now a significant part of their local economy.
There is no artist credited on this psychedelic piece.
Offered by Back Creek Books and found in "Occasional List 2021."
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Seventy Original Fashion Drawings [Circa mid-1950s]
Original artwork. Each measuring approximately 7" x 10". Gouache on stiff paper. Fine. A collection of 70 full-color drawings of women’s summer apparel and swim wear from an unknown 1950s fashion designer likely used for either reference during production or for use in a catalog. The majority of the images consist of the sketched outlines of women with their garments painted; most in great detail with stripes, fabric textures, and the popular step-and-repeat motifs of the times, such as sail boats, flowers, fish, etc. The clothing styles and one particular design featuring flags suggest a European fashion house, possibly in Austria or Monaco. A number of the drawings include background details, some in color, and one example is fully painted. Of additional note is an illustration of a woman modeling an early bikini and another showing a man in a two-piece swimsuit. All the paintings are skillfully done, though slight variations in style suggests they may have been created by more than one artist. A beautiful collection of original, full-color fashion illustrations from mid-20th Century Europe.
Offered by Between the Covers Rare Books and found in "Catalog 250: Women."
BIOMED RARE BOOKS
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MARILYN BRAITERMAN
Featured item:
LASKE, OSKAR. DIE ARCHE NOAH.
Vienna: Anton Schroll (circa 1925). Oblong 4to, color pictorial boards bound as a leporello (i.e., sheets hinged together, accordion-style). Minor stain to upper front cover but clean and bright. Twelve vivid, highly colored, humorous chromolithographs mounted on heavy board. The narrative flows continuously on both sides of the boards: animals coming to the ark in one direction and leaving on the other. Oskar Laske (1874-1951) was a Viennese architect, painter, illustrator, and stage designer. He belonged to the three major Viennese art associations of the first half of the 20th century: from 1907, a member of the Hagenbund; from 1924, the Vienna Secession; and from 1928 the Künstlerhaus Vienna.
Offered by Marilyn Braiterman, and found in "Fall Miscellany."
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CAROLINIANA
Featured item:
In The Service Of The Queen Of The Queen Officers Of Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps.
NOTTINGHAM: PRINTED FOR H.M. STATIONERY OFFICE BY THOS. FORMAN & SONS LTD, 1956.
Stapled booklet measuring 8 x 5”, 15 pp. An informational booklet about service in Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps, with info on short service commissions, permanent commissions, eligibility, how to apply, etc. An attractive copy with hint of soiling to covers, recruitment center stamp to front cover.
Offered by Caroliniana and found in "E-list on Women in the Military."
JAMES CUMMINS BOOKSELLER
DEWOLFE & WOOD
LES ENLUMINURES
Featured item:
Missal
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment with Hufnagelschrift musical notation
Northwestern Germany (likely Cologne), 1420.
A large, very handsome Missal that still retains its original full-page illumination of the Crucifixion by a Cologne artist following in the tradition of the Master of St. Veronica. Made for the Church of St. Severinus in Erpel on the Rhine, the date and circumstances of its origin are detailed in a lengthy note. This volume served the parishioners there for centuries, and almost every page includes evidence of these many years of use. Of particular interest to historians of the liturgy and medieval music are the numerous passages with musical notation, include an extensive section (19 folios) of Mass Sequences.
Offered by Les Enluminures and found in "Text Manuscripts Fall Update 2021."
EVENING STAR BOOKS
Featured item:
Hofstadter, Richard.
The Paranoid Style in American Politics and Other Essays.
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1965. First edition. 8vo. Bound in blue cloth with author’s initials in a circle bordered by an eagle and crossed olive branches, all stamped in gilt on the front board, red horizontal bars and twin rules and lettering in gilt on the spine, publisher’s device stamped in red on the rear board; light orange topstain. Price of $5.95 on the front jacket flap. Includes an index and extensive footnotes. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. A Near Fine book with a small ding to the center of the front board in a Very Good lightly edge-worn dust jacket with a small tear to the center of the front panel and some mild toning to the rear panel. The title essay is a modern classic exploring the conspiratorial view of the world that has overtaken portions of American society at various periods throughout American history, an essay that remains insightful and relevant to this day. “The Paranoid Style in American Politics” was delivered as a lecture at Oxford in 1963, and the essay first appeared in abridged form in Harper’s Magazine in November 1964. This is its first appearence in book form, unabridged.
