Chalons-S-Marne: Imprimerie Lithographique Barbat, 1844. 8 1/4 x 11. 319 pages. Collation: (12), 11-107, (3), 113-148, (4), 149-315, (2) pages. A few preliminary pages appear shuffled in order--despite being in the original binding. Entirely lithographed in colors, silver, and gold on glazed white paper. These Gospels for Sundays and holidays... More

Paris, 1890. 10 x 14. Color title page, 55 color lithographed plates of porcelain and faience, each with a facing of description and prices; 47 monochrome plates of glassware; 15 pages of text by Louis Enalt. There is no plate 25, and none called for in the Table. Publisher's dark... More

Kyoto: Uchida Art Co., (ca. 1970). 5 x 7. 10 leaves accordion-fold with two pages of text and 18 progressive woodblock prints. The woodblocks are printed on separate leaves, then tipped to the folded structure. There are ten prints on one side, and 10 on the other. Attached to beveled... More

Philadelphia, 1858. First edition. 7 1/4 x 8 3/4. 87 leaves, most lithographed on both sides. Half pebbled morocco & marbled boards, matching endpapers, all edges gilt. Rebacked with original spine, hinges reinforced, tips worn through, otherwise very good. It is possible the authors' signatures on page 6 are genuine... More

(Oxford, 1984). 7 x 10 1/2. 25 pages, including two tipped-in original specimens of nature- and color-printing, from The Octavo Ferns (a very large fern in green) and The British Seaweeds (a large seaweed in red). Quarter morocco & Japanese paper boards. Upper tips lightly bumped, but fine. No. 12... More