Henry Green, Signed (19 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. This book is bound in bright green card covers. There is light wear on the cover corners & along the edges. There is a previous owner's bookplate inside the front cover. Author signed ink dedication on the title page. The contents are clean & unmarked, the binding is tight. Inscribed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1930, First Edition, Very Good/no dj, octavo, 92pp., gray cloth hardcover, binding tight, light foxing, Signed on front free endpaper: "Compliments of the Author George Henry Green.". Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. SIGNED and inscribed by the other. Minor shelf and handling wear, overall a clean solid copy with minimal signs of use. Inscribed by authors wife. Secure packaging for safe delivery.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. VG. First Edition. Paperback. SIGNED BY AUTHOR, HENRY J GREEN, without dedication or inscription on title-page. 12pp. A SCARCE collection of poems; including, 'The Old Faithful' (St Lawrence Church, Thanet, Founded AD 1062); 'Death's Game' (A short reflection of my boyhood impressions of the London blitz); 'Ship Of War' (The Viking Ship at Pegwell Bay, Thanet, Kent). Occasional spotting throughout; minor spotting and age tanning to covers; else a very good copy of a SCARCE first edition SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Signed by Author, Henry J Green.

, Hardcover/Pappeinband. Condition: Gut. 180 S. Copy is in very good condition for its age. Leather hardcover binding with gold lettering. Includes an ex. libris notice glued on the inside front cover. Das Exemplar ist in einem für sein Alter sehr guten Zustand. Hardcover-Ledereinband mit Goldprägung. Mit einem Exlibris-Vermerk auf der Innenseite des Vorderdeckels. Contents: Includes bibliographical references and index - Dedication, prelim. p. [7] of facsimile, signed H.G. (assumed to be Sir Henry Goodyere). - Facsimile includes 40 plates on [36] p. showing emblems chosen from H. Peacham's Minerva Britanna, 1612; Selectorum symbolorum heroicorum centuria, 1619; Le sententiose imprese et dialogo del Symeone, 1560; Pittoni, Imprese de diversi principi [etc.], 1566-1568; and Speculum heroicum . Homeri, 1613. - "Introduction: A brief review of English emblem-books previous to A.D. 1618, and of The mirror of majesty itself"--P. [65]-180 at end. Preface by Green and Crostan, p. [v]-viii, discusses "the proper office of the Photographer as an artist in fac-simile reprints." - Facsimile ed. dedicated to the Rev. Thomas Corser, vicar of Stand, Lancashire. - "Notice to subscribers" of Holbein Society publications and list of Holbein Society council members at front. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 405.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. 1st Edition. 207 pages. First American Reprint edition, first printing. Dust jacket design by Neil Stuart. His first book which was written while he was still in college & published in England in 1926 by J. M. Dent. Signed by John Updike on the rear cover of the dust jacket udder his printed blurb. As new book in an as new dust jacket. A beautiful copy! Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Cornbread, Taki 183, Stay High 149, Crash, Daze, Futura, Dondi, Freedom, Kenny Scharf, Martha Cooper, Haze, Jean-Michel Basquait, Al Diaz, Keith Haring, Lee Quiones, Henry Chalfant, Lady Pink, Jenny Holzer, Ron English, Jose Parla, Doze Green, Dash Snow, (illustrator). 2nd Edition. Signed by Cornbread by the art accompanying his essay. Bought new and never opened. In original new plastic wraps. Due to the weight, size and/or rarity of this book, we will request an additional $5(domestic) to $30 (international) for shipping from you the buyer based on actual shipping costs, after your order is placed through this platform. This will not slow down your shipping time. Thank you for understanding. The newly updated edition and definitive "bible" of graffiti and street art from the exhibition, " Beyond the Streets" featuring Cornbread, Taki 183, Stay High 149, Crash, Daze, Futura, Dondi, Freedom, Kenny Scharf, Martha Cooper, Haze, Jean-Michel Basquait, Al Diaz, Keith Haring, Lee Quiones, Henry Chalfant, Lady Pink, Jenny Holzer, Ron English, Jose Parla, Doze Green, Dash Snow, Katsu, Swoon, Pose, Defer, Retna, Rime, Zeser, Slick, Aiko, Bansky, Invader, and so many more. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Cornbread, Taki 183, Stay High 149, Crash, Daze, Futura, Dondi, Freedom, Kenny Scharf, Martha Cooper, Haze, Jean-Michel Basquait, Al Diaz, Keith Haring, Lee Quiones, Henry Chalfant, Lady Pink, Jenny Holzer, Ron English, Jose Parla, Doze Green, Dash Snow, (illustrator). 2nd Edition. Signed by Cornbread on his essay and signed by Sacha Jenkins on Page 19 near his photograph that accompanies his essay. Bought new and never opened. In original new plastic wraps. Due to the weight, size and/or rarity of this book, we will request an additional $5(domestic) to $30 (international) for shipping from you the buyer based on actual shipping costs, after your order is placed through this platform. This will not slow down your shipping time. Thank you for understanding. The newly updated edition and definitive "bible" of graffiti and street art from the exhibition, " Beyond the Streets" featuring Cornbread, Taki 183, Stay High 149, Crash, Daze, Futura, Dondi, Freedom, Kenny Scharf, Martha Cooper, Haze, Jean-Michel Basquait, Al Diaz, Keith Haring, Lee Quiones, Henry Chalfant, Lady Pink, Jenny Holzer, Ron English, Jose Parla, Doze Green, Dash Snow, Katsu, Swoon, Pose, Defer, Retna, Rime, Zeser, Slick, Aiko, Bansky, Invader, and so many more. Signed by Author(s).

