Dublin: Re-printed by, and for George Faulkner, 1752. Second Dublin edition, stated "The Fifth Edition" on the title-page; the first edition was published in London in 1737. Gove, The Imaginary Voyage in Prose Fiction, pages 295-300; ESTC T59630. A celebrated utopian-philosophical imaginary voyage that went through numerous editions and translations.....

Boston: Published by T. Bedlington, 1816. First American edition. American Bibliography 37004. One of several works of Biblical philosophy by Thomas Tregenna Biddulph (1763-1838), a clergyman from Bristol who played an important role in the popularity of English provincial evangelicalism. See the ODNB.

New York: The Alcestis Press, 1935. First edition, number IV of 20 numbered copies, of a total edition of 165 copies, signed by Bishop on the colophon page. This copy is additionally inscribed on the half-title to American poet "S. Foster Damon / as always - / from Latimer /.....

London: John Van Voorst, 1845. First edition with these illustrations, large paper copy. NCBEL III, 367. Bookplate of Charles Walker Andrews on the front paste-down.

Hereford; Watkins and Wright, Printers, May 19, 1821. The only recorded copy. Not found on OCLC or COPAC. A rare and unusual general merchant advertisement cast in the form of a broadside ballad, and an interesting example of advertising directed to the working class of the British Industrial Revolution. James.....

New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., (1946). First edition. Miller, Paul Bowles, A Descriptive Bibliography, E26; see Millicent Dillion’s Collected Writings of Jane Bowles, pages 282 and 772. A song by Jane Bowles written in Taxco, Mexico, circa 1941-42, and put to music by her prolific composer-husband, Paul Bowles. It is.....

London: Murray; Bath: Cruttwell, 1828. First edition. NCBEL II, 643; Woolf, Some Uncollected Authors (Book Collector, Autumn, 1958), 28. A late and scarce work by William Lisle Bowles (1762-1850), the influential and prolific poet. "Of all the forgotten poets of the last century, and their name is legion, there is.....

(New York: The Poets' Guild, n.d., but circa 1920). First edition. OCLC records two copies (Brown and Kansas). A playlet for children about a ceremony involving the drinking of milk and fairies: "This ceremony is founded on the old tradition that the child who brings home a sprig of rowan.....

[Hellgate, East River, New York, circa 1835.], A remarkable holograph manuscript by New York writer and man of letters Charles Astor Bristed (1820-1874), written when he was a teenager and under the supervision and care of his famous grandfather, John Jacob Astor - many years prior to his first published.....

London: Printed in the Year 1702. Second edition, published the same year as the first. ESTC N142; NCBEL II, 1045. An amusing collection of imaginary letters, several written like dialogues to guests at Will's Coffee House in Covent Garden. Among the authors included are Paul Scarron, John Dryden, Cardinal Mazarine.....

London: Printed for Charles Mearne and Sold by Henry Bonwick, 1684. First edition, second issue, with a cancel title-page; the first issue was dated 1683. ESTC R9918; Wing B5152; Keynes, Bibliography of Browne, 128; NCBEL I, 2230. 13 tracts by Thomas Browne (1605-1682), posthumously compiled and edited by Thomas Tenison.....

New York: Published by E. Bliss, 1832. First edition. BAL 1603; American Imprints 11544. Bryant’s second substantial collection of verse, which reprints the eight pieces from Poems, 1821 (including minor revisions to “Thanatopsis”) and adds 82 poems. An interesting copy: laid in is a manuscript note, probably in the hand.....