Search Results: Authors starting with G from Thomas A Goldwasser Rare Books

Glendale: Dawson Aircraft, 1970. First edition. Boards, spiral spine. Lower corners bumped, else fine.

Neuchatel, Switzerland: Ides et Calendes, 1988. First edition. First edition. Hardcover with blue cloth-covered boards with dj in cardboard slipcase, 229 pp with 187 illustrations, 60 in color. Includes pamphlet from Ides et Calendes (with text in German). Fine in dust jacket. 31 X 25 cm.

Paris, 1981. First edition. Quarto, 7 inches x 12 inches. One of 62 copies on handmade Moulin de Larrogue paper, from a total edition of 84 copies, signed by the author and artists. The work, conceived as an all-female production, was bound by Paule Ameline in full pale green box calf with onlays of dark green lizard, cut out in a triangular shape at the bottom of the front panel to reveal white iridesencent leather outlined in green onlay, back panel with parallel onlays of dark green lizard and white iridescent leather, pale green suede doublures, chemise and slipcase in matching suede-lined box calf with paper boards. A beautiful binding created in sympathy with the five women's text and illustrations.

Port Townsend: The Graywolf Press, 1976. First edition. Wrappers, spine faded; very good. With a long inscription from Gallagher to another poet.

Paris: Jacques Damase Gallery, 1976. ill. ; 30 x 21 cm. Blue softcover and pink paper. Printed in Bussels after the death of Ernst in April 1976 with reproductions of earlier works. Includes Bousquet, Damase, Crevel, Visat, Dorothea Tanning (his wife), Breton. Box 108.

Los Angeles: The Bieler Press, 1995. First edition. Original wrappers, spine slightly faded, else fine. One of 200, signed by the author and illustrator.

Bogota: Editorial La Oveja Negra, 1981. Primera edición; first edition. First edition, the Mexican issue, distributed by Diana. With a warm contemporary presentation inscription from García Marquez to an important Latin American poet. Bound for the recipient in black cloth, gilt, original wrappers bound in, faint dampstain in the lower corner of some pages, otherwise fine.

London: Poetry London / Nicholson and Watson, 1943. First edition. Sutherland, Graham. Cloth backed boards, with Sutherland design. A nice copy in worn and chipped dust jacket.

[New York]: Random House, 1940. First edition. Cloth, very good. Wear along edges of dust jacket. 297 p. illus. (incl. maps) diagrs. 27 cm. Inscribed on front pastedown by Geddes.

New York: Mitchell Kennerley, 1913. Second and best edition. Original black cloth, lightly worn; very good. This edition contains twice as many photographs as the first, and the gravure reproductions are much better.

London: Hurst and Blackett, 1853. First English language edition. Three volumes, 8vo. First edition of the German traveller's popular work, containing a lively and amusing account of his visit to Honolulu, with about a third of the narrative dealing with California. Endpaper cracked but holding in Vol I, otherwise fine in original blind-stamped cloth, spines gilt, with a slipcase. Forbes 1915.

Geneva: Fick, 1859. First illustrated edition, and the first edition in French. Gandon, A.. Original brown cloth, slight rubbing, near fine. This edition contains six fine etchings printed on india paper. The German edition (which was unillustrated) appeared in 1856. This edition follows by three years the rare Leipzig printing; but no English edition appeared until 1942. "Gerstäcker's fictionalized California sketches, like his Travels, consists of descriptions of San Francisco and the mines....The French translation is embellished with A. Gandon's beautiful and sometimes humorous etchings" Kurutz 266b.

Frankfurt: Frankfurter Kunstverein, 1980. Gerz, Jochen. Folio, wrappers, stapled with 24 loose facsimiles, in printed folder as issued. Slight wear to folder; fine.

1972. Poster on card stock, one of 100 numbered and signed. Pinholes at corners.

London: Longmans Green, 1939. First edition. Original blue cloth, blocked in silver. A fine copy in fine dust jacket. Book Society bookplate tipped to front endpaper.

Honolulu, 1874. 4to. 52 issues. A complete set of this semi-weekly newspaper, bound in old calf-backed boards, binding with some wear but overall in very good condition. "By his outspoken support of Kalakaua, Gibson gained much favor with the king and began his rise to power in the Hawaiian government," Forbes 3004.

London: Faber and Faber, n.d.. First edition. Nash, John. Wrappers, fine. No. 6 of The Ariel Poems.

New York: Arbor House, 1986. First American edition. Cloth backed boards, slight lean; a near-fine copy, jacket has trifling wear at the top. Signed by Gibson on the title page.

Helskini: Eurographica, 1990. First edition. Wrappers, as new. One of 350 copies, signed and dated by the author.

Austin: University of Texas Press, 1968. First edition. Quarto, cloth, waviness to top inner corner, otherwise a fine copy, dust jacket has a small tape repair on one fold.