Macnooder (14 results)

Softcover. Condition: near fine. First Edition, Limited edition. NOT an ex library book. Light blue string tied book limited to about 200 copies. An Inadvertence sheet is laid in. 9 1/4" x 6 1/4" Clean interior pages.

Softcover. Condition: fine. First Edition, Limited edition. NOT an ex library book. Blue string tied booklet. Limited to about 200 copies. An Inadvertence sheet laid in. Clean interior pages.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Sewn blue printed wrappers, slender 8vo., (10) pages. About 200 copies printed for the biennial meeting of the Zamorano Club and the Roxburgh Club. Errata slip loosely inserted. Inscribed and signed for a fellow private press printer. A fine copy.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Sewn brown printed wrappers, slender 4to., (28) pages. One of about 120 numbered copies printed from Bembo type on Mohawk Superfine paper. One corner bumped, else a fine copy.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Sewn tan wrappers printed in black, large slender 4to., (26) pages, illustrated. One of 195 copies printed from mostly Bembo, plus three other typefaces, including Worrell Uncial. TLS and compliments card from the printer to a fellow private press printer losely inserted. A fine copy.

1st edition. LIMITED to 90 copies. Unpaginated. 9-3/4" x 6-1/2" Light tanning to rear wrapper. Otherwise, a Near Fine copy. Orange printed paper wrappers [lacking front cover label ?]. Stiched. Now housed in a clear archival mylar sleeve.

Condition: Very Good. The first of two Private Press Anthologies. Limited to 120 copies, this being No. 101. A very attractive 28 page book, printed in black, red and gold and demonstrating the printing and design skills of the author. A good copy but with a small splash mark at the bottom of front cover.

Condition: A Fine copy. Unpaginated. 9-1/4" x 6-1/4" Blue printed paper wrappers. Tied with white string. Now housed in a clear archival mylar sleeve 1st edition. LIMITED to 200 copies printed for the biennial meeting of the Roxburghe/ Zamorano Clubs in Los Angeles, October 1986.

[2] and [20] pp. pp. 8vo, lime-green stiff wrappers, printed paper label on front. Seven holdings in OCLC.INSCRIBED to Robert Grabhorn on the recto of the blank preceding the title and numbered in ink "44" with no indication.The machinations involved in persuading a father of two young daughters into the role of horse owner .

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Limited Edition. The Blackwood Press, 1968. Limited Edition - The page before the rfep at the back states 'About 100 copies'. Condition: Good. The book is bumped and curling in places along the edges, and there is some grubbiness related to age and use. The spine is fading slightly. The pages are clean and crisp and the motifs vibrant. The binding feels secure.

Placerville, The Blackwood Press, 1983. 29 cm. Pamphlet stitch. Paper covers. Without pagination (28 pp.), printed in several colours. Printed in 195 copies. Slight sunning of spine, otherwise good shape.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. 1/200; ZAMORANO/ROXBURGHE KEEPSAKE FIRST EDITION FINE.

Sacramento, The Blackwood Press, 1975. 29 cm. Pamphlet stitch. Paper covers. Without pagination (32 pp.), printed in several colours.Printed in 120 numbered copies. This copy is # 88. Good shape.

tall8vo. 24cm, (6 leaves, 24 pages), limited edition of c.100 copies, this being #89, title-page & colophon leaf vignettes printed in red and green, string-bound green card wraps with title label on front, residue from removed plate on front endpaper, inscribed by author, fine condition. (sgc). A light-hearted look at the trials and tribulations of owning a horse. Inscribed: "For Dr & Mrs Rocke Robertson with the compliments of the author". Dr. Rocke Roberson (1912-1998) was the Principal & Vice-Chancellor of McGill University (1962- 1970). Laid in is a Note on Edmund E. Simpson, M.D. letterhead "Author & printer the same person - me". Also laid in an A.L.S. from Edmund Simpson to the Robertson's dated Nov. 7, 1974 with Blackwood Press printing samples: "McGill is such a great place. There will always be a warm spot in my heart for the University. What I liked most, I think, was that an outsider was made to feel at home.".