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Collection of five pamphlets by Wilhelm Röpke (1899-1966). The pamphlets themselves are scarce, but what makes these special is that all five are inscribed by Röpke. From the collection of the late American-Romanian Economics Professor Anghel N. Rugina (the items bear his personal stamp). Masse und Demokratie [The Masses and Democracy]. 1957. 38 pp. 8 ½ x 5 ¼ inches. Erziehung zur Wirtschaftlichen Freiheit [Education towards Economic Freedom]. [1959]. 281-299 pp. 8 ½ x 5 ¼ inches. Das Problem der Lebensvorsorge in der Freien Gesellschaft [The Problem of Saving for Retirement in a Free Society]. 1956. 16 pp. 8 ¼ x 6 inches. Eigentum als Säule einer Freien Gesellschaft [Private Property as Pillar of a Free Society]. 1957. 441-447 pp. 8 ¾ x 6 inches. Al Di Là Dalla Domanda e Dall’ Offerta [Beyond Demand and Supply]. 1958. 15 pp. 9 ½ x 6 ½ inches. All in German except Beyond Demand and Supply, which is in Italian. All Very Good plus; some with light underlining.
REGULATIONS AND LAW RELATIVE TO INCOME TAX. DECEMBER 13, 1894 . Washington: Government Printing Office, 1894. 215 by 145mm (8½ by 5¾ inches). Pamphlet in wrappers; 46 pp. Very good with sun discoloration to cover.
Brissenden, Paul Frederick. THE LAUNCHING OF THE INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF THE WORLD . Berkeley: University of California Press, 5078. 270 by 180mm (10¾ by 7 inches). Original printed wrappers; 82 pp. Some pages unopened. Inscribed on the title page: “To Fred C. Mills. With best wishes. Paul F. Brissenden.” Mills is likely the same Mills who authored numerous Boy Scout manuals. Wrappers merely Good (staining and loss to lower right corner); interior Very Good.
Scherman, Harry. THE PROMISES MEN LIVE BY. A New Approach to Economics.. New York: Random House, 1938. 235 by 160mm (9¼ by 6¼ inches). Beige cloth boards with embossed title; xxvi, 492, including index. First Edition. Signed by the author and signed by James Wiborg – a pioneering Tacoma, Washington businessman to whom this copy presumably belonged. Very Good.
Hoyt, Elizabeth Elllis. CONSUMPTION IN OUR SOCIETY. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1938. 235 by 155mm (9¼ by 6 inches). Green cloth boards; vi, 420, including index. Gilt lettering to spine, sharp and distinct blind-stamped border to front panel. First Edition. Very Good; light bumping to head and foot, rubbing to tips, some minor nicks to side edge, slightly cocked spine but tight binding. Underlining in red pencil, primarily through page 69.
Mises, Ludwig von. EPISTEMOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF ECONOMICS . Princeton, NJ: D. Van Nostrand Company, 1960. 230 by 160mm (9 by 6¼ inches). Original canvas boards; xiii, [1], 239 pp. First English Edition (previously published in German in 1933). Ex library, but otherwise very good. Interior crisp.
Hayek, F.A. von. WAS DER GOLDWÄHRUNG GESCHEHEN IST [What Happened to Gold as Currency]. Tübingen: J.C.B. Mohr (Paul Siebeck), 1965. 225 by 145mm (8¾ by 5¾ inches). Brochure; 34, [1] pp. In German. Ex. lib.
Hayek, F.A. von. DIE DREI QUELLEN DER MENSCHLICHEN WERTE [The Three Origins of Human Values]. Tübingen: J.C.B. Mohr (Paul Siebeck), 1979. 225 by 145mm (8¾ by 5¾ inches). Brochure; 54, [1] pp. In German. Ex. lib.
Fisher, Irving. INFLATION? New York: Adelphi Company, 1933. 190 by 130mm (7½ by 5 inches). Original canvas boards; 104 pp. First Edition. With 14 charts. Very Good.
No author. DIRECTIONS TO JUDGE WHETHER A NATION BE IN A THRIVING CONDITION, and How to Advance the Wealth and Power of Great-Britain; in Which Is Considered, the Letter in the Daily Journal, Jan. 8, 1728. London: Printed for H. Whitridge 1729. 36pp. Later marbled wrappers. Anonymous work. Goldsmiths’ Catalogue #6636.
[Jobert, Luis]. LA SCIENZA DELLE MEDAGLIE, ANTICHE E MODERNE… Opera Tradotta dal Linguaggio Francese Nell’ Italiano da Selvaggio Canturani. Venice: Lorenzo Baseggio 1728. 12mo. (16),454pp. Copper engraved printer’s device on title. Engraved frontispiece and 11 folding plates of ancient coins. Cont. vellum, somewhat soiled and top of spine chipped.
Campomanes, Pedro Rodriguez, Conde de. DISCURSO SOBRE EL FOMENTO DE LA INDUSTRIA POPULAR. Madrid: D. Antonio de Sancha 1774. Sm. 8vo. (8),cxcviii pp. Cont. vellum with fore-edge ties. Ownership inscription of 1808 on title. Some light soiling but a very good copy.
Best, Michael H. THE NEW COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE THE RENEWAL OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY New York: Oxford University Press 2001. Original paper wrappers; xvii, [1], 286 pp. Index. Inscribed by the author to Stanley Engerman on the fly leaf: “To Stan. My favorite neoclassical economist. Michael Best”. Very good with very light bumping to edges.
Barro, Robert and Grossman, Herschel. MONEY, EMPLOYMENT AND INFLATION Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1976. Original green canvas boards; xii, 263, [1] pp. Index of names. Inscribed by co-author Robert Barro to Stanely Engerman on the fly leaf: “To Stan. A book that is about up to par with my squash game. Robert Barro. 5/1/76” Very good to near fine; slight damage to dust jacket (including a small 3 by 3 mm hole).
Rockoff, Hugh. THE FREE BANKING ERA A RE-EXAMINATION New York: Arno Press 1975. Original blue canvas boards; ix, [1], 141, [3] pp. Ads. a volume in Dissertations in American American Economic History. Stanley Engerman’s personal copy. Inscribed by the author on the fly leaf: “For Stan. With sincere best wishes. – Hugh” Very good with light soiling to boards; light crush damage to bottom of first 15 pages.
