Search Results: Authors starting with J from Harrison-Hiett Rare Books

London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1920. A nice copy of this trade edition. Undated but Circa 1920. Complete with all 24 colour plates and tissue guards. Original green cloth with decoration to front board and titles in gilt. A little rubbing to the boards and slight bumping to head and tail of the spine but still respectable. End papers showing the plan of Kensington Gardens. Overall decent condition with moderate foxing throughout. Gift inscription to half title page. Slight loosening to binding so that the book easily falls open to page 1. - but still holding well. Text in English. [ix], 126 pages. 210 by 160mm (8¼ by 6¼ inches). Bel exemplaire de cette édition commerciale. Non daté mais vers 1920. Complet avec les 24 plaques de couleur et les protège-tissus. Toile verte d'origine avec décor au premier plat et titres dorés. Un petit frottement aux plats et léger choc en tête et en queue du dos mais tout de même respectable. Documents de fin montrant le plan des jardins de Kensington. État… Read More

London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1892. First edition. Illustrated with 18 etchings by William Hole. Limited edition. This copy is 450/550. By the creator of Peter Pan. Original blue cloth with gilt titles. Very nice clean copy with almost no bumping or edgewear. Internally spotless, with a foxing to the end papers only. xiv, 217 pp. 270 x 190 mm (10¾ x 7½ inches). This copy was owned by Mrs Van der Poorten Schwartz - the wife of Dutch author Maarten Maartens. Almost certainly given to her by William Robertson Nicoll, who wrote anecdotes of 19th Century Literary history with T.J. Wise, and edited 'The Expositor' for Hodder & Stoughton.

Paris: Philippe Renouard, 1903. An anonymous essay on the charitable and good works of Mademoiselle E. Lozuet, followed by the eulogy spoken at her grave-side by M.J.C. Lozuet was clearly a compassionate woman, who anonymously gave away all of the income she inherited in good works. Half black leather binding, with black marbled boards. Gilt title to spine. A little rubbing to the edge of the boards. Marbled end papers. Sepia photograph of Mademoiselle Lozuet and tissue guard, followed by the two essays. Good clean copy, with just a few light foxing spots. There is a slight bowing to the boards, but not major. 12 pages. 260 by 165mm (10¼ by 6½ inches). . Essai anonyme sur les œuvres de charité et de bienfaisance de Mademoiselle E. Lozuet, suivi de l'éloge funèbre prononcé sur sa tombe par M.J.C. Lozuet était manifestement une femme compatissante, qui a donné anonymement tous les revenus dont elle a hérité à des œuvres de bienfaisance. Reliure en demi-cuir noir, plats marbrés noirs.… Read More

London: Chas. T. Jacobi, 1893. First Edition. Softback in sewn binding. The paper covers are somewhat marked and with a small chip to the top corner. A touch of nicking to the edges. Internally clean and tidy throughout. The paper is reprinted from the transaction and proceedings of the Bibliographical Society. 24 pages. 170 by 100 mm (6¾ by 4 inches).

1754. Hand-coloured map, of the Indian state Goa, by Jacques-Nicolas Bellin. Appeared in "Le Petit Atlas Maritime" by Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, 1754. Condition: good. Sufficient margins. Four vertical folds as published. Firm paper. Bright colours. A title cartouche with description on top right. Verso: blank. Dimensions: 11 x 17.8 cm (16.8 x 21.4 cm entire sheet) Carte coloriée à la main, de l'état indien de Goa, par Jacques-Nicolas Bellin. Paru dans "Le Petit Atlas Maritime" de Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, 1754. Etat : bon. Des marges suffisantes. Quatre plis verticaux tel que publié. Papier ferme. Couleurs vives. Un cartouche de titre avec description en haut à droite. Verso: vierge. Dimensions : 110 x 178 mm (1,8 x 214 mm feuille entière).

