Search Results: Titles starting with I from First Folio

Austin, TX: Rosegarden Press, 1983. Wear around edges abd creases to spine, good. xv, 151p. Illustrated throughout from photos. Oversize paperback in stiff wrappers and printed on coated stock.

New York: Scribner's, 1929. First edition. Slight fray to crown, a VG+ copy in with small abrasion and chips at crown and foot, all-in--all a nice copy.. First edition. 311p. Blue cloth with titles in light blue on spine and upper cover.

n.p.: Midnight Paper Sales, 1999. No. 26 of 220 copies signed by John Dufresne and Gaylord Schanilec. Fine. No. 26 of 220 copies signed by John Dufresne and Gaylord Schanilec. Small 8vo. (vi), 64p, colophon. Hand-set and printed by Gaylord Schanilec. Illustrated by Schanilec with a double-page color wood-engraved tile page and 3 wood engravings in the text. Bound in quarter blue cloth with Curwen patterned paper sides with paper spine label and a color wood engraving on the upper cover, in slipcase of red boards with blue cloth edges. Quarter To Midnight. No. A.185.

New York: Limited Editions Club, 1982. Limited to 2000 copies signed by Leonard Baskin, this no. 763. Fine in slipcase. Limited to 2000 copies signed by Leonard Baskin, this no. 763. Folio. xx, 153p. Illustrated by Leonard Baskin with 10 full-page plates. Introduction by Irma Jaffe. Title page in red and black. Printed and bound at the Steinhour Press in gray paper boards with paper labels. With an original lithograph in sanguine ink on Arches paper laid in. The lithograph is signed in the stone by Baskin. Prospectus laid in.

New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, A Merle Armitage Book, 1949. First edition. Book fine, dust jacket near fine with minor wear to lower outer corner and spine foot. First edition. 8vo. 245p. Articles by 15 contributors, including Erik Satie, Jean Cocteau, Aaron Copland, Robert Craft, Eugene Goossens, et. al. Art work and photographs by Picasso, Russell Cowles, Edward Stevens, Paul Klee, Cady Wells, Chagall, Carlus Dyer, Antonio Frasconi, P.G. Napolitano, J.E. Blanche, Arnold Newman, Fred Plaut, Edward Weston, John Vachon. Bound in black cloth titled in yellow on spine and upper cover, illustrated endpapers. The dust jacket in yellow with designs and titles in red and black.

London: The Nonesuch Press, 1931. Limited to 925 copies for England and 525 for the U.S. (this no. 1281). Spine with just a little of the usual darkening, a rather nice copy in the original slipcase. Limited to 925 copies for England and 525 for the U.S. (this no. 1281). Quarto. 925p. Bound in full niger morocco with marbled endpapers and cloth reinforced inner joints, gilt spine titles and double rules around the covers, t.e.g., bottom and fore-edge untrimmed. Printed by Johannes Enschede en Zonen in Monotype Cochin and Jan van Krimpen's Antigone Greek on Pannekoek mould-made paper. Text in Greek and English. Dreyfus 72.

Reykavik: Almenna bokafelagio, 1971. First edition. Fine in d.j.. First edition. 80p., 7 color plates, 56 b&w plates. 4to. Linen cloth with black titles. Translated by Peter G. Fotte.

Czechoslovakia: Artia, 1962. Fine in VG d.j.. 175p. Illustrated in color and b&w. 4to. Gilt-titled red cloth with gilt design on a brown ground on upper cover.

London: The Folio Society, 2007. First printing. Fine in slipcase with mounted illustration on side. First printing. Oblong quarto (12"). xix, 329. Edited by Katherine Prior. Illustrated throughout in color. Printed by Lego Spa, Vincenza Italy, and bound by them in 3/4 buckram, the front board covered in printed and blocked vegetable parchment, map endpapers. Reproduces the authors' Oriental Scenery I and Oriental Scenery II of 1795 and 1797. Quite nicely done.

Boston: The Horn Book, 1970. All at least VG in similar dust jackets. First supplement has spotting to upper cover, final supplement with closed tears to dust jacket. Four volumes. Quarto. Illustrated. All bound in gilt-titled aqua cloth. Supplements: 1946-1956; 1957-1966; 1967-1976. Includes narrative histories with biographies of illustrators and bibliographies listed by illustrator and author. Invaluable reference rarely found in assembled sets.

Chicago: The Book Supply Company. Chip to upper spine cover, slightly sprung but complete. 416pp in printed wrappers. Illustrated. Indexed. With ephemeral matter laid in including a Harold Bell Wright postcard order form. "Publishers of the Harold Bell Wright Books

New York: Southeby's, 1988. Fine. Auction catalogue. 854 lots. Illustrated, including color plates. Color-illustrated wrappers. Prices realized sheet laid in.

New York (Fifth Avenue at 45th ST.), 1930. Wrappers with wear, contnets fine. Illustrated catalogue (6 1/2" x 4 3/4"). In stapled-bound stiff wrappers of silver paper printed in designs of silver and black. 12p. Color illustrations include fine jewelry, watches and personal items. Illustrations on the rectos with descriptions and prices up to $30,000 on the versos. Marcus' statement: "Pearl Necklaces range from the child's necklace at $65 to a glorious strand of cream-rosee pearls at $400.000.

London: Art and Technics Ltd, 1949. Some fading, very good. Stiff wrappers with d.j. Illustrated. Middleton. The Drawings of Leonard Rosoman Wilder. The santos of New Mexico Taylor. The graphic work of George Stubbs Balston. The wood-engravings of Ethelbert White Floud. Doubts concerning auto-lithography.

London: Art and Technics Ltd, 1952. Some fading, very good. Stiff wrappers with d.j. Illustrated, including lithographic inset in eight colors of Henry Moore. Strachan. Experiments for a book. Balston. The wood-engravings of George Mackley. Philip. The architectural drawings of Grodon Cullen. Whiteley. Bernard Partridge and 'Punch'. Bevan. Eight professors in search of design.

San Francisco and Brooklyn: The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco and the Brooklyn Museum, 1975. About fine. Quarto. xxxi (i), 139p. Fully illustrated monograph prepared for the exhibition at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, 1975. In the publisher's gilt-titled black cloth. Addenda and Corrigenda laid in rear.

Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1972. Forth impression. Fine in d.j.. Forth impression. x, 321p. Gilt-titled blue cloth.

Verona: Plain Wrappers Press, 1971. Limited to 200 copies signed by author and artist. Fine in slipcase. Slipcase with some chipping and splitting. Limited to 200 copies signed by author and artist. Illustrated with five etchings by Bertha Moltke. Folio. Green leather spine with paper boards. The extra suite of etchings mentioned in the colophon was never produced. Plain Wrapper Press Bibliography No. 4.

Chicago: Ares, 1978. Reprint of the 1926 first edition. Fine. Reprint of the 1926 first edition. xvi, 118p + 16p ads. In the publisher's red cloth with gilt titles and large pictorial device on the upper cover.

Dijon: Pellion et Marchet, 1870. Rear flyleaf missing, rear signeture a little sprung, but tight and very attractive.. 320p. Frontispiece and decorative title page in gilt. 32mo. Bound in full morocco with silk endpapers, a.e.g., the upper cover with lovely gilt ornaments in compartments, gilt ornaments in the spine panels.