Styles of Forms and Colors, Review of Ancient and Modern Art by Giulio Ferrari - 1925

Putney, Vermont: Crazy Heart Publishers, 2004 NEW, WITH AN ORIGINAL POEM BY THE AUTHOR WRITTEN-IN, SIGNED in a bold hand by the author, on the half-title page. "John Perks was Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche's butler, attendant, and personal secretary for seven years. This book is about their personal relationship...".

Philadelphia: The Penn Publishing Company, 1939 A LIMITED FIRST EDITION OF THIS BOOK, 74 COPIES, HAS BEEN SPECIALLY MADE FOR AND SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, #38/74. Lacks slipcase. 182pp, bound in full goat leather, gilt bright, marbled endpapers, top edges gilt, binding and hinges tight. NO OWNERSHIP, NOR LABELS. Illustrated throughout.

[Andoversford, Gloucestershire]: Whittington Press, 1984. Edition limited to 350 copies signed by Craig (this, no. 274), 8vo, pp. [12], x, [54]; title page printed in red and black, 50 wood engravings, one folding plate; pictorial endpapers; original full linen boards, spine and front cover paper labels, fine. Contact card for the press laid in.

Louisville, KY: Chas. A. Rogers. Very Good-. 1884. Hardcover. Blue embossed and pebbled cloth boards show scuffs and some soiling, with corners and spine edges showing minor fraying. Slight cracking of binding beginning at dedication page, but is still very secure. 1888 bookplate on front pastedown records this as an award for penmanship, interior otherwise clean and unmarked. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 218 pages .

12 mo. (7 x 4 1/2 inches) Glasgow, 1700. First Edition. (viii) 112 pages. Good condition: early nineteenth century half calf, marbled boards, considerable wear to hinges (front hinge split, but holding), title in gilt on spine.

Walter Herries (or Harris) was a pamphleteer who participated in the first Darien "adventure." Upon his return to England, he was offered inducements by English politicians to write a book that would ruin the reputation of the members of the Darien Company. His book was "Declared by a royal proclamation to be a 'false, scandalous, and traitorous libel'."

This book, attributed to Ridpath, is an answer to Herries's book, and an attack on English politicians. Ridpath was a Scottish journalist who wrote and supported Whig interests against the Tories.

Putney, Vermont: Crazy Heart Publishers, 2004 NEW, WITH AN ORIGINAL POEM BY THE AUTHOR WRITTEN-IN, SIGNED in a bold hand by the author, on the half-title page. "John Perks was Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche's butler, attendant, and personal secretary for seven years. This book is about their personal relationship...".

Philadelphia: The Penn Publishing Company, 1939 A LIMITED FIRST EDITION OF THIS BOOK, 74 COPIES, HAS BEEN SPECIALLY MADE FOR AND SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, #38/74. Lacks slipcase. 182pp, bound in full goat leather, gilt bright, marbled endpapers, top edges gilt, binding and hinges tight. NO OWNERSHIP, NOR LABELS. Illustrated throughout.

[Andoversford, Gloucestershire]: Whittington Press, 1984. Edition limited to 350 copies signed by Craig (this, no. 274), 8vo, pp. [12], x, [54]; title page printed in red and black, 50 wood engravings, one folding plate; pictorial endpapers; original full linen boards, spine and front cover paper labels, fine. Contact card for the press laid in.

Louisville, KY: Chas. A. Rogers. Very Good-. 1884. Hardcover. Blue embossed and pebbled cloth boards show scuffs and some soiling, with corners and spine edges showing minor fraying. Slight cracking of binding beginning at dedication page, but is still very secure. 1888 bookplate on front pastedown records this as an award for penmanship, interior otherwise clean and unmarked. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 218 pages .

12 mo. (7 x 4 1/2 inches) Glasgow, 1700. First Edition. (viii) 112 pages. Good condition: early nineteenth century half calf, marbled boards, considerable wear to hinges (front hinge split, but holding), title in gilt on spine.

Walter Herries (or Harris) was a pamphleteer who participated in the first Darien "adventure." Upon his return to England, he was offered inducements by English politicians to write a book that would ruin the reputation of the members of the Darien Company. His book was "Declared by a royal proclamation to be a 'false, scandalous, and traitorous libel'."

This book, attributed to Ridpath, is an answer to Herries's book, and an attack on English politicians. Ridpath was a Scottish journalist who wrote and supported Whig interests against the Tories.