- Wrap-around strengthened (trifle frayed) w. tape along lower margin.
= Rare Fluxus item documenting a theatrical happening in which collaborators were i.a. Woody van Amen, Pat Andrea and Lucebert.
- All vols. w. various small imperfections incl. contemp. owner's entries/ dedication on prelim. lvs.; one vol. hinges broken. A few vols. backstrip sunned/ discoloured; 1 vol. joints splitting and spine-ends worn. Generally fine copies.
= Peppin/ Micklethwait p.106: "His images were widely imaginative, and often romantic in feeling, and were given conviction by his detailed draughtsmanship and instinct for clear, dramatic design."; Houfe p.306.
AND 16 others, all but one edited by the same (1x by the same), all but 2 publ. and illustrated by the same, all in orig. (unif.) pict. gilt cl., i.a. The Blue Poetry Book (1891), The True Story Book (1893), The Red True Story Book (1895), My Own Fairy Book (1895), The Arabian Nights Entertainment (1898) and The Red Book of Animal Stories (1899) (incl. 2 duplicates).
= A collection of 28 remarkable bindings showing the full array of Ford's talents.
- Wrapper (sl.) foxed and stained; sl. dam. at top of spine; raffia string partly frayed.
= With SIGNED AUTOGRAPH DEDICATION by T. FOUJITA: "À mon cher monsieur M. Dutilh, tout ma sympathie. T. Foujita [signed in Japanese characters]".
= One of 30 Roman numb. copies w. an extra suite of the woodengravings on Arches and an orig. drawing in pencil.
- Plates occas. sl. fingersoiled/ thumbed in blank margin(s). Both covers waterstained; corner and boardedges (sl.) worn.
= Die Bilderwelt im Kinderbuch 516.
= With loosely inserted brochure (4p.) and announcement leaf.
- Partly trifle dampst./ waterst. in lower blank margin; endpapers and first few lvs. trifle/ sl. warped. Binding trifle/ sl. worn along extremities; backstrip sl. sunned and trifle dam. at spine-ends.
Pogàny, N. The Hungarian Fairy Book. London, T. Fisher, 1913, 1st ed., XII,287p., col. frontisp., num. (full-p.) monochrome/ black and red ills., endpapers and dec. giltlettered cl. by W. POGÀNY.
- Contemporary owner's entry on first free endpaper; endpapers foxed. Backstrip sunned and sl. worn/ dam. at spine-ends; upper joint starting; gilt lettering partly rubbed off.
= Rare. Peppin & Micklethwait, p.237.
The Crown Princess of Roumania. The Lily of Life. London/ New York/ Toronto, Hodder and Stoughton, n.d. (±1910), XI,(1),146p., 18 tipped-in col. plates, endpapers, bookdecoration and orig. gilt dec. cl. w. mounted col. plate by H. STRATTON, t.e.g., 4to.
- Joints weakening; contents occas. trifle foxed. Hinges splitting; binding trifle soiled.
- Binding sl. duststained.
= One of 50 DELUXE numbered copies on Bütten, signed by the artist in pencil, with illustrations handcoloured by the artist, marbled endpapers, bound in full vellum with giltlettered spine, with a handcol. illustration on frontcover, t.e.g, sm. 8vo.
= One of 19 lettered copies ("L") that were for sale, w. 3 loosely inserted orig. drawings (not called for in the colophon) by ARIE VAN GEEST (pen and ink, signed in pencil and dated "17.11.82" in pen and ink) and JOHN VAN 'T SLOT (col. felt tip pen, signed and "1982" in pencil) and by both artists (pen and ink and col. felt tip pen, signed by both and dated "'83" in pencil).
AND 2 others by Masha Trebukova (text by H. van Os and M. van der Knaap) and by Jan Siebelink (ills. by Klaas Gubbels).
- Binding w. a few soiled spots, otherwise a fine copy.
= One of 150 deluxe copies. Houfe, p.210; Peppin & Micklethwaite, p.124.
- Contents partly dampst. in margins; schoolprize plate on first free endpaper. = Houfe, p.318.
Idem. The Canterbury Tales. London, The Medici Society, 1929, 2nd printing, XIII,(1),637,(1)p., 24 col. plates by RUSSEL FLINT, orig. giltlettered and blindst. cl., 4to.
- First few lvs. and edges sl. foxed, otherwise contents fine. Binding trifle rubbed along extremities and on gilt medallion.
= Houfe, p.318. Peppin & Micklethwaite, p.124.
Owen, D. (ed.). The Book of Fairy Poetry. London, Longmans, Green and Co., 1920, 1st ed., X,180p., 16 tipped-in plates (incl. frontisp.), and orig. pict. cl. by WARWICK GOBLE, 4to.
- Hinges weak; w. some occas. ofsetting of previously inserted ephemera. Upper joint splitting; frontcover w. some worn spots.
= Houfe, p.318; Peppin & Micklethwaite, p.124.
= First Daphnis-Druck.
= Printed in "Der Offizin Poeschel & Trepte für die Leipziger Bibliophilen-Abends, für die Deutsche Bücherei und für Hans von Müller." This copy "Gedruckt für W. Breslauer."
- Spine unevenly coloured; spine-ends sl. rubbed.
= Signed by the author on contents leaf. Chanticleer 87; Peppin/ Micklethwait p.204; Franklin, The Private Presses p.312.
- Fine copy. = Cockalorum 177; Franklin p.322.