Gill Eric, Signed (157 results)

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. Eric Gill (illustrator). 1st Edition. hardcover in black boards with gold gilt engraving to front cover, first edition as stated, inscribed by author to artist Kip Eggert on front fly, 250 pages with black bookmark ribbon bound in, very clean. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. Gill, Eric (illustrator). Signed by author on title page - 'To Martin - all best wishes Felix Dennis 2013.' As new with CD. Signed by Author(s).

Paperback. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. SIGNED COPY, 1000 copies only, 51pp, illustrated, brown card covers with cream dustwrapper, Copy signed and dedicated to previous owner by John Dreyfus; 51 pages; Signed by Author.

hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Inscribed and signed by Brian Keeble. Slight fading to D/J spine. Light shelf wear to extremities. Signed.

Hardcover. Condition: Good minus. First Edition Thus. Quarto, 135 pages, decorated cream cloth, some darkening to the covers, deckle-edged. Ex libris James H. Tipton, Jr. Designed by Eric Gill and employing his new typeface, Bunyan, for the first time. Hand-printed by Hague & Gill. This is copy no. 676, signed by both Tegetmeier and Eric Gill. With 8 full-page etchings by Tegetmeier, plus a headpiece and a tailpiece (not listed in the table of illustrations). "Though Saintsbury, the distinguished English critic, called it 'dire-trivial-pattering art,' he also called it 'perfect of its kind.' Each little episode is complete. . France and Italy merely form a background for the fille de chambre and other damsels whom the hero, the philandering Sterne, encounters on his travels. It was his second effort at travel on the continent which resulted in the JOURNEY, which is but an expansion of the seventh book of TRISTRAM SHANDY . decorated with divertissements." - Thesaurus of Book Digests. With a heraldic copper-plate engraving.

23 pp. Illustrated. 8vo. 9-1/8" x 6" An exhibition at Stanford, 11/7/54 - 12/11/54, primarily from the collection of Albert Sperisen. This copy inscribed by J. Terry Bender, the Special Collections Librarian who coordinated the exhibition and compiled the catalogue. Nr Fine (offset to recto of blank first leaf). Salmon-colored paper-wrapped boards with paper label on front board 1st edition. Ltd to 500cc. PRESENTATION copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Oversized hardcover with tan cloth over boards, blue and pink embellishment across covers, golden lettering along spine. Spine toned about a shade darker brown than covers, similar toning along edges. No lettering or illustration marred. Crown and foot of spine bumped, corners fraying slightly. No damage to binding. Title page dated 1936 in roman numerals (MCMXXXVI), no date on copyright page. Final page designates this a limited edition, hand-numbered 1104 of 1500 copies printed. This edition was designed by Eric Gill, who composed a new type just for this book. Limited edition page is signed by Eric Gill, and the illustrator, Denis Tegetmeier. 135 pages. All clean and bright, clean black line drawings by Tegetmeier featured throughout. Binding neat and tight. Please email us with questions or to request photos. Signed by Illustrator(s).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. An UNREAD, very fine, FIRST Edition softback. One of 33 copies on Zerkall mould-made paper, ++SIGNED++ by Brocard Sewell who wrote the foreword. " This copy is out-of-series" as inscribed by Brocard Sewell. Very good in card covers and self-wrappers. #BA. Signed by Author(s).

Stapled Wraps. Condition: Fine. Gill, Eric (illustrator). First Edition, Limited and Signed. Fine, unread copy. limited to 100. Cover illustration by Eric Gill. Signed by Author(s).

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. String bound paperback in very good condition. This edition is limited to 400 copies. This out of series copy is signed by Brocard Sewell. Outer cover is lightly marked and foxed, with a few light spots of foxing on a few of the pages. Binding is sound and pages are otherwise clear. LW. Signed by Editor. Used.

