Search Results: Authors starting with C from D & E Lake Ltd. (ABAC, ILAB)

np: [c1880]. First Edition. 4to. [ff. 37]. illus. throughout with lithographed caricature & other portraits (16 full-length) & a few other illus., some of the subjects identified in pencil: many are men sporting top hats. original cloth-backed bds. (covers soiled, some foxing to outer leaves, hinges loose)

Cambridge: Published For The Hakluyt Society At The University Press [Second Series: No. 108], 1957., 1957. 8vo. pp. xv, 196. with half-title. full-page frontis., 4 plates & 2 folding maps. original blind & gilt-stamped cloth.. Hardcover.

[Venice: Libreria Serenissima, 1939]., 1939. 8vo. pp. 239. profusely illus. biblio. index. limp cloth (institutional label on spine, bookplate, rubberstamp, & two blindstamps inside, front pastedown cockled, tear to back pastedown). Exhib. Cat. First Edition. Freitag 9921.. F. Hardcover.

np: andre bolland, [1969]., 1969. 4to. pp. 473, [2]. index. cloth (lower covers lightly dampstained, previous owner's signature & small bookseller's label on front pastedown). dw. (two repaired short tears, extremities slightly chipped). First Edition.. F. Hardcover.

Paris: Galerie Patrice Trigano, 1985. 4to. unpaginated. Text is in French. 25 illustrations of which 4 are in colour. Wrappers (spine slightly sunned).. Soft cover. Very Good.

Westport: Printed For The Members Of The Limited Editions Club, [1976]., 1976. 4to. pp. [18], 290. 8 colour plates (incl. frontis.) & b/w illus. cloth (spine bit dull). slipcase. Edition limited to 2,000 numbered copies, signed by the Artist.. Signed by Author(s). Hardcover.

London: John Lane, [1927]., 1927. 8vo. pp. xviii, [2], 243. 12 b/w plates (incl. frontis.) & many tailpieces. partially unopened in cloth (covers bit scuffed & frontis. detached but present).. Hardcover.

New York: The John Day Company, 1926., 1926. 4to. pp. [6], 54, [1 leaf]. 8 full-page wood-engraved illus. lower edge uncut. bds. (covers bit scuffed). slipcase (worn). Edition limited to 3,000 copies..

Paris: 'Au Bureau du Populaire', 1845., 1845. 18mo. pp. 2 p.l., viii, 600. with half-title. 19th 19th century half roan (extremities worn, some light browning & foxing). Cabet wrote his famous communistic romance in London, where he had fled to escape prosecution for his political views and attacks on the French government. It was published after his return to France in 1839, where he also began to disseminate his political ideas in the journal the Populaire, attracting considerable support among the radical working class. Influenced by Owen, he entered into negotiations to purchase land in Texas to put his theories into practice. He drew up an elaborate scheme for his colony 'Icaria', whose leading principle was community of property, and the first colonists were sent out on the third of February 1848. The colony met with disaster, and Cabet decided to go to America himself to lead those remaining to settle at Nauvoo in Illinois. Kress C.6555. cfNegley 175. cfSabin 9787.… Read More

Paris: Deville-Cavellin, Pagnerre, 1833., 1833. 2 Volumes in 1. 12mo. pp. 2 p.l., 247, [1]; 276. modern quarter calf, original printed wrs. bound in, fore-edge & lower edge uncut (some foxing & marginal staining). Second Edition, much expanded beyond the first, with a new inflammatory preface. Cabet was prosecuted for the hostile attacks on the government contained in the present work and he was obliged to seek exile in England the following year (1834). Einaudi 766. Not in Kress or Goldsmiths'..

[Paris]: Flammarion, [1990]., 1990. folio. pp. 311. 313 illus. (some colour). biblio. index. cloth. dw. First Edition of the English Translation.. F. Hardcover.

[cMontrouge]: np, [1952]., 1952. 16mo. pp. 26, [4]. frontis. & 2 double-sided plates. wrs. (institutional bookplate). Presentation copy, inscribed to Germain Bazin from Bouquet.. Signed by Author(s).

Caen: 1967., 1967. 4to. unpaginated. French text. introductory text "Piaubert et l’actualisation artistique" by Michel Tapié. wrs. (institutional bookplate on fep, bit scuffed, upper outer corners curled with some wear along top edge).. Soft cover. Good.

Garden City, NY: Garden City Publishing Co. Inc. [1937]., 1937. 8vo. pp. xiii, [1 leaf], 396. frontis. & 71 double-sided plates incl. in the pagination. index. cloth. dw. (rubbed & scuffed, two tear to front with crude repairs-tape applied to recto, extremities chipped).. Hardcover.

[London]: Gordon & Cremonesi, [1979]., 1979. 4to. pp. 176. 16 double-sided plates. biblio. index. wrs. (extremities slightly worn)..

[London]: Andre Deutsch, [1978]., 1978. 8vo. pp. 340. 6 double-sided plates. biblio. index. music on endleaves. cloth. dw. First Edition.. F. Hardcover.

Brussels: Georgius De Backer [Vol. II: Aegidius Stryckwant, Carolus De Vos, Joannes Baptista De Vos, Nicolaus Stryckwant], 1720-35., 1720. 2 Volumes in 1 (Vol. I in 3 Parts, the 2nd & 3rd with continuous pagination). folio. pp. 6 p.l., 48; 1 p.l. (divisional title), 46, [1 leaf] (divisional title), 49-70; 3 p.l., 64. 3 woodcut plates (1 folding & 1 double-page) & 50 engraved plates (4 folding; 26 with woodcut borders), by Jacobus Harrewijn & Jan Lodewyk Krafft after I.B.Thibaut, &c. woodcut title vignettes. a few woodcut text illus. woodcut ornaments & initials. contemporary calf, rebacked with gilt compartments laid down (some light foxing & browning, fold tear in 1 plate repaired with very slight loss, another plate with short marginal tear repaired). First Editions in Dutch (also published with French text). Issued to commemorate the three hundred and fiftieth anniversary celebrations of the 'Holy Sacrament of Miracles' in the city of Brussels; the second volume… Read More

[Tokyo]: P3 art and environment, [1993]., 1993. 8vo. pp. [80]. 18 concrete poems for a sound installation originally included in Documenta 8. Introductory essay written for the Barcelona installation appears in English & Japanese. wrs..

Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, [1975]., 1975. 8vo. pp. x, 167. wrs. (lower front corner creased). Third Printing..

Vienna: F.J.Kaiserer, 1791. First Edition of this response to Giovanni Barberi’s Compendio Della Vita E Delle Gesta Di Giuseppe Balsamo Denominato Il Conte Cagliostro (Rome: 1791). The infamous impostor, self-proclaimed psychic healer, alchemist, soothsayer and founder of Egyptian freemasonry, was betrayed to the Inquisition and arrested in 1789 for attempting to establish a Masonic lodge in Rome. Cagliostro was originally sentenced to death but his sentence was commuted to life imprisonment at the Forte de San Leo, where he died in 1795. 8vo. pp. 72. uncut in original wrs. elala5755