Corden, W.M. THE THEORY OF PROTECTION Oxford: Clarendon Press 1971. Original black canvas boards; xiii, [1], 263. Index. Dust jacket. First Edition. Stanley Engerman’s personal copy with his name in fountain pen on the flyleaf. Inscribed by the author on fly leaf: “To Stan. With warm thanks. Without you it would have been a longer book. – Max” Very good to near fine.
Robinson, Joan. THE ECONOMICS OF IMPERFECT COMPETITION London: Macmillan & Co. Ltd. 1954. Original black canvas boards; xii, 352 pp. 10th Edition. Stanley Engerman’s personal copy with his name in fountain pen on the flyleaf, numerous pages of underlining, drawn in graphs (at times in color), and insightful marginalia. Very good with bumping and wear to top and bottom of spine; paper yellowed (and, of course, with Engerman’s commentary).
Graaff, J. de V. THEORETICAL WELFARE ECONOMICS Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1957. Original green boards; x, 178 pp. Index. First Edition. Francis M. Bator’s personal copy with his name and “Cambridge 1958” in pen on the flyleaf, numerous pages of heavy underlining and insightful marginalia (numbering of concepts, footnote cross-references, and statements of explanation). Along with a notepad sized page of graphs and notes by Bator. Very good, with sunning to the covers (and of course, with Bator’s numerous comments).
Nurkse, Ragnar. PROBLEMS OF CAPITAL FORMATION IN UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRIES Oxford: Basil Blackwell 1953. Original dark blue boards; [8], 163 pp. Second Edition. Francis M. Bator’s personal copy with his name and “Cambridge 1954” in fountain pen on the flyleaf, several pages of heavy underlining and insightful marginalia. Along with 2 letter-size pages of hand-written notes pertaining to the book by Bator; type script copy of a review of this book by economist Helen B. Lamb (1906-1975); and an additional 3 page type script review of this book (by Bator?). Very good, faded spine and light bumping to corners (and of course, Bator’s comments throughout). Included ephemera folded and merely good.
Meade, James E. PROBLEMS IN ECONOMIC UNION Chicago: The University of Chicago Press 1953. Original tan boards; ix, [1], 120 pp. First Edition. Francis M. Bator’s personal copy with his name and “Cambridge 1953” in fountain pen on the flyleaf. Along with, a notepad sheet printed “Massachusetts Institute of Technology” with Bator’s hand-written notes/index. Very good with bumping to corners and spine; notepad sheet merely good.
Wicksell, Knut. LECTURES ON POLITICAL ECONOMY VOLUME ONE. GENERAL THEORY. VOLUME TWO. MONEY. London: Routledge 1949 – Volume One; 1946 – Volume Two. Original green cloth boards; xxiii, [1], 299; vi, 237 pp. Volume One is the Fifth Impression; Volume Two is the Second Impression. Francis M. Bator’s personal copy with his name and “Cambridge 1950” in fountain pen on the flyleaf of both volumes. Volume One with approximately 50+ non-consecutive pages of underlining and marginalia. No commentary by Bator in Volume Two. Very good.
Schumpeter, Joseph A. THE THEORY OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AN INQUIRY INTO PROFITS, CAPITAL, CREDIT, INTEREST, AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE Cambridge: Harvard University Press 1949. Original red canvas boards; xii, 255 pp. First Edition – Third Printing. Francis M. Bator’s personal copy with his name and “Dec. 1949” in fountain pen on the flyleaf, approximately 56 pages of heavy underlining and insightful marginalia (numbering of concepts, footnote cross-references, and statements of explanation). Very good, spine fading and light rubbing to boards (and of course, Bator’s notations).
Hawtrey, R. G.. MONETARY RECONSTRUCTION London: Longmans, Green and Co. 1923. Original green canvas boards; vii, [1], 147 pp. First Edition. “Frank D. Graham” in fountain pen to fly leaf. Very good, top and bottom of spine with heavy wear, light rubbing and bumping to boards, paper yellowed.
Cooke, Edward. THOUGHTS ON THE EXPEDIENCY OF REPEALING THE USURY LAWS London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones 1818. Disbound; [4], 58 pp.
Comber, William Turner. A VIEW OF THE NATURE AND OPERATION OF BANK CURRENCY AS CONNECTED WITH THE DISTRESSES OF THE COUNTRY London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones 1817. Disbound; iv, 54pp.
Condillac, Étienne Bonnot de. LE COMMERCE ET LE GOUVERNMENT CONSIDÉRÉS RELATIVEMENT L’UN À L’AURE. OUVRAGE ÉLEMENTAIRE. NOUVELLE EDITION. [TRADE AND GOVERNMENT, CONSIDERED RELATIVELY TO ONE ANOTHER…] Paris: Letellier & Maradan 1795. Modern marbled paper covered boards; iv, 380 pp. Uncut copy. Second Edition (the first is 1776). In French. Very good, with prior owner’s stamp to title page, some pages lightly browned.
[Sarpi, Paolo]. FATHER PAUL OF BENEFICIARY MATTERS: OR THE DUES OF THE ALTAR BEING, A COMPLEAT HISTORY OF ECCLESIASTICAL REVENUES. SHEWING, I. THEIR RISE, PROGRESS, AND THE VARIOUS MEANS BY WHICH THEY HAVE ACCRUED TO THE CHURCH… THAT ECCLESIASTICKS BECOME TOO GREEDY IN ACQUIRING ESTATES… THE ORIGINAL OF TYTHES…[TRANSLATED BY CHRISTOPHER HAYES] London: Printed for Olive Payne 1730. Cont. calf; [3], xviii-xxi, [2], xxii-xlviii, [2], 260 pp. Corners rounded, rebacked, red morocco spine label, marbled end papers. The preliminaries are paginated quite irregularly, but perfectly complete. Woodcut initials and headpieces. A very good copy; rubbing to covers (heavy rubbing on a ½ by ½ inch square area); ½ by 1½ inch section cut from fly-leaf (likely to remove the prior owner’s name); light foxing – but overall quite a nice copy.
