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LIMITED EDITIONS 1993

• LIMITED EDITION INAUGURAL 1993
  LIMITED EDITION INAUGURAL 1993 MARLINS POSTER Limited edition with certificate on back.
• LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (7) VOLS,
  LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (7) VOLS, NON-FICTION (7) titles, each in slipcase, numbered and signed as indicated in (): 1) Vasari, The Lives of the Most Eminent Paints, 2 vols. in jackets and slipcase, 1966, #1963, (Mardersteig), w/newsletter; 2) Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus, 1963. #1063, (Lima de Freitas), w/newsletter; 3) The Living Talmud, 1960, #95, (Ben-Zion); 4) Benjamin Franklin, Poor Richard's Almanac, 1964, #1063, (Norman Rockwell), w/newsletter; 5) The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, 1967, #1063, (Lynd Ward); 6) The Lives of the Twelve Caesars, 1963, #1063 (Fiume, Mardersteig), in paper jacket; 7) Bhagavad Gita, 1964, #1063, (Y. G. Srimati); 13"h x 9.75"w (largest)
• [LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB] Group of
  [LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB] Group of twenty-three titles published in New York by the Limited Editions Club. Estimate:$300-$400
• LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (9) VOLS.
  LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (9) VOLS. (9) titles, each in slipcase, numbered and signed as indicated in (): 1) The Discourses of Epictetus, 1966, #1063, (Hans Erni); 2) Nietzsche, Thus Spake Zarathustra, 1964, #1063, (not signed), w/newsletter; 3) Aristotle, Politics & Poetics, 1964, #1063, (Leonard Baskin); 4) The Confessions of St. Augustine, 1962, #41, (Edy Legrand); 5) Aeschylys, Prometheus Bound / Shelley, Prometheus Unbound, 1965, #1063, (not signed); 6) The Satyricon of Petronius, 1964, #1063, (Antonio Sotomayor), w/newsletter; 7) The Sonnets of Petrarch, 1965, #1063, (Aldo Salvadori, Mardsteig), in paper jacket; 8) Euripedes, Three Plays, 1967, #1063, (Michael Ayrton); 9) Quarto-Millenary: The First 250 Publications of the LEC, 1959, #2187; and with, (2) prospectus booklets, 1962-63 & 1964-65; 13"h x 9.75"w (largest)
• The Centenary Limited Edition of
  The Centenary Limited Edition of The Collected Works of Sir Winston Churchill (London, 1973-76; number 2091 of an edition limited to 2,000 copies for the British Empire and 1,000 for the United States and Canada). Complete in 38 volumes, bound in vellum and with original slipcases, These volumes do include the bookplates, but they are merely present, being neither filled in with any owner's name pasted in the books, some of the slipcases do have adhesion marks, very good condition, the books appear only rarely to have been read, if ever, slipcases have a few marks,
• [LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB] A group
  [LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB] A group of twenty-four titles published in New York by the Limited Editions Club. Estimate:$300-$400
• LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (19) VOLUMES
  LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (19) VOLUMES (19) titles, each in slipcase, numbered 1063 of 1500 (unless noted) and signed as indicated in (), a few with the LEC newsletter included: 1) Christopher Marlowe, Four Plays, 1966, (Albert Decaris); 2) du Maurier, Peter Ibbetson, 1963, (unsigned); 3) Shaw, Two Plays for Puritans, 1966 (George Him); 4) Twain, The Prince and the Pauper, 1964, (Clarke Hutton); 5) Flaubert, Madame Bovary, 1950, #984, (Pierre Brissaud); 6) Moliere, Tartuffe, 1963, (Serge Ivanoff); 7) Conrad, Nigger of the Narcissus, 1965, (Millard Sheets); 8) Tolstoy, Resurrection, 1963 (Fritz Eichenberg); 9) Dostoevsky, The Gambler, 1967, (Alexandre Alexeieff); 10) James, The Ambassadors, 1963, (Leslie Saalburg); 11) Bierce, The Monk and the Hangman's Daughter, 1967, (Michel Ciry), in chemise and slipcase; 12) The Poems of Robert Burns, 1965, (Joan Hassall); 13) The Poems of John Keats, 1966, (David Gentleman); 14) The Book of Ballads, 1967, (Fritz Kredel); 15) Bennett, Old Wives' Tales, 1941, #186, 2 vols. in paper jackets and one slipcase, (John Austen); 16) Tales of Guy de Maupassant, 1963, (Gunter Bohmer); 17) Dumas, Man in the Iron Mask, 1965, (Andre Maurois); 18) Twain, A Tramp Abroad, 1966, (David Knight); lacking slipcase 19) Hardy, The Mayor of Casterbridge, 1964, (Agnes Miller Parker); 13"h x 10"w (largest)
• R. John Wright Sneezy, limited
  R. John Wright Sneezy, limited edition 2055 of 2500 with special booklet. 9"h Release date: 1989-1994 Condition: Good condition.
• LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (13) TITLES,
  LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (13) TITLES, 1936-1960 Each title numbered 686 and signed as indicated by the name in brackets: 1) The Arabian Nights Entertainment, 1954, 4 vols., #686/1500; 2) Rabelais. Gargantua & Pantagruel. 1936, 5 vols., #686/1500 [W. A. Dwiggins]; 3) J. J. Morier. Hajji Baba of Ispahan. 1947, 2 vols., #686/1500 [Honore Guilbeau]; 4) Plato: The Republic. 1944, 2 vols. [Bruce Rogers and Fritz Kredel]; 5) Edmond Rostand. Cyrano de Bergerac. 1954, [Pierre Brissaud]; 6) Brillat-Savarin / M.F.K. Fisher. The Physiology of Taste. 1949; 7) Bulfinch. The Age of Fable.1958, [Joe Mugnaini]; 8) Browne. Religio Medici. 1939, [John Henry Nash]; 9) Aristophanes The Birds. 1959, [Marian Parry]; 10) Froissart. The Chronicles of England, France, Spain...1959, [Heny C. Pitz]; 11) Lew Wallace. Ben-Hur. 1960, [Joe Mugnaini]; 12) Hugo. The Toilers of the Sea. 1960, [Tranquillo Maragoni and Giovanni Mardersteig]; 13) Verne. The Mysterious Island. 1959, [Edward Wilson]; 11.25"h x 9"w (largest)
• 1993 Dolls by Pauline, mint in
  1993 Dolls by Pauline, mint in original box Estimate $30-40
• LIMITED EDITION GICLEE By Jeff
  LIMITED EDITION GICLEE By Jeff Wilson.
• LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (19) VOLUMES
  LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (19) VOLUMES (19) titles, each in slipcase, numbered 1063 of 1500 (unless noted) and signed as indicated in (), a few with the LEC newsletter included: 1) Kipling, Kim, 1962, #940 (Robin Jacques); 2) Scott, Kenilworth, 1966, (Clarke Hutton); 3) Melville, Billy Budd/Benito Cereno, 1965, (Robert Shore); 4) Goldsmith, She Stoops to Conquer, 1964, (T.M. Cleland); 5) Wyss, Swiss Family Robinson, 1963, (David Gentleman); 6) Stevenson, Master of Ballantrae, 1965, (Lynd Ward); 7) Stevenson, Beach of Falesa, 1956, #116, (Millard Sheets); 8) Hawthorne, Twice-Told Tales, 1966, (Valenti Angelo); 9) Galsworthy, Man of Property, 1964, (Charles Mozley); 10) Hope, Prisoner of Zenda, 1966, (Donald Spencer); 11) Thackeray, History of Henry Esmond, 1956, #1108, (Edward Ardizzone); 12) Collins, Woman in White, 1964, (Leonard Rosoman); 13) Cooper, The Spy, 1963, (Henry Pitz); 14) James, The Portrait of a Lady, 1967, (Colleen Browning); 15) Austen, Emma, 1964, (Fritz Kredel); 16) Dickens, Hard Times, 1966 (Charles Raymond); 17) The Stories of o. henry, 1965, (John Groth); 18) Cooper, The Pathfinder, 1965, (Richard Powers); 19) Thackaray, The Rose & The Ring, 1942 (unsigned); 12.75"h x 8.75"w (largest)
• ''The Limited Editions Club''
  ''The Limited Editions Club'' book lot (including original illustrator signed and numbered editions) including ''History Of The Conquest Of Peru..'' (Prescott #82 signed and numbered) ''Punch And Judy'' (#158) ''Victor Hugo Notre-Dame De Paris'' (#82 signed and numbered) ''The Beach of Falesa'' (#82 signed and numbered) ''Camille'' (#82 signed and numbered) ''The Man without a Country'' (Hale #1306 signed and numbered) and ''Quarto Millenary'' (#82).
