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Antverpiae (Antwerp): Ex officina Plantiniana, Apud viduam, & Ioannem Moretum, (Plantin Moretus), 1591. Hardcover. Professionally rebound in vellum with gold lettering on spine label. Inner pages NF, no foxing. The original title page is missing, facsimile title page enclosed (see the last picture). Bookplate (ex-libris) of Dr. J.M.W. Baumann(i) on inside cover (see one but last picture). A handsome copy of a book from 1591.. This is the commentary on Suetonius' work The Lives of the Twelve Caesars, written in the early 2nd century AD, by Laevinus Torrentius, bishop of Antwerp in the late 16th century. Suetonius' work was especially important in the later research about the Historical Jesus and Early Christianity because he mentions "Chresto" and "Christian martyrs" (see pages 260, 262, 289 and 290 of our copy). 25.5 x 18 cm, (2) + 407 pp + (23) pp, intermittent illustrations, mostly of coins, woodcut initials; large index. In Latin. Laevinus Torrentius was born Lieven van der Beke, 1525-1595,… Read More

Breslau (now Wroc aw): Wilhelm Gottlieb Korn, 1820. Hardcover. minor wear to the corners and rear cover else a vey good copy in speckled calf with leather apine and printed leather spine label; frontispieceis aa little foxed but rest of plates and tables are relatively clean.. text is in German [Fraktur]. VIII, 362pp, 8vo [6" x 8 1/4"] with 7 folding lithographs and 7 folding tables; complete.

Trice, 1996. First. Hardbound. a fine bright copy as issued. still in original shrinkwrap. of an edition of 201, this is one of 26 lettered copies bound in quarter leather and signed by Burke. 297 pp. slipcased.

Harper and Row, 1973. First edition, first printing, trade binding. Hardbound. fine with nice bright d.j. Inscribed and signed by Jewell on the front endpaper. 32 pp. oblong sm4to. [8-1/4" x 6-3/4"].

Harper and Row, I Can Read, 1981. First edition, first printing, trade binding. Hardbound. Inscrifine with nice bright d.j. Inscribed and signed by Lewis on the front endpaper. [64] pp.

Boni & Liveright, The Modern Library [#47.1], 1918. First as such. Hardcover. minor wear to the extremities else a very good bright copy lacking the d.j. -- see scan. Toledano spine #1 / catalogue C4 [50 titles] / marbled endpapers / limp brown leatherette.

Dell Books, 1972. Mass market paperback. A fine bright copy.

Albert & Charles Boni, Bonibooks, 1930. the second printing. Trade paperback. a very good copy. front cover is quite handsome. see scan.

Albert & Charles Boni, Bonibooks, 1930. First as such. Trade paperback. spina a little faded else a very good copy. front cover is quite handsome. see scan.

Hillman Books 186 [35c], 1961. First edition, first printing. Mass market paperback. a little cocked else a good to very good copy. a paperback original. GGA.

Houghton Mifflin Co, 1938. First American. Hardcover. bookplate removed from front pastedown else very good with nice bright d.j..

Albert & Charles Boni, Bonibooks, 1930. second printing. Trade paperback. spine dull else a good to very good copy. see scan.

Ultramarine, 2020. Wrappers. new. 78 pp..has an illustration of each card.

New York: The America Press, 1942. Pamphlet. small name stamp on front cover else a nearly fine copy. 32 pp. Comprises: "French Canada and the War," "Message to America from China," "The Old Reich and the New," and "Some Things New and Old"

The American Jewish Committee, 2000. Hardcover. A nearly fine bright copy. 4to. 60 pp.

Ace Books F-165 (40¢), 1962. First. Softbound. a nearly fine copy. spine is square and straight and covers are nice and bright. a paperback original.

New York: Atheneum, 1960. First. Hardbound. nearly fine with nice bright but slightly worn d.j. Inscribed and signed on the half title by Morris.. 304 pp. Frank Scioscia and Wright Morris served on the board of The National Endowment of the Arts at the same time.

Doubleday, Page & Company, 1913. First American, pre-publication state. Hardbound. name and date [1913] on fly, list on typos on rear pastedown, and spine a little dull else a very good copy. preserved in a modest slipcase. see scans. NB: Both hinges starting a tad at the bottom.. the rare first issue. one of perhaps 150 copies released. few copies survive. Cagle A17b1.

Town of New Castle, NY: The Chappaqua Historical Society, 1974. Pamphlet. A nearly fine bright copy. 24 pp.

Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow Press, 1977. First edition, first printing. Trade paperback. A fine bright crisp copy. 67 pp. the issue in trade paperback.