Eiger Albin (17 results)

Softcover. Condition: Fine. Limited Edition. 8vo . Initialed by Author. Copy number 82 . We specialize in fine books in collectible condition. Orders are professionally packaged and shipped promptly. M15.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. GIFT QUALITY as pictured First edition Very good condition boards covers gently read clean pages. Black paper binding strip is hole punched with purple cord. No. 119 of 300 - initialed by author. with review slips and other Wattle Grove Press releases laid in.

Softcover. Condition: Fair. Limited edition of 1000 copies. 49, [6] p. 26 cm. Black paper spine and white card covers. Tied with burgundy silk cord. Initialed by Eiger. Text begins on p. 6 with earlier pages (Sic Enim) missing. Another p. 24 appears on reverse of title page. This page stuck to the one after and pp. 14-15, 27-28, 29-30, 31-32 are also stuck together. Damage to bottom of first p. 24 and opposite when separated. Postscript by P. R. Stephensen.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Limited Edition. Card covers, cord ties in very good condition.A little scuffing on the word Purple on the front cover. Signed and limited edition. Reads as follows. From ed. of 300 No 225. A E. Sept 62. Front paste down is a little loose at the edge but sound. OVerall a very nice copy of this unusual title.

Octavo, [18] pp., brad bound in black wrappers, printed label affixed to front cover. First edition. Limited to 100 numbered copies, this being number 84. Three very short stories set in ancient Egypt, the last fruit of this private Australian press run by Rolf Hennequel. A near fine copy with some faint creasing and bumping to the fragile wrappers. (#135273).

Original stiff wrappers, black paper backstrip tied with purple cord. Some shelf wear & moderate soiling; very good. Copy #87 of 300 numbered copies, initialled by the author. Laid in is an explanatory sheet by the author, discussing this book; also laid in are two prospectes for other works by this author. A fantasy of the late Roman Empire.

Condition: Very good. - Small quarto, 10 inches high by 8-1/4 inches wide. Black & white wraps bound with silk cord. The top front corners of both covers are creased. 49 & [9] pages printed in the Italian Cloister Script on Azure laid paper made in Tasmania. The printer's device decorates the first leaf. Very good. Of a stated signed limited edition of 1,000 numbered copies, it is sthought that only about 300 copies were actually printed. Signed by Albin Eiger with his initials.

70pp. Small 4to. Original hand-sewn papered wrappers. Bumped at corners, a small tear to upper backstrip. A very good copy. Limited edition of which this is no. 80. Initialled by the author.

Condition: Gut. XXXIII Nummeriertes Exemplar 235; leichter Fraßschaden am Buchrücken, Kart. an den Rändern etw. geknickt Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 350.

Paperback. Condition: Good. Number 299 of 300 copies. xxxiii p. 31 cm original paper wrapper. Printed on grey "glare-free" eucalyptus paper. In folder with glued-on labels. Some small tears and marks.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Wraps. 4to. xxxiv (24) leaves, printed recto only, original red stiff paper wrappers, with large printed pink, red and black label on upper cover. Limited edition of 300 numbered and initialed copies on grey 'glare free' Eucalyptus paper. With, 3-leaf catalogue of Albin Eiger items published by the Wattle Grove Press (including the rare 'Antinous.').Interesting impressionistic essay on Paris concentrating on its fleshly attractions, decadence, design, food, wine, ladies of the night, cars etc., Covers a little bowed, slightly soiled and a bit foxed at rear overall about VG.

Condition: Very Good. First edition. Paperback. Small quarto. String-bound. Limited to 300 copies initialled by the author. White covers slightly used and faded, otherwise near very good indeed. No date, c.1961.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. Limited Edition. Number 271 of 300 copies and signed (initialed actually) by the author on the limitation page. Small quarto in stiff paper covers. Condition: slight wear to covers; pages slightly toned; else near fine. 72 pages. Signed by Author(s).

Kordelbindung. Condition: Gut. LXIX Seiten; 25,5 cm Exemplar mit Nr. 8 einer insg. 300 Exemplare zählenden Auflage; Kordelbindung. Rolf Henkl (Pseudonym: Albin Eiger, Schriftsteller, 1897 - 1971). Henkl studierte an der philosophischen Fakultät in Wien, arbeitete dann als Journalist und wurde 1925 Professor für Sprachen an der Universität Tokio. Von 1949 bis 1951 war er Professor an der Universität Kabul, ging 1952 nach Australien und gründete dort 1958 die "Wattle Grove Press". Henkl veröffentlichte u. a. die Gedichtbände 'Ich bin es. Verse von Vererbung und Dekadenz' (1916), 'Neun Sonette auf Venedig' (1918), 'Fernostfahrt. Eine Hymne' (1938) und 'The swallow flower' (1959) sowie das Fachbuch 'Philology-linguistics. A general outline' (1952). Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 300.

8°. Condition: Sehr gut. 17 Seiten 17 S. Exemplar mit Nr. 40 einer insg. 100 Exemplare zählenden Auflage; mit Signatur des Autors auf der Kolophon Seite; an einer Ecke leicht bestoßen Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 130.

Soft Cover. Condition: Near Very Good. Limited to 50 copies, this Press copy. Book measures 30x24.cm. 119,[11]pp. Bound in original publishers soft card cover, title label pasted to top board, also red ink stamp. Covers rubbed on edges, some short nicks/wear, dust marked. Generally a good clean binding. Internally, pages clean. A good copy. Size: Quarto.

4°. 24 einseit. bedr. Bl., 2 Leerbl., OKt. (dieser stw. gebräunt u. mit Randläsuren). Eine Ecke etw. angeknickt. Hierzulande selten. EA. * Eins von 300 handschr. numer. Exemplaren. Der Text wurde von Hand gesetzt u. auf "glare free Eucalyptus paper, made in Tasmania" direkt vom Blei gedruckt. - "A causerie on features of life in this most cultivated and cultured of all citties, witty, profound and even sentimental." (The Bulletin, Sydney). - Beiliegen 2 Verlagsprospekte (insges. 11 einseit. bedr. Bl.), die ebenfalls in der Presse gedruckt worden sind. - Eiger (* 1895) war Journalist in Wien, später Verlagsbeamter in Rom und Redakteur in Paris, bevor es ihn nach Asien verschlug.