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Private name on the front blank, and some wear at the edges of one corner and spine crease, otherwise a very good copy with modern spine label. Two plays. With the bookplate of William Hartmann Woodin, who was Secretary Of The Treasury in 1933 under Roosevelt, even though he was a Republican.

Fine copy. This copy is a presentation copy signed in full by Larkin to poet Geoffrey Hill. First edition.

Light edge fading, otherwise a fine copy. With a couple of illustrations, and given out as a keepstake to members of the Zamorano Club.

Some chipping to the original glassine d/j and minor crease to the lower right corner internally, otherwise a very good plus copy. With 22 pages of plates of Ballooning, some from old lithographs, and with 166 entries, with good annotations.

Limited edition, #103 of 1250. Blue cloth. Hinges are cracking and webbing is showing, as pictured. Former owner's stamp on inside front cover. No markings in text. Text block is generally clean. More photos available on request.

Some minor spotting and foxing, but a very good copy. With 9 illustrations as stated. Early reprint.

Light wear to the spine, but a very nice copy of a fragile publication. Leeds was a Quaker reformer, who advocated the suppression of vice, and literature leading to juvenile crime

good condition, some signs of use but no markings

Slight yellowing to the extremities of the cover, and light edge wear, otherwise a solid very good copy. Privated published by the author for literary discussion.

A very good copy. With a frontis portrait, and this copy is a presentation copy from Levinthal to author / family member "To Cyrus L.Sulzberger with the compliment of Louis E.Levinthal".

The older calf is worn on the outer edges, with light staining to the preliminary blanks, otherwise a very good clean copy with the half-title and engraved frontispiece. First Edition. CBEL, III, 237. Uncommon in trade.Long poem based on border scenes and tradition, (common in the work of Sir Walter Scott) with explicative notes after the poem. Leyden wore many hats, among them being a preacher, linguist, orientalist. He contributed to Monk Lewis's "Tales Of Wonder", 1801, and assisted Sir Walter Scott with the early volumes of "Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border", 1802. During an expedition to Java, Leyden was stricken with malaria and died three days' later.

Fine copy in fine d/j.

Fine condition

Name on front blank, otherwise an attractive set uniformly bound. The first volume is "Pelham" with portrait and bound with "Eugene Aram". Eighteen Volumes, containing about 30 works.