(Mansfield Centre: Maurizio Martino, no date [1997]), Reprint of the 1940 first edition. octavo, cloth. 665 pp. Maurizio Martino, Bibliotheca Esoterica includes 6,700 works on alchemy, astrology, chiromancy, demonology, magic, mysticism, prophensies, sorcery, witchcraft, spiritualism, theosophy, secret societies (Mason, Templars and Rosicrucians). Each entry includes author, title, place and date..... More

Deal: Michael Hosking, June, 1983, Michael Hosking's rare book catalogue No. 22, The Golden Hind Bookshop. octavo, wrappers. (180)pp. Michael Hosking, With an introduction by Nicolas Barker. 3,407 items listed from the library of David Garnett, son of Edward Garnett, who was a publisher's reader and an author, and of..... More

(Luneburg, VT: Meredin-Stinehour Press, 1988), First Printing. large octavo, printed self wrappers. 8pp., stapled. Meredin-Stinehour Press, This is the prospectus for the publication of the bibliography. With specimen pages in color. Sent out by Bev Chaney, Jr. Books, this contains an order form for the book. New. More

Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, (1964), First Edition. octavo, cloth in dust jacket. xiv, 610 pp. University of Oklahoma Press, A critical examination of 425 titles about the American West, correcting the myths and inaccuracies about the famous outlaws and lawmen of popular history. Spine of dust jacket faded. A...... More

Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, (1959), First Edition. octavo, green cloth in dust jacket. (xx), 463 pp. University of Oklahoma Press, In a near fine dust jacket which is not price clipped. More

New York: Pierpont Morgan Library, (1975), First Edition. quarto, wrappers. xviii, 215pp. Pierpont Morgan Library, From the Introduction: "This volume presents the life of Sir Arthur Sullivan as seen in the archives formed first of all by his mother, and then by Sir Arthur himself. The original archive has been..... More

Pittsburgh: University Press, 1974, First Edition. octavo, cloth. (xiv), 410pp. University Press, Part of the Pittsburgh Series in Bibliography. A detailed, illustrated bibliography covering Books and Separate Publications; Contributions to Books; Contributions to Periodicals; Miscellany; Translations; Musical Settings; Recordings; Dedicatory Poems and Poems Referring to Stevens; Books about Stevens; Books..... More

(Waco, TX): Armstrong Browning Library, (1989), First Edition. oblong 8vo, wrappers. 54pp. Armstrong Browning Library, A most interesting exhibition guide; extensively illustrated. Printed by W. Thomas Taylor. More

Columbia SC: MJB, 1999, First Edition. octavo, cloth. 358pp. MJB, Matthew J. Bruccoli established this collection in the University of Virginia Library in 1965 in memory of his father, a veteran of the Great War. Books, Pamphlets, and Periodicals (fiction, poetry and non-fiction); Motion Picture and Video Material, Title List..... More

Boston: David R. Godine, (1977), First Edition. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. xvi, 250pp. David R. Godine, From the colonial period up until the present day, Blumenthal touches on many of the prominent publishers, printers, and typographers of their time: William Bradford, Benjamin Franklin, "Colonial Women", Isaiah Thomas, De Vinne..... More

Charlottesville: Univ Press of Virginia, (1970), First Edition. quarto, cloth. (xx), 636pp. Univ Press of Virginia, From the Preface by Frecerick R. Goff: "The work of addition and revision continued until 1969 through Mr. Bristol's further checking and through reports of new entries from cooperating libraries to the clearinghouse he..... More

Jackson: Univ Press of Mississippi, (1982), First Edition. octavo, cloth. xx,416pp. Univ Press of Mississippi, Illustrated. A listing of more than 2,000 items in this Faulkner collection including manuscripts, books, letters, early drawings in school publications, here organized chronologically from family documents from the 1880s to publications about Faulkner from..... More

(Waco: Baylor Univ), n.d.(1921), First Edition. octavo, cloth. (viii), 405pp. Baylor Univ), A complete listing of the Browning holdings at Baylor, an outgrowth of the private library of Dr. A. J. Armstrong, head of the English department. Illustrated with photographs. Cloth badly soiled and worn at extremities. " Mrs. John..... More