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  • DIMPLE

    DIMPLE < Back to Terminology List DIMPLE Feature A small indentation on covers or pages which is usually deliberately created by publishers. Previous Next

  • Dividing Line Books

    Continue VISIT WEBSITE Dividing Line Books OWNER: Evan Miller Member since: 2021 Offering rare and interesting materials in the fields of modern literature, counterculture, artists' books, and more. (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 20 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): info@dividinglinebooks.com 3195943238 7002 Forest Ave. Apt. 3L, Ridgewood, NY, 11385, United States More about this bookseller Dividing Line Books offers interesting and rare books across a variety of subjects, with emphases on modern literature and counterculture. We are currently developing specialties in the fields of artists' books, the literature of the psychedelic movement, and other avant-garde streams of the mid-20th century and beyond. We are always interested in acquiring new material in these and other fields, and warmly welcome inquiries of any nature. 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Unspeakable Visions of the Individual [First 8 Issues of This Beat-Era Literary Journal] VIEW DETAILS Beaubo by Jim Gulyas and Richard Sassoon VIEW DETAILS Terms of Sale All items guaranteed as described, and returnable for any reason within thirty days. Prices include domestic shipping via USPS Media Mail; expedited and international shipping billed at cost. All items packaged in new cardboard boxes amply cushioned with biodegradable packing peanuts. Pamphlets and other flat materials items are occassionally shipped in bubble-mailers with internal cardboard supports. All books with dust jackets are fitted with brand new archival protectors prior to shipping. All items subject to prior sale.

  • Michael Pyron, Bookseller

    Continue VISIT WEBSITE Michael Pyron, Bookseller OWNER: Michael Pyron Member since: 2016 Michael Pyron, proprietor (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 20 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): Reciprocal info@michaelpyron.com 804.517.6490 804.517.6490 P.O. Box 451, Conshohocken, PA, 19428, United States More about this bookseller A bookseller for twenty five years, I offer a general stock with an emphasis in fine and private press, artist's books, & design bindings as well as Americana, Civil War, and the Confederacy. I take pride in my high level of customer service—if you aren't satisfied with either the book or the service you've received, let me know about it so I can make you happy. And of course, I buy books! (804) 517-6490 or info@michaelpyron.com 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Angelo, Valenti. Of the Most Holy Miracle of Saint Francis in Taming the Fierce Wolf of Gubbio VIEW DETAILS [Mexico] [Catholic Church] Benedict XIII, Pope. [Broadside] Devotas Oraciones, que Rezaba.... VIEW DETAILS [Artist's Books] Don Glaister, Complete Instructions VIEW DETAILS [Artist's Book] Suzanne Moore. Rescuing Q: Quandaries and Queries VIEW DETAILS [Broadside] Courtney-Morgan Co. in "A Fair Rebel." Monday Evening, Sept 5, 1898 VIEW DETAILS [Artist's Book] Goodale, Rebecca and Carrie Scanga. Penumbra VIEW DETAILS [Design Binding] [Starr-Baum, Katy] Grabhorn Press, First Part of Henry the Fourth VIEW DETAILS Terms of Sale Sales tax charged for all books shipped to Pennsylvania; full refund of purchase price on any book for any reason--shipping both ways will be refunded for any books that are misdescribed or damaged or lost in transit; reciprocal courtesies to the trade, sometimes limited on particular artist's books and design binding.

  • Ed Smith Books

    Continue VISIT WEBSITE Ed Smith Books OWNER: Edward Smith Member since: 2025 (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: % COUPON CODE (if applicable): edsmithbooks@gmail.com 206-201-3315 206-201-3231 14283 Sunrise Dr NE, Bainbridge Island, WA, 98110, United States More about this bookseller 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale

  • Fine Editions Ltd

    Continue VISIT WEBSITE Fine Editions Ltd OWNER: Paul T. Libassi Member since: 2014 Rare, unusual, and fine editions from five centuries. (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 20 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): Payment upon receipt by check or wire transfer only rare@fineeditionsltd.com (917) 969-7418 917-969-7418 950 Willow Valley Lakes Dr Suite H-203, Willow Street, PA, 17584, United States More about this bookseller The Fine in our name refers to matters of condition and to our perspective on collecting. Our focus is on editions of both aesthetic merit (whether for their bindings, typography, plates, or dust-jacket art) and of literary and cultural significance. While we do not maintain open premises, our carefully chosen and expertly catalogued selection of fine books may be seen by advance appointment. We are always happy to hear from customers with questions about books in our inventory or who wish to sell rare items in our areas of specialty. Please visit often, in search of rare, unusual, and fine editions from five centuries. 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Amis’s first novel VIEW DETAILS Terms of Sale We sell only genuine rare and antiquarian books. Every effort has been made to describe them carefully and accurately, and all are unconditionally guaranteed. Any item may be returned if found unsatisfactory for any reason within 10 days of receipt, with prior notification via email. Refunds are limited to the original purchase price, including initial delivery costs. Returns must be carefully packaged and promptly shipped.

