irving haas (8 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. The preservation, replication, restoration and histories of the world's most famous ships from the great age of sail to today's warships and passenger liners and historic work boats. Profusely illustrated.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. Oblong folio, numerous photographic reproductions, publisher's gray cloth lettered in blind to front and rear boards (about fine). Pictorial dust jacket (general wear, a hint of toning along top edge, else very good).

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Limited edition. 8vo. 72, (2) pp. Rust colored cloth, printed title label. A fine copy. One of 425 copies. Index. Errata slip laid in. .

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Facsimile reprint. Two volumes in one. Octavo. 74, [3]; 72pp. Green cloth gilt. Slight bump on the edge of one board else fine.

Hardcover. Condizione: Bon. Couverture différente. Ammareal reverse jusqu'à 15% du prix net de cet article à des organisations caritatives. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Book Condition: Used, Good. Different cover. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations.

Paperback. Condizione: Fine - As New condition. First Editions. Chicago, Illinois: Black Cat Press (Norman W. Forgue) SEE OUR PHOTO. Fine - As New condition. 8vo. Volume 4 is complete in 10 numbers, #1-10, numbers 9/10 being a double issue. September 1945 - June 1946. This, the final volume, is quite scarce, especially when complete, as here. All numbers appear unread. The set was apparently assembled entirely from publisher's overstock -- never issued to anyone. There are no address labels, chips, tears, creases, fading or any other condition problems. All are in perfect or near perfect unread condition. Edited by Lloyd Emerson Siberell, with the assistance of Irving Haas, and for numbers 6 - 10 by Lawrence S. Thompson. Contributors include Lawrence Clark Powell, Emerson Wulling, Harry Weiss, Karl Kup, Leona Rostenberg, Herbert Faulkner West, Walter Klinefelter, Ray Nash, etc. Ulrich/Kup 16: "concise and informative. Excellent for news on private presses and press books.". First Editions. Softcover (stapled wraps). Fine - As New condition. 10 numbers in 9 issues (complete). Great Packaging, Fast Shipping.

Paperback. Condizione: New (publisher's overstock). First Editions. Woodstock, New York / Chicago: Virginia Fitzwater/Norman W. Forgue (Black Cat Press) Volume 2. Complete in 8 numbers. As New in PERFECT condition but for just a touch of the unavoidable age toning (very minor) SEE OUR PHOTO. These are the original first editions, NOT print on demand or modern reprints. We have multiple sets available as they are publisher's overstock that we acquired decades ago and just rediscovered in our warehouse. They were never issued to anyone and don't have any address labels, chips, tears, creases, fading or any other condition problems. All are in perfect unread condition with pages remaining uncut along their top edge, where so issued. Volume 2 is complete in 8 issues. Numbers 13-20. April 1933 - July 1938. Numbers 13-16 were edited by Paul Johnston. Beginning with number 17, Irving Haas took over as editor. Vol. 2, Numbers 13-16 were issued April 1933 to December 1933 and published by Virginia Fitzwater. Numbers 17-20 were issued April 1938 to July 1938, published by Norman W. Forgue of the Black Cat Press. These numbers contains articles on book collecting, book selling, fine printing and related book reviews. Among the contributors are Lynd Ward [THE FUTURE OF BOOK ILLUSTRATION, with his wood engraving in red from "Wild Pilgrimage."]; Lawrence Clark Powell [ON COLLECTING JOHN STEINBECK]; Vincent Starrett [GISSING IN CHICAGO]; Harry B. Weiss; Will Ransom [on COLLECTORS PRESSES]; Lloyd Emerson Siberell [CHILLICOTHE'S DARD HUNTER]; etc. Includes an insert printed by Carroll D. Coleman at his Prairie Press, with comments on typography by the printer and a checklist of Prairie Press items issued. Printed with occasional color illustrations/type/devices including a full color woodcut by Paul Rohland from a cover of the Plowshare. Number 18 is complete with errata slip. Ulrich/Kup 16: "concise and informative. Excellent for news on private presses and press books." . First Editions. Softcover (stapled wraps). New (publisher's overstock). 8 issues, complete. Great Packaging, Fast Shipping.

Paperback. Condizione: New (publisher's overstock). First Editions. Chicago: Norman W. Forgue (Black Cat Press) Volume 3. Complete in 11 numbers. As New in PERFECT condition but for just a touch of the unavoidable age toning (very minor) SEE OUR PHOTO. These are the original first editions, NOT print on demand or modern reprints. We have multiple sets available as they are publisher's overstock that we acquired decades ago and just rediscovered in our warehouse. They were never issued to anyone and don't have any address labels, chips, tears, creases, fading or any other condition problems. All are in perfect unread condition with pages remaining uncut along their top edge, as issued. Volume 3 is complete in 11 numbers, #1-11. September 1938 - December 1939. These numbers contains articles on book collecting, book selling, fine printing and related book reviews. Among the contributors are: Bruce Rogers [IN REPLY: AN OPEN LETTER from an arranger of types to the greatest designer of them]; Ward Ritchie [WITHER BOUND, PRINTER]; August Derleth [ON COLLECTING COMICS]; Paul A. Bennett [HOSPITALITY HAVEN, THE JONES LIBRARY AT AHMERST]; Fred Anthoensen [JOHN BELL TYPE, ITS LOSS AND REDISCOVERY]; Harry B. Weiss [THE MINIATURE BOOKS OF WILLIAM LEWIS WASHBURNE and CHAPBOOKS ON CRIME AND CRIMINALS and BOOK AUCTIONS IN AMERICA FROM 1735 TO 1934 and CHAPMAN WHITCOMB, EARLY AMERICAN PUBLISHER AND PEDDLER OF CHAPBOOKS]; Dan Burne Jones [EX LIBRIS EPHEMERIDA BOOKPLATE PRINTS with green-printed bookplate after his original drawing, and an original wood engraving by him, and EX LIBRIANA: BOOK PLATE PRINTS with the bookplate he designed for William Saroyan]; Irving Haas [A BRUCE ROGERS BIBLIOGRAPHY and ILLUSTRATORS OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS]; Achille J. St. Onge [NOTES ON MINIATURE BOOKS]; Merle Armitage [TIME AND THE BOOK]; etc. Includes an insert printed by the Trovillion Private Press, with a checklist of their items issued. Also a BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CHECK-LIST OF THE FIRST EDITIONS OF LLEWELYN POWYS compiled by Lloyd Emerson Siberell. A full page linoleum cut in green and black by Vaughn Millbourne. Most numbers are printed with multiple color illustrations. Ulrich/Kup 16: "concise and informative. Excellent for news on private presses and press books.". First Editions. Softcover (stapled wraps). New (publisher's overstock). 11 issues, complete. Great Packaging, Fast Shipping.