valpy a j editor (4 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. Contains 11 pamphlets and 15pp. of adverts. Includes A VIEW OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF LAYING OPEN THE TRADE TO INDIA.WITH SOME REMARKS ON THE NATURE OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S RIGHTS. Uncut and largely unopened. Original wraps. Some wear to extremities. It was the intention of the pamphleteer, not only to publish unseen works, but also to republish pamphlets which had become rare. It ran from 1813 to 1828. The scarce first issue.

Condición: Very Good. First Edition. First Valpy Edition. Half green morocco over marbled boards. Spines with raised bands, gilt-lettered titles. Marbled endpapers and matching edges. Rubbing to extremities and joints; spines evenly olive-brown. Moderate foxing to frontispieces and title pages, with occasional light spotting to text blocks. Bookplate of "Robert Dun Graham" to front paste-downs. Thisincomplete fifteen-volume set (Vol 1-4, 10-15) is the esteemed first "cabinet" edition by Valpy, celebrated for its portability and scholarly precision. It is famously illustrated with 170 line engravings after the Boydell Shakespeare Gallery plates. A quintessential example of a Victorian library set, combining high-quality illustrations with classic shelf appeal. .

Condición: Interiors clean and crisp. Half brown calf over pink marbled paper boards. Spines with 4 raised bands, gilt-lettered red morocco labels in second compartments. Marbled pasted and free endpapers. Front and bottom edges uncut. , Near fine example of this handsome set of Shakespeare?s works. , Size : 12mo. (180 x 115 mm), Illustrated with engraved plates from Boydell?s publications., Volume : 15 volumes.

Hardcover. Mixed Editions. Small octavo, 15 volumes. In Good condition. Quarter bound in brown leather with tipped corners and marbled paper boards. Paneled spines with brown labels with gilt lettering and ornamentation. Boards have light plus rubbing wear to extremities, and minor chipping to some edges. Light plus bumping to corners, in some cases exposing the boards. Textblock has marbled end papers and edges, light age toning to edges, light plus to severe age toning to illustrated plates, light plus foxing and pencil marks on some pages throughout. Volume 3 has a newspaper clipping inserted between page 24-25. Volume 2 has splitting along the gutter between pages 334-335. Shelved in Room A. CONTENTS: VOL I (195 pages), published in 1848;-- VOL II: (336 pages), published in 1832;-- VOL III: (334 pages), published in 1848;-- VOL IV: (352 pages), published in 1833;-- VOL V: (391), published in 1833;-- VOL VI: (352 pages), published in 1848;-- VOL VII (423 pages), published in 1833;-- VOL VIII: (416), published in 1833;-- VOL IX: (307 pages), published in 1833;-- VOL X: (385 pages), published in 1833;-- VOL XI: (392 pages), published in 1833;-- VOL XII: (319 pages), published in 1833;-- VOL XIII: (299 pages), published in 1848;-- VOL XIV: (332 pages), published in 1833;-- VOL XV (316 pages), published in 1834. This 15 volume set appears to be a mix of volumes from earlier and later editions. A. J. Valpy first edited and published his 15 volume set in 1832-1834, titled "The Plays and Poems of Shakespeare, with a Life, Glossarial Notes [.]" with 170 illustrations from the plates in Boydell's edition. The later editions from 1848 are titled "The Plays and Poems of Shakespeare, according to the improved text of Edmund Malone, including the latest revisions with a life glossarial notes, an index [.]" including illustrations from English artists. The later edition is edited by A. J. Valpy and published by Henry G. Bohn. 1397629. Special Collections.