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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. 268pp. Brown cloth-covered boards; gilt titles on spine; cream endpapers. 8vo. Pages tanning. Otherwise, internally neat, clean and tight. Dust jacket has light shelf wear, chipping to edges.

Hardcover. 8vo. pp 236. Original publisher's blue and beige flecked cloth, lettered gilt on spine and on front cover. Translated by Robert Black from Introduction a la philosophie de Kant, a revised and enlarged edition of the author's Mensch, Gemeinschaft und Welt in der Philosophie. ISBN: 0902308852 Very good indeed. …

Hardcover. 8vo. pp xix, 124. Original publisher's yellow cloth, lettered brown on spine and front cover. Fine in fine dust jacket.

1st edition dust jacket As New octavo xi + 236pp..

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. Hardback. 4to. pp 92. Fashion catalogue. Original publisher's black cloth boards, lettered gilt at the spine. Issued without dust jacket. Copiously illustrated in colour and black and white throughout. LONB London is a luxury bag and handbag maker for men and women. This found online : Co-founders of LONB (Love Or Nothing Baby), Melissa Morris and Reinhard Mieck, spotted this gap in the market, for a line of bags suited to the demands of the workday. Inspired by travel style of the 1960s, their pieces are practical but elegant. One of the best from this new luxury leather-goods designer is the Runaway bag, thanks to its compartment system, with sections for your phone, keys, cards and make-up. There are even neat pockets for your passport and boarding pass, should you need to carry them. The Runaway clips into any LONB bag, blending seamlessly with the rest of its stylish range; look out in particular for the Big Easy for workdays, and Le Voyage when travelling. Once the weekend or evening comes, the Runaway can simply be unclipped from its larger host bag, folded in half and converted into a chic clutch with detachable shoulder strap. About fine.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. .Never Before Printed; 3 Volumes; Half polished red leather & red cloth over boards, gilt title on purple spine label, gilt spine decoration, top edge gilt, & lightly marbled endpapers / pastedown; A near fine binding over very good textblocks, with beautiful bold bookplates inside front covers & gilt owner name on front margins; 5.25"X8.5"; 408, 373, 410 pags.…

First Edition. First edition, 3 volumes, 8vo, pp. lxxii, 410, [2] errata; xvi, 535, [1] errata; xii, 429, [1] errata; original blue paper-covered boards, cream paper shelfbacks, manuscript titling on spines, volume designation numbers stamped on spines; a bit of cracking along the front joint of volume I, but on the whole a very good, sound set. Ownership signature in each volume of "G. Rushout 1796." Pratt (1749-1814), often writing under the pseudonym of Courtney Melmoth, was a British poet, novelist and dramatist who fell from grace the result of a scandalous relationship with one Charlotte (she at the time in boarding school, and her last name still unknown) who thereafter referred to herself as Charlotte Melmoth, and traveled the country with Pratt acting in his plays. They separated in 1781 and Pratt took himself to writing for much of the rest of his life, a bumpy ride, for sure, writing in turn licentious novels and campaigning for animal welfare. In all, he completed seven novels, ten plays, and 23 volumes of poetry and miscellanies. His novel Emma Corbett, a romance set in America during the American Revolution, was the first novel, apparently, using that war as a backdrop. His Gleanings through Wales was a popular work and went through several editions.…

Second London edition, and first authorized separate edition. Vol. 1: Frontis. portrait, extra engraved vignette of SJ to tissue guard, vii, (1), 480; vol. 2: iii, (1), 471; vol. 3: iii, (1), 462; vol. 4: iii, (1), 505 pp. 4 vols. 8vo. The first authorized separate edition of Johnson's Lives of the English Poets - they first appeared as the "Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, to the Works of the English Poets,"(10 vols, 1779-1781). A contemporary and uniform set of Johnson's masterwork of critical literary observations, all volumes uncut, in the original boards. The arms on the bookplate suggest that the previous owner who has signed and dated each title page "Fitzwilliam / 1781" is William, 4th Earl Fitzwilliam (1748-1833). A subsequent owner has attempted to rub out the Fitzwilliam name and the crown on the bookplates. Courtney, 141-42; Fleeman 79.4LP/5. Provenance: [William, 4th Earl?] Fitzwilliam, with the Fitzwilliam's arms on the bookplate in 3 of the volumes; then from the estate of Huguette Clark Original blue-gray boards (8.75 x 5.25 inches), uncut. Engraved frontispiece portrait by T. Trotter after J. Reynolds, without imprint, additional engraved portrait cut and mounted onto tissue guard, uncut. Backstrips parished, but the volumes are solid. Frontispiece spotted occasionally and some light staining or dampstaining; housed in two cloth chemises and slipcases. Vol. 3 leaf Q1 torn Vol. 1: Frontis. portrait, extra engraved vignette of SJ to tissue guard, vii, (1), 480; vol. 2: iii, (1), 471; vol. 3: iii, (1), 462; vol. 4: iii, (1), 505 pp. 4 vols. 8vo Second London edition, and first authorized separate edition. Signed.…