Oxford / New York: Oxford University Press / Henry Frowde, (1892). Hardcover. Two volumes. xxxii, 604; [8], 679pp. Both volumes bound in black flexible leatherette, *Common Prayer* with owner name stylized in gilt, titles in gilt on the spines, all page edges gilt, gilt inner-dentelles, navy blue endpapers, and each..... More

Philadelphia: D. Rice & A.N. Hart, 1859. Hardcover. Four volumes. Large octavos. Each section of each volume has its own pagination, we estimate each volume to be approximately 375 pages. Illustrated from engraved plates. Brown morocco boards decoratively stamped in dark brown, spines with raised bands creating six compartments each..... More

Argentorati, [Strassburg]: Phillippi Mülbii, 1647. Hardcover. Thick octavo. [12], [1]-150, 1-352, [118], [2], [1]-587pp., [1]. Contemporary vellum boards with the title written on the spine. Text in Latin. Boards and spine worn and soiled, the front board has the vellum curling off at the fore edge, owner name and blind..... More

New York: D. Appleton and Company, (1902). Hardcover. Author's edition. 12 volumes. Illustrated. Red cloth with publisher's printed paper spine labels. Gilt top edges. Small nicks and tears at the margins on a few pages of three volumes, contents page loose and laid in on *The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes,*..... More

Boston: G.C. Rand / Wm. J. Reynolds, 1853. Hardcover. 17 volumes. 16mo. Each volume is around 300 pages. Each volume has an engraved frontispiece and an engraved half-title, some have black and white illustrations/engravings. Brown cloth boards decoratively stamped in blind with gilt along the spines, each volume with an..... More

New York: William Durell and Co., 1808. Hardcover. Complete in two volumes. Ornamented with wood cuts originally designed and engraved by Dr. A. Anderson. 12mo. 312pp; 338pp. Both volumes with engraved frontispieces. Contemporary full calf with dark red leather spine labels modestly bordered in gilt with "Iliad" stamped in gilt..... More

New York: H.W. Derby, 1861. Hardcover. Four volumes. Volume One with an engraved frontispiece portrait of the author. Half polished calf, marbled paperboards, spines with raised bands bordered in black creating six compartments each repeating an Aldine leaf stamped in black save for the second and fourth from the top..... More

Boston: Lee and Shepard, Publishers, 1887. Hardcover. First edition. Oblong quarto. 85pp. Figured leather lettered in gilt, beveled edges, decorated in red and gilt, all edges gilt. Beautifully printed endpapers, elaborate doublures. Leather rubbed but undamaged and would lend themselves to light furbishing, very good or better. More

Philadelphia: Willis P. Hazard, 1856. Hardcover. Three volumes (of what we believe is supposed to be a four volume set). *The Essays of Elia* is stated "New Edition." *The Life and Letters of Charles Lamb* by Thomas Noon Talfourd. Octavo. Quarter levant over marbled paper boards, the spine has raised..... More

New York: M. Walter Dunne, Publisher, (1903). Hardcover. Out-of-series unsigned and unnumbered Edition de luxe with a beautiful decorative folded sheet tipped into Volume I stating "Of the Editor's Autograph Edition Of The Works Of Guy de Maupassant There have been printed [blank] Sets of which this is Number [blank]..... More

Stuttgart und Tübingen: In der J.G. Cotta’schen Buchhandlung, (1822-1826). Hardcover. 18 volumes. A complete set in original turquoise paper-covered boards with contemporary paper spine labels titled in manuscript. Bookplate of the American painter Diana Heiskell on the front pastedown of Vol. 1 only. The front free endpaper of Vol. 1..... More

London: Virtue & Company, [circa 1840s]. Hardcover. Stated "New Edition." Introductory essay and notes by The Rev. William Symington. Thick quartos. xxii, 708; 686; 686pp, [1] table of Jewish high priests. Illustrated from engravings. Half black morocco gray clothboards with gilt trim along the morocco, raised bands along the spines..... More

Chicago: Belford, Clarke & Co., Publishers, [no date, circa1880s]. Hardcover. Early reprint. Ten volumes. "The Newcomes" edited by Arthur Pendennis. Illustrated by the author, and "The Adventures of Philip" volume is illustrated by F. Walker and the author. Ten volumes uniformly bound in brown cloth decoratively stamped in black and..... More