Carley, Francis D.. FINANCIAL FORECAST New York: Office of the Monetary Trust March 23, 1896. Fold to standard letter size 4 page financial newsletter. Good plus with multiple fold marks and paper starting to separate at one of the creases.
Beatty, John. HIGH TARIFF OR LOW TARIFF, WHICH? ANSWER TO “COIN’S FINANCIAL SCHOOL.” THE CAUSE OF LOW PRICES. [Columbus, Ohio]: [Hann & Adair] 1897. Original red cloth boards; [2], 155, [5]; [2], 79, [1]; 15. With three separate parts. The second section has its own title-page, reading: To the Readers of Coin’s Financial School. An Answer, and imprint as follows: “Published by S. K. Donavin, of Columbus, Ohio, 1895.” Apparently inscribed by Gen. John Beatty on flyleaf. Good plus; wear and soiling to boards; heavy dust to edges; interior clean.
Randolph, Carman F. THE “HOME MARKET” AND THE FEDERAL SURPLUS New York: The Reform Club 1888. Original printed green wrappers; 64 pp. Removed from a bound volume of pamphlets, paper spine mostly chipped away.
Kelley, Willaim Darrah. THE FINANCES WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE OF THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS, GIVING THE VIEWS OF THE HON. WM. D. KELLEY TO THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS, NOVEMBER 4, 1873. Philadelphia: Henry Carey Baird, Industrial Publisher 1873. Pamphlet; 16 pp. Stabbed & tied at inner margin. Small tear at top of final leaf with a loss of 3 letters in the headline.
Cragin, Aaron H. IRON SHIPS AND THE RESTORATION OF COMMERCE SPEECH OF HON. AARON H. CRAGIN, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, DELIVERED IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. FEBRUARY 6, 1873. Washington, D.C.: Chronicle Publishing Company 1873. Unopened folded pamphlet; 16 pp. Good plus with light soiling; paper brittle.
Davis, Garret. THE PUBLIC CREDIT SPEECH OF HON. GARRET DAVIS, OF KENTUCKY, ON THE BILL TO STRENGTHEN THE PUBLIC CREDIT, DELIVERED IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE, FEBRUARY 27TH, 1869. Washington, D.C.: Intelligence Printing House 1869. Unopened folded pamphlet; 8 pp. Some soiling and creasing.
Ramsey, Alexander. SPEECH OF ALEX. RAMSEY OF PENNSYLVANIA ON THE BILL FOR THE REDUCTION OF THE TARIFF. DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1846. Washington, D.C.: Printed at the Office of Blair and Rives 1846. String bound pamphlet; 12 pp. Double column text. Stabbed & tied at inner margin. Title page with a few stains.
Casey, Douglas R. THE INTERNATIONAL MAN THE COMPLETE GUIDEBOOK TO THE WORLD’S LAST FRONTIERS. FOR FREEDOM SEEKERS, INVESTORS, ADVENTURERS, SPECULATORS, AND EXPATRIATES. Alexandria: Alexandria House Books 1981. Original paper boards; XVI, 143, [1] pp. Third Edition. With dust jacket. With a preface by Harry Browne and a foreword by Harry D. Schultz. Illustratred with graphs and tables throughout comparing countries around the world. Very good with a few underlines in text. Dust jacket merely good with chipping and wear.
Somary, Wolfgang. DIE KOSMOLOGIE DES GELDES [THE COSMOLOGY OF MONEY] Schaffhausen: Novalis 2008. Original illustrated boards; 240 pp. Second Edition. In German. Nicely illustrated throughout. Near fine; corners bumped.
IMPORTANT NINETEENTH-CENTURY AND MODERN PRINTS, COMPRISING THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE DR. FELIX SOMARY AND OTHER OWNERS. LONDON, TUESDAY 23RD APRIL, 1974 [SOTHEBY & CO. AUCTION CATALOG] London: Sotheby & Co 1974. Original paper wrappers; 108 pp. Pamphlet with lot numbers and price estimates laid in. Together with, Fine Old Master Engravings, Etchings and Woodcuts, Comprising The Propety of The Late Dr. Felix Somary…and other owners. London, Thursday 11th July 1974 [Sotheby & Co. Auction Catalog] London: Sotheby & Co, 1974. 240 by 180mm (9½ by 7 inches). Original paper wrappers; 79 pp. Pamphlet with lot numbers and price estimates laid in. Both catalogues extensively illustrated with Felix Somary’s artwork collection. April Catalogue: Good plus; mild wear to wraps, with bump to head of spine; soiling to bottom edges of pages. July Catalogue: Very good with light damage to spine.
von Böhm-Bawerk, Eugen. POSITIVE THEORIE DES KAPITALES VIERTE, UNVERÄNDERTE AUFLAGE. MIT EINEM GELEITWORT VON PROF. DR. FRIEDRICH WIESER, WIEN. ERSTER BAND [UND] ZWEITER BAND. [POSITIVE THEORY OF CAPITAL… 4TH UNCHANGED EDITION. WITH A FOREWORD BY PROF. DR. FRIEDRICH WIESER…] Jena: Gustav Fischer 1921. 1/4 cloth with original brown boards; XXIV, 488; VIII, 350, [2] pp.
Seelye, Juilus Hawley. THE CURRENCY QUESTION SPEECH OF JULIUS H. SEELYE, OF MASSACUSETTS, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1876. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office 1876. Disbound pamphlet; 8 pp. Julius Hawley Seelye (1824-1895), independent US. House Representative of Massachusetts gave this pro-sound currency speech.
August 30, 1856 original check for $1,500. Remitted to “Stockton” and issued by Adams & Co. Bankers. Hole with small tear marks in center – likely where the check was attached to a pin-wall.
Harper, Alexander. SPEECH OF MR. HARPER, OF OHIO ON THE BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE REISSUING OF TREASURY NOTES… Washington: Gates & Seaton 1838. Disbound pamphlet; 16 pp. Alexander Harper (1786-1860)
Frankfurth, Ernst. GELDBRIEFE VOM SILBERSTROM [LETTERS ON MONEY FROM THE SILVER STREAMS] Montevideo: Roturando Adelantas 1915. Original purple-brown wrappers; 88pp (+ 1 loose leaf errata). In German.