Offered by Evening Star Books and found in "October 2021."
ARTHUR FOURNIER FINE & RARE
Featured item:
Illus. by "RAM" (Héctor Ramirez Bolaños). "1a Gran Carrera de Meseros" [Collection of 4 posters].
Mexico: Acmex, 1957. Four richly inked color posters advertising waiter's races in Mexico. Folio. [30 x 39.5 cm and smaller] Surface marks, old folds, edge wear, and light soiling. Still bright and attractive. Loose as issued.
The four posters advertise races in the following locations: Acapulco, Febrero 17 de 1957 ; Veracruz, Abril 20 de 1957 ; Monterrey, Junio 30 de 1957 ; Puebla, Noviembre 20 de 1957, each with an illustration by Héctor Ramirez Bolaños printed in vibrant colors. While the origins of the waiters' race or "course des serveurs" likely dates to 19th century France, the event has proven immensely popular in Latin America. We can find no record of the present posters online, and no listings for materials associated with "1a Gran Carrera de Meseros" in OCLC.
Offered by Arthur Fournier Fine & Rare and found in "Arte Graphica Latinx Americana."
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Featured item:
Evidence 1944-1994 (Signed First Edition)
AVEDON, Richard, Jane Livingston and Adam Gopnik.
New York: Random House, 1994. First edition. Softcover. The simultaneous paperback issue. 183 pages. Edited by Mary Shanahan. A monograph published on the occasion of an exhibition at the Whitney Museum that traveled to Minneapolis. A fifty-year retrospective look at Avedon's long career. Features essays by Jane Livingston and Adam Gopnik. Includes many of Avedon's most iconic images along with many lesser seen ones as well. A clean and tight near fine copy in wrappers with a bit of toning to the top edge of the front panel and spine. Includes a laid in complimentary admission ticket and the 12 page exhibition catalog. Signed and nicely inscribed by Avedon. Additionally this copy has been signed and inscribed by Ronald Fischer at his photograph. Fischer was originally featured in, while covered with bees, "In The American West." Also includes a fine copy of the original shopping bag for the show.
Offered by Jeff Hirsch Books and found in "E-list 188."
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Featured item:
Buckeye Force Water Pumps Fight House Fire Victorian Trade Card.
5.75”x3.5”. Some soil and wear, corner creases, removed from a scrapbook with glue points in the text side.
Offered by Joslin Hall Rare Books and found in "Catalog 415: 19th Century Technology."
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(OPTICAL VIEW.) Gustus. Le Goût. Il Gusto. Der Geschmack.
Augusburg: Georg Balthasar Probst, c.1780. Framed: 48cm x 58cm; unframed: 35cm x 49cm.
A beautiful and fine optical print representing “Taste” as one of the five senses. Optical prints, sometimes called perspective prints, were used both for unaided viewing, as well as in conjunction with a viewing machine such as the zograscope, or the more fanciful perspective boxes and peepshows. Sometimes the prints were also transformed through pinpricking and backlighting. Our print has the classic elements of a zograscope print: the title at the top is in reverse (to then appear correctly when reflected in the zograscope mirror and seen by the viewer). At the bottom, the title is spelled out in four different languages (these prints were traded throughout Europe). These words are written from left to right so that they could be viewed by the person setting up the zograscope for the viewer, and for the audience standing around watching the entertainment, but not actually viewing at the lense. Such prints were very popular throughout Europe and the United States and were a means for people to know about exotic places, as well as foreign news and events. During the 18th century, zograscopes were used by traveling showmen performing on the street, as well as wealthy households who used it as a form of parlor entertainment. In very good condition with fine contemporary coloring.
Offered by Ben Kinmont, Bookseller and found in "On Banquets and the Art of the Table, 1581-2006."
