Shakespeare's Winter's Tale from the 1632 Second Folio

SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM The Winters Tale. [London: Thomas Cotes, for Robert Allot, 1632]. Second folio printing of the play, extracted from a copy of the Second Folio edition of Shakespeare. Loose sheets

Heading: Author: Shakespeare, William Title: Three complete plays from the 1632 Second Folio edition of Shakespeare's works Place Published: [London] Publisher: Date Published: [1632]

Heading: Author: Shakespeare, William Title: The Tragedy of King Lear - 12 consecutive leaves from the second folio Place Published: [London] Publisher: Date Published: [1632] Descript

A leaf from the second folio of the work of William Shekespeare. Folio 221/222 of The Taming of the Shrew. This leaf with the error "grater" instead of "greater" at the upper left corner, a marker for

1760 PLAYS of Shakespeare Winter’s Tale King Lear John Richard II Theatre Hanmer “The remarkable thing about Shakespeare is that he is really very good – in spite of all the people who say he is

A Framed Engraving of Shakespeare Winter Tale Act V Scene III . Painted by Hamilton. H: 19 in. (48.26 cm.) W: 25 in. (63.5 cm.) Exhibited: Preview are available from November 18th to 22nd from 11:00AM

Shakespeare's Play A Winter's Tale edited by Howard Staunton. Published by Henry L. Hinton 1870. Publishers softback with pictoral cover. Good condition but missing the spine. 258 pgs 10" by 7"

Depicting a fairy holding a journal, under the slogan "Let Times News Be Known" from Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale. 12.785 x 3.25. Light oxidation at pierced mounting holes. The Los Angele

Four volumes by William Shakespeare. Titles include: Tempest, Winter's Tale, Two Gentleman of Verona and Taming of the Shrew. Two volumes by Charles Dickens. Titles include: A Christmas Carol and The

NO RESERVE Shakespeare (William) [Comedies, Histories and Tragedies], ?'The Second Folio', 2 ff. only (bifolium *2&3), namely Ben Jonson's 'To the Memory of my beloved, the Author Mr. William Shakespe

Shakespeare (William) Much adoe about Nothing [and] Loves Labour's Lost, from the Second Folio, pp.101-144, double column, woodcut head-pieces and decorative initials, trimmed with slight loss to head

Shakespeare (William) The Tragedy of Richard the Third, from the Second Folio, pp.173-204, double column, woodcut head-piece and decorative initial, trimmed occasionally just touching ruled border but

Heading: Author: Shakespeare, William Title: The Merry Wives of Windsor Place Published: [London] Publisher: Date Published: [1632] Description: Pp. 39-60. D-E6 (-D1). (fol

A Winter's Tale Artist: AJ. Hayter / D. L. Glover Print Type: Engraving Date: 1848 Origin: British Dimensions: 10 x 6"

"Tales from Shakespeare" by Charles Lamb, volume one of two. Second edition, 1816. Presentation copy by Lamb. Signed and inscribed by Lamb on the front fly leaf "Miss Cole, with the author's kindest r

BOOKS: Lamb, Charles, "The Life and Works of Charles Lamb", N.Y., The Lamb Publishing Co.,12 volumes, including "Tales from Shakespeare" co-written with Mary Lamb and "Charles Lamb" by Alfred Ainger,

Second half 19th century. "A Home In The Country, Winter" 26"h. 32"w.

Humphreys (Henry Noel) Sentiments and Similes of William Shakespeare, second edition, chromolithograph illuminated first page, initials and ruling in gold, gutter cracking in a few places, contemporar

All's Well That Ends Well, by William Shakespeare. Fourth folio, 1685. Rebound. 14 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches.

Mockel, Axel (German, b. 1949), A Winter's Tale-The Japanese Love Sign, 1985, oil on canvas, 68 x 55 inches, signed titled and dated on stretcher bar reverse; Provenance: A Western PA Corporation.

TWO LARGE STAFFORDHSIRE GROUPINGS, EMPRESS OF FRANCE AND WINTERS TALE. 12" EACH

Staffordshire figures, "Admiral Napier", "Soldier & Wife" & "Winters Tale", Admiral Napier in white with gilt detail, height is 11 3/8", Soldier & wife in color, height is 8.5" & Winters Tale, figural

23" x 21"

Black leather bound, 2006. Most books in this collection are in Unused Condition. Some have minor flaws from sitting on book shelves that we'll show when photographing if significant enough.