Aktins, Willard E. GOLD AND YOUR MONEY WITH ILLUSTRATIONS AND GRAPHS. New York: Robert M. McBride & Company 1934. Orange cloth boards; 164pp. Plus photographic frontispiece and two full-page photographic plates. Orange cloth titled boldly black; in orange dust jacket printed in blue and gilt. First Edition, published February 1934. Frontispiece is a collage with metallic onlay color (shows all the minted gold in the world as if melted together into a huge cube sitting in the middle of Wall Street). One photographic plate showing a farm auction is entitled “Farm Foreclosing Ushers in Civil War in 1933-34” and the 2nd photographic plate is of a drawing of bulls running in front of the stock market “A Contributing Factor to the Depression”. Nice vignette block print head-pieces, in-text cartoons and figures.
Wegerif, Boudewijn. “THE DOLLAR IS THE CURRENCY OF OUR CRUCIFIXION.” LIBERATION FROM MONEY AND THE CROSS Oxford: Friends [1988]. Staplebound pamphlet; 44 pp. Produced in concert with the Swedish group Communidad, an anarcho-atheist communal organization. Several photos and illustrations throughout. Very good plus; paper toned.
Whitney, Richard. ADDRESS ON “MILITARISM, UNEMPLOYMENT + INFLATION” – ANTI-DRAFT CONFERENCE 12/11/’79 San Francisco: [self published by the author] 1979. Handwritten 1 pg. cover-letter along with 8 lvs. standard letter sized stapled photocopies of a handwritten speech. Very good; folded once, old paperclip rust stains; photocopy a little faded but legible (aside from the handwriting, at times).
Young People’s Socialist League / Socialist Party of Massachusetts. THE WAR AND INFLATION Cambridge: YPSL 1970. Single standard letter sized flyer, mimeographed text both sides. Mild edge wear with date penned at upper right corner; old fold marks; minor sunning to bottom edge.
Drinkwater, John and “Throgmorton” – contributors. ECONOMIC BULLETIN NEW SERIES – NUMBER 7, SEPTEMBER 1965. TWO ARTICLES, “A NOTE ON THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM” AND A VERY SHORT ONE “EXPORTS OF BRITISH PRIVATE CAPITAL TO THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES”. London: Economic Committee of the Communist Party 1965. Side-stapled mimeographed; 35 pp. Very good except for rusting staples.
Ala’ilima, Fay C. SAMOAN VALUES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PRELIMINARY DRAFT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE, EAST-WEST CENTER [Honolulu]: [self-published by the author] 1964. Mimeographed sheets stapled in upper left corner; 17 pp. Later published by the East-West Center as a 13-page pamphlet of the same title attributed to Vaiao J. Ala’ilima and Fay C Ala’ilima and published in the East-West Center Review Vol 1, Nr. 3 February 1965. Very good; very minor discoloring and rubbing to 1st page.
Stark, Leonhard. Single page A4 sized original typed signed letter dated March 22, 1963 from Stark (in Bromma, Sweden) to historian Sebastian Hafner (in Hamburg, Germany). Along with 1 page type script “Aristokratische Demokratie” and small format advertisement for his book [“The German of Tomorrow”]. All in German. Letter very good (folded twice); added type script merely good with fold crease and small tear with very minor text loss.
Bloomfield, Arthur I. MONETARY POLICY UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL GOLD STANDARD 1880-1914 New York: Federal Reserve Bank of New York October 1959. Original yellow wrappers; 62,[2]pp. With an introduction by Alfred Hayes (1910-1989), President of the New York Federal Reserve. This is economist Stanley Engerman’s (1936- ) personal copy with numerous underlines, check marks and 1 hand-drawn graph. Very good; some fading to cover and spine; small black mark to cover. Stamp to title page: “This book is being sent to you on a complimentary basis” [presumably sent from the Federal Reserve to Engerman]. “S. Engerman” in pen on title page.
Cross, Ira B. CALIFORNIANS AND HARD MONEY [Berkeley]: [University of California] 1946. Stapled pamphlet in tan wraps; 15pp. Reprinted essay from California Folklore Quarterly. Introduction by Robert Sproul (1891-1975), 1st system-wide president of the U.C. system. Written in the form of a question posed by Samuel T. Farquhar (1890-1949) and answered by Ira. B. Cross (1880-1977). Very good, fold mark to cover.
DEUTSCHE GOLD & SILBER SCHEIDE-ANSTALT VORMALS RÖSSLER TECHNISCHE ABTEILUNG. PREIS VERZEICHNIS NO 10. [GERMAN GOLD AND SILVER REFINERY FORMERLY RÖSSLER. TECHNICAL DIVISION. PRICE INDEX NO 10.] Frankfurt: [Degussa] [ca. 1904]. Green loose-leaf binder; 4, 16, 14, 8, 12, 6, 10, 14, 18, 20pp. (a total of 122 pp. divided into company divisions A through J; this binder complete). In German. Together with: P.F. Dujardin & Co. Düsseldorf. Gas Brenner und Gas Öfen für hohe Temperaturen nach Meker […Gas Burners and Gas Ovens for High Temperatures After the Meker Design] Düsseldorf: Dujardin, [ca. 1920]. 225 by 150mm (9 by 6 inches). Original gray illustrated wrappers; 84 pp. On the cover “Meker Brenner” [Meker Burners]. In German.
Huttenbach, August. THE SILVER STANDARD AND THE STRAITS CURRENCY QUESTION Singapore: Fraser and Neave 1903. Original red canvas boards; [xi], 147pp. Good. Front hinge separated, damp stains on front board, boards rubbed, bottom fore-edge corner pages slightly stained red, minor foxing on endpapers.
Miller, Henry G. CHAPTERS ON SILVER Chicago: Coin Publishing Company 1894. Original gray printed wrappers; 110, 2pp. (ads for Coin’s Financial Series). Very good; lightly soiled wrappers, light damage to front cover corners, and browned throughout.