JOHN W. KNOTT, JR., BOOKSELLER
Featured item:
THE [complete] LUCKY STARR SERIES: DAVID STARR: SPACE RANGER, LUCKY STARR AND THE PIRATES OF THE ASTEROIDS, LUCKY STARR AND THE OCEANS OF VENUS, LUCKY STARR AND THE BIG SUN OF MERCURY, LUCKY STARR AND THE MOONS OF JUPITER, LUCKY STARR AND THE RINGS OF SATURN. (6 volumes).
Asimov, Isaac [Paul French].
Boston: Twayne Publishers [Gregg Press], [1978]. Octavo, cloth. Later editions. First editions by this publisher. First published by Doubleday as by "Paul French," ( pseudonym). The complete Lucky Starr series. New preface by Isaac Asimov. Foxing to page edges, a nearly fine set in nearly fine dust jackets with some moderate shelf wear to extremities of some volumes and some foxing to the verso of the jackets.
Offered by John W. Knott, Jr., Bookseller and found in "New Arrivals (Nov. 23, 2021)."
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Featured item:
Canton's Great Tragedy: The Murder of George D. Saxton, Together with a History of the Arrest and Trial of Annie E. George, Charged with the Murder. With Biographical Sketches of George D. Saxton and Annie E. George. With Illustrations.
[Wooster, OH: Press of Clapper Printing Co., 1899]. [ii], 308 pp. 14 leaves of plates. Illustrations. Octavo (7-1/2" x 5-1/4"). Softbound book in pictorial wrappers. Moderate soiling, rubbing to extremities with wear to spine ends and corners, small hole to front wrapper, moderate browning to text, faint dampstaining to fore-edges of a few leaves near rear of text. $750. * Only edition. "Saxton, who was shot on October 7, 1898, was the brother of Mrs. William McKinley, wife of the President. Mrs. George was acquitted" (McDade). The title page ascribes this book to "Coe," which was the pen name of Albaugh K. Thurlow, a notable Ohio theater owner and manager. OCLC locates 15 copies, 6 outside of Ohio, 2 in law libraries (Harvard, University of Minnesota). McDade, The Annals of Murder 334.
Offered by Lawbook Exchange and found in "American Murders 1773-1901."
DAVID M. LESSER, FINE ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS
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Gumpert, G.: OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG. SONG COMPOSED AND DEDICATED TO HIS EXCELLENCY ABRAHAM LINCOLN. PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. BY G. GUMPERT.
Philadelphia: G. Andre & Co., [1861?]. Sheet music. Folio, 10.5" x 13.75". 5, [1 blank] pp, folded [pp.3-4 loose]. Attractive color lithograph on title leaf of young soldier in military camp holding an American flag, signed in type, 'J. Queen Del. & Lith; P.S. Duval & Son Lith. Philada.' At head of title: '10th Edition.' Light edge wear, light scattered foxing. Poetry and music by G. Gumpert with piano arrangement by F. Losse. Words in English with German translation. First line reads, "Beneath the Stars and Stripes there stand Our sons so nobly brave." Very Good. One of several songs published in 1861 "extolling the American flag," this one by Gumpert [Leepson, Flag: An American Biography, page 108-109]. Printings of this popular work by other publishers also issued during the Civil War. Gustave Edward Gumpert [1835-1882] was born in Germany to Walter H. and Fanny Gumpert. The family immigrated to the United States in 1856; Gustave's father started a cigar business in Philadelphia; Gustave and his brothers ran it after Walter’s 1861 death. Gustave became connected with the Lincoln family during the Civil War and developed a close friendship with son Tad. President Lincoln appointed Gustave as Treasury Agent about 1864, a position he filled for two years before accepting a job as Revenue Collector for the port of Philadelphia. Gustave's friendship with Tad survived long after the President's death. [Gumpert, G. (1955). Tad Lincoln and Gus Gumpert. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society (1908-1984), 48(1), 40–44.] Lester S. Levy Collection of Sheet Music, online collection of the Sheridan Libraries at Johns Hopkins University. Wolf, American Song Sheets
Offered by David M. Lesser, Fine Antiquarian Books and found in "Catalog 185."
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Featured item:
The Game-Players of Titan
by Philip K. Dick
NY: Ace Books, 1963. Paperback. First Edition. Wraps just slight rubbed and darkened with just a bit of lean to the spine and a light crease to the bottom front corner, else a nice copy of this paperback original. Signed by Dick at the bottom of the title page.
