malory syr thomas (24 résultats)

Etat : Very Good. Used book that is in excellent condition. May show signs of wear or have minor defects.

Etat : New.

Etat : New. In.

hardcover. Etat : very good(-). The Original Editions of William Claxton Reprinted and Edited by H. Oskar Sommer. Several large fold out tables (repaired with tape). Separate pagination for each volume 230; xxv + 338 pages. Very thick 8vo, black cloth, untrimmed; binding worn, ex-lib., half title repaired with tape London: David Nutt, 1890. A very good(-) copy.

hard cover. Etat : fair. 1889-1891. 3 vols. in 2. Vol.I: x,861pp. / Vol.II: vii,230pp. / Vol.III: xxv,338pp. With 3 chart of Vol.III. Full brown leather with gilt title on spine. T.e.g. Marbled endpapers. Front & rear cover partly stained & sl.rubbed. Its spine sunned & sl.rubbed. Spine of vol.I sl.cracked & chipped. Top edge stained. Fore & bottom edges partly sunned. Front & rear ep. sunned & sl.chipped of each vols. [Vol.I]: 678-679pp. sl.sunned. [Vol.II]: A folding table showing to face page P.17 torn & repaired. Tape repaired on lower part of chart of one. [Vol.III]: A Folding table showing to face page P.55 torn & repaired & small chipped. 27x19.5cm. [f0534-170540].

Cloth. Etat : Good. None (illustrateur). Syr Thomas Malory's 'Le Morte Darthur', the text in two uniform large paper volumes. Two volumes of text. Complete thus. Uncommon.The original edition of William Caxton reprinted and edited with an introduction and glossary by H Oskar Sommer. With a critical essay by Andrew Lang.'Le Morte d'Arthur' is a fifteenth century Middle English prose by Sir Tomas Malory, retelling the legendary tales of King Arthur, Guinevere, Lancelot, Merlin, and the Knights of the Round Table. Compiled from various French and English sources. This work is one of the best-known pieces of Arthurian literature.Gathering to vol 2 misfolded with pagination as follows: [2], 431-32, 429-30, 427-8, 425-6, 433-861. Complete with continuous pagination. Title page to vol. I only. In uniform duo-cloth bindings with gilt lettering to spine. Externally with minor bumping to head and tail of spine and extremities, back strip faded to both volumes. Front board vol. II sunned. Internally, firmly bound. Minor spotting to fore edge affecting first and last few leaves, pages otherwise generally bright and clean. Good. book.

Fine. Etat : Hardcover. Limited edition. 4to. Two volumes. (4),xxviii,316;(4)273,(3)pp. One of 370 copies on handmade paper (of which 350 are for sale), this being copy number 268. One of the few copies bound in full brick-red morocco. Printed in red and black throughout in Caslon type, with 22 woodcuts reproduced from Wynkyn de Worde's folio edition of 1498. The text is a careful reprint from de Worde's folio of 1498 from the unique copy in the Rylands Library, never before reprinted, and bridges the gap between Caxton's edition of 1485 (reproduced by Sommer and later printed in facsimile by Scolar), and Wynkyn de Worde's edition of 1529, on which most modern editions are based. Sommer remarks that the woodcuts reproduced from the DeWorde 1498 edition represent the first attempt ever made of illustrating a text throughout with engravings. As for the text, the few pages lacking in the Rylands copy have been supplied, and indicated by square brackets, from the Caxton edition. Full contemporary brick-red morocco; spine titled in gilt. Top edges gilt in the rough. Marbled endpapers. This set is usually seen with the leather rubbed and degraded; this copy, however, is in fine condition with only the barest trace of rubbing. The printing of this work was completed on December 13, 1933. Most sets bear the imprint date of 1933, but others, like this, are dated 1934. Gaines, A21.

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Limited edition. 4to. Two volumes. (4),xxviii,316;(4)273,(3)pp. One of 370 copies on handmade paper (of which 350 are for sale), this being copy number 171. Half brick-red morocco, cream-colored cloth sides. Printed in red and black throughout in Caslon type, with 22 woodcuts reproduced from Wynkyn de Worde's folio edition of 1498. The text is a careful reprint from de Worde's folio of 1498 from the unique copy in the Rylands Library, never before reprinted, and bridges the gap between Caxton's edition of 1485 (reproduced by Sommer and later printed in facsimile by Scolar), and Wynkyn de Worde's edition of 1529, on which most modern editions are based. Sommer remarks that the woodcuts reproduced from the DeWorde 1498 edition represent the first attempt ever made of illustrating a text throughout with engravings. As for the text, the few pages lacking in the Rylands copy have been supplied, and indicated by square brackets, from the Caxton edition. The woodcut illustratiosn in this copy have been hand-colored. We find no indication that the publisher offered a hand-colored edition, and so believe that a former owner commissioned them. They are delightful, colorful, and in keeping with the 15th century style. Gaines, A21.

Limited Edition. Thick Quarto. Two volumes in three limited to 108 signed and numbered copies. The present copy is number 27 signed by the publisher David Nutt. This is the original edition of William Caxton now reprinted and edited with an introduction and glossary by H. Oskar Sommer, and with an essay on Malory's prose style by Andrew Lang. Volumes one and two are the text volumes and volume three consists of studies on the sources and Andrew Lang's essay. x, [x1-xvi]424, 425-861 and xxv, 338pp. The editor, H. Oskar Sommers also bound in a note about the set. It is evident that this move was deaccessioned from a library noted by the small ink stamp to upper edges and apparently, the removal of a plate or pocket to rear pastedowns. In all regards, a handsome set bound by Mudie in 3/4 red morocco over red cloth, raised bands gilt with compartments lettered and decorated in gilt, all edges marbled with matching marbled endpapers, the front inner hinge is cracked through the endpapers but quite stable. A clean bright set without foxing save for an occasional bit of spotting to volume three. From the library of Sir James Liege Hulett with his bookplate. He was a British sugar magnate, politician, and philanthropist. Very nice.

Etat : Fine. Number of books: 3 vols. in 2.