• (6) FRANCO MARIA RICCI SPECIAL
  (6) FRANCO MARIA RICCI SPECIAL EDITION ART BOOKSIncluding six boxed sets of Special Limited Edition art books three in black silk clamshell cases each 14.5'' L x 10'' W x 1.5'' D featuring ''Armani-1982 '' ''Erte-1972'' and ''Valentino -1982;'' along with ''Morris Hershfield-1976 '' ''Lewis Carroll-1975'' and ''Tarots The Visconti Pack-1975'' each covered and bound in silk with black bookcloth slipcases all with certification and numbered. Private collection Metamora MI.
• (SHAKESPEARE WILLIAM) LIMITED
  (SHAKESPEARE WILLIAM) LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB Comedies Histories and Tragedies. New York: Limited Editions Club 1939-1941. 37 vols. Folio quarter cloth over decorative boards spines lettered in gilt. Illustrated. Together with printed pamphlets and supplements. Light soiling to boards; offsetting from head-pieces.
• 1 vol. (Limited Editions Club of
  1 vol. (Limited Editions Club of New York.) Quarto-Millenary: The First 250 Publications of... The Limited Editions Club... A Bibliography... 1959. #217/1500. Sm. folio, orig. morocco & cloth; light wear, slipcase (edge wear).
• LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (10) TITLES,
  LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (10) TITLES, 1930-1977 Includes: 1) Jane Austen. Persuasion. 1977, #1058/1600 signed Tony Buonpastore; 2) Guy de Maupassant. A Woman's Life. 1952, #66/1500; 3) The Song of Roland. 1938, #874/1500 signed Valenti Angelo; 4) Verne. A Journey to the Center of the Earth. 1966, #980/1500, signed Edward Wilson; 5) The Fables of Jean de la Fontaine. 1930, 2 vols., #518/1500 signed Rudolph Ruzicka; 6) Thomas More. Utopia. 1934, #1303/1500 signed Bruce Rogers; 7) Huog. Notre-Dame de Paris. 1930, 2 vols., #1267/1500 signed Frans Masereel; 8) Rabelais. Gargantua & Pantagruel. 1936, 5 vols., #447/1500 signed W. A. Dwiggins; 9) Anatole France. The Revolt of the Angels. 1953, #343/1500; 10) Dumas. Twenty Years After. 1958, #1388/1500 signed Edy Legrand; 11.5"h x 7.5"w (largest)
• 1993, A BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED £5
  1993, A BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED £5 COIN In case of issue with certificate
• 23 PC. AUTOGRAPHED BOOK COLLECTION:
  23 PC. AUTOGRAPHED BOOK COLLECTION: A collection of signed first edition hardback & paperback books ranging from autobiography to fiction. Includes a signed first edition of Jerry Seinfeld's ''Sein Language'', 1993. Also includes signatures of James Patterson, Mitt Romney, Sean Hannity, & Tom Clancy. Ken Follett's ''On the Wings of Eagles'' is signed by Ross Perot. CONDITION: Two books, ''The Defense Never Rests'' and ''The International Dictionary of Intelligence'', are not signed by author.
• LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, VASARI,
  LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, VASARI, LIVES OF PAINTERS Georgio Vasari. The Lives of the Most Eminent Painters. The Limited Editions Club, 1966, #776/1500 copies signed by designer Giovanni Marderrsteig, 2 hardcover vols in slipcase, 12.25"h x 8.75"w x 4"d
• 1993-95 VINTAGE MAGIC MTG TRADING
  1993-95 VINTAGE MAGIC MTG TRADING CARD COLLECTION United States,1993-1995An original owner collection of 1993 to 1995 Magic: The Gathering trading cards, four-row box filled with a generous selection of Arabian Nights, Antiquities, Legends, The Dark, Chronicles and more, also includes four factory sealed Legions booster packs, all cards with light to moderate playwear. It's impossible to photograph the entirety of the collection, a very generous group of vintage MTG! Please refer to photographs.
• PRINCESS DIANA SIGNEDRare limited
  PRINCESS DIANA SIGNEDRare limited signed edition of "Dresses from the Collection of Diana." Numbered 96/250. NY: Christie's, 1997. Purple leatherbound hardcover, 12 x 17, 204 pages. Christie's released this deluxe version of the auction catalog, with Diana's original signature, for their charity sale of dresses from Diana's wardrobe. shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• ELEVEN PUBLICATIONS OF THE
  ELEVEN PUBLICATIONS OF THE LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB Each a large 4to in original leather or cloth binding with slipcase, signed by the artist, including Ray Bradbury, THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES, illus. by Joseph Mugnaini (NY: 1974) #145/2000, also signed by the author; Plato, trans. by Benjamin Jowett, LYSIS, OR FRIENDSHIP, THE SYMPOSIUM, PHAEDRUS illus. by Eugene Karlin (NY: 1968) #10/1500, the case stained; and Sophocles, trans. by Elizabeth Wyckoff, ANTIGONE illus. by Harry Bennett (Haarlem: 1975) #145/2000.
• Fifteen Contemporary First
  Fifteen Contemporary First Editions, including inscribed, dated and autographed copies of Adam Mars-Jones' Monopolies of Loss, dated 1996, and John Berendt's Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, dated 1994 (fifth printing), along with first editions of John Berendt's City of Falling Angels, James Lord's Some Remarkable Men, Safire and Safir's Good Advice, James Merrill's A Different Person, Andrew Holleran's In September the Light Changes, Susan M. Alsop's Yankees at the Court, Michael Cunningham's Land's End, Michael M. Thomas' Hanover Place, Eric Myers' Uncle Mame: The Life of Patrick Dennis, B. Taper's edition of Mark Twain's San Francisco, E. J. Hopkins' edition of The Enlarged Devil's Dictionary by Ambrose Bierce (these last two both first editions thus), along with first edition, second printings of P. Morrisroe's biography of the photographer Mapplethorpe, and the posthumous publication of Truman Capote's unfinished Answered Prayers. Provenance: The library of the late Gordon Maginnis, New Orleans, Louisiana.
• A COLLECTIBLE FIRST LIMITED EDITION
  A COLLECTIBLE FIRST LIMITED EDITION Brett Weston's Personal Selection no.233/300 signed (on last page) Brett Weston in ink having 100 full page plates 1986 publisher: Photography West Graphics black cloth silver title in slip case 14.75'' by 12.25''.
• Limited Edition Alice in Wonderland
  Limited Edition Alice in Wonderland vinyl doll, 1993-96, with white rabbit and miniature tea set, excellent condition in original box Estimate $30-60
• Twenty-two limited edition
  Twenty-two limited edition volumes of Shakespeare's plays and poems. Fourteen are by the Easton Press, c. 1993, using the text of the First Folio, and the other eight are not externally signed by the publisher but are still in shrinkwrap.
• LIMITED EDITION ARMANI FIGURE 1987,
  LIMITED EDITION ARMANI FIGURE 1987, 18 1/2 in. H.
• FINE PRESS EDITIONS: ENGLISH &
  FINE PRESS EDITIONS: ENGLISH & AMERICAN LITERATURE Comprising eight volumes, all with slipcases, including Walter Pater, THE MARRIAGE OF CUPID AND PSYCHE, illus. by Edmund Dulac (NY: Limited Editions Club, 1951) #166/1500, signed by the artist, 4to, full vellum; Christopher Isherwood, MR. NORRIS CHANGES TRAINS, illus. by Beryl Cook (London: Folio Society, 1990) 4to, cloth; Richard Hughes, THE INNOCENT VOYAGE, illus. by Lynd Ward (NY: LEC, 1944) #1499/1500, signed by artist, 8vo, full leather, with glasine and folding rigid jacket; and Eugene O'Neill, THE ICEMAN COMETH, illus. by Leonard Baskin (NY: LEC, 1982) #599/2000, signed by artist, 4to, boards, plain jacket.
