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1791. Stipple engraving. 260mm by 215mm (platemark). Published by William Dickinson in 1791. Henry William Bunbury was the son of Sir William Bunbury of Mildenhall, Suffolk. After completing his studies at Cambridge University he began to draw caricatures and other comic subjects, the first of which were etched and published in 1771. Bunbury then quickly rose to become one of the greatest satirical artists of the day with his etchings such as the series entitled, Hints to Bad Horsemen. He also became close friends with the great artist, Thomas Rowlandson, who later engraved many of Bunbury's designs. Throughout his career, Henry Bunbury enjoyed the patronage of the Duke of York who appointed him his Equerry in 1787.

1787. Stipple engraving. 230mm by 190mm (platemark). Published by William Dickinson in 1787. A man canters in profile to the left on a lean and broken-kneed horse whose hind-quarter is branded. He has only one rein attached to ill-fitting harness, and sits with his leg thrust forward and holds a club against his right shoulder. Behind him is a signpost: 'The Bridle Way to Horse-Lydown' (a pun on Horselydown, Southwark). In the background are trees and (left) the Thames with ships. Henry William Bunbury was the son of Sir William Bunbury of Mildenhall, Suffolk. After completing his studies at Cambridge University he began to draw caricatures and other comic subjects, the first of which were etched and published in 1771. Bunbury then quickly rose to become one of the greatest satirical artists of the day with his etchings such as the series entitled, Hints to Bad Horsemen. He also became close friends with the great artist, Thomas Rowlandson, who later engraved many of Bunbury's designs. Throughout his… Read More

1786. Stipple engraving. 225mm by 200mm (platemark). Published by William Dickinson in 1787. A man rides on a country road in profile to the left, facing a squall of wind and rain which beats the brim of his round hat over his face. He approaches a fork in the road with a signpost (left) showing the roads to 'Oxford' and 'London'.Henry William Bunbury was the son of Sir William Bunbury of Mildenhall, Suffolk. After completing his studies at Cambridge University he began to draw caricatures and other comic subjects, the first of which were etched and published in 1771. Bunbury then quickly rose to become one of the greatest satirical artists of the day with his etchings such as the series entitled, Hints to Bad Horsemen. He also became close friends with the great artist, Thomas Rowlandson, who later engraved many of Bunbury's designs. Throughout his career, Henry Bunbury enjoyed the patronage of the Duke of York who appointed him his Equerry in 1787.A couple of faint foxing spots.

1791. Stipple engraving. 255mm by 215mm (platemark). Published by William Dickinson in 1787. Henry William Bunbury was the son of Sir William Bunbury of Mildenhall, Suffolk. After completing his studies at Cambridge University he began to draw caricatures and other comic subjects, the first of which were etched and published in 1771. Bunbury then quickly rose to become one of the greatest satirical artists of the day with his etchings such as the series entitled, Hints to Bad Horsemen. He also became close friends with the great artist, Thomas Rowlandson, who later engraved many of Bunbury's designs. Throughout his career, Henry Bunbury enjoyed the patronage of the Duke of York who appointed him his Equerry in 1787.Trimmed within platemark, close to publication line at bottom of the sheet.

1786. Stipple engraving. 225mm by 210mm (platemark). Published by William Dickinson in 1786. A man, smartly dressed and of vulgar appearance, rides downhill; his leg is thrust forward, he leans forward, grinning vacantly, his hands resting on the horse's neck, so that his head is low, and the animal is about to stumble over large stones which lie on the road.Henry William Bunbury was the son of Sir William Bunbury of Mildenhall, Suffolk. After completing his studies at Cambridge University he began to draw caricatures and other comic subjects, the first of which were etched and published in 1771. Bunbury then quickly rose to become one of the greatest satirical artists of the day with his etchings such as the series entitled, Hints to Bad Horsemen. He also became close friends with the great artist, Thomas Rowlandson, who later engraved many of Bunbury's designs. Throughout his career, Henry Bunbury enjoyed the patronage of the Duke of York who appointed him his Equerry in 1787. Some light scattered foxing. Read More

