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Etat : Fine. Facsimile reprint edition. Hardcover. Fine condition in fine dust jacket. As new.

Etat : Fine. Facsimile reprint edition. Hardcover. Fine condition in fine dust jacket. As new.

Etat : Very good. Fourth printing of this Golf Digest Classics edition. Hardcover. Very good condition in very good dust jacket. Internally clean and tight.

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Cloth, 8vo, vii, 198 pp, ills. Approximately 750 entries. From the preface: " 'A Thackeray Library'. describes a complete set of the First Editions and the First Publications of Thackeray's writings in book form, and in the magazines, newspapers and periodicals of England and the United States. It is arranged as a Bibliography of first publications, and all items not contained in the Library are indicated by a star. The catalogue is divided as follows: 1. Portraits, Water Colors, Etchings, Manuscripts and Drawings; 2. First Editions in book form and First Appearances in periodicals and newspapers, including posthumous publications; 3. Thackeray's writings in a. Fraser's Magazine, b. Punch, c. The Cornhill Magazine; 4. Chronological Index; 5. Thackerayana, consisting of numerous articles on Thackeray and his writings. Many of the publications in the United States are first editions of the work and precede the English edition of the same, and in some instances the first American editions differ from the English edition. All such American publications I have attempted to include. An ex-library copy with some sticker residue on the spine, stamps and marks including 'withdrawn' stamp n front endpapers, numbers on contents page, stamp on rear pastedown and top edge.…

Cloth, small 8vo, 8, 243, [3] pp, plates. Approximately 1,500 entries. An ex-library copy with blindstamp on the front board and front panel of the dustwrapper, label and withdrawn stamp on the front endpapers, stamp and library marks on the verso of the title-page, stamp on last page, small tapemarks to rear pastedown endpaper and rear flap of dustwrapper, shadow of removed sticker on spine of dustwrapper, otherwise Good.…

Cloth, small 4to, xxii, 316 pp, numerous plates. Approximately 100 entries. Like all Wise's bibliographies, of considerable interest but to be used with caution: more than half the book's 316 pages are devoted to giving publicity to a series of pamphlets Wise had himself produced. Very Good in Very Good dustwrapper.…

Cloth, small 4to, xxii, 316 pp, numerous plates. Approximately 100 entries. Like all Wise's bibliographies, of considerable interest but to be used with caution: more than half the book's 316 pages are devoted to giving publicity to a series of pamphlets Wise had himself produced. Free endpapers slightly darkened, Very Good in a used and price-clipped dustwrapper.…

Cloth, small 4to, xxii, 316 pp, numerous plates. Approximately 100 entries. Like all Wise's bibliographies, of considerable interest but to be used with caution: more than half the book's 316 pages are devoted to giving publicity to a series of pamphlets Wise had himself produced. Very Good in slightly chipped and torn dustwrapper.…

Cloth, 8vo, xxiv, 233 pp. Approximately 165 entries ( Hazlitt 60, Hunt 80,Lamb 26). A. List of the Writings of William Hazlitt and Leigh Hunt, Chronologically Arranged with Notes, Descriptive, Critical, and Explanatory, and a Selection of Opinions Regarding Their Genius and Characteristics by Distinguished Contemporaries and Friends as Well as by Subsequent Critics, Preceded by a Review of, and Extracts from, Barry Cornwall's 'Memorials of Charles Lamb,' with a Few Words on William Hazlitt and His Writings, and a Chronological List of the Works of Charles Lamb. Very Good.…

Cloth, small 4to, xxii, 316 pp, numerous plates. Approximately 100 entries. Like all Wise's bibliographies, of considerable interest but to be used with caution: more than half the book's 316 pages are devoted to giving publicity to a series of pamphlets Wise had himself produced. Near Fine in Very Good dustwrapper.…

Cloth, 8vo, viii, 338, 2 pp. Approximately 1,500 entries. An interesting listing of Burns' works and Burnsiana containing a mass of material in the annotations. Very Good.