Edwards, Edward. THE NAPOLEON MEDALS A COMPLETE SERIES OF THE MEDALS STRUCK IN FRANCE, ITALY, GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY, FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE EMPIRE IN 1804, TO THE RESTORATION IN 1815, ENGRAVED BY THE PROCESS OF ACHILLES COLLAS, WITH HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES London: Henry Hering 1837. Lg. folio; x, 168pp. Plus a frontispiece and 40 plates with multiple images, done by an early photo-engraving process. Later 1/2 black calf, gilt ornamented spine, over textured gray cloth. A portion of the original brown cloth, gilt, with the printed title, is mounted on the front cover. Bound in at front are the prospectuses for 2 other contemporary medalic plate books. Very good; plates with some foxing (as is usual for this book); title page with some offset browning from the frontispiece; dark stain at top fore-edge of final plates (images not affected). Small oval library blind stamp at bottom of title page and one other leaf.
Chassepol, Francois de and Beauvais, Buillaume. A TREATISE OF THE REVENUE AND FALSE MONEY OF THE ROMANS TO WHICH IS ANNEXED, A DISSERTATION UPON THE MANNER OF DISTINGUISHING ANTIQUE MEDALS FROM COUNTERFEIT ONES. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL PRINTED AT PARIS 1740. London: J. and P. Knapton 1741. 1/2 red calf over linen; [8], xxxii, 228pp. (including 1 page of ads). Bound by Riviere & Son (circa 1910). Very good, except foot of spine scuffed; wear at hinges; lightly bumped corners. Prior owner’s initials stamped on title page (along with other minor notations to title page).
Rouille, Guillaume. PRIMA [LA SECONDA] PARTE DEL PRONTVARIO DE LA MEDAGLIE DE PIU ILLUSTRI & FULGENTI HUOMINI & DONNE, DAL PRINCIPIO DE MONDO INSINO AL PRESENTE TEMPO, CON LE LOR VITE IN COMPENDIO RACCOLTE. Lyon: Appresso Guglielmo Rovillio 1553. 4to. Cont. vellum; [8], 172, [4]; 248, [8]pp. Indices (of medallions). 2 parts in 1, each with a title page. In Italian. Lavishly illustrated with 828 medallion woodcut portraits. Title pages with woodcut vignettes. Decently cool manicule on pg. 128 of the first part. Very good. Vellum lightly soiled, hand lettering on spine partly effaced. Old water stain at top fore-corner of a few final leaves. Text leaves lightly browned & some old soiling. Miniscule burn mark affecting a few pages. One leaf with a horizontal tear repaired. One medallion woodcut “glued over” – not clear if original or a repair. Pg. 5 incorrectly numbered 13. Bookplate on front pastedown. Overall a fairly impressive copy.
JAHRESBERICHT DES K. UND K. GENERAL-CONSULATES IN HAMBURG FÜR DAS JAHR 1897. [FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMBASSY IN HAMBURG FOR THE YEAR 1897] [Hamburg]: [k. und k. Generalkonsulat] 1898. Half-linen boards; 298 pp. Index. Type script with blueprint copies of tables and a few handwritten pages; minor hand-written corrections throughout. In German. Very good; with library or embassy numbers on cover; stamps of the Austrian Trade Museum; two withdrawal stamps dated March 18, 2010; light scuffing and wear to covers; 1 page loose.
Holroyd, John Baker Earl of Sheffield. OBSERVATIONS ON THE COMMERCE OF THE AMERICAN STATES A NEW EDITION, MUCH ENLARGED. WITH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING TABLES… Dublin: Luke White 1784. Cont. calf; 10, [6], 287, [1]; 24 pp. With 11 tables at back (10 folding). Table 3 is 4 leaves, one folding, an Table 9 contains the final 24 pages of text. Nicely rebacked, old red morocco label laid down. This is the far more uncommon first Irish edition. Very good; wear and scuffing to boards; light soiling to some plates – but crisp without foxing; title page reinforced at spine.
Cohen, Henri and De Ricci, Seymour. GUIDE DE L’AMATEUR DE LIVRES A GRVURES DU XVIII SIECLE. SIXTH EDITION. REVISED BY SEYMOUR DE RICCI. Paris: Rouquette 1912. Early 20th century calf; [6], XXVI, 1247, [2] pp. Top edge gilt. Viennese bookbinder F.W. Papke engraved and stamped in gold the bookplate of Gottfried Eissler on the back cover. Marbled endpapers, onto which Felix Somary’s bookplate is attached. In French. Very good plus, except for rubbing and scuffing to spine and front cover.
Schmidt, Emerson P. INFLATION AND THE POST-WAR Washington: Chamber of Commerce of the United States 1944. Stapled pamphlet; 22pp. Post-war readjustments bulletin No. 10. Interesting cover illustration depicting the trajectory of the US economy with three divergent post-war paths: “Post War Boom”, “Hold our Own”, and “Collapse”. Some fading and light red-pencil on front cover; light creasing at “spine”, otherwise very good. Emerson P. Schmidt (1899-1976) was chief economist of the Commerce Department. He is also the grandfather of Eric Emerson Schmidt – the former CEO of Google. This curious pamphlet attempts to address how America will come to terms with the financial distortions of World War II: “The war has created an enormous number of distortions and maladjustments – excessive supply of money is only one of them.” pg. 22. Will we have inflation or deflation? Are price controls in our future? Provides insight on the US Government’s formal position on how to address monetary distortions caused by World War II. We are currently awaiting the Commerce Department’s 2022 pamphlet entitled “Post-COVID 19 readjustments bulletin”.
Dickeson, Montroville Wilson. THE AMERICAN NUMISMATICAL MANUAL OF THE CURRENCY OR MONEY OF THE ABORIGINES, AND COLONIAL, STATE, AND UNITED STATES COINS WITH HISTORICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE NOTICES OF EACH COIN OR SERIES. ILLUSTRATED BY NINETEEN PLATES OF FAC-SIMILES. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co. 1859. Lg. 4to.; 256pp. Index. Plus 19 color printed plates. with multiple images on each, most printed in copper, silver and gold in order to represent the original coins. Frontispiece lithograph portrait of the author bound in. In addition, there are some text woodcuts. Very nicely rebound in 1/2 black morocco, gilt, over the original pebbled boards. Top edge gilt. Very good plus, except light foxing throughout and old water stain at bottom inner margin of last few leaves, no plates affected.