1791. Stipple engraving. 260mm by 210mm (platemark). Published by William Dickinson in 1791. Three scenes with animals and humans wearing guards under their chins.Henry William Bunbury was the son of Sir William Bunbury of Mildenhall, Suffolk. After completing his studies at Cambridge University he began to draw caricatures and other comic subjects, the first of which were etched and published in 1771. Bunbury then quickly rose to become one of the greatest satirical artists of the day with his etchings such as the series entitled, Hints to Bad Horsemen. He also became close friends with the great artist, Thomas Rowlandson, who later engraved many of Bunbury's designs. Throughout his career, Henry Bunbury enjoyed the patronage of the Duke of York who appointed him his Equerry in 1787.Trimmed within platemark on left hand side. One spot in image and a few small spots lower left.

1791. Stipple engraving. 250mm by 205mm (platemark). From Bunbury's 'Annals of horsemanship', published by William Dickinson in 1791. Henry William Bunbury was the son of Sir William Bunbury of Mildenhall, Suffolk. After completing his studies at Cambridge University he began to draw caricatures and other comic subjects, the first of which were etched and published in 1771. Bunbury then quickly rose to become one of the greatest satirical artists of the day with his etchings such as the series entitled, Hints to Bad Horsemen. He also became close friends with the great artist, Thomas Rowlandson, who later engraved many of Bunbury's designs. Throughout his career, Henry Bunbury enjoyed the patronage of the Duke of York who appointed him his Equerry in 1787.

[New York:: William Edwin Rudge,, 1929].. Facsimile edition; No. 160 of 400 copies (plus 100 special edition).. publisher's boards printed in imitation of leather, in slipcase.. Some very light foxing to the first few and last few leaves; tiny address sticker on front free endpaper; otherwise fine.. Folio,. Illustrated..

Mount Vernon, NY: Printing House of William Edwin Rudge, 1929. First, Limited edition. Hardcover. Fine/good. 4to, xx, 38 pages, full leather, marbled endpapers; dj splitting at rear fold, tiny nicks; in worn publisher's slipcase This is copy no. 85 onf only 100 copies of this De Luxe edition, with an illustration signed and hand colored by GORDON ROSS, and not one of the 400 copies of the Regular edition. This classic of horsemanchip had humorous drawings by Bunbury which were engraved by W. Dickinson. [ see Allibone I, 282]. Of the two plates drawn by Gordon Ross, the first one, facing the new Introduction by Harvard Law graduate,Owen Culbertson, ( who mistakenly gives the author's real name as "William Henry Bunbury". Henry W. Bunbury was a Colonel of the First Suffolk Militia, and Equerry to the Duke of York. His artistry and humor was admired by Sir Joshua Reynolds.

1784. Stipple engraving. Two young women sitting side by side at the edge of a grassy cliff overlooking the sea, one on the right pointing upwards with her right hand, the other in profile looking out to sea on the left where a ship on fire is visible in the distance.

Lake Shore Press, 1978. Paperback. Good. No dustjacket as issued. Cover has some wear, a rough area and bump in lower left front corner at hinge, a small tear on bottom rear edge, and a couple of ink marks on rear. Signed by the author, Virginia Tanzer, on half-title page.

Three Blind Mice (Agatha Christie Mystery Collection) (aka The Mousetrap). Black faux leather binding. First Edition Thus Bantam Books Inc., NY, September, 1988. Number line: 0987654321. As New. Summary: "A blinding snowstorm—and a homicidal maniac—traps a small party of friends in an isolated estate." THE MOUSETRAP: Known as the "world's longest-running play," The Moustrap has been running since 1952 and celebrated 70 years in London in 2022."