Cloth, black cover-title and device, 8vo, ii, 95, [1] pp. 159 entries. Bibliographic descriptions for Lawrence's books, introductions and prefaces, contributions to journals and newspapers, miscellaneous writings (eg dustwrapper blurbs), and published letters Spine-ends slightly bumped, otherwise Good.…

Cloth, small 8vo, xv, 268 pp, plates. Approximately 190 entries. From the preface: "In compiling the following Bibliography my primary object has been to give a concise account, accompanied by accurate collations, of the Books and Pamphlets of William Wordsworth, together with a list of his contributions to Newspapers and Annuals. To this I have added a list of such volumes of Biography and Criticism as are devoted exclusively to the consideration of his life and work. A secondary object has been to direct attention to the very considerable differences that exist in the text of his poems as they reappeared in successive editions. I doubt if any poet ever revised his verses after their original publication to a greater extent than that accomplished by Wordsworth." Very Good in fingersoiled and slightly chipped dustwrapper.…

Cloth, small 8vo, xv, 268, [3] pp, plates. Approximately 190 entries. Full bibliographic descriptions for Wordworth's primary works. From the publisher's description: "Wise provides full title, full collation, detailed discussion of the contents, and extensive annotations discussing the history of the printing of each work. Wise also discusses the rarity of each book, and whether it was printed in Wordsworth's lifetime or not. Besides the principal books, the bibliography also discusses contributions to periodicals, collected works, and related works of Wordsworthiana. In all nearly 200 works are meticulously described. " Near Fine.…

Cloth, small 8vo, xv, 268, [3] pp, plates. Approximately 190 entries. Full bibliographic descriptions for Wordworth's primary works. From the publisher's description: "Wise provides full title, full collation, detailed discussion of the contents, and extensive annotations discussing the history of the printing of each work. Wise also discusses the rarity of each book, and whether it was printed in Wordsworth's lifetime or not. Besides the principal books, the bibliography also discusses contributions to periodicals, collected works, and related works of Wordsworthiana. In all nearly 200 works are meticulously described. " As New.…

Cloth, small 8vo, xv, 249 pp, plates. 155 entries. Still a standard bibliography of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Very Good in Very Good price-clipped dustwrapper.

Cloth, small 8vo, xv, 268, [3] pp, plates. Approximately 190 entries. Full bibliographic descriptions for Wordworth's primary works. From the publisher's description: "Wise provides full title, full collation, detailed discussion of the contents, and extensive annotations discussing the history of the printing of each work. Wise also discusses the rarity of each book, and whether it was printed in Wordsworth's lifetime or not. Besides the principal books, the bibliography also discusses contributions to periodicals, collected works, and related works of Wordsworthiana. In all nearly 200 works are meticulously described. " As new.…

Cloth, small 4to, xxi, 135 pp, facs. Approximately 250 entries for each poet. From the text: "The earlier - and sometimes the later - books of both Wordsworth and Coleridge were printed in such restricted numbers, and many of them were of so fugitive a nature, that only at distant intervals do the more uncommon of them creep into the market. Again, many of them were issued in paper boards or wrappers, others without any protecting cover at all, with the result that when required in original state and in fine condition they are far more difficult to procure than are the cloth-bound works of more recent authors. The collection here described claims to be complete, and to include the whole of the first editions of the works of both poets. The occasion is the first upon which a really full and faultless set of the original editions of the writings of either master has been drawn together. I very much doubt whether the achievement will ever be repeated. Both series include unique items, objects of which no other specimens are known to have survived. " Top edge spotted otherwise Very Good in partly faded dustwrapper.…

Cloth, 8vo, xx, 133, [1] pp, facs. Approximately 150 entries. Includes "not only descriptions of every known edition of Shelley's writings published during his lifetime, together with succinct notes of the circumstances under which each of his books came to be composed and extracts bearing upon them from his correspondence, but also a complete series of reproductions of the early title-pages, numbering as many as thirty. Both the Club and its Librarian are to be congratulated on an excellent piece of work, which forms a compendious and reliable guide through Shelley's literary career and is, moreover, extremely well got up and pleasant in the handling.Among the copies shown were Shelley's own Queen Mab, with his notes for revision, the copy of Adonais which he presented to Keats's friend Severn at Rome, and a number of -similar treasures. Many of the letters and manuscripts exhibited were also of importance." - from a contemporary review of the first edition. Very Good.…

Cloth, small 8vo, xv, 249 pp, plates. 155 entries. Still a standard bibliography of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Very Good in slightly faded dustwrapper.