Offered by Kenneth Mallory, Bookseller and found in "Rare Editions, Signed Editions."
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Featured item:
Cappaulis (or Cappol), Jacobus de.
Las profundas Revelatiuns.
Scuol, J. Not Gadina 1770. 8vo. 173, [1]p. PRINTED MUSIC THROUGHOUT. Contemporary mottled half-calf and BROKATPAPIER covered boards (rubbed). Only Edition of this ROMANSH VERSE TRANSLATION OF THE APOCALYPSE OF JOHN IN TWENTY-TWO CHANTS ACCOMPANIED BY MUSICAL SCORES for a three-voice choir. The melodies for the tenor and descant face each other in verso-recto openings, while the bass appears beneath them on both pages. Following the verse Apocalypse are Romansh renderings of Christ’s words on the cross, prayers for a devastating local fire in April 1764, and a Judgment Day meditations — a last minute addition barely squeezed onto the last leaf in a much smaller type. The linguistic identity of Romansh was deeply intertwined with the protestant faith in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, the region in which this book was printed. Romansh has been a national language of Switzerland since 1938. The brocade paper sheet features a gunman, a rider with sword-drawn, a gentleman presenting a flower and a ?dancer. I have found two copies of the present work in the U.S. In good condition (scattered light foxing, rear flyleaf torn). ¶RISM, Einzeldrucke CC 917 II,1; Collins, Attempt at a Catalogue of the Library of the Late Prince L.-L. Bonaparte 6077; see Haemmerle’s Buntpapier 631.
Offered by Bruce McKittrick Rare Books and found in "Biblical 1474-1826."
KATE MITAS, BOOKSELLER
Featured item:
Inhalo-Bol. [Printed Inflatable Paper Contraption].
[Paris]: Marque & Modéle Déposés, (n. d.), circa 1940. Approx. 9-1/2 x 3-3/8 at tallest and widest points. Folded brown paper cone-like contraption printed in red and black. Slight wear and creasing, else fine. Very Good.
A "cornet" pharmaceutical contraption not dissimilar from a paper bag without a bottom, meant to soothe breathing difficulties caused by the grippe, bronchitis, rheumatism, etc.
Offered by Kate Mitas, Bookseller and found in "E-list No. 11: A Miscellany."
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THE RANGERS OF THE MOHAWK: A TALE OF CHERRY VALLEY
Ellis, Edward S.:
New York: Beadle and Company, [1863]. 96pp. Frontis. Original pictorial orange wrappers. Minor edge wear, spine lightly worn, tiny chip to upper outer corner of front wrapper. Still, very good plus. Item #WRCAM56536
An interesting entry in the Beadle and Adams Dime Novels series (this is Number 64), centered around the Cherry Valley Massacre and the siege of Fort Schuyler during the American Revolution in 1777. This edition comes from the first series of Dime Novels, a genre that Beadle originated and made vastly popular. JOHANNSEN, BEADLE AND ADAMS I, p.85.
Offered by William Reese Company and found in "Stories They Tell: 30 Works of Historical Fiction."
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Featured item:
MORRIS, Rev. F.O. A History of British Birds.
London: George Bell & Sons, 1870. 4to. 6 volumes. (vii), xii, 303 pp.; (i), iv, 283 pp.; (i), iv, 272 pp; (i), iv, 225 pp.; (i), iv, 247 pp.; (i), iv, 264 pp. plus 8 pages of publisher’s ads dated 1877 at the end of each volume. Original green decorated cloth with gilt title on spine and a different gilt bird on each cover. Pages crisp and clean, stunning colored plates throughout; an attractive set in excellent condition.
Second edition of this impressive set of ornithology history. Morris writes, “The several objects had in view in these volumes have been – First, to collect together, a far as I could, all the known facts respecting the Natural History of each and every British bird, so that my work might contain a greater number of such facts than any previous one. Secondly, to produce at the same time a readable book. Thirdly, to give correct and life-like figures of the several species. And fourthly, to bring out the work at such a price as to place it within the reach of every class, whose taste might happily lead them to the study of Natural History,” (page v).