Quarter cloth & marbled boards, with handsome dws, c.pp24, a very fine copy. Edition Limited to only 100 numbered hardbound copies [& 25 Signed Specials & 267 ordinaries]. First publication of this short essay by Gill. **** To confirm availability before ordering, please click the link Ask Bookseller A Question.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good+. Denis Tegetmeier (illustrator). 1st Edition. FLAT SIGNED BY AUTHOR : on the verso of title page, with nine illustrations by Denis Tegetmeier. The first and third essays were first given as lectures to the Link Society at Manchester and the School of Art at Edinburgh respectively, the second essay first appeared in Blackfriars. Contents: Money & morals.--The politics of industrialism.--Men & things, & things of stone. 8 unnumbered pages, 124 pages, 4 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 20 cm. A nice clean copy, covers and spine uniform in colour. Secure and tight. Square copy. Pages fresh and free of any inscriptions, bar the one of Eric Gill. Has a very good acetate plastic cover which is removeable. Signed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 2nd Edition. Second edition. This copy signed by the author on the half-title. Small 8vo. xii, 24pp. Card wrappers. With two photographs of Gill and various reproductions of his engravings and drawings. Former owner initials neatly inkstamped to the base of the half-title. Very good. Kindersley was an apprentice to Gill in his workshop at Pigotts, High Wycombe from December 1934. Signed by Author(s).

Paperback. Condition: Very good. Eric Gill (illustrator). Printed for Friends of The Ward Ritchie Press and DAvid Kindersley, 1967. 24pp., photo. frontis., illustrations throughout. Publisher's pale grey paper wrappers. Age-related discoloration on the wrappers. Signed fold-over slip laid-in.

Quarter Leather. Condition: Good/very Good. Eric Gill (illustrator). Limited Edition. 8vo. 1931. This copy no. 100 of limited edition of 160 signed by Gill. 10 illustrations. Uncut, t.e.g. in quarter sheep and marbled paper boards. Edge-worn and corners bumped. Scuffing on top and tail of spine otherwise good. Images available on request. Signed by Author(s).

Leather. Condition: Good. Eric Gill (Signed) (illustrator). Limited Edition. Limited edition #1364 of 1500 copies. Signed by Illustrator(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Eric Gill (illustrator). 1st Edition. Limited edition of 550 of which 500 for sale. SIGNED by Eric Gill. Illustrated with four full page engravings by Gill. Black binding with gilt lettering and decorative device by Gill. Gold dust jacket complete small closed tear with edge wear to top and base. Now in a protective plastic cover. Internally clean apart from slight browning to end papers. Signed by Illustrator(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. With "The Devil's Devices or Control Versus Service by Douglas Pepler. With Woodcuts by Eric Gill". *** A framed woodcut print by Eric Gill, SIGNED in pencil by the artist: 10x10cm. The print was designed for The Devil's Devices by Douglas Pepler and reproduced on the front cover and title page of this book. The signed print comes with a very good proof copy of the book (unnumbered), which includes several other illustrations by Gill. Hardback, quarter cloth, red paper covered boards. On prelims the text: "The first two hundred copies are proof copies which are numbered and signed". Our copy not numbered or signed. l. Signed by Author(s).

Framed Artwork. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Published in 1929 though created two years previously, numbered 8/15 lower left and and signed in pencil by Eric Gill lower right. Initialled also in the plate in reverse at the woman's ankle. Framed and glazed, both the mount and sheet itself appear to be in excellent clean condition with no discernible signs of foxing or spotting, e.g. (not examined under frame). Image size 11cm x7cm approx, the frame measures 53cm x 43cm. Gallery/auction labels to the verso. Signed by Author(s).

Eric Gill (illustrator). DESCRIPTION: Duineser Elegien. Elegies from the Castle of Duino. The Cranach Press for the Hogarth Press, 1931. Limited edition, no. 158 of 230 copies for sale. Translated from the German of Rilke by V. and Edward Sackville-West. Octavo 10 H x 6 1/4 W inches (253 x 160 mm.). Bilingual edition with English and German texts on facing pages using italic type designed by Edward Johnston. Initial letters wood engraved by Eric Gill. Printed on a handmade paper devised jointly by Count Harry Kessler and Gaspard & Aristide Maillol with the Cranach Press watermark. Binding quarter vellum with tan-pink paper over boards and vellum tips, gilt titling on spine and top edge gilt. Signed in the colophon by the translators. Book is protected with an archival clear Grafix Dura Lar dust wrapper, the housed in its original cardboard slipcase covered with light grey paper and lined with tan leather around the opening edges. _____ CONDITION: Both book and slipcase are in fine condition without any issues. An exceptional copy._____ DISCUSSION: This is an elegant book designed by Count Harry Kessler and it is a major edition of the Cranach Press. The original (new) English translation by V. & Edward Sackville-West is equally elegant as well._____ NOTE; International shipping cost using USPS International Priority EXPRESS Mail with tracking to most locations in the United Kingdom and Europe is $75 U.S. dollars. Shipping cost to more distant locations may incur additional cost.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Eric Gill (illustrator). 1st Edition. Signed Limited Edition of 500 copies, this copy No.463, signed by both Joan Sutherland and husband Richard Bonynge to limitation page. Hardcover issued without DJ housed in red cloth covered solander box with inlay of Sutherland to front cover with titles in black and two bone clasps to side for closing. Box in very good condition with scratch to front board, some sunning to spine and small strip of back cover and to a lesser extent a strip of minimal sunning to front board. The book itself is folio size with pp199 with 63 tipped in plates of the original designs with the accompanying text all on textured Japanese Dove-grey mermaid paper in fine condition. Binding of black cloth with blind stamped musical scores to front board and titles in red to spine and front board in near fine condition with small mark to back board. A lovely copy of a very scarce book signed by the legendary Joan Sutherland. This is a very heavy book and may cost more postage overseas. Signed by Author(s).