Cloth, 8vo, 189 pp, 25 plates. Approximately 250 entries. From the introductory matter: "Not many years ago there fell into the writer's hands half a score of copies of Gulliver's Travels printed in 1726 or in 1727, some of them complete in the two volumes, and others of Volume I or of Volume II, unmated. A careful scrutiny brought out the fact that of the copies dated 1726 there were several whose title pages were seemingly alike, but whose texts differed to such a degree that these could not all have been printed from the same set of forms, even if the printer's errors had been amended during the press-work. Of the portrait of Gulliver which goes with these texts there were three marked varieties, one of which is very rare. Lastly, there was at the time a debate among bookmen as to the order of issue of the several texts and of two of the three portraits (the third having been unnoticed). These facts led the writer, as occasion offered, to the study of further copies, by the aid of which, so far as they could serve, he hoped he might bring together enough evidence to settle the questions of priority. He compared copy with copy, line by line, noted misspelled words, and by tracing changes in these from one copy to another, was at last able to separate and define the different editions and to place them in what seemed to be the order of their issue. The conclusions thus drawn from within have been fully supported by later evidence from without." Near Very Good. …

Cloth, 8vo, xiii, 277 pp, ills. Approximately 400 entries. Corners slightly bumped, otherwise Very Good.

Cloth, small 8vo, 8, 243, [3] pp, plates. Approximately 1,500 entries. Very Good in fingersoiled dustwrapper.

Cloth, small 4to, xxi, 135 pp, facs. Approximately 250 entries for each poet. From the text: "The earlier - and sometimes the later - books of both Wordsworth and Coleridge were printed in such restricted numbers, and many of them were of so fugitive a nature, that only at distant intervals do the more uncommon of them creep into the market. Again, many of them were issued in paper boards or wrappers, others without any protecting cover at all, with the result that when required in original state and in fine condition they are far more difficult to procure than are the cloth-bound works of more recent authors. The collection here described claims to be complete, and to include the whole of the first editions of the works of both poets. The occasion is the first upon which a really full and faultless set of the original editions of the writings of either master has been drawn together. I very much doubt whether the achievement will ever be repeated. Both series include unique items, objects of which no other specimens are known to have survived. " Very Good in faded and chipped dustwrapper.…

Cloth, small 8vo, xv, 268, [3] pp, plates. Approximately 190 entries. Full bibliographic descriptions for Wordworth's primary works. From the publisher's description: "Wise provides full title, full collation, detailed discussion of the contents, and extensive annotations discussing the history of the printing of each work. Wise also discusses the rarity of each book, and whether it was printed in Wordsworth's lifetime or not. Besides the principal books, the bibliography also discusses contributions to periodicals, collected works, and related works of Wordsworthiana. In all nearly 200 works are meticulously described. " As New.…

Cloth, small 8vo, xv, 268, [3] pp, plates. Approximately 190 entries. Full bibliographic descriptions for Wordworth's primary works. From the publisher's description: "Wise provides full title, full collation, detailed discussion of the contents, and extensive annotations discussing the history of the printing of each work. Wise also discusses the rarity of each book, and whether it was printed in Wordsworth's lifetime or not. Besides the principal books, the bibliography also discusses contributions to periodicals, collected works, and related works of Wordsworthiana. In all nearly 200 works are meticulously described. " As new.…

Cloth, 8vo, xiii, 277 pp, 166 facs. Approximately 400 entries. A trifle cocked, otherwise Near Very Good.

Cloth, 8vo, x, 356 pp, plates. Approximately 150 entries for each author. Gives full bibliographic details for Collins' and Reade's primary works, also including a list of contributions to periodicals for Collins. Beetz (commenting on the Collins sections) states: "Although not quite complete this is a very valuable and significant work. It is pivotal in the progress of research into Collins' works. It is filled with useful information. Copious notes are provided. A few inaccuracies." Top edge slightly dust-stained, spine-ends slightly rubbed, Good.…

Cloth, 8vo, gilt cover-title within gilt frame,25 cm, [4], 53, [2] pp. 378 entries. A useful listing with brief annotations. Initials and date on front free endpaper, Good.