Search Results: Authors starting with R from Jeffrey H. Marks Rare Books

[London]:: George Routledge & Sons, , no date [late 19th c.. publisher's wrappers illustrated in color.. Near fine; very light use to wrappers.. Oblong 4to,. Illustrated throughout (some color).. One of R. Caldecott's Picture Books.

[London]:: George Routledge & Sons, , no date [late 19th c.. publisher's wrappers illustrated in color.. Scattered foxing; very slight use to wrappers. . 4to,. Illustrated throughout (some color).. One of R. Caldecott's Picture Books.

Chicago:: Ideal Book Builders,, [Patented 1907 and 1914].. publisher's wrappers illustrated in color, die-cut in the shape of a donkey.. The lower 3" of the spine is split; old ink ownership signature at corner of front wrapper; light crease to the donkey ear of the front wrapper; otherwise fine.. Folio (about 11 x 5"),. Illustrated throughout in color.. "The barnyard animals in this book may be dressed in different costumes, each one having two or three suits of clothes. The little leaves will match any way they are turned, making 120 different animals and birds." Children's Favorite Series, No. 4.

Chicago:: Ideal Book Builders,, [Patented Jan. 15 and June 15,1907].. publisher's wrappers illustrated in color, die-cut in the shape of a bear. Old ink ownership signature inside the front wrapper; otherwise fine.. Folio (about 11 x 5"),. Illustrated throughout in color.. The movable picture combinations show 120 different pictures, giving the Teddies children's head and feet, or changing the children into Teddy Bears. Children's Favorite Series, No. 1.

Chicago:: Ideal Book Builders,, [Patented 1907 and 1914].. publisher's wrappers illustrated in color, die-cut in the shape of a donkey.. Fine original condition.. Folio,. Illustrated throughout in color.. "The barnyard animals in this book may be dressed in different costumes, each one having two or three suits of clothes. The little leaves will match any way they are turned, making 120 different animals and birds." Children's Favorite Series, No. 4.

Chicago:: Ideal Book Builders,, 1909.. First edition.. original die-cut stiff wrappers illustrated in color. . Partially separated from stapled binding; but otherwise fine.. Folio,. Illustrated in color throughout: "By turning the little leaves of this book back and forth the pictures will match any way they are turned showing 120 wonderful animals performing.". Children's Favorite Series, No. 3.

Birmingham:: R. Normansell,, [1914].. original printed wrappers.. Bookplate on pastedown; corner of wrapper chipped, with some creasing to the wrappers.. Oblong 8vo,. Illustrated throughout.

London and New York:: John Lane; Boni and Liveright,, [1927].. publisher's gilt black cloth; top edge stained red.. Slightly tanned at the endsheets and fore-edges; light use to cloth; both volumes tight and sound.. 8vo,. Illustrated by Frank C. Pape.. With Annotations by Duchat, Ozell and others. New Introduction by J. Lewis May. Additional postage applicable.

London:: Privately Printed for the Navarre Society,, 1921.. publisher's white gilt-lettered cloth.. Spines and covers soiled; one corner bumped; both volumes tight and sound.. 8vo,. Illustrated by W. Heath Robinson..

New York:: Dodd, Mead & Company,, n.d.. publisher's black gilt cloth in dust jacket, t.e.g.. Tiny tears and wear at the bottom of the spine; tight and sound in a sunned jacket with several small chips.. 4to,. Illustrated by 525 vignettes by Joseph Hemard.. Prefaced by Life of Rabelais by Henri Clouzot. Additional postage applicable; this is a very heavy book.

New York:: Covici Friede,, 1929.. No. 463 of 1300 copies.. publisher's buckram-backed boards with printed paper labels on spines. . Spines sunned; spine labels rubbed and chipped and virtually illegible; boards sunned and rubbed, especially at corners.. Folio,. With illustrations by Jean de Bosschere.

London:: Privately Printed for the Navarre Society,, 1921.. 3/4 blue morocco; marbled sides; t.e.g.. Spines sunned; significant bump to one corner; light rubbing to extremities; tight and sound; contents fine. . 8vo,. Illustrated by W. Heath Robinson..

London:: William Heinemann,, 1922.. publisher's printed boards. . Spine sunned, with one tiny chip at corner; tight and sound.. 12mo,.

London:: Henry Sotheran,, 1873.. original gilt blue morocco, a.e.g.. The preliminaries and text are foxed; however, the beautiful plates, printed on different stock, are almost entirely free of it (just a few marginal spots). Small chip to the top of the spine; a few small scuffs to the binding. . Folio,. Translated from the Original French.

Chicago:: Postal Publications,, March, 1939.. First edition.. original printed wrappers.. Lightly soiled.. 8vo,.

Philadelphia:: J. B. Lippincott,, n.d. (ca. 1942). Later edition.. publisher's green cloth in dust jacket.. Fine in a jacket with some tiny chips at corners and some very slight soiling. . 8vo,. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham.

London:: Constable & Co. Ltd.,, [1919].. Later issue, with pictorial endsheets.. publisher's blue gilt-decorated cloth. . Text lightly foxed throughout (the plates are all fine); minor rubbing to extremities of cloth; tight and sound. . 4to,. With 16 tipped-in color plates, with tissue overleaves, by Arthur Rackham..

New York:: Macmillan and Co.,, 1917.. publisher's green gilt cloth in dust jacket and publisher's two-part box with printed paper labels. . A very fine copy in a jacket with a very slightly tanned spine, two tiny chips, and a lightly dust-soiled rear panel. There is some wear along the joints of the top of the box and some light tanning to the printed labels. A very attractive example. . 8vo,. Illustrated in color and black and white by Arthur Rackham.. Abridged from Malory's Morte d'Arthur by Alfred W. Pollard.

London:: Maggs Bros. Ltd.,, [1938].. First edition.. original printed wrappers.. Slight dust-soiling to wrappers; otherwise fine.. 8vo,. Six black and white illustrations by Arthur Rackham reproduced..

London:: J. M. Dent & Co.,, 1927.. Later edition.. publisher's red gilt decorated cloth.. Owner's name in ink on front free endpaper; spine a little tanned; slight soiling to cloth; tight and sound. . 8vo,. Illustrated in color and black and white by Arthur Rackham.