Boston: William F. Gill & Co., 1875. First Edition. Tooled calf. 16mo, maroon cloth with gilt-stamping and lettering to spine and front cover, 128 pages. A rather scarce and interesting philosophical fantasy. Binding tight with pages clean though lightly age-toned and sporadic foxing as on the title page (as is... More about THE NEW DON QUIXOTE; or,; The Wonderful Adventures of Tartarin of Tarascon. / Translated from...

New York: Crown Publishers / Weathervane Books, 1977. Arthur Rackham. First Weathervane Reprint. Boards. 8vo, red gold-embossed boards, 12 illustrations in color & 18 B&W in text by Arthur Rackham (plus illustrated two-tone endpapers); pictorial dust jacket, xi [1] + 147 pages. Near Fine copy of an inexpensive but appealing... More about A CHRISTMAS CAROL / by Charles Dickens; Illustrated by Arthur Rackham

Chicago: Monastery Hill Press for Holiday House, New York, 1940. Philip Reed. First Edition. Decorated, inlaid, & gilt-stamped leather. 12mo, red leather with gilt rules, mistletoe, and the colored inlaid figure of a dancing Mr. Wezziwig on the cover [cp.the drawing on page 55]; 15 colored vignettes by Philip Reed;... More about A CHRISTMAS CAROL / In Prose; Being a Ghost Story of Christmas / by Charles Dickens / Illustrated...

London: The Folio Press, 1970. John Leech. First Facsimile Manuscript Edition. Cloth. 4to (11 1/4" x 8 7/8"), green buckram with gilt lettering on spine, Preface by Frederick B. Adams, Jr., of the Pierpont Morgan Library; Introduction by Monica Dickens; colored frontispiece by John Leech & other original colored illustrations... More about A CHRISTMAS CAROL; by Charles Dickens / a facsimile of the manuscript in the Pierpont Morgan...

London: The Fanfrolico Press, 1928. "Pearl Binder" First Fanfrolico Edition. Burlap Cloth over boards. 4to, beige burlap stamped "XXX / cup" & with a printed paper label, No. 55 of 55 copies, Illustrated with 14 drawings by Pearl Binder with eight in three colours [using linoleum- or wood-cuts], Printed by... More about THE TUNNING OF ELYNOUR RUMMING; With decorations from drawings in colour and line

Cleveland and New York: The World Publishing Company, 1958. Edward Burne-Jones. First Thus [Facsimile]. Decorated cloth. Folio, cream-colored blind-stamped decorative cloth, Introduction by John T. Winterich ... and a Glossary for the Modern Reader, Illustrated with 87 full-page B&W woodcuts [lithographically reproduced] by Burne-Jones, 554 pages. SUPERB & AFFORDABLE Facsimile... More about THE WORKS OF GEOFFREY CHAUCER [facsimile]; A Facsimile of the William Morris / Kelmscott Chaucer...