  • UNCUT

    UNCUT < Back to Terminology List UNCUT Feature Edges that are roughly cut, rather than being neatly trimmed by the binders. Often confused with unopened. Previous Next

  • Mayuyama, Seventy Years

    Mayuyama, Seventy Years PRICE $ 1800.00 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Tokyo-based Mayuyama & Co., founded 1906, is Japan's premier Asian antique art gallery and remains one of the most prestigious dealers of pan-Asian arts worldwide. With their impeccable connoisseurship, Mayuyama's objects have enriched some of the world's great private and institutional Asian art collections; the Metropolitan Museum, the Seattle Art Museum and the Cleveland Museum of Art to name just three. To celebrate 70 years of their successes, Mayuyama published this deluxe two volume edition, originally offered only to clients and not for public sale, showcasing material that they had sourced and sold over the years; in all over 2100 artifacts are illustrated and described. Volume 1 concentrates on early Chinese ceramics while Volume 2 features Chinese jade, bronze & stone sculpture and paintings as well as masterworks in all of these media from Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia and Persia. A principal reference work for dealers and collectors in the field, now extremely scarce. Hardbound in light grey cloth, text in bilingual English/Japanese, very light toning to page edges, overall near fine condition. Vol. 1: iv, 475 pp., 14 col. and 1446 b&w plates, Vol. 2: 339 pp., 14 col. and 677 b&w plates. Size: 33 x 27 cm. PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from The Art of Chinese Wooden Stands: The Songde Tang Collection See Item Mayuyama, Seventy Years See Item The China Coaster's Tide Book and Nautical Pocket Manual for the Year 1931 See Item

  • EN BLOC

    EN BLOC < Back to Terminology List EN BLOC General A collection or group of items offered together, rather than individually, is said to be offered or sold en bloc. Previous Next

  • PROVINCIAL BOOKSELLERS' FAIRS ASSOCIATION (PBFA)

    PROVINCIAL BOOKSELLERS' FAIRS ASSOCIATION (PBFA) < Back to Terminology List PROVINCIAL BOOKSELLERS' FAIRS ASSOCIATION (PBFA) Trade Organization Provincial Booksellers’ Fairs Association is a UK-based bookselling organization founded in 1972 to take books out to the people with “Book Fairs”. PFBA has long held book fairs in York, London, Edinburgh and elsewhere throughout the United Kingdom. Online virtual fairs are offered, as well. Previous Next

  • ASSOCIATION COPY

    ASSOCIATION COPY < Back to Terminology List ASSOCIATION COPY Feature A particular copy of a book once belonging to the author, or signed or annotated by the author to someone closely associated with the author of the book or the book itself in some way. The image shows an author-to-author association, with an inscription to fantasy novelist David Gemmell who lived near the author. Previous Next

  • 84 Charing Cross Road Books

    Continue VISIT WEBSITE 84 Charing Cross Road Books OWNER: Dr Marino Guida Member since: 2021 Dreaming in Books! (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 20 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): reciprocal trade discount twitterdeleuze@googlemail.com 07903092702 07903092702 10 Vawser Way, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 0AR, United Kingdom More about this bookseller We have been selling books for almost 20 years, from humble beginnings in 2002 on Amazon UK marketplace, selling surplus books from a PhD on Kafka which ran slightly over budget and over schedule! The business has expanded considerably since then, and our main emphasis is on high quality highly sought after books in various fields - art; photography; modern 1st's; motoring and other niche/underground obsessions! We aim to exceed expectations, and place great pride in detailed descriptions and a minimum 3 photos of each book we place for sale. The IOBA rightly sets high standards, to which we adhere and ethical trade is a benchmark of our business. Having traded exclusively online since our inception, we have recently built a book 'pod' here in Cambridge, which houses our stock and is available for visit by appointment. Very fortunate to have some of Cambridgeshire's finest countryside a stone's throw from our doorstep - and the Gog Magog Hills for those cycling climbs! 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale 30-day return for any reason, buyer pays return postage otherwise we cover return postage if we are at fault. Please contact as soon as possible to notify of any intended return.

  • HAZARDOUS BINDINGS - TOXIC BINDINGS

    HAZARDOUS BINDINGS - TOXIC BINDINGS < Back to Terminology List HAZARDOUS BINDINGS - TOXIC BINDINGS Defect Research has identified potentially toxic pigments used in some book cloth, marbled papers, book labels, binders' tickets, and other materials. As these materials degrade, they can release poisonous or carcinogenic elements such as arsenic, mercury, lead, chromium, etc. They are most prevalent in some, but not all, Victorian-era materials using green, red, orange, and yellow pigments. The Poison Book Project at Winterthur Museum and the University of Delaware is a resource for identification of such toxic materials, handling protocols, and recommendations for storage. https://sites.udel.edu/poisonbookproject/ The image shows a period cloth binding dyed with a compound potentially containing toxic elements. Previous Next

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