[London: The Author/Artist, ca. 1997]. [1],10,[1]pp. Octavo (21 x 14.5 cm). Loose sheets, printed on rectos only. Enclosed in plastic zip-top bag. Fine. First edition. Here the prominent designer and educator undertakes an unconventional analysis of objects, features and events in a London neighborhood, ranging from "Phone Box Calling Cards,".....

Cambridge: Types Ac Sumptibus Academicis, 1816. 112pp. Disbound. Very good. First edition. A relatively early consideration of the attempt at interpretation of Egyptian hieroglyphics via the Rosetta stone by the Cambridge linguist.

Mountain View, CA [etc]: Pacific Press Publishing Association, [1930]. 96pp. Small octavo. Color pictorial wrapper. Illustrated. Neatly sewn into a plain protective wrapper. A very good, fresh copy. First edition. Foreword by C.S. Longacre, Gen'l Secretary of the International Religious Liberty Association. An argument on both religious and secular grounds.....

London: Printed for R. Basset ... 1702. [24],458,[6]pp. Octavo. Old paneled calf, rebacked at an early date to style. Extremities worn and joints a trifle weak, occasional scattered foxing, and mild discolorations, lower blank corner of C3 torn away, and shallow marginal losses to b2, still a good, sound copy.....

Shanghai: T'Usewei Printing Press, 1914 - 1926. Two parts in eight volumes (of thirteen published through 1938 ?). Open-sewn cloth backed printed boards. Heavily illustrated with hundreds of plates and facsimiles printed via chromolithography. Extremities of boards worn, a few corners bruised, spine labels largely chipped away, volume 5 shaken.....

Amsterdam, et se trouve à Paris, Rue et Hotel Serpente, 1787- 89 [and:] Paris: Chez Cuchet, 1789. Thirty-nine volumes. Octavo. Uniformly bound in contemporary black calf, spines heavily gilt, contrasting red and orange gilt lettering pieces, with gilt crests and bookplates of Cumming Gordon of Alytr. Seventy-six engraved plates plus.....

London & New York: Swan Sonnenschein, & Co. / Macmillan, 1895. [6],177,[1]pp. Small octavo. Forest green cloth, spine stamped in gilt, sides ruled in blind. Neat collector's bookplate on front pastedown, light rubbing to tips, otherwise a very good, bright copy, near fine and largely unopened. First edition. Two influential.....

New York: Hermitage House, [ 1950]. Gilt cloth. Introduction by J.A. Winter. Large pencil name on verso of free endsheet, very slight cracking at gutter between title and dedication leaf, otherwise a very good copy in lightly worn dust jacket with a few small nicks and edge-tears, a 1 cm.....

New York: R.V. Coleman, [nd. but ca. 1927]. Large octavo. Cloth. Portrait, maps, plates, illustrations. First American issue, comprised of British sheets with a cancel title, bound in the U.S. Spine stamping dull, a couple of large patches of dulling to upper board, but a good, sound copy. By popular.....

Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson, [ 1868]. 32pp. Original tan wrappers, printed in black and red. Early non-authorial ink gift inscription in upper margin of title, offset from gilt morocco collector's bookplate (now loose and laid in), spine rather chipped, with lower wrapper detached; an internally near very good copy of.....

New York: Harper & Bros. 1857. Original gray cloth, stamped in gilt and blind. Head and toe of spine slightly frayed, with minimal loss, several signatures starting at center of textblock, with signs of early 'tightening' and light discoloration from same at a couple of gutters, early bookplate and some.....

London: Printed and Sold by R. Hindmarsh, 1791. xv,[1],[14],[31]-99,[1]pp. Small octavo. Extracted from bound pamphlet volume. Early ink underscore of two lines in preface, last leaf neatly detached, early ink caption in upper margin of title ("Swedenborgian"), light foxing and smudging, otherwise a very good copy. Denoted the "Fourth Edition.".....

San Diego, CA: Geo. S. Pidgeon, January 1890. 196pp. plus inserted errata. Gilt olive cloth. Bookplate, light rubbing at edges, but a very good copy. First edition thus, with a Preface and commentary by the publisher, prompted by his finding a secondhand copy of LACY'S WARNINGS (1707).