Search Results: Titles starting with S from Thomas A Goldwasser Rare Books

Northampton, Massachusetts, 1923. First edition, square 16mo, unpaginated but substantial; a tight copy but light damp staining in lower third throughout and original paper wrapper soiled with dark spot near front joint; contains two plates after woodcuts by Lyonel Feininger, Marinetti on Futurism, poetry including "America's Plutonic Ecstasies," Hart Crane's pastiche of e. e. cummings' "preferring laxatives to wine / all America is saying / 'how are my bowels today?' .", etc. [Schwartz & Schweik B 4].

London: Hogarth Press, 1925. First edition, first issue binding. Patterned mauve and pink paper boards, with yellow title label. Spine tanned, slightly rubbed. Very good. Bonnell A12; Woolmer 55.

London: Hogarth Press, 1925. First edition, first issue binding. Patterned mauve and pink paper boards, with yellow title label. Spine tanned, slightly rubbed. Very good. The poem is revised from its earlier appearance. Bonnell A12; Woolmer 55.

1. Project description. 1 page.             2. Progress Report. 1 page. 1982            3. Installation Report. 2 pages (verso with sketch map). 1983             4. Announcement for 1981 exhibition at Juda Rowan Gallery, London             5. Announcement for 1985 exhibition at Hamburger Kunsthalle           6.   Invitation to 1997 exhibition in Ghent             7. Postcard reproducing a collage  7 pieces: .

Seattle: Simon and Schuster, 2000. First edition. Small folio, 192 pp., publisher's cloth, in slipcase. Fine. One of 500 numbered copies, signed by the editor. Additional shipping required.

Berkeley: Poltroon Press, 1988. First edition. Original black cloth, gilt, not issued in dust jacket. Fine. One of 200 hardbound copies, typeset by the author, with tipped-in color illustrations.

Berkeley: Poltroon Press, 1988. First edition. Original black cloth, gilt, not issued in dust jacket. Fine. One of 200 hardbound copies, typeset by the author, with tipped-in color illustrations. Contemporary inscription from the author.

Paris: Gallimard, 1948. First edition. Original wrappers, fine. 267 p. 19 cm."Les deux premières parties de Saint Glinglin ont paru sous le titre de Gueule de Pierre et de Les temps mêlés." Tirage de tête, copy number 7 of 18 copies on pur fil, the only special paper issue.

Boulogne-sur-Seine: Robert Blanchet, 1972. First edition. Blanchet, Robert. 41 x 19 cm. Unpaginated. Four poems, each signed by the author, and four prints, each signed by the artist. Wrappers, fine, in folding case.

Paris: Le Livre", 1923. Schmied, Francois-Louis. 7-3/4 in. x 5-1/2 in; 200 mm x 140 mm. (8), 416 pp. Six full-page color plates engraved and printed by F.-L. Schmied, woodcut ornaments designed by Schmied printed with the text by Frazier-Soye. No. 682 of 1000 copies (one of 850 on vélin de pur chiffon). Millimeter binding with brown goatskin spine and edges, paste paper sides, original wrappers and spine bound in. Fine. "The geometrization of the first illustration in Salammbô is so radical - considerably more than in any Cubist painting - as virtually to thwart any figurative interpretation without prior knowledge of Flaubert's text....What emerges is an example of dynamic equilibrium between a free interpretation of the text, and adherence to it; even the choice of colour plays its part, and the geometrization is subservient to a carefully-balanced independence of the illustration from the written word....Schmied's palate virtually constitutes a visual preface" - Nasti. Nasti B3.

London: Hogarth Press, 1937. First edition. 1730 copies printed. Blue cloth stamped in black. Slight lean, a little spotting to the top edge, very good, in lightly used dust jacket. Inscribed "John with love from Pat," this copy is from the library of the journalist and cricket commentator John Arlott, whose third wife was Patricia Hoare. Woolmer 411.

Paris: Kickshaws, 1984. Based on idea by John Crombie, handprinted by artist on BFK Rives paper. The edition which consists of nine unbound prints, is limited to 150 numbered and signed copies. Copy number 12 signed by artist. In blue cloth case. 22x27 cm.

Cleveland, Ohio: Salvador Dali Museum, 1972. First edition. Cloth, fine in dust jacket. Book written, designed and laid out by A. Reynolds Morse. Hardbound with dustjacket, 226 pp. that catalog and explain 93 oil paintings. Near fine in near fine dj. Protected by mylar book cover. 27 x 32 cm. box 44.

Prague: Vecernice, 1923. First edition. Original printed wrappers, spine with a tear, otherwise a very good copy. Photomontage cover and illustrations from drawings by Otakar Mrkvicka. The second collection of poetry by the Nobel Prize winner.

Richmond: Hogarth Press, 1923. First edition. Hogarth Press. Small folio, boards, cloth back; slilght wear to corners, otherwise a fine copy. Illustrated with 16 plates. First edition. No.428 of 550 numbered copies. Woolmer 30.

London: Cape, 1929. First edition. Black cloth, fine in lightly worn jacket.

New York: Scribner's, 1903. First edition. 8vo, green cloth. Binding variant "A". Gift inscription, very good.

New York: Harper, 1854. First edition. 8vo, 493 pp. Original blind-stamped brown cloth, slight fading, extremities lightly rubbed. Vineyard Haven Public Library bookplate. Forbes 1996.

Honolulu: Printed and Published by A. Fornander, 1856. Issues 1-6 (all published). 8vo. 190 pp. Period half calf and marbled boards, original printed upper wrapper to part 1 bound in. Browned on some leaves, some spots to first page, binding worn with lower cover detached. A complete run, from January to June 1856, of this rare, short-lived native Hawaiian periodical, with articles addressing many aspects of island life and culture. Forbes 3491.

London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1866. First edition. 12mo. Original green cloth, gilt vignette on front cover. Frontispiece portrait of Queen Emma and five woodcut plates. Very nice copy. "The visit of Queen Emma, of the Sandwich Islands, to this country has naturally raised a wish in many minds to know something about her native land and its people", from the Introduction. Gift inscription dated Christmas 1866". Forbes 2681, notes only a brown cloth binding.