Gibson, Notable Bindings in Bodley's Library, 1901

Title: The Trial of Captain Porteous Publisher: Notable Trials Library Publication Date: 2010 Binding: Hardcover Book Condition: Fine Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket Edition: Special Edition This is

Studies from the chemical laboratory of the Sheffield scientific school ed. by Horace L. Wells New York, London; 1901 2 volumes, complete Size 6 by 9" Original binding Very good condition Ex-library T

5V John Gibson Lockhart LOCKHART'S MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT 1901 Complete Set Frontispiece Gilt Binding Scottish Novelist Poet Playwright Historian Literature Letters Title: Lockhart's

[FINE BINDINGS] TWAIN, MARK. Works. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1901, 1903, 1905, 1907. The Harper's Library Edition, 24 of 25 volumes. Three quarters brown calf with brown cloth over boards, spine g

Various titles and authors, in 13 volumes (incomplete), in three-quarter leather bindings on marbled boards with gilt lettering.

[Fine Binding] Parkman, FrancisFrancis Parkman's WorksBoston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1901. In 12 volumes, plus volume below. New Library Edition. 8vo. Illustrated with frontispiece and plates in

Zauberlinda The Wise Witch by Eva Katharine Gibson 1901 Robt. Smith Printing Co.  Condition faded spine, bumped corners, binding attached but separating, some foxing, see photographs

1) "Old New York", as is yapp binding, Library tag #1154, signed FDR and "Hyde Park, 1923", 2) "Life of General Lafayette", Cornish, Lamport & Co., 1851, red cloth bi

Ignaz Semmelweis. Hungarian physician, pioneer of antiseptic procedures. Ex-Lib, in old library pamphlet binding. Minor library stamps. Some spine fading and general wear. Scarce. Copy and paste this

Approximately 50 volumes on Napoleon and his Court, mostly finely bound. Including: Payen-Payne (trans). Memoirs of Bertrand Barere. London: H. S. Nichols, 1896. 4 volumes. Half deep blue polishe

Gustav Stickley, no. 616 leather top library table, c. 1901, USA, quarter-sawn oak, brass pulls, the rectangular top clad in heavy brown leather with oversized nail head edge trim, over two frieze dra

[BINDINGS]. –– [EASTON PRESS]. A library of 201 volumes published by the Easton Press related to literature and the classics, including: DOYLE, Arthur Conan. [Sherlock Holmes]. 1981. 3 vol

Eighty-Seven Franklin Library Books in Fine Binding With Three Unrelated Books(Franklin Center, PA, 1970s and later), tallest 10 in., gilt to boards and page edges; plus...Dana published by Harvard Cl

Pair of French library doors with leather book bindings. Early 20th century. Each measures 75 1/2"h x 27 1/8"w

[FINE BINDING]Vadé, J[ean]-J[oseph]. Lettres de la Grenouillère suivies de Quatre bouquets poissards. Paris: Édition dédiée aux amis des livres: 1885. Number 2 of 3 copies pri

The Library of Historic Characters and Famous Events, Edited by A. R. Spofford, Frank Weitenkampf, and J. P. Lamberton, Boston: J. B. Millet, 1900, 12 volumes (complete), limited edition, Number 1 of

(lot of 50) Collection of Easton Press library shelf books, colorful leather bindings with gilt embossing, varied sizes and authors, some titles include (1) Short Stories of Charles Dickens, (1) Adven

2 vol., first English edition, plates and maps, foxing, library cloth (not uniform in binding or size), 8vo, 1912.

Serial no. 143249, untouched and all original with binding tight & intact. Comes with original Gibson hard case. Dimensions are: 41 1/4" long. All measurements are approximate Condition: Minor edge

[BINDINGS - BRITISH LITERATURE]. A group of 14 works in 19 volumes, including:  KIPLING, Rudyard. Kim. London: Macmillan and Co., Limited, 1901. -- CONRAD, Joseph. Youth: A Narrative and Two Othe

(lot of 88) Books: The Limited edition Franklin Library, most of "The 100 Books of All Time," multi-color leather bindings, some with raised spine bands, gilt page edges, most volumes appear as unopen

[BINDINGS]. SHAKESPEARE, William (1564–1616). The New Century (Trade-Mark) Shakespeare. Boston: Dana Estes and Company, 1900-1901. 24 volumes, 8vo. Photogravure frontispieces and numerous illust

all finely bound, from the "100 Greatest Books of All Time Series", various dates 1970's-80's. Largest: 10" high, 6 3/4" wide. Some staining to bindings and foxing to contents.

Eighty-Five (85) Franklin Library Classic Mystery Novels in Fine Leather Bindings(Franklin Center, PA: 1970s and later), octavo (9 in. tallest), silk-lined endpapers, gilt to boards and page edges. Si