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Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condición: Bien. VV.AA. Ilustrador. 2? Edición. Tapa dura. Buen estado. Dep. Legal: B. 20520-1971. 689 ilustraciones de ellas 199 en color. 490 fotografías, dibujos, mapas, y cuadros cronológicos. Dirigida por David Talbot Rice. Gran formato. Historia. Historia del arte.

GENEVE, Edito-Service - 1975 - 2 Volumes grand In-4 - Reliure Editeur pleine toile, titre doré - avec jaquette illustrée - Nombreuses cartes, illustrations NB ou couleurs en texte, certaines PP -Pagination continue - 426 pages + Bibliographie, liste et sources des illustrations + Index - Neuf Livres.

Edition limited to 15 copies, 8vo, pp. [30] (i.e. 26 - 4 pages in duplicate); printed in red and black; original gray wrappers printed in red and black; top edge of front cover lightly faded, else a fine copy. From the library of Kim Merker. The error in the gathering is duly noted on the 4th page (the first of the duplicate pages): "Error! (this HAD to be your copy)." This is reprised on the colophon: "To Kim - master printer & guru / author of the statement on / sports & poetry / ('I'd rather have lived Rogers Hornsby / and died Wm. Carlos Williams.') / Thanks for a lot - Jim." Poems by Arthur Lubow, Sue Goldwitz, James Vrabel (the 'Jim' in the above inscription), and Charles Mango. Baseball all-star themed table of contents at front and box score page at end. Howard & Kay mentioned in the colophon are Howard Zimmon and Kay Amert - Kay, the Director of the Typographic Laboratory, and owner of the Seamark Press, and Howard, her pressman and poet. Wisconsin only in OCLC. No mention of this in Berger's Printing and the Mind of Merker.