The first publication from Dean Bornstein's Perpetua press which was founded in 1991. This edition was issued in 26 copies bound from leftover sheets from the original printing of 100. Prints a letter by Eric Gill to the London and North Eastern Railway in 1933 describing his journey on the Flying Scotsman. Scarce. . 19x14cm, 12, [1]pp. Wood engraving by Dean Bornstein and signed by him at the colophon. Title and prelims in 2 colors, colophon slip tipped in at rear. Stitched in blue and white paste paper wraps. Fine Letter E of 26 copies from sheets of the original printing.

Red cloth, spine lettered in gilt. Frontispiece & 11 plates. A bright copy in a slightly chipped dust jacket, with stains to the front panel, and very slight staining to the book edges. Inscribed and signed by Evan Gill in 1948; Evan was the brother of Eric Gill, and one of the illustrations in this book is of a post card written to him from Eric.

Hardcover. Dust Jacket Condition: Dust jacket. First Edition. Presentation copy from the author to Tom Burns, editor of the Catholic journal, The Tablet, and friend of Gill. Inscribed on the ffep, "For Tom & Mabelle. - these distant echoes. with love & good wishes, Bobbie. Christmas 1966." Open and closed tears to top edge of dj, affecting the 'of' in the title on the spine, dj also a little loose and generally worn. Some minor white marking to both boards. Vg+ book in good only dj. Signed by Author.

Hardback. Condition: Very Good. Frontispiece and 9 Black and White illustrations by Denis Tegetmeier. Very Good, without dust jacket.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. First Edition; First Printing. Limited Edition. No. 74 of 350 copies , signed by the author. Dark brown buckram spine , green and cream patterned paper-covered boards. ; Signed by Author.

Wraps. Gill, Eric (illustrator). First edition. 24 pages. 17.5 x 11.5 cm. Illustrated. With laid-in oversllip signed by Ward Ritchie and Joseph Simon. Barry Moser's copy with his bookplate. This publication was also printed by the Book Club of California where Kindersley was a resident research fellow at the Williams Andrews Clark Library. Orig. gray decorated wrappers. Near fine.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. FIRST EDITION, 3 wood-engravings by the author, on the cover and on pages 42 and 56; original sewn self wrappers. Perfectly sound copy, though a little grubby on the covers. The front cover is 'signed' (actually initialled, EG, which was the way Gill often signed his works): 'V.W from E.G.' This is one of a series of booklets published in the 1920s by Eric Gill and others concerned with handworkers, craftsmen and artists. The first was Philippe Mairet's 'The Idea Behind Craftsmanship', the second A. Romney Green, 'The Apologia of a Furniture Maker', the third Bernard Leach's 'A Potter's Outlook', and the fourth this one by Eric Gill. The first three were printed by St Dominic's Press, founded by Conrad Pepler but very much part of Gill's own artistic and philosophical outreach. This fourth booklet was printed in the same format by the Fanfare Press, London. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. No Dust Jacket. 8vo. pp 124. Original publisher's pink cloth, lettered gilt at the spine. Signed by the author on the verso title page, 'Eric G.'. The first and third essays were first given as lectures to the Link Society at Manchester and the School of Art at Edinburgh respectively, the second essay first appeared in Blackfriars. Including nine illustrations by Denis Tegetmeier. Slight rubbing and very slight splitting at lower hinge, otherwise very good. Signedes.

Board with Cloth Spine. Condition: Good/Very Good. Eric Gill (illustrator). Limited / Numbered. Number 112 of 350 copies signed by Powys pp 24 Inscription on the fep - we believe that it was from the publisher. Firm with a little browning Pics available Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Signed by Author.