Search Results: Titles starting with E from Scorpion Press

In interested production of the artist Edward Hopper - with many portraits of American life - mostly in full colour. The book is fine except for a previous ownership's bookplate - see photo - image 4.. Text in German.

This is the Scorpion Press signed limited edition being one of 99 copies. It has an appreciation by noted crime writer Michael Connelly. As new. A Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sacks investigation.

this is the deluxe lettered state of the Scorpion Press signed limited, usually reserved for the authors, and subscribers etc. It carries a deluxe leather binding with five raised bands, and is additionally signed by famed detective writer Michael Connelly on the limitation page. Connelly wrote the two page Appreciation.An unread, sharp copy that has been carefully stored.

Charles Lamb, Essays of Elia and Eliana.
Leather. Condition: Very Good Indeed. A handsomely bound collection of Lamb's popular conversational essays. 'A New Edition, Published by Arrangement with the Proprietors, Messrs. Moxon and Co'. Featuring an engraved portrait frontispiece of Charles Lamb. In a decorative maroon calf half binding, with gilt design to the spine, matching marbled sides and endpapers. Presentation label to pastedown, "To James Gray from a friend etc". Externally and internally sound, with only some light shelfwear to the spine and tips of half binding corners. Very Good Indeed.
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This signed limited is one of 55 numbered copies out of a total edition of 68. The book is bound in blue leather with pattened marbled paper over boards with a light blue top edge. It contains a two page appreciation by Stephen Booth, another British crime writer. Scorpion Press have issued seven Ian Rankin books and one anthology, No Alibi (1995).

The poet of Southern Noir, James Sallis has a unique place in crime fiction. This is the Scorpion signed limited edition, being one of 85 copies with an Appreciation by Walter Satterthwait. As new, unread.