Search Results: Titles starting with T from Eric Chaim Kline - Bookseller

Leningrad: Огиз-Молодая ГВардия (Ogiz-Molodaya Gvardiya), 1931. Third edition. Softcover. vg-. Square octavo. Unpaginated. [8]. Illustrated white (sunned) wrappers, with orange and black lettering on the covers. The work is a poetic children's book dealing with a group of animals who live in and around an old oak tree. The work is illustrated throughout with charming images by acclaimed illustrator Yevgeny Charushin. Charushin's work printed lithographically in earthy hues of orange, brown, tan, black and grey. This is a scarce third edition of the work originally published in 1929. Text in Russian. Wrappers with sunning, and some light smudges to the covers. A Few light stains on the back cover. Minor rubbing to corners. Interior with some vertical creases on the third page. Wrappers and interior in very good- condition overall. Wrappers protected with modern mylar. Vitaly Valentinovich Bainki (1894-1959) was a Russian writer and author of many children's books. His works often… Read More

Frankenberg, Germany: Gebrüder Thonet AG, o date. First edition. Softcover. Near fine condition. Quarto. 4, 4 (2)pp. Original wraps, one with photo-illustrated wraps in b/w, the other in color, both with white and black lettering on covers, protected by modern mylar. Two small brochures featuring furniture for hotels, restaurants, taverns and cafeterias. One brochure featuring twenty-one chairs and one table. Except for the b/w cover design, the chairs and the table are all framed by a solid pink circle containing specifications for the different models. The back cover contains list with all models and respective measurements. The second brochure with color photograph on cover features the so-called T-Program, consisting of upholstered parts, plates ad single tables. Standard size 63 cm x 63 cm, combined and supported by frames of steel tube. The steel tube frames are manufactured for single, double, triple and quadruple units. The border always stove-enameled in black, the feet may be chrome… Read More

Istanbul: Sunday Books, 2013. First edition. Softcover. Fine.. Signed and dated by Lezmi on inside back cover, protected in modern mylar. 1/1000 Elephant Folio (21 3/4" x 16/5). 5 folded sheets. Original color photo-illustrated wrappers. Large tabloid-style publication depicting the protest of the Gezi Park movement at Taksim Square in Istanbul during May and June of 2013. The color photographs of the protest by Frederic Lezmi depict the tumultuous scenes of police and protesters, damaged property, graffiti, banners, camp sites, etc. The protest was aimed to stop the redevelopment of the adjoining park. Noam Chomsky called the protests "a beacon of hope and opportunity which deserve the strongest possible support...[and] it is part of an international uprising against the Neo-Liberal assault on the global population." Lezmi's 100 Polaroid-size photographs of the protest are mixed with a 10 full-page archival photographs of the famous square, taken from postcard images. The chosen large format of… Read More

Oakland, California: TBW Books, 2013. First edition, limited. Hardcover. Fine condition. 466/1500. Quarto. Unpaginated, 21 leaves each. Original gray boards in photo-illustrated dustjackets with light brown lettering in framed square of cover. Photo-illustrated inside covers. Design by Paul Schiek. Printed to heavy card stock paper. Part four of a series of of artist books. Book 1. Christian Patterson: Bottom of the Lake. Revisiting his hometown Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, Patterson presents a collection of large-format color landscapes, b/w snapshots and archival material. A larger body of work on this subject was published by Walter König, Cologne, in 2015. Book 2. Alessandra Sanguinetti: Sorry, Welcome. Presenting portraits and scenarios relating to her personal life during the Winter of 2012 in b/w photographs. Book 3. Raymond Meeks: Erasure. A suite of color photographs and some b/w photos capturing street scenes around Meeks' East Coast home, poeticizing dreary everyday scenarios of unkempt… Read More

New York: Farrar & Rinehart, et al., 1980. The RIVERS OF AMERICA are both a literary and historical series. Over a 37-year period, beginning in 1937, the series featured 65 different rivers. In addition to regular first editions, this collection also includes many limited, signed editions. Unless otherwise noted, all 93 volumes listed below are distinct first editions with dust jackets that range from Very good to Fine. 43 of the volumes are signed or inscribed by their authors or illustrators (or both). Part I. Alphabetically listed in accordance with the Oak Knoll Press Bibliography: They are the... Allagash. First ed., first printing. SIGNED by Lew Dietz. Allegheny. First ed., first printing. INSCRIBED by Frederick Way, Jr. American: River of El Dorado. First ed., first printing. Arkansas. First ed., first printing. Brandywine. First ed., first printing. INSCRIBED by Henry Canby. Brandywine. 1/650 SIGNED by Henry Canby and Andrew Wyeth. Note: This is the 1st book illus. by Andrew Wyeth… Read More

