1817 Trials of William Hone Liberty of Press

The first, second, and third trials of William Hone for publishing a parody of John Wilkes's Catechism of a Ministerial Member. Each trial with separate title leaf, printed at London by and for Willia

1820 BIBLE Apocrypha Apocryphal New Testament Christian Legends William Hone William Hone was a 19th-century English bookseller who found himself in a censorship fight with the government in 1817. Fol

1820 Bible Apocrypha Apocryphal New Testament Christian Legends William Hone William Hone was a 19th-century English bookseller who found himself in a censorship fight with the government in 1817. Fol

WORLD WAR I. ST. CLAIR, LABERT. 1887-1949. The Story of the Liberty Loans. Washington, D.C.: James William Bryan Press, 1919. Tall 8vo (12 x 9 in.), full black limp leather with title and emblem gilt

James William Bryan Press, 1919. 4to. 186pp. Illus.  Book Condition: Fair to Good.

James William Bryan Press, 1919. 4to. 186pp. Illus. Fair book. Spine ends worn Book Condition: Fair.

William Moorcroft for Liberty and Co., a large Claremont jardiniere or bowl, circa 1905, shouldered ovoid form, printed marks and underglaze green signature, 30cm diameter

Kelmscott Press.- Meinhold (William) Sidonia the Sorceress, translated by Francesca Speranza, Lady Wilde, one of 300 copies on Flower paper, printed in red & black in Golden type, wood-engraved border

by William Morris Kelmscott Press, 1892 limited to 311 copies

William Hawkins (1895-1990). Statue Of Liberty. c. 1980-1992. Signed. Paint on found wooden cabinet door. Excellent condition. 14.5" x 22" h. Provenance: Mary F. Merrill, African American self-taught

William Moorcroft (1872-1945) for Liberty & Co., Claremont Toadstool vase, England, circa 1905, polychrome glazed ceramic, painted signature, printed mark, 6.5"dia x 13"h

William Tonks & Sons for Liberty & Co. of London hanging bat two-light wall sconce England, late 19th century bronze stamped maker's mark, registry mark '#RD 158710' designed at the Keswick School of

William Kautz Folk art carving of Lady Liberty. Purchased from William Kautz, Nov. 16 2002. 32" x 9" x 51". Provenance: Estate of Myron & Carolyn Neugeboren Ct..

WILLIAM KENNEDY (MASSACHUSETTS / MARYLAND, 1817-1871), ATTRIBUTED, FOLK ART PORTRAIT OF A SHIP'S CAPTAIN, oil on canvas laid to board, waist-length depiction of sitter wearing a black jacket and gold

An assembled George III gilt-washed sterling silver dessert service for six in elm storage box William Chawner II, William Eley & William Fearn, and William Eley II, London, 1817, 1818, and 1827 Compr

William J. Weaver (1759-1817), Portrait of Francis Joseph Uptonoil on panel, inscribed and signed at lower right "Painted in Three Hours by Weaver 1813," inscribed and retaining a hand-written letter

Easton Press "The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare" 39 Volume Set

Lot 346 William Morris, The Sundering Flood, Kelmscott Press (1897) limited edition, one of 300 copies from a total edition of 310, 8vo, printed in red and black Chaucer type with woodcut borders, or

William A. K. Martin (American, 1817-1867) Perils of the Deep 1849 oil on canvas signed and dated W.A.K. Martin, Phila. / 1849, lower left further signed and identified Perils of the Deep / Martin pin

William Charles Thomas Dobson (British, 1817-1898) "Reverie", 1864 oil on canvas signed with symbol monogram and dated "1864". Framed. 20" x 24", framed 30-1/2" x 34"

Autographs Sons of Liberty Member's Secret Letter of Correspondence William Palfrey has Informed Joseph Palmer that a British Tea Ship has Docked at Philadelphia and has been Allowed Only Six Hours to

The Tale of King Coustans the Emperor Of Byance, written and bound by William Morris in 1894 at the Kelmscott Press near London and rebound in Ulwar, India, circa just after the book was printed at Ke

Heading: (Medical - William Osler) Author: Cushing, Harvey Title: The Life Of Sir William Osler Place Published: Oxford Publisher:Clarendon Press Date Published: 1925 Description: <

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare in 39 Volumes. The Easton Press, 1992. Each book is bound in leather with hubbed spines, 22k gold accents, gilded page ends, acid-neutral paper, Smyth-sewn bi