Paper. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. An Original Handwritten and Signed Letter by British Writer Henry Green to Philip Morrell regarding and discussing the Memories of His Wife and Friend Lady Ottoline Morrell. Handwritten and Signed letters by Green are very rare. Dated 1938. Henry Vincent Yorke 1905 - 1973, who wrote under the pen name Henry Green, was an English writer best remembered for the novels Party Going, Living, and Loving. He published a total of nine novels between 1926 and 1952. He is considered as one of the group designated in the 1920s/30s as the 'Bright Young Things' by the tabloid press. Size is 180mm x 115mm. Condition is good. Light folding crease. Ref19334. Signed by Author(s).

Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good Minus. Thomas Letherbrow (illustrator). First Edition. Hard cover, 12mo, in red cloth, stamped in blind original publisher's cloth, and gilt design to front board, title in gold to the spine. All edges gilt, 133 pp., First Edition. Frontispiece plus a further five black and white woodblock illustrations by Letherbow and Morton, with tissue-guards. Inscribed by Author. ** CONDITION: Very Good Minus. Boards soiled at edges with light wear. Hinges in order. Light foxing within, to plates and tissue guards. Bookplate to front pastedown. **This satiric poem tells the tale of a lawsuit of one Sir Pie-Crust, a pastry-cook of Manchester, against his aggrieved yet otherwise excellent cat, Tam, with drama of the cat stealing the baker's wares. There are tones of Jonathan Swift here, with Latin-speaking owls in powdered wigs standing in as judges at Court. Dickens, whose "Bleak House" was originally published five years prior, would also have been an influence, as many have interpreted that tale as a call for the reform of Chancery. **AUTHOR Henry Green (1801-1873) English minister and schoolmaster, wrote various sermons, poetry and religious/academic studies, including a number of publications for the Holbein Society, of which he was a founding member. The ARTIST Thomas Letherbrow, (1825-1899) was a part of the Manchester arts circle who founded the United Society of Manchester Artists. He was also a poet and a noted antiquarian as well as a multi-talented artist, producing works in many media and illustrating a large number of books, as this, with engravings. Inscribed by Author to ffep., dated 1858. Book.