Paris : Hachette et Cie, 1905. First edition thus. French children's hardback illustrated book. With delightful colour illustrations by G. H. Thompson. Undated but circa 1905. Joseph Jacquin was the editor-in-chief of the illustrated children's periodical Mon journal. This is one of the ten albums he and Thompson adapted from work by Graham Clifton Bingham between 1903 and 1922. Cloth spine and boards in very good, clean condition. A little bumping to the corners only, with some light marking to the white rear board. B/w and colour illustration, both full-page and in text - all very clean and fresh looking. The central gather is detached at the staples, but very neatly and could be repaired. 255 x 315 mm (10 x 12½ inches). . Première édition. Livre cartonné illustré pour enfants. Avec de délicieuses illustrations en couleur de G. H. Thompson. Non daté mais circa 1905. Joseph Jacquin était le rédacteur en chef du périodique illustré pour enfants Mon journal. Il s'agit de l'un des dix albums… Read More

Paris:: Chez Gaume Frères, 1836. Second edition. Recent quarter leather with lovely marbled boards and gilt titles. Immaculate condition. Gilt marbled end papers. Inside the book is in good condition, but a little foxed to the pages. To the title page is a stamp for the Seminarium Argentinense in Strasbourg. Text in French. XXXVI, 144 pp. 225 x 145 mm (8¾ x 5¾ inches). Deuxième édition. Quartier de cuir récent avec de jolis plats marbrés et titres dorés. État impeccable. Gardes marbrées dorées. L'intérieur du livre est en bon état, mais un peu rousseur aux pages. A la page de titre se trouve un timbre du Seminarium Argentinense à Strasbourg. Texte en français. XXXVI, 144 pages. 225 x 145 mm

New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1963. First edition. In original dust jacket. Fascinating, both historically and in the present climate. In James' own words "a provocative analysis of the history of relations between Mexico and the United States on all levels - diplomatic, military, economic, and social - considered in terms of Mexico's developing nationalism and America's attitudes to it". 472 pp. 220 x 150 mm (8¾ x 6 inches). Dust jacket has some light bumping and a very small nick to the top edge on the front. Inside the book is in a very good / fine condition. Freelance American journalist, Daniel James (b. 1914), covered Latin America during the Cold War years. His writings reflect two themes: 1) that the region had become a primary target for Soviet aggression against interests of the United States; and 2) that American policies had failed to reflect the importance of the region to the United States. The author of hundreds of columns, articles and at least four books on these topics,… Read More

Dublin: Father Mathew Record Office, 1936. First Edition. Original Red cloth with black embossed titles. Bookplate of Syon Abbey, South Brent to the inside board. Frontis illustration and black and white illus. throughout. Folding map to rear. A very nice copy of this book. The red cloth is clean and tidy, with marginal bumping only. No significant marks. Internally clean and tidy throughout. 202 pp. + Plates.

London: Thomas Tegg, 1841. First edition. Hardback in original cloth, with gilt illustrated title vignette to front and spine. Moiré endpapers. Complete with all 24 b/w plates (including frontispiece), and many others in text. Pages are darkened at edges, and some foxing to a few pages; otherwise good general condition. xii, 200 pages. 250 x 165 mm (9¾ x 6½ inches).

Brie-Comte-Robert: Les Bibliolâtres de France, 1937. First edition. Original stiff card slipcase covered in buckram. Card boards. [vii]-xi, 40 pages, 1 leaf including VIII plates (including portrait, facsimiles) on 4 leaves. Unknown limitation, but states that this is a copy on papier d'Arches printed for M. Albéric Cahuet. Boards and slipcase are a touch dusty, but overall in very good condition. Inside, the papers, in French Folds, are in immaculate condition. A very nice copy. Albéric Cahuet was a pen name of Albert-Camille-Jean Cahuet (1877-1942). A French journalist and writer. His doctoral thesis was an attack on censorship. Although he wrote widely, particularly for L'Illustration, he is mostly remembered today as the author of Pontcarral published in 1937. 290 x 200 mm (11½ x 7¾ inches). . Première édition. Étui d'origine en carton rigide recouvert de bougran. Cartonnage. [vii]-xi, 40 pages, 1 feuillet comprenant VIII planches (dont portrait, fac-similés) sur 4 feuillets.… Read More

