Authors starting with N from Rulon-Miller Books

New York: Phaedra. 1966. First edition in English, preceding the U.K. edition, 8vo, pp. 104; one or two small spots on the front panel of the jacket, else fine throughout. ... more information

London: Hodder & Stoughton, n.d.. [ca, 1924]. 8vo, pp. xi [i.e. ix], [1], 206; frontispiece portrait, 1 plate, 2 maps; original blue cloth a little faded on covers, preserving the original printed dust-jacket which is variously creased and chipped, with slight loss at the bottom of the spine, and with tape reinforcement on the verso. Issued in the publisher's Master Missionary Series. James Gilmour worked tirelessly in the name of God on the Great Plain and perimeter of the Gobi Desert of Mongolia. ... more information

New York: Anraku Pub. Co.. 1910. First edition, 8vo, xvi & 114pp., frontis; very good in orig. green cloth, soiled; ex-MHS. ... more information

Lugduni [i.e. Lyons]: H.E. Vignon. 1600. Folio, pp. [12], 851; woodcut device on title-p., title printed in red and black, a few woodcut initials and ornaments; slight inkstain enters the first few leaves in the fore-margin, title a little soiled, the whole lightly toned and/or foxed, old library rubberstamps in the margin of the title and on the last leaf of text; bound in ca. 1720 full tan goatskin, edges rubbed and worn, a few small cracks starting, but a good, sound copy of a most handsome French prize ... more information

London: William Heinemann. 1911. First edition in English, 8vo, 2 vols, mounted color frontispieces and numerous illustrations and maps throughout text; bottom edge of front cover of vol. II with 3" abrasion along the bottom edge of the front board, else a near fine, bright copy in original pictorial blue cloth, stamped in gilt and black on upper cover and spine, top edges blue. A translation of the author's Nord i Taakeheimen (Kristiania, 1911). Arctic Bibliography, 11993. ... more information

London: George Bell & Sons. 1892. 8vo, illustrated frontispiece, very good sound copy in original maroon cloth binding, gilt, mild foxing throughout. ... more information

Paris: l'imprimerie de la republique, Germinal an XII [i.e.. 1804]. First and only edition, 8vo, pp. [2], 276; with a large and wonderful hand- colored engraved folding plate of a taloned Sir Francis Drake with correspondence, plans, pens and secret inks, fleeing Munich for London; contemporary full crimson straight-grain morocco gilt, gilt pointille borders, smooth gilt spine in 6 compartments, a.e.g., extremities slightly worn. A scarce book of political satire, exposing an English-inspired plan to su... more information

London: printed by Law And Gilbert … and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. 1811. First edition, 12mo, 2 vols. in 1, pp. [2], 226; [2], 206; modern half tan calf over marbled boards; very good. A popular book that went throughout at least 5 editions in 1811, and was reprinted many times in both England and America, well into the 20th century. ... more information

London: Robert Triphook. 1822. First edition, 4to, pp. viii, 583, [2]; text in double column; mid-19th century contemporary full calf by Carss of Glasgow (with ticket on front pastedown), with elaborate blind roll border on covers, intricate blindstamped spine with tulip motif, sprinkled edges; a very good, sound copy. The only edition in 4to, many times reprinted in 2 volumes 8vo. The work has been described by Halliwell and Wright as "indispensable to readers of Elizabethan literature, and it contain... more information

London: Robert Triphook. 1822. First edition, 4to, pp. viii, 583, [2]; text in double column; mounted steel-engraved portrait of Nares bound in as a frontispiece; 19th century half black morocco over marbled boards; minor rubbing, else very good and sound. The only edition in 4to, many times reprinted in 2 volumes 8vo. The work has been described by Halliwell and Wright as "indispensable to readers of Elizabethan literature, and it contains numerous sensible criticisms of the text of Shakespeare."... more information

London: Robert Triphook. 1822. First edition, 4to, pp. viii, 583, [2]; text in double column; mounted steel-engraved portrait of Nares bound in as a frontispiece; 19th century half black morocco over marbled boards; minor rubbing, else very good and sound. The only edition in 4to, many times reprinted in 2 volumes 8vo. The work has been described by Halliwell and Wright as "indispensable to readers of Elizabethan literature, and it contains numerous sensible criticisms of the text of Shakespeare."... more information

London: Robert Triphook. 1822. First edition, 4to, pp. viii, 583, [2]; text in double column; contemporary calf neatly rebacked, very good and sound. The only edition in quarto, many times reprinted in 2 volumes octavo. The work has been described by Halliwell and Wright as "indispensable to readers of Elizabethan literature, and it contains numerous sensible criticisms of the text of Shakespeare." Kennedy 6705; Vancil, p. 171. ... more information

London: John Russell Smith. 1859. 2 volumes, 8vo, pp. ix, 476; [2], [477]-981; contemporary full calf, red and black morocco labels on spines; some rubbing and scuffing, but a good and sound set. Nares' Glossary was originally published in 1822 in quarto size, passing through only one edition in England. Considered "indispensable to the readers of the literature of the Elizabethan period" and "the best and most useful work… for explaining and illustrating [its] obsolete language,&quo... more information

New York: for the Typophiles by the Bird and Bull Press. 1982. Edition ltd. to 1000 copies, sm. 8vo, 76-[80]pp., 7 facsimiles, 2 folding; very fine copy. Typophile Chapbook no. 56. The story of Nash's projected Bible, not finished, but intended to be his magnum opus. ... more information

London: Henry Sothern and Co.. 1874. Four parts in 1 volume, folio, [4] & 74pp. plus 104 tinted lithograph plates; publisher's elaborate full green morocco gilt extra, gilt title on upper cover within red inlayed morocco gilt border, gilt crests in the corners, repeated (without titling) on the lower cover, gilt paneled spine in 6 compartments, gilt lettered in 1, a.e.g.; extremities lightly scuffed, else a near fine copy throughout. ... more information

New Haven: Yale University Southeast Asia Studies. [1966]. First edition, 8vo, pp. xii, [2], 223, [13]; printed from typescript; near fine in original green printed wrappers. ... more information

Garden City, New York: Doubleday, Doran. 1930. First edition, small 8vo, pp. [8], 312; fine in a slight soiled jacket with a few very small breaks and creases. World War I fiction. ... more information

Warsaw: Bi-defus A. Ginz. 1880. First edition, 8vo, pp. 148; but for the title-p. text in Hebrew throughout; lexicon in double column; pages browned; recent red cloth; but for the browning, near fine. Not in either Vancil or Zaunmuller. ... more information

Troy, NY: Whitston Publishing Co.. 1987. First edition, 8vo, pp. xvi, 414; portrait; fine copy in the dust jacket. From the library of Gwin J. Kolb. ... more information

New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 1926. First edition, vii & [296]pp., a near fine copy in the jacket. ... more information