Search Results: LITERATURE; LETTERS from Pellbooks

London: Printed for Subscribers Only, 1901. Beautiful Cashan Edition limited to 1000 copies. this being Nr.# 586. In green and off-white teaxtured leather, untrimmed edges, tissue-covered frontis engraving.. Limited. Fine.

Toronto, ON, Canada: Cambridge University Press, 1996. 344 pages in pale blue cloth hardcover in Near fine condition."This collection clearly conveys the centrality of Behn's gender as well as to the history of her reception, which is outlined by Todd in her introduction. Behn enters the canon emphatically as a woman. Todd's timely collection, embracing a variety of approaches and covering all aspects of Behn's literary output, makes an important contribution to this process." Albion "This collection is powerful evidence of the impact of the women's movement and the maturity of feminist scholarship." Modern Philology. Near Fine.

Herrin, Ill. Trovillion Private Press, 1939, 1939. The First Edition consists of 493 copies numbered and signed by the author and the artist of which 298 copies are for sale. This is copy 304". Signed by Powys andMathias Noheimer who did the chapter h eadings. With a frontis photo of Powys taken in the Alps in Switzerland just before he died at the age of 55. A lovely collection of essays printed by a small private press . A library discard stamp on the ffep but no other library markings elsewhere. Untrimmed pages on heavy stock with brilliant essays.. Signed by Author. Limited.

London: Bickers, 1876. Volume 1 1778-1784 pp 586 ; Volume 2 1785-1788 pp 601;Volume 3 1788-1796 pp 592; Volume 4 1797-1840 pp 486. Solid set with wear to red cloth covers. Books have original imprint & seal of the "Birkbeck College Library" on the title pages and a private book stamp of the previous owner on the inside covers. Please inquire re shipping charges.. Hard Cover. Good.

London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1953. Black cloth Hardcover and green paperdustjacket in worn condition. Ex-coll. ref. library. Contents clean and without markings. 239 pages. A study undertaken in the belief that Yeats's life-long hero-worship of his master, blake, can shed light on much of what is obscure in Yeats' own philosophy........ First Edition. Very Good/Very Good. Ex-Library.

The Women's Press, NY, 1920.. VG+ in blue paper over boards, with small chip missing at top of spine. Beautiful color frontis by Clinton Brown. The aim of this little collection is to present some of the best poems on the mother a nd child relationship, with a few poems re. fathe r and child, too!.

The Women's Press, NY, 1920. VG+ in blue paper over boards, with small chip missing at top of spine. Beautiful color frontis by Clinton Brown. The aim of this little collection is to present some of the best poems on the mother a nd child relationship, with a few poems re. fathe r and child, too!.

Boston: James R.Osgood & Company, 1875. In two handsome volumes. Green cloth covers with gold lettering cover and spine. There is some wear to the spine edges, but overall very good. Translated in the original metres by BAYARD TAYLOR. Excellent set!. Special Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good.

Durango, Colorado: Logbridge-Rhodes, 1983 Soft Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket. First Edition. The first book of the Series of "LOGBRIDGE PROFILES." Generous selections from Trakl's poems, prose poems and letters, as well as a bio-critical intro b y the editor, a select bibliography and photographs from the Trakl archives.. Near Fine.

London: Strahan & Company, 1869. With sixty four illustrations by Marcus Stone. Two volumes. 8vo. Finely bound by the Bayntun-Riviere bindery in full red polishewd leather, two line gilt panel on covers, spine lettered and dated in gilt with blue leather panel for title and green leather panel underneath for author and volume number. Fancy decorative corner tools, hand marbled endleaves in matching red/gilt patterns , all edges gilt. Vol.I has the original green wrappers of Nr.2, October 24th by Virtue & Co. publisher bound in the rear. 384 pages in Vol.I and VolII. Photos available upon request.. First British Edition. Fine.

New York: NY: Dodd, Mead and Company, 1897, 1897. Hardbound. Very Good /No Jacket. Marron hardbound, with gold embossed lettering on cover and spine.. Very Good.

Dubline: Wolfhound Press, 1979. A festschrift for Roger McHugh. Crisp and clean .. First Edition. Near Fine/Very Good.

Port Washington, NY: Kennikat Press, 1975 First Edition. F/F SIGNED WITH A LENGTHY PERSONAL DEDICATION BY THE EDITOR ON THE FFEP.. Signed by Author. STATED FIRST EDITION. Near Fine/Near Fine.

Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1966. very attractive and scarce set in 3 volumes in blue cloth hardcovers with matching thick paper dustjackets. this was the first attempt at collecting Sheridan letters. the day-to-day records of a genius who knows that he is negligent, extravagant, procrastinating, even shifty, but is sure that he means well.. First Edition. Fine as New/Very Good.

London: John Lane The Bodley Head, 1914. Beautiful teal-colored cloth Hardcover with elaborate chapter haeadings and decorations and gilt title lettering.. First British Edition. Near Fine.

London: Bradbury & Evans, 1855. A very nice set edited by Arthur Pendennis and with illustrations on steel and wood by Richard Doyle: 48 engraved plates (including titles). 1/2 brown moroocco, gilt and raised bands , marbled edges and marbled endpapers. 1/2 of the title label on Volume I is missing on the spine. Tissueguarded frontis plates on both volumes. Attractive bookplate on endpapers in both volumes.. First Edition. Very Good. Illus. by Richard Doyle.

New York: Vintage Books, 1982. Very good condition three volume set in pictorial silver/black trade paperbacks. Complete, a nice set. No inscriptions.. Very Good.

Privately Printed, 1930, 1930. NF, ltd. to 1200 copies. Black leather with gilt lettering. 236pp.. Limited Edition. Near Fine.

New York: Book Collectors Association, 1934 Fine/Near Fine. First Thus. Translation ascribed to Oscar Wilde. the classic account of life in Rome under Nero; its degeneracy; debauchery and enormity.. Near Fine/Fine.

Montreal: Burney Centre and the Burney Society, 2003. In small blue soft cover (4' x 7") with cloth binding. No. 17 of an edition of 150 printed to mark the 150th Anniversity of the Burney Society and the official opening of the new Burney Centre at McGill University. A facsimile of a list of the subscribers to Burney's epic, "Camilla" in 1796. The list contains the name "Miss J. Austen, Steventon," . Camilla is believed to be the only work to which Jane Austen is known to have subscribed - and - this list is probably the only occasion on which her name appeared in print in her lifetime (since her novels were all published anonymously!). Numbered and Limited Printing. Soft Cover. Fine.