Senior, Nassau William. THREE LECTURES ON THE TRANSMISSION OF THE PRECIOUS METALS FROM COUNTRY TO COUNTRY, AND THE MERCANTILE THEORY OF WEALTH. DELIVERED BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD IN JUNE 1827. THE SECOND EDITION. London: John Murray 1830. Later marbled wrappers; [4], 96pp. Very good.
VALUATIONS-TABELLE DERER COURS HABENDEN SILBER UND GOLDENEN MÜNZ SORTEN… [VALUATIONS TABLE WITH THE COURSE OF CURRENT SILVER AND GOLD COINS…] Dresden: [no publisher indicated] January 23, 1778. Folded broadsheets; [8] pp. In German. With woodcut printers device. Very good with middle fold crease and edge creasing.
Hutton, Hugh. THE INFLATIONIST Philadelphia: The Philadelphia Inquirer January 13, 1938. Original editorial cartoon from the Philadelphia Inquirer. Depicts “The Inflationist” catching a ride at the “Bonus Highway No. 1”. Grease pencil on thick stock. Signed Hugh Hutton. On bottom: “At the same old stand. Monday January 13th”. On reverse, a faint stamp: “Art Dept….1938. The Philadelphia Inquirer.” Cartoon dimensions: 400 by 300mm (15¾ by 12 inches) Image very good, but light to medium soiling especially at the edges.
IBERIA INTRODUCES ANTI-INFLATION VACATIONS Chicago: Anarchist Black Cross [1974]. double-sided poster. Extra thick yellow-beige paper with dark purple ink. As stated on back “Poster/broadside appears as issue 8 of the Black Cross Bulletin.” Illustrated on front with a large cigar chomping “capitalist” (sitting) and his female companion standing behind him – both smug and grinning. Likely depicting the American capitalists on vacation in Spain. Illustrated on back with with Salvador Puig Antioch, his garroting, and a fist raised in protest. Very good; previously folded twice; two very small burn marks (no image/text loss).
G. Siebert. Hanau A.M. PLATIN -AFFINERIE UND -SCHMELZE Hanau: G. Siebert 1904. Stapled black paper wrappers; 38, [2]pp. Embossed on the cover: “Platin” “G. Siebert” along with 8 coins – all printed in platinum color in striking contrast to the black paper. Printed by Lechleder & Stroh. Sales catalogue of platinum products. In German. Lavishly illustrated throughout with both base platinum products such as wire and foil, but also a wide variety of laboratory instruments made entirely of platinum. Very good, covers lightly rubbed. Several interior stamps of the previous owner: “L. Kornblüh. Wien”.
Lackington, James. THE CONFESSIONS OF J. LACKINGTON, Late Bookseller, at the Temple of the Muses, in a Series of Letters to a Friend. New York: John Wilson and Daniel Hitt, for the Methodist Connection 1808. 12mo. 189,(3)pp. + 2 pages of ads at back. A paper flaw on page 187-188 closely trims the outer margin, touching the final letters of some of the lines. The text, however, is still readable. Otherwise, a very pretty copy in contemporary calf. The second American edition of Lackington’s revised memoirs (that is, with letters dated as late as 1803). AMERICAN IMPRINTS #15385.
Perceau, Louis. BIBLIOGRAPHIE DU ROMAN EROTIQUE AU XIX SIECLE… Paris: Georges Fourdrinier 1930. 8vo. 2 volumes. 400,(2);415,(3)pp. Indices. This set (# XXIII) is one of 40 special sets printed on “verges d’arches” paper. The total edition was 1050 sets. Original printed (red & black) wrappers. Very useful reference with full bibliographical descriptions, many of which are annotated.
Duclos, R., Abbe. DICTIONNAIRE BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE, HISTORIQUE, ET CRITIQUE DES LIVRES RARES… Paris: Chez Delalaine 1802. 8vo. 4 volumes. With all of the half-titles. Orig. 2-tone pink boards, a bit rubbed & spines a bit discolored. This is the revised 2nd edition (1790 is the first), with the addition of the “Supplement,” Volume 4. A precursor to Brunet’s “Manuel.” In fact, Jacques Charles Brunet was one of the co-editors of this work by Duclos.
Dawe, Grosvenor. MELVIL DEWEY. SEER: INSPIRER: DOER. 1851-1931. Biografic Compilation. Club Edition. Lake Placid, NY: Melvil Dewey Biografy 1932. (8),391,(1)pp. Index. Unopened. Illustrated with 40 photos and facsimiles, and a large folding map of Lake Placid. Photographic endpapers. The limited & numbered “Club Edition” (probably 500 copies but limitation not stated). Mounted original clipped autograph of Melvil Dewey on the limitation leaf. Brown morocco, gilt, over cloth. T.e.g. Gift inscription from an elderly Dewey associate on the dedication leaf, dated 17 July 1986. Discoloration to the cloth on the back cover.
Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim. THEATRALISCHE BIBLIOTHEK. Berlin: Christian Friedrich Voss 1754-1758. 8vo. 4 volumes. Engraved portraits in Volumes 1 & 3 (as published). Each of the 4 title pages with an engraved illustration. Orig. drab boards, somewhat soiled and extremities rubbed. Remnants of paper labels on spines. The first edition. The set is usually 4 volumes bound in 2. It is unusual to find the 4 individual volumes, here in their original state, as published.
Roden, Robert F. (comp.). AUCTION PRICES OF AMERICAN BOOK-CLUB PUBLICATIONS 1857-1901. Cleveland: The Rowfant Club 1904. (6),70,(2)pp. Edition limited to 125 numbered copies. Orig. straight grained brown morocco over boards. Spine strip on front cover printed in gilt. Hinges and extremities of spine a bit rubbed, boards lightly soiled.
Dibdin, Thomas Frognall. THE LIBRARY COMPANION: or, the Young Man’s Guide, and the Old Man’s Comfort, in the Choice of a Library. London: Printed for Harding, Triphook, and Lepard, and J. Major 1824. Lg. thick 8vo. 2 parts in 1 (paged continuously). (4),lii,912pp. Index. Plus an 8pp. publisher’s catalog bound in at front. The separate title page of “Part Second” is bound in at rear. Orig. boards, rebacked. Uncut copy.
