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BATH 2024

Date Added: 23 Oct 2024

Bath 2024

Fold the Corner's first catalogue: A collection of books 'Old' and 'New'.

A Spy in the House of Love An Anaïs Nin List

Date Added: 23 Oct 2024

A Spy in the House of Love: An Anaïs Nin List

A collection of 19 works by or about Anaïs Nin.

C H E L S E A b o o k f a i r 2024

Date Added: 23 Oct 2024

Chelsea 2024

Our third catalogue: a compendium of books ranging from the sacred to the profane, via the linguistic and surreal, from the 16th century to the 21st. Highlights include the 1501 Aldine Juvenal in Georgian morocco, the first book ever printed under Islamic auspices, a selection of beautiful books and etchings from children’s illustrator Charles van Sandwyk, an ‘Old Believers’ Old Church Slavonic prayerbook in its original binding, and signed and inscribed works by André Breton, Anaïs Nin, Hilary Mantel, Edward St Aubyn and others.

Christmas 2024

Date Added: 25 Nov 2024

Christmas 2024: A Celebration of Charles van Sandwyk

Thirty two books and etchings authored and/or illustrated by Charles van Sandwyk, with prices ranging from £50 to £1500.

Elzeviers and Friends (1)

Date Added: 03 Feb 2025

Elzeviers and Friends

The ‘House of Elzevier’, as the long-standing family of Dutch publishers was known, existed in several forms over a number of generations; the first book published by an Elzevier was in 1583; the last appeared in 1712. There is certainly considerable diversity in the output of the House of Elzevier, and this list reflects that. The 22 items here range in price from £95 to £1300, mostly from the presses of the Elzeviers but some from other publishers of the Dutch golden age, such as Johannes Janssen and Jan Moretus. We have classical authors ranging from Sallust and Terence to Sulpicius Severus and Pompey Trogue - in contemporary vellum or morocco, as well as a small quarto work by Descartes and two lovely copies of De La Sagesse by Pierre Charron, and an account of the early part of the Eighty Years’ War by the Jesuit historian Famiano Strada with an allegorical map showing low countries in the form of a lion.

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