Philistine Vol Xvi (4 results)

Half-Suede Over Boards. Condition: Very Good. Arts and Crafts Decorations (illustrator). First Edition Thus. The Journal Of Hubbard's Version Of The Arts And Crafts Philosophy. The Standard Roycrofters Bound Issue, Green Suede (Almost All Faded To Brown) Over Grey Boards, Paper Spine Label, Gilt Lettering On Front Cobver. This Copy With Uncut And Unopened Pages (Pages Are All Still Attached At Top), Thus, An Unread Copy And Scarce Thus. Interstingly, The Correct Volume Number (Xvi) Is Stamped In Gilt On The Front Panel, But The Paper Spine Label Incorrectly Shows "Vol. Xvii".

Hardcover. Condition: Good. First edition. Good Reverse leather cover. Cover rubbed.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Very good. Bound in green quarter inverted calf and papered boards. Spines sunned. Ownership inscription to each free front endpaper. Paper covers of each issue bound-in (slightly foxed). Uncut pages.

Leather Bound. Condition: Very Good. 1900. Suede leather with label, blue paper with gold gilt. Nice Firm Clean copy ! Light general wear. Includes every month, June 1900 to May 1903. Includes covers. 3 volumes have card 'Presented with compliments of the Philistine'. Vol. XVI has pamphlet which has 'the Annual Dinner of the American Academy of Immortals to be held in the Village of East aurora, County of Erie, New York, July 4th, 1903.' 'Industrial Conference. To be held at July 3,4,5 1903. This conference will have but one subject - LIFE.' Program of events for the 3 days. 'Through the special courtesy of Daniels of the New York Central, Ruggles of the Michigan Central, and Hanson of the Boston & Albany, special trains of Pullman cars at reduced fare will be run from New York, Chicago and Boston, and intermediate points, leaving the places named Friday P.M., and returning Sunday night, so that guests may be at their business on Monday morning.' 6494.