University of Delaware Library Associates. [LEAF BOOK] TREASURE ISLAND. A GALA DINNER AND AUCTION… Newark, DE: University of Delaware Library Associates 1985. (2),92,(2)pp. An illustrated auction catalog with commercial ads at rear. Edition limited to 135 numbered copies, specially bound in cloth and with an original leaf from Vasari’s “The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters…” (1568). Blue cloth, gilt. Fine. DISBOUND AND DISPERSED, #187.
Tuer, Andrew W. BARTOLOZZI AND HIS WORKS. A Biographical & Descriptive Account of the Life and Career of Francesco Bartolozzi, R.A. With Some Observations on the Present Demand for and Value of His Prints; [see description below for remainder of title] London: Field & Tuer, the Leadenhall Press, E.C. et al 1885. [remainder of title] the Way to Detect Modern Impressions from Worn-out Plates and to Recognise Falsely-tinted Impressions… Etc. Second Edition: Corrected and Revised with Additional Matter. Sm. 8vo. (8),viii,478pp. plus (2)pp. ads. Index. Illus trated with 2 engraved monochrome plates and 2 folding facsimiles. Title within an engraved border by Bartolozzi. Edition limited to 500 numbered copies signed by Tuer. Orig. vellum-like boards with gilt printed gray silk ribbon panels (torn at fore-edge).
Dyson, Anthony. PICTURES TO PRINT. The Nineteenth-Century Engraving Trade. (London: Farrand Press 1984. Sm. 4to. (2),xxx,234pp. Index. Bibliog. With 95 illustrations, including a hand-colored engraving as the frontis.. This copy is #12 from an unstated limited edition (100?). Half brown morocco over brown cloth, gilt. Fine.
Monaghan, Jay (comp.). LINCOLN BIBLIOGRAPHY 1839-1939. Collections of the Illinois State Historical Library, Volume XXXI. Bibliographical Series, Volume IV. With a Foreword by James G. Randall. Springfield, IL: Illinois State Historical Library 1943-1945. 2 vols. xlvi,520;xii,560pp. Blue cloth, spines faded.
Langfeld, William R. (comp.). WASHINGTON IRVING, A BIBLIOGRAPHY. Compiled by William R. Langfeld with the Bibliographic Assistance of Philip C. Blackburn. New York: The New York Public Library 1933. Lg. 8vo. x,90,(2)pp. Illustrated with a frontispiece portrait and 8 plates. Edition limited to 450 copies. Orig. black cloth, gilt. Reprinted with additions and revisions from The Bulletin of The New York Public Library of June-December 1932.
No author. GUIDE TO DEPOSITORIES OF MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES: CALIFORNIA. Prepared by The Northern and Southern California Historical Records Survey Projects Division of Community Service Programs, Work Projects Administration. Los Angeles, CA: The Southern California Historical Records Survey Project October, 1941. 4to. ff.vii,76. Index. Mimeographed pages, printed on one side. Orig. black cloth over thin printed boards.
Schomburgk, Robert Hermann. Proof Copy. Twelve Views of the Interior of Guiana: From Drawings by Mr. Charles Bentley After Sketches Taken During the Expedition, Carried on in the Years 1835 to 1839…London: Ackermann and Co., 1841. 570 by 390mm (221⁄2 by 151⁄4 inches). Tall folio; [8], 38 pp. With an added color lithographed title, letter-press title, dedication leaf with the arms of the Duke of Devonshire printed in gold, engraved full-page map, and 12 very fine colored lithographed plates with views of the interior of Guiana, many with images of Guiana’s tribes. Original publisher’s full dark green cloth, title gilt stamped within an ornamental frame on front cover. Two of the twelve plates do not have their corresponding tissue guard. Neatly rebacked in dark green cloth, so similar to the original that you need to look closely to see it. The first view a bit rubbed at the outer edge. A few of the views with light marginal foxing.
Tassos, Alevizos Anastasios (engraver). ARISTOPHANES LYSISTRATA. [Title in Greek]. Athens: Aspiota-Elka, 1978. 340 by 250mm (13½ by 9¾ inches). Original paper wrappers; 154 pp. With thick paper dust jacket. Limited edition of 1,500 numbered copies. Printed on Glastonbury antique laid paper. This is number 313 and is signed by Tassos. In Greek. Four-line 1985 inscription (in Greek) to Karl-Heinz Schulmeister. Together with a postcard on stationary of the Cultural Association of the GDR (“Kulturbund der DDR”) with an 11-line inscription (in German) from Schulmeister to Wolfram Körner.
Grunert, Oskar E. BRENNENDE MENSCHEN. Ein Beitrag zur Bekämpfung der Geschlechtskrankheiten. Schauspiel in 2 Akten und einem Vorspiel in Versen. Die Schaubühne im Dienste der hygienischen Volksbelehrung! [Itchy People. A contribution to the fight against venereal diseases. Play in 2 acts and a prelude in verse. The stage in the service of public hygiene instruction!]. [No location]: [handmade, likely by the author], [ca. 1920]. 275 by 220mm (10¾ by 8¾ inches). Original stapled paper wrappers; [1], 9, 20, 20 pp. (A total of 50 pages, some page numbers incorrect — but item is complete).
Wagner, Henry R. PUBLISHED WRITINGS OF HENRY R. WAGNER. Santa Ana, CA: The Fine Arts Press 1934. 4to. (20)pp. Edition limited to 125 copies. Orig. green printed wrappers, somewhat soiled at edges, and with some small chips. This copy inscribed, “William S. Mason, compliments of H. R. Wagner.” Also with the bookplate of John Haskell Kemble. Compiled by Wagner for private distribution as a Zamorano and Roxburghe Club exchange keepsake. THE FINE ARTS PRESS #18. One of the scarcest imprints of this Orange County fine press.
Donner, William Henry. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM HENRY DONNER 1864-1953. San Francisco: N.p 1973. 4to. xv,(3),142,(2)pp. Title & text printed in red & black. Illustrated with a tipped-in frontispiece photo of Donner and 7 other tipped-in photos. Edition limited to 100 copies privately printed by Clifford Burke at the Cranium Press. Orig. red linen, gilt. Housed in publisher’s cardboard slipcase with paper spine label. Fine copy. Beautifully printed autobiography of this American businessman and philanthropist.
