Search Results: Titles starting with O from First Folio

New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1965. First edition. Spine lightl faded, else VG in d.j.. First edition. [vi], 245p. Gilt-titled orange cloth.

London: R. Blamire, 1788. Second edition. Vol. II spine somewhat lighter than Vol. I, some spotting, but very good. Bookplate. Second edition. Two volumes. xvi, 238p; (iv), 268p. xiv, explanation of the plates. Illustrated with 30 plates: 18 sepia tinted oval aquatints, 4 square tined aquatints, 3 colored plans, the remainder uncolored. Bound in contemporary red leather with yellow endpapers, the spines with gilt titles and with ornamental frames with central devices, "Gilpin" near the bottom on the spine in gilt on a green leather label. Same collations as the first edition in Abbey Scenery no. 183.

Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1967. First printing. Edited by Herberty Barrows. Fine in near fine dust jacket. First printing. Edited by Herberty Barrows. xxx, 457p. Bound in publisher's medium brown cloth with gilt spine titles on a black ground.

London: Printed for R. Dodsley, at Tully's Head in Palmall, 1749. First edition of West's translation. Cover leather crackled and with edge wear, but all quite sound, contents a bit aged, but mainly clean. First edition of West's translation. Quarto. (vi), (xxii), ccvi(i, errata), (i, contents)315p, (i, blank) (ii, ads). Title in red and black. Bound in full period calf and rebacked to style in six panels with two title labels, the remaining panels densely gilt. This work also contains translations of Horace, Euripides, Lucian, Apollonius Rhodius, Plato and Cleanthes. With the bookplate of William Calley Esqr. of Burdrop in Wiltshire.

New York: Limited Editions Club, 1981. No. 932 of 2000 copies signed by Barry Moser and Jeremy Wilson. Fine in slipcase. No. 932 of 2000 copies signed by Barry Moser and Jeremy Wilson. Quarto. xxi (iii), 300p. Translated by T. E. Shaw, Lawrence of Arabia. Preface by Jeremy M. Wilson. Illustrated with wood engravings by Barry Moser. Bound in full tan cloth with red spine title.

New York: Oxford University Press, 1932. First American Trade Edition. About fine with 1/16" color loss to spine foot, in a poor dust jacket. First American Trade Edition. 8vo. [x], 327p. Translated by T. E. Shaw (T. E. Lawrence). Designed by Bruce Rogers with blue medallion on title page. Bound in medium blue cloth with gilt spine titles and pictorial gilt roundel on upper cover. O'Brien A149; Work of BR 381.

Basel: Guillaume Haas, Typographie, 1780. Plates clean and free of marking other than finger smudges in the margins. Boards worn and chipped with loss to spine extremes. Elephant folio (17"). Four parts in one. LE TRIOMPHE DE LA MORT: 49 engravings on 14 plates, 2 are full-page. LA PASSION DE NOTRE SEIGNEUR: 13 full-page engraved plates. COSTUMES D'HOMMES ET DE FEMMES DU SEIZIEME SIECLE: 13 plates including 2 double-page spreads - sepia toned engravngs. PORTRAITS: 10 engraved portraits including inter alia, Erasmus, Froben. Boniface and Thomas More. Bound in original boards with paper spine label and housed in new cloth folding case with leather spine gilt. Earlier collation in pencil by Knox for B. Quaritch states "The 2 plates at end of Pt. 4, (Family of Thomas More) which Brunet says are generally wanting are absent from this copy."Graesse III, 317; Brunet III, 251.

Paris: Imprimerie Nationale, 1962. No. 3807 of 4800 copies. All volumes as new, the spines of the slipcases with some rubbing to the joints, still with nice shelf appearance. No. 3807 of 4800 copies. Six volumes. Quarto. Edited by Andre Sauret. Illustrated with 94 original lithographs printed by Mourlot Freres, a different artist in each volume. Bound in the original stiff paper wrappers. Housed in cloth slipcases with dark blue leather spines with gilt titles and repeating gilt ornaments. Lithographs: I. Garbell. 16. II. Pelayo 16. III. Andre Masson 12 (2 double). IV. Guiramand 16 (1 double). V. Cavailles 16. VI. Bores 18. Cyril Connolly cites L'ETRANGER and LA PESTE in "The Modern Movement" No. 94 and 95. Roeming 0619.

