Signed Title Pages (4 results)

Hard Cover. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. HBDJ, 1993, stated 1st edition, F/F-, AS-IS, minor rub, wear & tiny chips Extremities DJ, Interior nice, tight Clean Light Wear, black cloth Grey Boards lettered on spine in Gilt, 292 pages + Index. Signed by Author.

Original Wraps. Condition: Very Good. Limited Edition. Both issues are stapled, hand typed, Signed on title page. Quite Rare. Poets include: Frances T. Brinkley, Sue Abbott Boyld, Eda Casciani, Brother Dimitrios, Margaret Randall, Brown Miller, KK, James Tressler; Featured Poet, and many more. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Signed by Author(s).

Mailer, Norman The Deer Park New York, NY: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1955. 375 pages. First edition, first state dust jacket with the author's name in orange & the title in yellow & green. Signed by Mailer on the first sheet. His third book ab (illustrator). Bound in black wove cloth stamped in green. A good plus copy with smudges to the front and rear boards. Front corner bumped. In second issue dust jacket with chipping across the top of the from panel. With the price of $4.00. Vertical crease down the middle of the spine. Inscribed: "To B.F. Phillipson Cordially Norman Mailer Nov '84".

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 2nd Edition. Declamatiunculae aliquot, eaedemq[ue] Latinae, per Des.Erasmum Rot. Cum duabus orationibus Lysiae itidem versis, incerto interprete, & aliis nonnullis. Basel, Johann Froben, March (at end: 1st May) 1522. 4to. [114]f. Greek text with Latin translation on opposite pages. With ornamental woodcut borders and historiated initials after Hans Holbein; ornamental title woodcut border signed by U[rs] G[raf]. Large printer's device at end. Contemporary blind-tooled half pigskin over oak boards. Erasmus proved his linguistic skills in his Latin version of the collected speeches on set topics by the 4th century Greek rhetorician Libanius, his first attempt at translating a classical text. Working from a Greek manuscript at Louvain University, he corrected several errors and omissions, for the first printing in 1519. The remaining errors were eliminated for this 2nd edition prepared by Froben, in which a number of passages were given a more accurate form. Libanius, who taught at Antioch and Constantinople, was regarded as a model of style both in Christian Byzantium and in Renaissance Europe. He was advisor to both the pagan emperor Julian (362-3) and the Christian emperor Theodosius I (379-393). The volume additionally contains Latin versions of Isocrates' Orations (by Petrus Mosellanus), the declamations of Lucian of Samosata by Erasmus, and the orations of Lysias. The Latin translations are printed facing the Greek texts on parallel pages. The splendid woodcut title border is illustrated in Walter Lüthi, Urs Graf, Zürich 1928. A good copy with a contemporary manuscript entry on title and contemporary manuscript notes in Greek in a few blank margins; occasional light traces of waterstaining in blank margins, otherwise well preserved in its original binding. Adams L-630. Hoffmann II, 519; VD16-L1480. Signed by Author(s).