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MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Rhodes, W. H. (William Henry), 1822-1876

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Pages 54 pp.16mo. Vellum spine tooled in gold, brown handmade paper over beveled boards. Top edge gilt, others untrimmed. Typeface by John Henry Nash, printed on Fabriano handmade paper. Limited edition of 1000 copies. Photogravure frontispiece from an oil painting by Galen J. Perrett.Western Classics No. Two. Some copies issued with jacket and/or slipcase. This copy has neither. Tissue guard over frontispiece removed. Else in fine condition.

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San Francisco: Paul Elder & Co.. Good+. [c1907]. First Edition. Spine darkened, lower corners bumped. ; Western Classics No. Two; Vegetable vellum spine and brown boards, [1], vi, 54p. **One of 1000 copies. **Western Classics No. Two. .

San Francisco: Book Club of California / Windsor Press, 1939. Limited Edition. Paperback. One of 650 copies. SLIGHT DARKENING TO COVER EDGES, OTHERWISE FINE - CLEAN AND TIGHT. .

Paperback / softback. New.

San Francisco: Paul Elder and Company. Very Good+. (1907). First Edition. Hardcover. Vellum spine and beveled brown boards. Frontispiece. Ribbon marker bound in. Limited to 1000 copies. There is some scraping along the rear cover fore edge, otherwise a very clean, unmarked copy. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 54 pages .

San Francisco: Paul Elder & Company, 1907. Book. Very Good+. Hardcover. 54 pages, frontis, slight foxing, top edge gilt, vellum spine over brown boards, in a brown jacket, housed in a slipcase. No. 2 of the Western Classics series. Limited to 1,000 copies..

San Francisco: Paul Elder & Company, 1907. Very Good/Very Good. San Francisco: Paul Elder & Company, 1907. First Edition, Limited to 1000 copies printed on Fabriano handmade paper and bound at the Tomoye Press in New York. 12mo; publisher's vegetable vellum-backed boards in brown printed dust jacket; [4],vi,[2],54pp.; photogravure frontispiece. Tiny chips and closed tear to jacket extremities, spine panel a bit toned, else Very Good, internally fine. Short story with fantastical elements first published pseudonymously in an 1871 issue of a San Francisco newspaper. Issued here in book form for the first time as part of the publisher's Western Classics series, no. 2.

Book Club of California. Very Good. FIRST EDITION. San Francisco: Book Club of California, 1939. Softcover. Cover with original silk-screen print by James Johnson (with additional decoration to title page). Includes letter from publisher to "Dear Member" dated 1939. Fine press publication, one of 650 copies. Very good condition, no marking, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (P)

San Francisco : Book Club of California, 1939. Octavo, publisher's beige paper wrapper with abstract decoration, sewn binding (very slight marks and one short tear to wrapper), 24 pp; cover letter from the secretary of the Book Club loosely inserted, internally very clean, a very good copy. One of 650 copies. ""Number Two of Six California Tales, a series of short stories by California writers of the past, to be issues bi-monthly during 1939for members of The Book Club of California, 1125 Russ Building, San Francisco. Each story of the series will be designed and printed by a different California printer and will be limited to 650 copies. Number Two has been designed and printed by The Windsor Press, San Francisco."" The Windsor Press was established in San Francisco in 1926 by the Australian brothers, James and Cecil Johnson, with James as the typographer/artist, and Cecil as the manager. The brothers ceased operation of the Windsor Press in 1942.    

San Francisco. : Paul Elder., 1907. Limited edition, 1000 copies. . Quarter vellum over brown boards, gilt titles, top edge gilt, ribbon marker. . Fine in a very good dust jacket with light chipping to edges, bookplate to pastedown, in a split and tape-repaired slipcase, sticker removal to slipcase. . 12mo. 18x13 cm.. Sepia frontis.

San Francisco: Paul Elder and Company. Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1907. First Edition. Hardcover. Quarter vellum/gilt, brown beveled boards, TEG, ribbon marker. Limited to 1000 copies. Fine condition. Frontis. The DJ in mylar is chipped/edgeworn, slightly soiled. ; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; [4], vi, [2],54 pages .

San Francisco / New York: Paul Elder & Company, 1907 Stated first edition, limited to 1000 copies, vellum spine, with gold-stamped paper-covered boards, with paper spine label, printed on handmade fabriano paper, brown silk bookmark sewn, edges untrimmed. Western Classics No. two. Silk bookmark loose, else book in fine condition; dust jacket with mild paper loss to spine ends and bottom front cover, short closed tear near bottom front spine fold, a small blemish to mid-front cover, a closed tear and crease near upper spine fold, and mild wear to corners, else fine.

San Francisco: Paul Elder, 1907. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. Small octavo. Japanese vellum and papercovered boards. Presentation bookplate from the poet Edwin Markham on the front pastedown, light edgewear, just about fine. One of 1000 copies. Fantasy listed in Bleilier.

Wentworth Press. Hardcover. New. 9x6x0.

San Francisco: John Henry Nash, 1907. With an Introduction by Geraldine Bonner. Pp. viii+54+[2](blank, colophon), photogravure frontispiece from an oil painting by Galen J. Perrett, tissue guard; f'cap. 8vo; qr. vellum, spine lettered in gilt, brown papered boards with bevelled edges, corners a trifle worn; t.e.g., others uncut; ribbon marker; brown endpapers, lightly marked, a little light foxing; one of 1,000 copies printed in Scotch roman type on Fabriano handmade paper at The Tomoye Press for Paul Elder & Company, San Francisco, 1907. Western Classics series No. 2 [of 4]. *Typography designed by John Henry Nash. Short story first published in a San Francisco paper in 1871, under the pseudonym of 'Caxton' . The author, a lawyer interested in scientific research, alleges that 'by the use of potassium, water could be set on fire, and that anyone possessing this baneful secret could destroy the world' [Introduction, p. ii].

San Francisco and New York: Paul Elder & Company [The Tomoye Press] (1907), 1907. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Perrett, Galen J.. SIxmo size, 68 pp., with dust jacket and original slipcase. Limited Edition of 1000 copies, unnumbered. Western Classics no. 2, originally published in 1871 in a San Francisco newspaper, this is actually a classic and highly-regarded work of fantasy. Printed by John Henry Nash at the Tomoye Press for Paul Elder and Company. ___DESCRIPTION: Bound in brown laid paper boards with a white parchment shelfback, gilt lettering on the front and spine, top edge gilt, brown laid paper endpapers, brown satin ribbon marker, tissue-guarded frontispiece a photogravure from an oil painting by Galen J. Perrett; sixmo size (approximately 6.5" tall), pagination: (i-iv) being the preliminary pages, i-vi the introduction, sectional half-title with verso blank, 1-54, blank, colophon; typography designed by John Henry Nash, printed on Fabriano handmade paper. The dust… Read More