Oxford: Editions du Sagittaire (and N.R.F.), 1930. First edition. No. 70 of 150 copies on Arches paper (total edition of 1225 copies). Printed by Maurice Darantiere. Spines evenly faded to mellow brown and with minor rubbed spots, all quite sound and presentable, contents fine. First edition. No. 70 of 150 copies on Arches paper (total edition of 1225 copies). Printed by Maurice Darantiere. Eight volumes. Quarto. L'Ame et la Danse, Eupalinos of l'Architecte, Paradoxe sur l'Architecte (1931); Monsieur Teste, La Soiree, Lettre d'Emilie, Le Log-Book Quelques Epitres (1931), Variete, premier volume (1934); Variete, deuxiene volume (1937); Discours (1935); L'Idee Fixe, Socrate et son Medicin (1936); Pieces sur l'Art (1938); Les Divers Essais sur Leonard de Vinci (1938). Bound by Minos, Paris in 3/4 green morocco with marbled sides and endpapers, t.e.g., the spines with gilt titles and gilt floral decorations with onlays, original wrappers bound in. Later expanded to 12 volumes. Most libraries searched… Read More

Paris: Perrotin, 1858. Boards somewhat discolored, but VG.. 8, 568p. Frontispiece. 32mo 4 1/4" x 2 3/4"). Red leather spine with red cloth boards and marbeled endpapers, spine titles gilt with small ornement in the panels.

W. Yorks: Fleece Press, 1993. Limited tp 220 copies. Fine. Limited tp 220 copies. Folio. Unpaged. 8 leaves including plates and colophon. Illustrated by Betty Pennell with 6 perspex engravings printed on Velin Arches Blanc paper in Van Dijck type set at The Rocket Press. Bound in quarter green cloth over Jane Mansfield's floral paper, paper spine label.

Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1955. First American edition. VG in price-clippd dust jacket with some edge chips and light soil. First American edition. (x), 339p. Publisher's gilt-titled blue cloth.

Chicago: Reuben H. Donnelley, 1933. Fine.. Unpaged. 64 pages of photographs by Kaufmann & Fabry, Official Photographers. - Color-printed stapled wrappers.

Vienna: Joannis Thomae Trattner, 1759. Corners lightly rubbed, about fine, contents pristine. Small 8vo. 538p. printed throughout in red and black. Bound in full period calf with pattern paper end sheets, text block edges stained red, the spine with title label gilt and with elaborate gilt decoration, with elaborate silver heart and flowers catches and matching clasp. Johann Thomas von Trattner (1717-1798) was a famous printer, publisher, and mapmaker. An excellent example of his typography and an excellent period binding.

Taunus and Leipzig: Karl Robert Langewiesche, 1922. Fine in fine dust jacket and publisher's cardboard slipcase. xvi, 192p. Illustrated. 4to. Black-titled tan cloth. Captions in German, English, and French.

London: Lutterworth Press, 1948. First edition. Preliminaries lightly foxed with a bit of light foxing on jacket, and with a tiny chip to jacket crown all else fine - quite a nice copy. First edition. 215p. Illustrated with wood engravings by Agnes Miller Parker. Edited by Samuel Looker. Bound in green boards with gilt spine titles.

Council Bluffs, IA: The Yellow Barn Press, 1985. No. 32 of 125 copies. Fine. Very small bookplate of James Eckman. No. 32 of 125 copies. Unpaged. 10 leaves. Illustrated with wood engravings by John DePol. Bound in quarter cloth over pattern paper boards designed by John DePol.

Washington DC: Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1908. Publication no. 89. A few preliminary pages darkened, else fine. Publication no. 89. Thick quarto. 7. (iii). cclxii, (iv). 345p. Complete facsimile of the original with translation, Essay, and Notes. Portrait frontispiece. With an original photograph of Browning mounted on a flyleaf. Bound in full blue crushed morocco with marbled endpapers, a.e.g., the spine with gilt titles and panel ornaments, the covers with two sets of double fillet frames with small corner pieces. Typed letter signed by William Lyon Phelps, Professor of English Literature at Yale University tipped in on flyleaf. Letter to a Mrs. Freeman, October 28. 1908.

Chicago: Chicago Review Press, 1986. First edition. As new in dust jacket. First edition. ix (i), 118p. Illustrated. In the publisher's binding of black cloth with titles in gilt on spine and upper cover. Includes "Bibliographical Checklist of the First Editions of the Primary Publications [with pictures]... With descriptions of many other editions.

Paris: Charles Carrington, 1905. First edition. Covers heavily foxed, contents lightly foxed, some chipping to spine paper. First edition. (iv), 93p. Title page with red decoration and initial letter. Bound in wrappers titled in red and black. Includes notes from the editor and ads for Carrington books related to Omar Khayyam. Tailhade's first book on the drug experience.