• Lawrence, T. E. The Mint, Limited
  Lawrence, T. E. The Mint, Limited Edition, No. 78 of 2000, 1955. 4to., cont. qtr. black leather, slipcase
• LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (8) VOLS.,
  LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB, (8) VOLS., 1930-1940 (8) titles in 16 vols., each in slipcase unless noted, numbered, and signed as indicated in (),: 1) Defoe, The...Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, 1930, #214, (Edward A. Wilson); 2) Malory, Le Morte d'Arthur, 3 vols., 1936, #608 (Robert Gibbings); 3) Fielding, Tom Jones, 1931, #214, (Alexander King); 4) Dostoevsky, The Brothers Karamazov, 1933, 3 vols., #122, (Alexander King); 5) Scott, Ivanhoe, 2 vols., 1940, #732, (Allen Lewis); 6) Boccaccio, The Decameron, 1930, #1217, (T.M. Cleland), lacking slipcase; 7) Dumas, The Three Musketeers, 2 vols., 1932, #976, (Pierre Falke), lacking slipcase; 8) Thackeray, Vanity Fair, 2 vols., 1931, #406, (John Austen), in paper jackets, lacking slipcase; 13"h x 8"w (largest)
• SIGNED LIMITED EDITION SERIGRAPH ON
  SIGNED LIMITED EDITION SERIGRAPH ON PAPERDESCRIPTION: A limited edition color serigraph on paper, hand signed indistinctly and dated lower right "Tran 1971" and numbered "116/150". Framed under glass. Provenance: Private Collection, Miami, Fl. CIRCA: 20th Century DIMENSIONS: Image H. 23.75" x W. 23.75" , Overall H. 30.75" x W. 30.75" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• Limited Edition The Writings of
  Limited Edition The Writings of George Eliot(Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin & Co. 1908) 25 volumes set #256 of 750 quarto red cloth covers with applied title plate on the spine Betsy Penn library plates.Minor chipping to the covers; internally fine. Very good condition.
• Editions Alpic Geneva (Publisher)
  Editions Alpic Geneva (Publisher) ALBUM INTERNATIONAL (FOLIO OF 12 INTERNATIONAL ARTIST??TS ORIGINAL PRINTS) 1974 Folio with preface by Etienne Gilson containing 12 various International artist??Ts prints including: lithographs (9); colour silkscreen (1); wood engraving (1); and an etching (1) by artists including: Henry Moore; Pablo Picasso; Marc Chagall; Hans Erni; Avigdor Arikha; Salvatore Fiume; Jan Le Witt; Joan Miro; Sue Jane Smock; Mark Tobey; Victor Vasarely and Zao-Wou-Ki each signed in pencil nine numbered 41/50 in pencil the Chagall numbered 11/25 A41; the Vasarely numbered 81/100 A41; and the Smock numbered XLI/L in pencil the Arikha also dated 71 the Moore dated 63 and the Tobey dated 1972 in pencil each contained in paper folders one rolled in a tube and tied to the inside spine with introductory pages contents page and publisher??Ts page this being numbered 41 of the edition of 50 contained in a tan hardcover burlap-covered folio with red fabric spine and ties. 35.25" (height) 89.5cm (height) 24.75" (width) 62.9cm (width)
• Oriental Arts magazine,
  Oriental Arts magazine, 1993-1999, seventy-four magazines/Provenance: From the Library of Bluett & Sons Ltd., London
• 2001 & 1993 Joseph Phelps2 total
  2001 & 1993 Joseph Phelps2 total bottlesVintage 2001 Insignia bn (1 1.5 L)Vintage 1993 Insignia bn (1 750 ml)Acquired from the climate-controlled storage of a lifelong important collector.