Morris (1810-1893) paved the path for activists as a cofounder of the Plumage League, a movement to protect birds from the plume trade (the use of feathers in fashion) and was a staunch conservationist. He also deemed his work on natural science an extension of his religious work, believing God wanted him to study and understand ornithology and entomology. Morris was famously anti-Darwin, publishing many pamphlets arguing against Origin.
Offered by Rootenberg Rare Books & Manuscripts and found in "October Acquisitions."
BARRY LAWRENCE RUDERMAN ANTIQUE MAPS, INC.
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Cuthbertson, George Adrian. [Off the Grand Banks.].
N.p., n.d. [Canada: ca. 1930s?]. Acrylic painting on board, approx. 20" x 16", perhaps once framed as there is very minor loss at the side edges; all else very good. Title supplied.
Cuthbertson (1898-1969) was a Canadian marine painter. Along with Paul Caron, Cuthbertson illustrated Blodwen Davies’ book about the Saguenay River, Saguenay, (Toronto, 1930), and he wrote and illustrated Freshwater, a history of the Great Lakes, published by MacMillan, in 1931.
He became a prominent marine painter, exhibiting in major centers in Canada and the United States. His works are found in the collection of the National Archives of Canada, the Canada Steamship Lines Maritime Collection and various North American marine museums.
Offered by Rulon-Miller Books and found in "Recent Acquisitions, November 2, 2021)."
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Featured item:
GOTHIC GAYE
by Don Holliday [Victor J. Banis]
1966. Fifth in the James Bond-esque "Man from C.A.M.P." series, starring Jackie Holmes, a millionaire secret agent who fights homophobia and seduces grateful men wherever he goes. Near fine.
Offered by Type Punch Matrix and found in "Modern Gothic."
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Featured item:
Mary Emma "Daisy" Spaight. Manuscript diary of consul's daughter during her education in Hanover.
Hannover, Germany: 1897. Black cloth over boards with tape label to front board. Spine perished and boards soiled; but internally tight and intact. Comprised of 193 pages (measuring 6.75 x 8") in the single hand of fifteen year old Daisy Spaight (1882-1955), daughter of U.S. Vice-Consul Dr. James Spaight and Esther Frances nee Babcock. Documenting a key year in her evolution toward adulthood, Daisy's diary contains a majority of entries in English, several in German, and one in Chinese; it also contains three pages of taped in photos and ephemera, five handwritten samples of musical notation and two original sketches. In all, it is a fascinating and unique look into turnof-the-century adolescence shaped by heightened access to education, travel, language, and music. "If by chance I should lose this book And you by chance should find it - Remember Daisy is my name And Spaight comes behind it. Black is the raven. Black is the rook. But blacker still is the wicked cow Who steals this book." So begins the diary of a young woman raised in a diplomatic family, spending a year in Hanover to study German, French, and music. As much as she asserts her own identity in the preliminaries, she is also trying throughout to define herself. Daisy is a performer of cultured adult femininity. A US citizen born in Demerara, she enjoys telling people about her global upbringing and keeps track of how many languages (and how well) her acquaintances speak. She records attending performances of Goethe and Chopin. She makes reading lists. She pays close attention to her attire, noting "in the evening I had on my new red dress - it looked lovely" (30 January) and reporting on shopping trips. She slips in and out of English in her entries like the most cosmopolitan of people. Yet, we also get constant reminders that Daisy is still a child in many ways. In one episode, for example, when she and a friend want to show a new photo to a young man of their acquaintance, Raoul, she is first exuberant and then thrown into shock when "He came to the [hotel room] door to fetch it in shirt sleeves, his braces hanging and his trousers open. I looked away quickly but we saw him quite well" (8 February). Daisy's diary presents scholars with multiple directions for study, including but not limited to education of Americans in Europe, the history of girls' education, the 19th century rise of travel and tourism, the history of adolescence and adolescent development, language, paleography, music and music performance, courtship and etiquette, clothing and fashion, the history of global politics, and genealogy.
Offered by Whitmore Rare Books and found in "Dear Diary: Women's Manuscripts 1877-1938."
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