No author. A SIXTEENTH CENTURY LETTER FROM ITALY Being an Expression of Christmas Wishes From Marjorie and Edwin Grabhorn. San Francisco: The Grabhorn Press 1938. 8vo. (8)pp. Printed in red & black in an edition of 150 copies. Self-wrapper, stabbed & tied. Not given a separate number in the Grabhorn Bibliography, but listed in Volume I under “Miscellaneous 1934-1940,” on p. 180.
[Buckler, Benjamin]. SERIOUS REFLECTIONS ON THE DANGEROUS TENDENCY OF THE COMMON PRACTICE OF CARD-PLAYING; Especially of the Game of All-Fours, as It Hath Been Publickly Play’d at Oxford, in This Present Year of Our Lord, MDCCLIV. In a Letter from Mr. Gyles Smith, to His Friend Abraham Nixon… London: Printed for W. Owen… Reprinted for Norman H. Handelsman… Los Angeles: The Plantin Press. 1977. Sm. 8vo. (4),iii,(3)-20,(2)pp. Illustrated with a facsimile plate. Edition limited to 100 numbered copies. Red cloth, gilt. Fine copy. Though initially attributed to Gyles Smith, the pseudonym for Sir William Blackstone, modern scholarship now attributes the work to his friend Benjamin Buckler (1718-1780). “Though ostensibly a comment about card playing at Oxford, it is actually an allegory dealing with Parliamentary debates.”
Hernandez, Jose. MARTIN FIERRO. El Gaucho Martin Fierro. La Vuelta de Martin Fierro. Edicion Critica de Angel J. Battistessa. Segunda Edicion. Premio Ricardo Rojas. Illustraciones de Alberto Guiraldes. Buenos Aires: Ediciones Peuser 1958. 4to. xxx,(2),330,(4)pp. Printed in red & black. Profusely illustrated with drawings, a color frontispiece, and a woodcut portrait of the author. In a special presentation binding of hand stitched cowhide. Laid in at front is a calligraphic letter of thanks from “The Amigos of Operation Amigo Argentina” along with numerous signatures. Good with inner front hinge cracked and front end paper loose.
Bandini, Ralph. TIGHT LINES. With Pen and Ink Sketches by the Author. Los Angeles: Tight Lines Publishers 1932. (10),226pp. Illustrated with numerous photos, text woodcuts, and endpaper maps. The Deluxe Edition of 500 numbered copies, in a special “wallet” full tan calf binding, stamped in green, with a fighting swordfish on front cover. T.e.g. Some minor rubbing at edges and an old 1″ repair at head of spine (this portion had once been cracked off). This copy inscribed by Ralph Bandini below his tipped-in frontispiece portrait.
Rapp, Albert. THE ANCIENT GREEKS & JOE MILLER. A Prolegomenon by Nat Schmulowitz. San Francisco: Privately Printed for Members of the Roxburghe Club of San Francisco 21276. 32,(2)pp. Decorations printed in brown. Title hand-colored in orange. Frontispiece of Democritus. Edition limited to 300 copies printed at the Grabhorn Press. Tan wrappers printed in brown, stabbed & tied at inner margin. A presentation copy inscribed to Herbert Fahey by Nat Schmulowitz, accompanied by a T.l.s., from Schmulowitz to Fahey, dated May 15, 1958. Anecdotah Scowah, Number Three. GRABHORN BIBLIOGRAPHY, #534.
[Bender, J. Terry (comp.)]. LES ARCHITECTS DU LIVRE. Contemporary Creative French Bookbinding from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan A. Gunst and Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Heller, in an Exhibition by the Stanford University Libraries… September 23 ñ October 20, 1956. San Francisco: Grabhorn Press 1956. Lg. 4to. (32)pp. Title printed in red & black. Edition limited to 100 copies, printed by the Grabhorn Press for Morgan A. Gunst and the Stanford University Libraries for a joint meeting of the Roxburghe Club of San Francisco and the Zamorano Club of Los Angeles, on September 9, 1956. Signed on the limitation leaf by Morgan A. Gunst. Stabbed & tied at inner margin, paper wrappers stamped in gilt. Fine. An exhibition catalog of 35 items. GRABHORN BIBLIOGRAPHY, #581.
[Garthwaite, W. B.]. THE HISTORY OF TYPE & PRINTING IN EASY LESSONS… San Francisco: Imprinted for Mackenzie & Harris, Inc 1948. Folio (13-1/4″ x 9-1/2″). Tan wrappers printed in red & black, containing 5 loose broadsides printed in gray, red & black for the advertising series, “From Gutenberg to Grabhorn.” Edition limited to 3,000 copies. Fine. GRABHORN BIBLIOGRAPHY, #463.
No author. FOR A BETTER WORLD. [An Extract from the Charter of the United Nations]. San Francisco: Grabhorn Press 16803. 4to. (4)pp. Printed in red & black. Edition limited to 400 copies, done as a New Years greeting for Francis and Marjory Farquhar. GRABHORN BIBLIOGRAPHY, p. 105.
[Lover, Samuel]. BIRTH OF SAINT PATRICK [Cover Title]. San Francisco: Grabhorn Press 1935. Folio. (4)pp. Printed on green paper. Edition limited to 190 copies privately printed for Albert M. Bender’s birthday party. Very Good with light creases. GRABHORN BIBLIOGRAPHY, #242.
No author. WESTERN DISCOVERIES [Caption Title]. Reprinted from the American Museum, or, Universal Magazine, for May, 1792. San Francisco: Printed for members of the Chit Chat Club by Francis P. Farquhar 1939. Folio. (4)pp. Printed on light tan paper. Edition limited to 50 copies. Fine GRABHORN BIBLIOGRAPHY, #328.
Dillon, Richard H. PERPETUAL MOTION & EMOTION. The Adventures of a Popular Historian. San Francisco & Palo Alto: William P. Wrenden 1966. 4to. (4),14pp. Edition limited to 300 copies printed for the joint meeting of the Roxburghe Club of San Francisco and the Zamorano Club in September, 1966. Printed brown paper wrapper, stabbed & tied at inner margin. GRABHORN-HOYEM BIBLIOGRAPHY, #2.
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