Schiedam: Herman Jansen, 1943. An original 1940's advertising poster for Scheidam Jenever. Featuring a large Pinneke Proost, riding a bottle of Jansen Jenever. In excellent condition, without significant flaws. Framed in a sympathetic red metal frame under glass. In 1943, the company commissioned Marten Toonder to create "Het recept van Pinneke Proost." Pinneke Proost was the house gnome (Kabouter) of Jansen Gin. In the cartoon strip Toonder created, he saved the day by unmasking a fake gin, and showing that Jansen's was superior. Impressed by this, the company commissioned Hans G. Kresse (one of Toonder's team of workers) to create the advertising for them. This poster was the result. It was not used for long, and a smaller size was created from the 1950's. 46cm x 31cm visible area under passe partout and frame of 61cm by 43cm (The actual poster has part of the blank area hidden behind the passe partout and is approx 57cm x 36cm). . Affiche publicitaire originale des années 1940 pour Scheidam… Read More

1783. Janvier's 1783 decorative map of the British Isles. Includes all of England, Scotland and Ireland as well as parts of adjacent France, Holland and Belgium. Divided according to provinces. An inset in the upper right details the Shetland and Orkney Islands. A decorative distance scale appears in the lower left quadrant. A similarly decorative title cartouche depicting the British royal armorial crest is set in the upper left quadrant. Drawn by J. Janvier for issue as plate no. 20 in Jean Lattre's 1783 final issue of the Atlas Moderne. Dimensions: 31.0 x 44.8 cm. Reasonable condition. Paper slightly dirty, with several ink stains. Centrefold as published. With small tear in centrefold in bottom margin. Verso: blank, largely blackened with charcoal. Jean or Robert Janvier (fl. 1746 - 1776) was a Paris based cartographer active in the mid to late 18th century. Janvier true first name is a matter of debate, as it appears as it often appears as either Jean or Robert. More commonly, Janvier simply… Read More

Paris: Aus Éditions du "Sagittaire", 1920. First Edition. A beautiful copy of this illustrated work. Softback, covers with red titles and gilt illustration. A touch of nicking to the head and tail of the spine only. Illustrated with seven original etchings out of text, two large framed compositions on each page in red and black, as well as two others repeated at the chapter heads, by Géo A. Drains. Edition of 1040 copies, this one of 940 copies on Hollande Van Gelder Zonen paper. 162 pages. 155 by 155mm (6 by 6 inches). . Première édition. Un bel exemplaire de cet ouvrage illustré. Couverture souple avec titres rouges et illustrations dorées. Un peu d'éraflures en tête et en queue du dos seulement. Illustré de sept eaux-fortes originales hors texte, deux grandes compositions encadrées sur chaque page en rouge et noir, ainsi que deux autres répétées en tête de chapitre, par Géo A. Drains. Tirage à 1040 exemplaires, celui-ci à 940 exemplaires sur papier Hollande Van Gelder Zonen. 162… Read More

New York: Festival Productions Inc., 1968. Scarce. Softback Newport Jazz Festival program from 1968. That year the festival was July 4-7. Featuring (among others): Nina Simone, Count Basie, Dionne Warwick, Duke Ellington, Hugh Masekela, Ray Charles, Dizzy Gillespie, Mongo Santamaria etc. With features, b/w photos, biog. details - plus adverts from the time etc. A little handled on covers, but inside very clean; overall in very good condition. 280 x 220 mm (11 x 8¾ inches).

Paris: Albert Delayance, 1929. First edition. With a lengthy gift inscription signed by André Jean to the title page. Original stiff card covers with black titles to front cover. Significant foxing to the covers. Some nicking to the spine, with a small chip to the top edge of the spine. Four full-page drawings by Marcel La Charité (Marcel Jean). Internally the pages are somewhat darkened, with foxing to the edges. Still an attractive work. From a total limitation of 100 copies, this is copy 22, being one of the 80 on Papier de Rives. 30 pages. 245 by 175mm (9¾ by 7 inches). . Avec une longue inscription cadeau signée par André Jean sur la page de titre. Couvertures originales en carton rigide avec titres noirs sur la couverture avant. Rousseurs importantes sur les couvertures. Quelques entailles au dos, avec un petit éclat sur le bord supérieur du dos. Quatre dessins pleine page de Marcel La Charité (Marcel Jean). A l'intérieur, les pages sont quelque peu assombries, avec des rousseurs sur… Read More

