Winter Notes Edited 1855 1926 (3 results)

Illustrated by 84 loose b&w plates (collated). First edition. Printed green cloth boards restored by KTB of Old Working Books & Bindery with black cloth rear pastedown, head and tail gussets and fore-edge flap, thick coated paper. 4to (32 cm. pp. 12, [2] Part I & 2 half sheets, [84] plates. Very Good/none/in like binding. Some edge chipping and dust lines to plates, unmarked copy, foxing starting to introduction. Printed text and plates in separate plastic bags. The most comprehensive study of combs and hair embellishments to date. Winter originally had two final copies in addition to his original drawings and correspondence for the work. His corrections in English were never republished. Parallel introductory text in German, English and French. [We rebind and restore books and manuscripts].…

Illustrated by 84 loose b&w plates (collated). First edition. Printed green cloth boards restored by KTB of Old Working Books & Bindery with black cloth rear pastedown, head and tail gussets and fore-edge flap, thick coated paper. 4to. pp. 12, [2] Part I & 2 half sheets, [84] plates. Very Good/none/in like binding. Binding is sunned, foxing starting to introductory pages printed in German, English and French. Printed text and plates in separate plastic bags. Winter's original correction copy with his pencil notation and plate corrections with additional drawings pasted to several plates. English corrections were never republished. Still the most comprehensive study of combs and hair embellishments ever made. [We repair and rebind manuscripts and books].…

Illustrated by Original author and contributor pencil drawings, journal articles, photographs, clippings, correspondence. Manuscript edition. 2 volumes. Printed green cloth boards restored by KTB of Old Working Books & Bindery with three extended acid free cloth fore-edges with portion of original decorative flap in each volume. Volume II spine extended to house extra information. 4to. pp. 217 leaves. Very Good/No jacket, as issued. Several published articles and clippings with original pencil and some color drawings and photographs mounted on plate paper. Some of the drawings were from a museum artist in Vienna, most are Winter's. Correspondence includes handwritten letters from George Francis Hill 1931-1936 to Winter on British Museum Stationery, Postdirektor a. D. Eklinger Schloss Reichelsdorf bei Nurnberg 1914, Williams and Norgate Booksellers and Publishers Oxford (unsigned note with photographs). The mounted plate papers with multiple photographs and drawings on each total 210 pieces with an additional 2 small drawings and 4 loose items (217 pieces). This includes 27 items in a supplementary folder entitled representations of Combs incidental to other symbols or designs; 58 items in first volume; 131 items in second volume. The binding is the same as the published piece with 84 plates by Verlag Von H. A. Ludwig Degener, Leipzig (1906-7). There is much unpublished material collected in the manuscript totaling 11.25 pounds of information. He continued work beyond publication due to the dates on the correspondence and additional work on monuments, coins and graves are included in the supplementary folder.…