Authors starting with D from Helena Szepe Books

New York: Tanam Press. 1982. First Edition. Wrappers, very good. Profusely illustrated with examples of "the public image", generated by the mass media, advertising,and other systems ... more information

Paris: Claude-Antoine Jombert. 1777. First Edition. 12mo. (4),232 pp. plus plates. - Recent full dark-blue cloth, with title stamped in gilt on spine. Ex-lib. (university), with small bookplate and embossed stamp, and with stamped release; else fine (no markings on the plates). - First Edition. - Biblio. mechanica 9. - With 5 quadruple- folding plates, with altogether 46(+12) engraved illustrations, as well as with engraved title-page vignette, and head and tail pieces. - These pioneering fluid mechanics e... more information

Pescara: Ediars. 1996. Paperback. Pictorial green paperback. Fine. 8vo. - 481 pp. - Includes anthology of selections from works of D'Annunzio related to the Abruzzi region. - Shelf No.: aa 657. ... more information

Paris-New York: Les Editions du Chene-Tudor. (1950). First American. Cl. Pict. d/j, fair only, else very good. With 4 col. photo plts., 160 b/w plts. and ills. and 1 map. ... more information

New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce. (1950). First Edition. Original black gilt-lettered cloth. Very good. Large 12mo. (12),272 pp. - First edition. - Inscribed by Conrad Hilton in light blue ink: " Max Guggiari / with best wishes / Conrad Hilton". Followed by another inscription in dark blue ink: "Stollen (sic) from - Massimo Guggiari / By Ben Scott / January 26th 1956". - Shelf No.: o/b AM 144. ... more information

Warsaw: Arcady. 1965. First Edition. Beige decorated cloth, in part very slightly faded, else fine.. 4to. - 585 pp. - With contributions by Helena Blum, Adam Bochnak, Jan Dabrowski, Jozef Demel and Danuta Rederowa. - A magnificient book; with 405 plates and illustrations. - Printed errata slip tipped-in at end. - In Polish. - Quite rare: OCLC records 9 copies, only 3 in the U.S. (Duke, Notre Dame, Penn). - Shelf No.: d 720. ... more information

Zurich: Girsberger (1956). 88pp. Many illustrations. Original cloth. Some spots on back, else fine. ... more information

Casale Monferrato: Marescalchi. 1914. First Edition. 12mo. xiv,312,(6) pp. - Original light green cloth, title and decoration embossed in black, some soiling, pages on edges slightly browned, else fine. - With 37 illustrations and 3 tables on the methods, techniques and procedures of the Italian dairy industry. Also, 5 pages of ads (3 of them with illustrations). - Extremely rare: not in OCLC. - Shelf No.: o/aa 61. ... more information

(London): Royal Asiatic Society. 1907. 8vo. - xxxix,(1),204;(8),224 pp. - Publisher's light grey printed boards (edges of spines somewhat worn, lacks about 1/2" of Volume I's spine, else fine - interior very fine). - Asiatic Society Monographs, Vols. IX and X. - Shelf No.: o/b 187. ... more information

Bruxelles: Louis Hauman et Comp.. 1834. Small 12mo. - (4),336;(2),281,(3) pp. - Damiron was a student of Victor Cousin, the founder of the "eclectic school". "Cours de Philosophie" is one of Damiron's most important works. - Contemporary 3/4 cloth, marbled boards. Top and bottom of spine worn, several pages of Volume 2 mended (no loss of text), owner's name, else good. - Rare: OCLC locates 9 copies (only 3 in the U.S.: Columbia, Northwestern, Harvard). - Shelf No.: o/aa 126 . ... more information

New York - Paris: Amiel - Maeght. (1974). First Edition. Original green cloth. D/j quite chipped, else fine.. Square 4to. - 196 pp. - With 3 original double-page color lithographs, 102 plates (32 in color) and 64 text illustrations. ... more information

Springfield, Massachusetts: New England Blue Print Co.. (1936). First Edition. Small 8vo. (8),343 pp. - Spiral-bound, black, silver-lettered boards. Some pages slightly browned. else near fine. - With 500 recipes, handwritten by various hands, and mimeographed, ranging from the "Old South" to Massachusetts. - With many illustrations (some in color) by the New England Blue Print Company. - Not in NUC. - OCLC locates 3 copies (Denver, Illinois, Harvard). - Shelf No.: o/aa 13. ... more information

Bergamo: Stamperia Mazzoleni. 1821. Small 8vo. - 91 pp. - Publisher's original beige wrappers, with printed borders, decoration and title (spine frayed, covers somewhat soiled). - Interior very fine. - Uncut and partially unopened. - Beautiful printing. - For both sets of seven psalms, the original Latin versions are printed on the left, and opposite to them are the Italian versions. - Quite rare: OCLC locates only 3 copies (Chicago, Pennsylvania and Brigham Young). - Shelf No.: o/b 188. ... more information

New York: T. & J. Swords. 1798. Small 8vo. - (15),viii-xi,(5),256;x,(1) 12-148,(2), plus 17 leaves of plates. - Contemporary full leather, spine contemporarily reinforced with the same leather, darker leather label on spine. (Binding somewhat worn, interior very fine.) - With 3 inscriptios and a price, all in old ink. - First American edition. - With 17 engraved illustrations. (The Ameracan publisher decided not to print 4 of the 21 illustrations of the 4th English edition, from which this book was take... more information

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1951. 2 vols. Profusely ills. Cl. D/j and slipcases moderately worn and chipped, else very good. ... more information

n.p.: Sage Books. (1948). Cloth. Part of Page 7 torn off, not affecting text, else very good. Signed by Davis, noting the death of the dedicatee, Charles R. McCord. - Location: o/b AM 61. ... more information

Glasgow: Anderson & Mackay. 1876. First Edition. Original stapled wrappers, slightly chipped, else fine.. 16mo. - 30 pp. - Work devoted entirely to a speech of Davis, ex-President of the Confederate States. - Shelf No.: o/aa 6. ... more information

Chicago: University of Chicago Press. (1937). Cloth. Name, else fine.. ... more information

London: Oxford University Press. 1970. Gilt-decorated cloth. Name, d/j slightly chipped, else fine. Small 8vo. cxxix,168 pp. - With 4 plates (3 folding), and a 31-page "Glossary". - Shelf No.: bi 1473. ... more information

Edward Brothers. 1938. First Edition. Original stiff light brown wrappers, darkened. Interior fine.. 12mo. xiv,568 pp. - Lithoprinted by Edward Brothers, Ann Arbor. With misspelled words throughout. - Shelf No.: bi 1510. ... more information