select circulating library journal belles (4 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Covers have light wear to the outer corners, spine ends, and spine edges. Covers are rubbed, label lost from front cover. Pages are browned. ; Most issues not numbered or dated.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Quarto. [4], iv, 416pp., and issue numbers 1-26 of the weekly "Journal of Belles Lettres" bound in at the back: July 3December 25, 1838. Contemporary half-calf and marbled paper boards. Lacks the front board, back board detached, else good or better with some browning only to the pages of the weekly Journal at the back. Contains "Mrs. Leicester's School," by Mary Lamb, sister and collaborator of Charles Lamb, "Wedding Slippers," by Mary Mitford, various lectures delivered before the Athenian Institute and Mercantile Library, and popular literary works of the day.

[4], 416 pp. Text triple column. Flint piece, pp. 284 - 288. 'Belles Lettres' - 4pp / issue [usually]. Steel engraved plate of Frederick Marryat, drawn by Behnes, engraved by Lawson, precedes text. 4to. 11-3/8" x 9-1/8" Flint's long letter (11 columns, in small type) is dated Alexandria, La., April 21, 1835, and apparently not known to Kirkpatrick who made no reference to it in his biography of Flint [per Graff]. The cited references make mention of a separate 12mo edition of this work, and of which we find an occasional record, the last being in 1973. Rare. Marryat is represented with The NAVAL ANNUAL, in addition to the engraving. In 'Belles Lettres' is found, JAPHET In SEARCH Of A FATHER. Miss Baillie [no doubt, unknowingly] contributes a number of dramatic pieces, all but two asserted to be original publications, and which, by appearing herein, constitute their first US appearance. "Belles Lettres" also publishes, for the first time, journal entries from an officer of the U. S. S. PEACOCK, which was serving, at the time, in the Far East. The editor introduces his correspondent by saying he begins by "giving the details of the awful disaster which befell the Peacock, from which she escaped almost by a miracle." Joints starting [boards held solidly by cords], with a largish chip to leather at spine crown. Usual bit of foxing. Period pos to top margin of t.p. An About VG copy. Period brown half-calf over brown marbled paper boards. Volume now protected by a custom-cut clear mylar wrapper 1st edition thus (Howes F-202; cf. Graff 1357, Rader 1419 for the separate printing). Not in Sabin.

Condición: Good. *Price HAS BEEN REDUCED by 10% until Monday, May 11 (weekend SALE item)* the supplement section Journal of Belles Lettres only; the designation of which issue of the main work is being supplemented is very irregular and confusing and sequence is most easily determined by referring to the whole numbers that are found inconspicuously in the lower left corner of the first page of each issue; [Part 1], Whole Numbers 1-6, 8-52 (lacking number 7 which would have supplemented New Series Volume 2, Number 3), June 18, 1833 (the first two issues are prospectuses and the first is undated)-June 24, 1834; Part II, Whole Numbers 1-26, July 1, 1834-December 23, 1834; a run of the first seventy eight issues lacking only one number, most are four to eight pages, all quarto, all in one binding of marbled paper covered boards with red calf spine and corners; binding very worn, portions of text browned but not fragile, one leaf has tear at top margin, one leaf cut short with loss of words in last line, occasional age staining, but still a better survival than would be expected; the Journal of Belles Lettres was composed mainly of book reviews culled from various British periodical sources. - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request.