1. Goldman, Judith.

American Prints: Process & Proofs. [Chuck Close / Jim Dine / Helen Frankenthaler/ Jasper Johns / Frank Stella / Robert Motherwell / James Rosenquist etc.]

First edition. New York, Icon Editions, Harper & Row, Publishers – Whitney Museum of American Art, 1981. 20 cm x 25 cm. 176 pages. 144 illustrations, 43 in full colour. Original Hardcover with dustjacket. Designer Marcus Ratliff. Very good condition with only minor signs of external wear and one small tear on front dustjacket.

2. Gutenberg, Johannes.

Grosse Drucker von Gutenberg bis Bodoni. Mit 15 Druckerbildnissen.

Mainz, Gutenberg-gesellschaft, 1953. 20cm x 28.5cm. 50, (2) pages. Original paperback (softcover). Very good condition with only minor signs of wear. Mit privater, handschriftlicher Widmung an Conrad Pflug (nicht von Aloys Ruppel).

3. [Lane Lady Fisher, Jane / Charles II] Blount, Thomas.

Boscobel: or The compleat history of His Sacred Majesties most Miraculous Preservation after the Battle of Worcester, which was fought 3 Sept. 1651. Illustrated with a Plan of the City (here missing) and a View of Boscobel House [And an added 19th century original watercolour of Boscobel House by H.D.S.Leaken “Boscobel, Friday, July 24th 1896”].

Worcester, Elias Andrews, 1769. Small Octavo. IV, 93, pages plus 3 unnumbered pages Advertisement for books printed for and sold by S. Gamidge. Hardcover / 19th century halfleather with gilt lettering on spine. Very good condition with only very minor signs of external wear.

4. Peters, Harry T.

Currier & Ives. Printmakers to the American People.

New York, Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1942. 23.5 cm x 40 cm. XVI, 41 pages. With 192 Plates. With 247 black and white illustrations and 32 colour illustrations. This special edition of Currier & Ives is set in 12 pt. Caslon Monotype with hand-drawn decorative initials. Original Hardcover. Very good condition with only minor signs of external wear. Cloth boards age-toned and with some minor staining. Minor foxing to edges, endpapers and pastedowns. Faded blue decoration to top edges. Gilt title on spine. A very unique and special collection of timeless prints. From the reference library of Hans Christian Andersen Translator- Erik C. Haugaard.

5. Wight, Thomas.

Colophon Woodcut: “Welcom The Wight That Bringeth Such Light” – Titled in a tablet: ‘Imprinted at London by T. East for Iohn Wight [In lilac ink below this line is also the name ‘W. Shawe’]. Wight’s effigy holds ‘Scientia’ and flanking him are ‘Rhetorica’ and ‘Gramatica’.

London, T.East for Iohn Wight, 1584. 17 cm x 11.8 cm. 1 sheet. Mounted on 19th century paper. Very good condition with only minor signs of a faded dampstain.