Pynson Printers (10 results)

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. 3 page promotional for Pynson Printers.

boards. 12mo. boards. xvi, 38 pages. Limited to 1524 numbered copies and signed by George O. Doncke. A gift book designed to look like an 18th century title. Crack along front hinge. Pynson Printers (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket As Issued. Limited Edition. By Noble Foster Hoggson. Newly reperus'd, augmented, and enlarg'd & done into a booke by Charles Edmund Merrill, Junr. NY: Printed by Pynson Printers and sold by T. B. Holliday, 1924. Small 8vo. xvi,37,[1]pp. Full blind-stamped vegetable parchment [commonly used in culinary arts]. Boards slightly bowed, unworn, near fine condition. Slipcase broken, portion missing. No. 1491 of 1524 copies. Tipped to front pastedown a printed sheet noting the copy presented by C. E. Merrill, Junr on the occasion of The Get-Together Dinner in honour of the Collected Booke, New York, 1932. Ransom 5. G24180.; Small 8vo 7½" - 8" tall; 38 pages. …

cord-tied paper wrappers. 8vo. cord-tied paper wrappers. (6) pages. A checklist of imprints offered by Pynson Printers. Wrappers lightly yellowed, rear cover with evidence of glue or paste staining. Contents in near fine condition. Pynson Printers (illustrator).

12mo. boards, slipcase with paper spine label. xvi, 38 pages. Limited to 1524 numbered copies and signed by George O. Doncke. A gift book designed to look like an 18th century title. Slipcase is worn with bottom missing. Bookplate on front pastedown. boards, slipcase with paper spine label. Pynson Printers (illustrator).…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. SIGNED by illustrator. Limited edition, 202/1500. Hardcover, no dust jacket or slipcase. Pages are clean, crisp and unmarked. Binding is tight, Hinges strong. Covers show light edge wear.; 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! Ships same or next business day. Signed by Illustrator.…

18pp. 8vo. Original stitched wrappers, b&w plates, a very good copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. One of 850 copies printed in black and blue in Bodoni on Whitchurch handmade paper. [Decorative ornaments by Elmer Adler.] Grey paper-covered boards titled in blue on the spine and upper board. A fine copy. A short presentation note dated 1950, from Lucius Wilmerding to Frederick Adams, is loosely inserted.…

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. 1st Edition, Limited Edition. A rare very special copy of the premier issue of COLOPHON; one of only 2,000 copies with some of the original protective glassine wrapping too. Much of this hardbound magazine is still uncut! It has one half-circle brown stain which has permeated 12 pages thru the opening article, "An Essay on Colophons" by Ruth S. Granniss (see the pic). Aside from this the pages are lovely and clean no tears or creases. It includes some of the most famous and some arcane contributors: H.L. MenckenArticle: "On Breaking Into Type" (Reflections on the high collector prices fetched by his very first book).Sherwood AndersonArticle: "On Being Published".Emory HollowayArticle: "Whitman and the War's Finale" (Focusing on poet Walt Whitman).E.W. KembleArticle: "Illustrating 'Huckleberry Finn'" (By the book's original illustrator).George S. HellmanArticle: "Irving's Washington & An Episode in Courtesy".Gilbert McCoy TroxellArticle: "An Unrecorded 'Pilgrim's Progress'".Press: Printed by The Marchbanks Press, New York.William A. KittredgeArticle: "The Bookplates of Bruce Rogers".Press: Printed by The Lakeside Press, Chicago.William McFeeArticle: "Getting into Print". Printed by The Harbor Press, New York. A.R. Stavenitz (Featured Artist) Contributed an original, bound-in graphic etching titled "Chartreuse" ( that refers to the delicious yellow green French liqueur on the counter) Colophon: A Book Collectors' Quarterly, ran from February 1930-February 1940, met each Tuesday in the offices of Pynson Printers in the New York Times Annex on 43rd Street. Unlike standard magazines, it was designed as a "book about books." Individual articles were printed on different paper stocks by various prominent presses and then bound together into boards at Adler's shop. A.R. Stavenitz (Featured Artist) (illustrator).…

Uncut in orig. paper boards; hinges worn. Printed (by Prynson) flyer tipped on to leading pastedown: 'This book present, by C. E. Merrill, Jun. on the august occasion, of the Get-Together Dinner, &c., etc. in honour of the collected booke'. A humorous conceit printed in an eighteenth century style.