Reynell coates md (5 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. 4th Edition. Cover - worn and stained, chunks missing from spine, front cover separating but still attached, bookplate on inside front cover Pages show foxing, all pages appear intact and complete, owner's name in faded script.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good+. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. A nicely bound copy in brown leather with elaborate gilt design, central harp on front cover, missing on spine. HInges intact both in and out, bright white paper in block marred by scattered foxing only. A nice copy.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. No Jacket. 1844. xi, 330pp. frontis. illus. a.e.g. decorated brown leather tall 8vo: fair [covers are worn and shelf rubbed with loss @ spine strip; text is untroubled, being clean, complete & tight] An antique name on presentation page. The first volume of an antebellum annual illustrated collection of short stories and verse, edited by the American Renaissance man Reynell Coates (1802-86).…

First Edition. LEAFLETS OF MEMORY: AN ANNUAL OF 1846, E. H. Butler, 1846, first edition, some foxing to the end-papers, the next few leaves and paste-downs, some light scattered foxing to a modest amount of the text block save for the margins of the illustrations which are heavily foxed with some off-setting to adjacent pages, else a tight vg copy in the publishers original full leather binding with gold-gilt decoration to the covers and spine, all edges gold-gilt as well with both the "Presented to" and "Half Title" pages displaying their colors very well. This anthology yields contributions by Reynell Coates, R. Bernal, Joseph Hornor, Charlotte Norman, Henry B. Hirst, Mary Shelley, George Croly, Lord Nugent, Charles Swain, Charles Berkeley, John Clare & Charles F. Sterling. Tales both supernatural and criminous.…

First Edition. 12mo (17.5cm). Later (20th-c.) rebinding of full pebble-grained morocco; title stamped in gilt on spine; 151pp. Tight and clean; Very Good copy in a serviceable but not especially aesthetic modern binding. A casual account of Godman's walks through nature, originally published serially in the Philadelphia Quaker journal The Friend. Godman's text is preceded by a memoir (uncredited) of the author by Daniel Drake, under whom Godman practiced at the Medical College of Ohio. Text concludes with a very brief account (also extracted from The Friend) by Dr. Reynell Coates of his 1823 voyage to India as a ship's surgeon, during which he collected many entomological specimens. SABIN 27664, noting only the editions of 1836 and 1859.…