Books by Chaucer Geoffrey;

Avenel, 1987. Reprint, 1987. Reprint. Fine in fine dust jacket. Color pictures Walter Appleton Clark.... more information

New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company, c. 1905. First edition. Covers very bright and clean, contemporary name in ink on front free endpaper, else fine/pictorial dust jacket (split at spine and fold, some wear). Octavo. Illustrated by Hugh Thompson original black cloth stamped with pattern of horseback riders and trees in gilt, lettered in gilt . ... more information

Oxford University Press,. 1985.. Hardcover. As new, clean, tight & bright condition / published without dust. jacket. 1/4 black leather, marbled endpapers, gilt edges, raised bands and decorative gilt covers and spine. 618pp. ... more information

Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, (1979). First edition, thus. Thick narrow quarto. liv; 1024 pages. Illustrated throughout in black and white and a color frontispiece. Fine in original gilt decorated cloth lettered in gilt within a black block on the spine, teg. This book is quite large and heavy; additional shipping charges may apply." Catalogs: ENGLISH LITERATURE. ... more information

New York: Covici Friede, 1934. First trade edition 9.5" x 5.5". 627pp. Beige cloth, in dust wrapper. With a small bit of wear to the top edges of a few leaves, bookplate, else fine condition. The jacket is in fine condition; probably the nicest example of this jacket we have seen. This beautiful edition features text rendered into modern English by J.U. Nicolson and illustrations from woodcuts by Rockwell Kent. With an introduction by Gordon H. Gerould. ... more information

2 volumes. 24 full-page illustrations printed in black and brown, and 55 head and tail pieces (some of which are repeated) by Kent. New York: Covici Friede, 1930. First edition thus, one of 924 numbered copies printed on Worthy Number Two rag paper and signed by Kent in the colophon. 15” x 10"; 262, 194 pp. Written intermittently from sometime around 1380 to the late 1390’s, Chaucer’s magnum opus is a collection of 24 tales, mostly told in verse by a group of pilgrims from various walks... more information

London: Philip Lee Warner, 1913 Complete in 3 volumes; x + 235 + x + 217 + x + 183 pages; Limited edition No. 223 of 500 copies, printed by Charles T. Jacobi on handmade Riccardi Paper for the Medici Society; with tissue-guarded and titled color illustrations by W. Russell Flint tipped-in; title pages printed in blue and black, engraved after the design by E.M. Engall; previous owner inscription on endpapers; bound in light blue-gray paper covered boards, tan linen cloth spines; paper cover and spine labels... more information

London: William Pickering. 1830. Small 8vo, 5 volumes, 2 engraved plates; late 19th century full polished tan calf by Bartlett & Co., Boston, green morocco labels on gilt decorated spines, t.e.g., ribbon bookmarkers; slight browning of the green labels, else a fine set. Says Lowndes of the Tyrwhitt edition (first published in 1775-8): "This is said to be the best edited Poet in the English language." Keynes, p. 57 ... more information