Condition: Fine. Personal copy of Roger Ebert Signed and dated on pastedown Viking 1993 1st printing F/NF.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. HBDJ, Dust Jacket shows tears and wear. Some staining on pages. Nicely illustrated. Inscribed: For Nancy Doran with my best wishes sincerely Mildred Jordan April 17, 1944. 1944 ON TITLE & COPYRIGHT PG, , STATED 1ST EDITION, VG+/VG, TINY CHIPS TEARS DJ EXTREMITIES,The book has mild cover and corner wear as well as mild wear at the spine edges. DECORATED CLOTH CVR FLORAL WITH 2 BIRDSThe book has mild cover and corner wear as well as mild wear at the spine edges. There is a tiny ding on the spine. The dust jacket is in fair condition. There is visible wear of front and back covers. There are small splits at the dust cover corners. There are small tears at the dust cover spine edges with several small tears along the top dust cover edge. There is a ding on the dust cover spine and a light crease as well at the bottom edge. There is discoloration at the dust cover book fold edges, Boards are done in a Fraktur-like folk art style , recipe for Shoo-fly Pie is included: a molasses-filled, crumb-crowned pastry that has been a longtime staple in Pennsylvania Dutch households . A series of short stories about a young girl who enjoys making shoo-fly with her mother, going to the market, and talking to her pop. Present-day Story ofa cheerful hardworking Pennsylvania Dutch farmer & His Family & friends as they work & Play Thruout the various Seasons. Homely chores & Simple Pleasures assume new dignity & meaning as the story Unfolds. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. HBDJ, 1944 ON TITLE & COPYRIGHT PG, , STATED 1ST EDITION, VG+/VG, TINY CHIPS TEARS DJ EXTREMITIES,The book has mild cover and corner wear as well as mild wear at the spine edges. DECORATED CLOTH CVR FLORAL WITH 2 BIRDSThe book has mild cover and corner wear as well as mild wear at the spine edges. There is a tiny ding on the spine. The dust jacket is in fair condition. There is visible wear of front and back covers. There are small splits at the dust cover corners. There are small tears at the dust cover spine edges with several small tears along the top dust cover edge. There is a ding on the dust cover spine and a light crease as well at the bottom edge. There is discoloration at the dust cover book fold edges, Boards are done in a Fraktur-like folk art style ,A series of short stories about a young girl who enjoys making shoo-fly with her mother, going to the market, and talking to her pop. Present-day Story ofa cheerful hardworking Pennsylvania Dutch farmer & His Family & friends as they work & Play Thruout the various Seasons. Homely chores & Simple Pleasures assume new dignity & meaning as the story Unfolds. Signed by Author(s).

First edition in English. Frontispiece. Inscribed by Green to Robert Byron's mother, Margaret, 'M. Byron from Henry Yorke. Xmas. 1928 Vienna'. Spine slightly darkened, cloth slightly soiled, free endpapers browned, else a very good copy. Green spent the Christmas of 1928 with Robert Byron's family, then living in Vienna, and had brought the manuscript of 'Living' for Mrs. Byron to read. It was one of the coldest winters of the century and Green spent much of his time sitting by the stove and engaging in conversation. In a letter to Green, the following summer, she wrote: 'Three extremely nice young Oxford men came to tea with us yesterday and when they had gone we said what very nice men they were, quite charming, so pleasant, delightful manners, such typical Englishmen, so suitable for the diplomatic service, good figureheads, so fluent at German, so very nice but oh Lord so dull, if only Henry had been here.'. Signed by Author(s).