New York: Aperture Foundation, 2011. Softcover. Near fine to fine condition. 1/500. Signed by Moriyama on printed sheet, pasted to inside cover. Quarto. 21 folding plates. Original stiff wraps with photo and lettering silk-screened to covers. "TKY was produced and published as part of Printing Show, held on November 4-5, 2011 at the Aperturegallery... Printing Show is a re-staging of Moriyama DaidoPrinting Show, which was performed at the Shimizu Gallery in Tokyo, March 23-31, 1974. Inlieu of mounting photographic prints on the walls of the gallery, Moriyama instead installed a photocopy machine and silk-screen printing station in the gallery space. Using this equipment, he generated an ad hoc photobook composed of photocopied sheets, staple-bound inside a silk-screen cover. That book was called Another Country in New York, making use of photographs that he shot while in New York City in the winter of 1971. In the 2011 re-staging, TKY featureswork shot in Tokyo over the last ten years,… Read More

New York: Praeger Publishers, 1972. First edition. Hardcover. vg. 4to. 204pp. Brown cloth, gold lettering on spine, in pictorial dust jacket. Profusely illustrated with b/w reproductions of photographs. "Guiding spirit of the abortive 1905 revolution and a leading force in the Russia Revolution of 1917, center of a storm of controversy during his lifetime and even after his death, Leon Trotsky (1879-1940) was clearly one of the most influential political figures of this century. (inside front flap)" Los Angeles Times article from 6/13/1987 titled "Raya Dunayevskaya; Secretary to Trotsky" and "Hoover Archivists Find Large Trotsky Collection" from 6/11/1987 laid-in. Top and bottom of boards sunned. Overall very good condition.

Paris: Denis Du Val, 1583. First collected edition. Four parts in one volume, small octavo. Collation: A8, B4, C-T8, V12, [chi]4, V13-16, (blank V16), X4; Aa-Gg8; a4, Aaa-Ccc8, Ddd4; aa4, Aaa-Ccc8, Ddd4. pp. [2], 11-342, [2, blank], [8, variae lectiones & errata]; 112; [7], [1, blank], 54 (i.e. 55), [1, blank]; [8, title & preface], 56. Separate title for each part. N.B.: Complete, despite irregularities of collation and pagination. However, the title and preface of the fourth part are bound out of order, interspersed with the editor's notes following the main text. Eighteenth-century diced calf (joints and extremities lightly worn, tear at spine cap). Occasional touches of mild soiling. Small marginal punture 2F8, else a very good, crisp copy. First collected edition of the works of Julian, Emperor of Rome (331-363), edited by Pierre Martinez (d. 1594) and Charles de Chantelecer (fl. 1577-1620). Part 1: Misopogon. Epistolae. Part 2: Caesares. Part 3: De Imperatoris praeclaris actionibus. Part 4:… Read More

Teheran: B.T.N.K., 1968. Hardcover. vg. 4to. 214pp. Silver cloth with embossed lettering to cover and gilt lettering to spine in original dj. Persian translation of this classic work on Islamic Art. The dust jacket flap has information on the translator. Illustrated throughout with in-text and full-page b/w reproductions of paintings, sketches, and photographs depicting examples of decorative arts, fine arts, architecture etc. "This is an authorized translation of "The Story of Moslem Art" by Christine Price, published by E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc., New York". Part of a series: Iran Library. No. 40. Minor tears to dj, with some parts missing on top and bottom. English title page at the end of the book. In Farsi. In very good condition.

Bruxelles: Crédit Communal, 1982. First edition. Softcover. g. Large quarto. 211, [1]pp. Original photo-illustrated wrappers. This exquisite exhibition catalogue is a splendid account of Polynesian art profusely illustrated throughout with numerous b/w and color photographic reproductions. Moderate sunning and sporadic rubbing on covers. Text in French. Wrappers in overall good- to good, interior in very good condition.

Berlin: Julius Springer, 1893. First edition. Hardcover. Very good condition. Quarto. xxv, 96 plates, 97-102pp. Bound in contemporary green three-quarter leather over marbled boards with gilt lettering and ruling on spine. With description and explanation of every colorant and cotton printing sample. Based on the work by Gustav Schultz and Paul Julius published in 1888, "Tabellarische Übersicht der künstlichen organischen Farbstoffe." In his preface Adolf Lehne points to the fact that the application of colorants and their nuances, as they are presented and described in brief texts only by Schultz and Julius, cannot be identified perfectly without samples. For that reason Lehne compiled a collection of colors of the common colorants with extensive notes on their utilization, authenticity and proof on the fiber itself. Lehne's selection of colorants is based on the second edition, published by Schultz only, containing 392 colorants, while excluding almost all of the colorants not readily available… Read More

London: Samuel Bagster and Sons, 1845. Fourth edition. Hardcover. g. Folio. [2], II, 37, [1]pp. Original decorative cloth with gold lettering on front cover. Frontispiece protected with a tissue guard. Remarkable work on the Tabernacle, the portable sanctuary in which the Jews carried the Ark of the Covenant through the desert. This book is exquisitely illustrated with four engravings hand-colored and inlaid with gold silver and brass according to the Texts of Scripture. Each engraving is protected with a tissue-guard. Rubbing and sporadic abrasions along edges of binding. Covers age-toned and partly soiled. Hinges starting. Previous owner's inscription dated 1848 on free front endpaper. Moderate and sporadic foxing throughout. Slight age-toning along paper margin. Binding in overall fair, interior in good+, plates in very good condition.

