Q.R.V. The Universal Solvent by Edward Gorey

Q.R.V. The Universal Solvent by Edward Gorey, The Fantod Press, 1990, signed on title page. Size: 5.5"H x 4"W

Q.R.V. The Universal Solvent by Edward Gorey, The Fantod Press, 1990, signed on title page. Size: 5.5"H x 4"W

Five books by Edward Gorey, two are signed: The Tuning Fork by Eduard Blutig (Edward Gorey), 1990, Fantod Press, 309/500, signed, notes on inside cover. The Universal Solvent, Fantod Press, 1990, sign

45 Edward Gorey Q.R.V. Magnets or Pin Heads without the applied magnet, various designs illustrated by Gorey, and one I'm Crazy over Boston City Opera Lucia di Lammermoor magnet.

[Children's & Illustrated] Gorey, Edward: Q.R.V. Gorey, Edward Q.R.V. Boston: Anne & David Bromer, 1989. First and limited edition, #380/400 numbered copies, signed by Gorey. Miniature book (1 ¼

Edward Gorey, QRV Co. Amphigorey A Musicale Poster, 1994 Size: 35" H x 23" W

Edward Gorey, Dogear Wryde, QRV Hikuptah PC Set. 12 card set. Signed on envelope. 1996. Size: 4.75" x 6.5" envelope.

Edward Gorey, Dogear Wryde, QRV Hikuptah PC Set. 12 card set. Signed on envelope. 1996. Size: 4.75" x 6.5" envelope.

Edward Gorey, Dogear Wryde, QRV Hikuptah PC Set. 12 card set. Signed on envelope. 1996. Size: 4.75" x 6.5" envelope.

Edward Gorey "Audience Left Wall" -based upon Gorey's work about the mysterious tonic Q.R.V. Reproduced as large panels that flanked the sides of the stage for various scenes in the 2000 production of

First edition: Q.R.V. Unwmkd. Imperf., A dozen Dogear Wryde postcards in white envelope with black pictoral stamping. Signed by "Dogear Wryde" which is an anagram to Edward Gorey. Condition Like New C

Gorey's L'Heure Bleue Poster 2 Concept Proof, matted, cover image, produced and distributed by Dragonfly Products LLC, an Edward Gorey Licensed Product. Size: 15" x 10" sheet, 20" x 15" mat

EDWARD GOREY (1925-2000) "A Song and a Diary for A." Cover illustration for A Song and a Diary for A by Richard Elliott (New York: Adventures in Poetry, 1973). Pen and ink on paper (drawn on the blank

The Eclectic Abecedarium by Edward Gorey, this miniature book is 1 of 100 hand colored copies, 300 were made in black and white, totaling 400 copies of this book. Darrell Hyder Printed the book and it

Original Edward Gorey dust jacket art for Dead Drunk by George Bagby, Crime Club, 1953; Along with art for The Murder of Stanford White by Gerald Langford which looks to have some work done by Gorey.

Edward Gorey Six works etching and aquatint smallest: 4.875 h x 1.875 w in (12 x 5 cm) largest: 3.875 h x 4.875 w in (10 x 12 cm) Signed and numbered to lower edge of each '59/120 Edward Gorey'.

Edward Gorey The Object-Lesson Signed Poster, On the shore a bat, or possibly an umbrella, disengaged itself from the shrubbery, causing those nearby to recollect the miseries of childhood. Signed low

EDWARD GOREY."Even before Jane hugged them hello, she showed them the doll and said, `This is Christmas-Tree June!'" Illustration for page 76 of Merry, Rose, and Christmas-Tree June, by Doris Orgel (N

Original Edward Gorey Pen Drawing with 1995 Boston Antiquarian Book Fair Broadside. Small illustration on paper (sight 2.5x3'') of elephants turning book pages similar to design of illustration used i

Edward Gorey Illustrated War of The Worlds Poster. Promotional poster for the book by HG Wells. Size; 16.75" x 24"

Postcards from Consuelo Joerns to Edward Gorey, large grouping. Mostly from 1998 and 1999, few from the 1990's and 1980's. Provenance; the estate of Consuelo Joerns.

Edward Gorey Signed Etching Estranged Family, pencil signed Edward Gorey and numbered 36/95. Print #7), Gotham Book Mart label and information on verso. Size: 9.75"H x 11.25"W x .75"D Sight: 6.25"H x

Jack the Giant-Killer, Edward Gorey, 104 copies. Pictures by Edward Gorey, 1973, Scholastic Magazines, A Lucky inij-book Vol 4. 104 copies of this diminutive folding gem.

Postcards from Edward Gorey to Consuelo Joerns, includes one dated 23 Sept 1965, writing to Consuelo in Paris where she has found an apartment, and her response to this postcard is in the following lo