Second impression of a book originally published in 1946. Octavo. 208 pages. Purple cloth lettered on the spine in silver, this being different from the usual black cloth of the second impression. It could be a trial binding or possibly one of a few specially done for the author.Presentation copy from the author, inscribed by him on the first blank: ''To John - Since I went to breakfast with you at Oxford I wish I were going to breakfast again, thirty years later. All love from Henry''. The recipient is John Sutro who while at Oxford had founded the Railway Club of which Henry Green was a member, along with Brian Howard, Harold Acton, Brian Guinness and others.Fine in very good, very slightly nicked dustwrapper, designed by Vanessa Bell, a bit darkened at the spine and with a small mark to the rear panel.

Hardcover. First Edition. 8vo. vii. 254pp. + 8pp. ads. Bound in the original blue cloth with blind-stamped publisher device on the front board. Blue top stain. Housed in a one quarter leather over cloth slipcase with gilt titling and date. Signed by the author with inscription on the endpaper: 'For James Hanley from Henry Green 11/7/31.' Green and Hanley shared an undeserved obscurity within English modernist literature, as well as a deep mutual admiration for each other's work. Green put forth Hanley as superior to Conrad. The novelist and critic Harold Heslop, while lamenting the state of British literature, was relieved by the emergence of what he called a 'new school of writers' of 'proletarian stock.' Christopher Isherwood would call Green's second novel Living, 'the best proletarian novel ever written' and V.S. Pritchett would place him in 'the mad tradition in English literature - Sterne, Carroll, Firbank, and Mrs. Woolf.' An important association. The book with shelf rubbing along the edges and corners, spine somewhat toned, top edge lightly rubbed, the endpapers with peculiar light violet off-setting of some kind though unobtrusive, otherwise the binding is strong and tight, the text is clean and unmarked, and the boards remain colorful and distinct. The slipcase with several light scuffs. As pictured.

Condition: Good. Eliazabeth-town 1842. Reporting the cases from January 1838 to October 1841. 8vo., 576pp., wraps. Signed on the front and on the title page by Wm. Gledhill (sp.?) Good, later paper spine (with ink title), wraps a bit worn and soiled, some light foxing.

First edition. Inscribed by the author to Anthony Powell, 'Tony from Henry, 18 Ap 27'. Recipient's bookplate on front pastedown; spine slightly cocked and (along with spine and two edges of rear board) faded, else a very good copy. An excellent association copy of the author's first book. Close friends from prep school, Green and Powell had both gone on to Eton and Oxford, where they shared lodgings in Powell's final year. In the first volume of his autobiography, Powell recalled their early friendship and how, in their dormitory, 'like professional narrators of the Orient', he and Green had been 'recruited, during the half-hour after lights-out when talking was permitted, to entertain the company by telling stories.' There was also a brief attempt at writing a novel together, sitting on the radiators in the gym. Though not published until his last year at Oxford, Green had begun writing 'Blindness' while still at Eton, the school appearing as 'Note' in early versions of the novel, before being altered to the slightly less transparent 'Noat'. Signed by Author(s).

First edition, primary binding. Inscribed by the author to Nevill Coghill, 'Nevill with love and gratitude for so often listening to this book from Henry'. Spine and two edges of lower board slightly faded, corners sightly bumped, else a very good copy. Six years older than Green, and from an Anglo-Irish family (his aunt was the first half of Somerville & Ross), Nevill Coghill was a young Oxford don. Green's biographer, Jeremy Treglown, describes Coghill as 'the most important personal influence' on Green's work of the mid to late twenties. Green was in his first year at Oxford and already working on his first novel, Blindness, when they met. Early on in their friendship, that novel became their main topic of conversation, spilling over into their letters to each other. When Chatto & Windus rejected the novel, it was Coghill who suggested showing it to an editor friend at Dent, Guy Pocock, through whose hands it found its way to Green's first editor, Edward Garnett. One of Coghill's literary recommendations was the poetry of Charles Doughty, whose syntactical idiosyncrasies included an avoidance of small parts of speech such as the definite article, a course notably adopted by Green for Living. Connolly, The Modern Movement, 59. Signed by Author(s).