Paris: Editions de la Nouvelle Revue Francaise, 1929. First edition. Softcover. vg. Max Jacob. 8vo. 220pp. Illustre de lithographies originales et de nombreaux dessins par L'Auteur. Original tan wrappers. One inch tear to tail of spine. Minor wear to head of spine. Fore and bottom edges untrimmed. This is the last volume of nine separately issued Livres D'Artiste, which provide a unique portrait of French life during the 1920's. Illustrated with 10 original full-page lithographs and in text drawings. Limited edition no. 165. Text in French. In very good condition.

NP, 1905. Softcover. fair. Lg. 4to. 32pp. Original wrappers. Heavy tearing, discoloration and staining to wraps. Front wrapper almost completely detached. Spine torn. Pages unopened. "Catalogue de Tableaux Modernes Aquarelles, Pastels, Dessins. Exposition Publique, le Vendredi 12 Mai 1905." Illustrated with a few reproductions of paintings in gravure. Each plate is protected by a tissue guard. Text in French. Wraps in poor, interior in good condition.

NP, n/d. Hardcover. vg. Original cardboard wrappers bound in modern red cloth with gold lettering to spine. All page edges untrimmed. Fascinating work on paintings, wallpapers and sculptures from 16th through 18th century from the city of Ferrare, Italy. Magnificently illustrated with b/w photographs and paintings throughout, some full page. In French. In near fine condition. Title page doesn't mention publisher, place or name.

Amsterdam: Frederik Muller & Cie, 1914. Softcover. g. Lg. 4to. 133pp. Original wrappers. Discoloration, chipping, creasing and staining to wraps. Seven-inch closed tear along head of spine on back cover. "Catalogue D'Une Vente Importante de Tableaux Anciens Dependant de I La galerie Formee par feu Landgerichtsrat Rudolf Peltzer a Cologne, II Diverses Provenances." Auction catalogue profusely illustrated with reproductions of paintings in gravure. Text in French. Wraps in poor, interior in very good condition.

Vente a Amsterdam: Frederik Muller & Cie, 1913. Softcover. g. Lg. 4to. Unpaginated. Original wrappers. Front cover detached but present. Staining, discoloration and some tearing to wraps. "Catalogue D'Une Vente Importante de Tableaux Anciens Comprenant les Successions J.W. Smallenburg Van Stellendam - Nee. Thooft de La Haye, et M. Myrtil-Schlesinger de Bruxelles et Quelques Autres Provenances." Auction catalogue profusely illustrated with reproductions of paintings in gravure. Text in French. Wraps in poor, interior in very good condition.

London: Elkin Mathews, 1904. First edition. Softcover. fair. 8vo. 60 + iv pp. Original illustrated wraps, crudely rebound in stiff card board rebacked with gray tape. Rare edition with two short stories by Irish poet and dramatist William Butler Yeats (1865-1939). The Tables of the Law was first published in 1896 in "The Savoy." At the time the work was very controversial due to its focus on mysticism and the apocalypse. 4 pages in rear of list with a selection of publisher's 'new' books. White binders tape covering parts of lettering of front wrapper. Chipping and tearing on edges of wraps. Minor staining on boards, bottom corners and tail of spine slightly bumped. Two-inch closed tear on binders tape along tail of spine. Marginal pencil marks throughout. Usual age toning on leaves. Signature of previous owner on title-page. Wraps in poor, otherwise in overall good condition. As is. No. 17 of the Vigo Cabinet Series.

Paris: Chez Denis Thierry, 1682. First edition. Hardcover. fair. 12mo. [110]pp. Original full calf with gold-tooling on spine and along edges of covers. Marbled endpapers. Allegorical frontispiece engraved by Le Pautre. Decorative head- and tailpieces. Decorative initials. First edition of this fascinating work summarizing 17 centuries of Church history and schismes. Includes a folded chart at the beginning of the book. Some age wear on binding with upper and lower spine missing. Corners heavily rubbed. Some rubbing on covers. Gold-tooling partly faded. Damp staining on very first and very last pages. Slight age-toning throughout. Text in French. Binding in overall fair, interior in good to good+ condition.

Paris: P. Blanchard et Eymery, 1812. Fourth edition. Hardcover. vg. Octavo. XII, 13-610pp. Original paper covered boards with gold lettering and borders on spine. Decorative title-page. Engraved frontispiece. Fascinating work being a chronological history of the nations of the world, since its creation until 1811. Spine slightly age-toned. Corners bumped and rubbed. Some rubbing along edges of binding and minor soiling on front cover. Previous owner's sticker on inside of front board and name on top of free front endpaper. Very minor and sporadic foxing throughout. Text in French. Binding in overall good, interior in near fine condition.