Paris: Iconomoteur, 1992. In grey cardboard box titled in grey letters. Grey cloth with laces with title transfer in green letters. 4 leporellos [book accordions] of 4 folds each. Copy in very good condition. 9/27 copies printed on Velin d'ARCHES® signed by the artist. After studying at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Rouen, JC Mattrat mainly worked in advertising, whilst publishing small press editions of his art. Collection closed is 370 x 265 mm (14½ x 10½ inches). Dans une boîte en carton gris titrée en lettres grises. Toile grise à lacets avec décalque de titre en lettres vertes. 4 leporellos [livres accordéons] de 4 plis chacun. Copie en très bon état. 9/27 exemplaires imprimés sur Velin d'ARCHES® signés par l'artiste. Après des études à l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Rouen, JC Mattrat (1951-.) travaille principalement dans la publicité, tout en publiant de petits tirages de son art. La collection fermée est de 370 x265 mm.

Paris: Édition du Figaro, Plon & Nourrit, 1889. Beautiful edition in green half leather with marbled boards. Profuse gilt illustration to the spine. Fractional rubbing to the edges only. Edition du Figaro. A collaboration including Edmond de Goncourt, Alphonse daudet, Emile Zola, Antonin Proust, Robert de Bonnières, Henry Gréville, Guy de Maupassant, Paul Bourget, J.-K. Hüysmans, Gustave Geffroy, Stéphane Mallarmé, L. Mullem, J. Ajalbert, L. De Fourcaud, Félicien Champsaur, Octave Mirbeau, Henry Céard, J. H. Rosny, Roger Marx, Paul Bonnetain, Jean Richepin. with more than 150 engraved compositions including 40 in colour, notably 6 out of text and 10 heliogravures. Colour prints with hand colouring. Internally clean and tidy with a few tiny marks only. VII-(1)-160 p Mallarmé's seven short poems, from issue no. 7, are among the most spiritual in his work: La Petite Marchande de lavande; The Garlic and Onion Merchant; The Shoe Tiler; The Cantonnier; The Print Crier; The Carrier's Wife; The… Read More

Aurillac: Imprimerie Moderne, 1967. Published under the auspices of the Club de La Ferté-Alais. Introduction by General R. Barthélémy - Letter-Preface by Arnaud de Castillon de Saint- Victor - Numerous black and white illustrations in text by Marcel Jeanjean - 4 pages of black and white photos in text. Memories of the great Painter of the "Air" 184 pages. 230 x 180 mm (9 x 7 inches). Good clean condition with a little marking to the covers only. . Publié sous l'égide du Club de La Ferté-Alais. Introduction du Général R. Barthélémy - Lettre-Préface d'Arnaud de Castillon de Saint-Victor - Nombreuses illustrations noir et blanc in texte de Marcel Jeanjean - 4 pages de photos noir et blanc in texte. Souvenirs du grand Peintre de "l'Air" 184 pages. Bon état de propreté avec une petite marque sur les couvertures uniquement. 230 x 180 mm.

Paris: aux "edition forces vives", 1966. First Edition. Small soft back. Original paper covers. Printed covers in yellow, red and green. A previous owner has written 1976 in the handwritten style of Le Corbusier, realised they had written the wrong date, and tried to correct it to 1966. Otherwise clean and tidy. To the half title page is a stamp for a Brussels architect. Some underlining and a couple of small annotations to the text. 64 pages. 125 x 125 mm (5 x 5 inches). Première édition. Petit dos souple. Couvertures en papier d'origine. Couvertures imprimées en jaune, rouge et vert. Un ancien propriétaire a écrit 1976 dans le style manuscrit de Le Corbusier, s'est rendu compte qu'ils avaient écrit la mauvaise date et a essayé de la corriger en 1966. Sinon, propre et bien rangé. A la page de faux titre se trouve un cachet pour un architecte bruxellois. Quelques soulignements et quelques petites annotations au texte. 64 pages. 125 x 125 mm