Huntsville Alabama: The Strode Publisher, Inc., 1977. First Edition. . Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. F/NF/1st ed. Clean Old-Fashioned Hate is a complete history of the Georgia-Georgia Tech football rivalry. This book covers every game from 1893 to 1976. The book also includes a never-before compiled offical records section and the names of the almost 2000 players who participated. First hand accounts of the games by former players and coaches, and loads of pictures. This is the scarce First Edition. 360 pages. Book is clean and tightly bound, with clean white unmarked pages. Dust jacket has one small chip at tip of front top corner, and some light general shelfwear, but has excellent vibrant color, and is a very attractive in a mylar sleeve.

New York : Rugged Land, LLC, 2004 First printing of the stated first edition. Signed by Bonita Favre: "Bonita Favre / #4's Mom." Includes DVD: "In Their Own Words: Brett Favre & Bonita Favre"; also included is the original flyer announcing the bookstore's event. Book and dust jacket in fine, as new condition.

New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1976. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. xii, 179pp. Tan and grey boards, unclipped dust jacket. Ex library, light rubbing to corners, text is clean, remnants of label removal on rear endpaper, dust jacket has been pasted to inside covers, light wear and small abrasion to lower spine of dust jacket, with slight loss. Excellent instructions by one of tennis's all-time greats.

Oxford, Mississippi: Yoknapatawpha Press. New. 1983. First Edition. Soft Cover. 198 pages: 11 x 11 in.: 3: Signed by Author: KB#007129: Book is SIGNED BY AUTHOR/EDITOR LAWRENCE WELLS on Title Page; Confirmed by him directly. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked, bright, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Contains over 600 historical photos, which record the twelve major college teams of the South (Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, FSU, Georgia, LSU, SMU, Tennessee, Texas, UNC and Vanderbilt). Special Thanks were extended by the author to LEW HARRIS of Vanderbilt University for his important help in obtaining the historical information and photos. .

Oxford, Mississippi: Yoknapatawpha Press. Fine. 1983. First Edition. Soft Cover. 198 pages: 11 x 11 in.: 3: Signed by Author: KB#005237: Book is SIGNED BY AUTHOR/EDITOR LAWRENCE WELLS on Title Page; Confirmed by him directly. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked, bright, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Contains over 600 historical photos, which record the twelve major college teams of the South (Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, FSU, Georgia, LSU, SMU, Tennessee, Texas, UNC and Vanderbilt). Special Thanks were extended by the author to LEW HARRIS of Vanderbilt University for his important help in obtaining the historical information and photos. .

9 pics-NO damage; NO remainder marks; perfect copy

Oxford, Mississippi: Yoknapatawpha Press. Very Good. 1983. First Edition. Soft Cover. 198 pages: 11 x 11 in.: 3: Signed by Author: KB#005231: Book is SIGNED BY AUTHOR/EDITOR LAWRENCE WELLS on Title Page; Confirmed by him directly. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Copy has small tear at edge of back cover that was well repaired with archival tape; otherwise covers and pages are clean, unmarked, bright, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Contains over 600 historical photos, which record the twelve major college teams of the South (Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, FSU, Georgia, LSU, SMU, Tennessee, Texas, UNC and Vanderbilt). Special Thanks were extended by the author to WAYNE HOGAN and LISA MORTON of Florida State University for their important help in obtaining the historical information and photos. .

Oxford, Mississippi: Yoknapatawpha Press. Fine. 1983. First Edition. Soft Cover. 198 pages: 11 x 11 in.: 3: Signed by Author: KB#007650: Book is SIGNED BY AUTHOR/EDITOR LAWRENCE WELLS on Title Page; Confirmed by him directly. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked, bright, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Contains over 600 historical photos, which record the twelve major college teams of the South (Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, FSU, Georgia, LSU, SMU, Tennessee, Texas, UNC and Vanderbilt). Special Thanks were extended by the author to JONES RAMSEY of University of Texas for his important help in obtaining the historical information and photos. .