Boyd a s illustrator (6 risultati)

Condizione: Good. 2nd impression of illustrated edition. Cloth, G+. 125pp, 26 b/w plates, cloth rubbed at the edges, corners bumped & book a little cocked, a nice copy. Ex Libris C W Whittacker, with their bookplate. Stevenson's poem, written in Scottish dialect is printed twice - once on its own & then again with Boyd's illustrations. The illustrated section being printed on the verso-recto of every other open page. 400 grams. …

Condizione: Acceptable. Charles Scribner's Sons New York 1898 green cloth boards are rubbed and soiled. chip and snag to crown of spine. corners bumped. pages lightly browned and hand soiled. binding shaken.

Green hardback cloth cover. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. VG : in very good condition without dust jacket. Light rubbing to boards. Teg. 220mm x 180mm (9" x 7"). 126pp. Numerous full-page b/w drawings.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. AN EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF THE FIRST EDITION : very clean and bright, secure and tight, only the lightest of extremity rubs. Red decorated cloth boards, illustrated by way of gilt, black and red decorations, this is bright. Uniform cloth colour. No fading. Top edge pages in gilt. Tiny amount of foxing to the fore edges, not affecting the facing pages. Free of inscriptions. Nice copy. [9], 412 pages, 8 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations. A. S. Boyd (Illustrator) (illustratore). …

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good+. First Edition. At the Rising of the Moon: Irish Stories and Studies by Frank Mathew (First US) A firm copy with mild wear to spine edges and corners. Bright silver. Light offset tanning to endpapers. Foxing to tissue guard and title page. Light age toning to page margins. No jacket present. First US Edition. No publication date stated. [1893]. Two-part green cloth with silver and green lettering and designs. Frontispiece with tissue guard. 240 pp. Publisher's adverts at rear. Fred Pegram(Illustrator) A.S. Boyd(Illustrator) (illustratore). BOOK.…

Two pages, 12mo, bifolium, first and lst pages grubby but text clear and complete. Text: "Thank you very much for sending Mr Henley's book which I shall have much pleasure in reading, and my wife will get hints for 'style' as she doth peruse it. It is nicely got up, but is not so sweet to handle as the 'Book of Verses' which is a gem." He relates that he has a drawing of "the new Steamer 'Duchess of Hamilton' [which] I think I might utilise [.] if you can introduce something in next week's notes about the remoteness of Arran getting diminished. It is really a fine boat and very swift. I will send you the drawing by Tuesday or so if I get it done and if not you will know that the subject needn't be referred to [.]. | I have a note from Barrie this morning saying his family thinks of coming to Elie or Largo for July. | My wife is very proud of the dedication of Henly's book. She considers herself now one of the 'Men'. My place as Head of the House is getting very shaky.".…