Philip R. Goodwin; America's Sporting and Wildlife Artist by Peterson, Larry Len

Paris: Michel Bohbot, 1978. Limited Edition. 12mo. 15 leaves. A portfolio of prints; #47 of 60 copies, signed by the artist and author. Three color prints, each numbered and signed by Max Papart, with tissue guards. An exquisite production, all laid into a light green wrapper and housed within a cloth covered chemise and black cloth slipcase printed silver. A scarce item not in OCLC.

Chicago: Kruh Pratel Ceskoslovenske Knihy, 1952. Very Good. Folio. Czech text. 332pp. Full-page color plates illustrated this work of fiction. Bound in brown 3/4 calf, with light grey cloth boards, and a spine with 5 raised bands and embossed title and floral devices.

JYD Ltd, 1985. Folio. A large folio sample book issued by JYD Limited of the great collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. This volume has the Imperial Wallcoverings designed for royalty and here is made available (for a price) to those who desired it. 102 pages (note pages are numbered variously with some of the smaller wallcovering samples counting as a separte page; in other cases they are not counted) It measures 46.5 cm x 33 cm. The Art Institute of Chicago notes such sample books are difficult to find once new productions of fabric lines change (see their 1985 note in the Museum Quarterly) Bound in decorative coth letterd in gilt, ink marking to front board "Disco", wear to edges, has a handle so it could have been carried by a salesman.

Santa Fe, New Mexico; (1947): Hazel Dreis Editions. Limited Edition. Small Quarto. Limited to 500 copies. This copy inscribed by the author to historian Dale Nichols and from the library of Thomas A. Heinz, noted Frank L. Wright historian with his signature on the title page.155 pages with 5 Serigraphs by the Author prepared by Louie Ewing. Bound in turquoise cloth lettered in silver, spine lettering silver. A very nice copy in beige pictorial dust jacket lettered and illustrated in black, spine lettering black with chipping to spine ends and corners, four small chips out of front panel and a few chips to edge of rear panel. This book was produced from the private press of Hazel Dreis who built a successful business working in San Francisco with the Grabbhorn Press. She was a bookbinder and taught bookbinding which eventually took her to set up her own private press in Santa Fe with her long time friend and protégé Edward McLean. They both produced some of the most beautiful and interesting one of… Read More

Denver, Co.; (1983): The Museum of Western Art. First Edition. Quarto. First printing limited to only 500 copies signed and numbered by Foxley. Frontier Spirit, was finished in four different versions, the present copy is one of the finest of all the editions elegantly bound by Harcourt Bindery of Boston in full Harmatan Nigerian Goatskin, raised bands, spine lettering gilt, small color plate mounted to front cover titled "Downing the Nigh Leader" by Frederic Remington, red endpapers, 264p., fully illustrated with 129 full color plates including 6 tipped in. William Foxley is one of five known collector's of major Western Art. For the past 35 years, Bill Foxley, a cattleman, industry innovator and art collector has been acquiring American Western art that spans a period of over 125 years.

Paris: Michel Bohbot, 1978. Limited Edition. 12mo. 15 leaves. A portfolio of prints; #47 of 60 copies, signed by the artist and author. Three color prints, each numbered and signed by Max Papart, with tissue guards. An exquisite production, all laid into a light green wrapper and housed within a cloth covered chemise and black cloth slipcase printed silver. A scarce item not in OCLC.

Chicago: Kruh Pratel Ceskoslovenske Knihy, 1952. Very Good. Folio. Czech text. 332pp. Full-page color plates illustrated this work of fiction. Bound in brown 3/4 calf, with light grey cloth boards, and a spine with 5 raised bands and embossed title and floral devices.

JYD Ltd, 1985. Folio. A large folio sample book issued by JYD Limited of the great collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. This volume has the Imperial Wallcoverings designed for royalty and here is made available (for a price) to those who desired it. 102 pages (note pages are numbered variously with some of the smaller wallcovering samples counting as a separte page; in other cases they are not counted) It measures 46.5 cm x 33 cm. The Art Institute of Chicago notes such sample books are difficult to find once new productions of fabric lines change (see their 1985 note in the Museum Quarterly) Bound in decorative coth letterd in gilt, ink marking to front board "Disco", wear to edges, has a handle so it could have been carried by a salesman.

Santa Fe, New Mexico; (1947): Hazel Dreis Editions. Limited Edition. Small Quarto. Limited to 500 copies. This copy inscribed by the author to historian Dale Nichols and from the library of Thomas A. Heinz, noted Frank L. Wright historian with his signature on the title page.155 pages with 5 Serigraphs by the Author prepared by Louie Ewing. Bound in turquoise cloth lettered in silver, spine lettering silver. A very nice copy in beige pictorial dust jacket lettered and illustrated in black, spine lettering black with chipping to spine ends and corners, four small chips out of front panel and a few chips to edge of rear panel. This book was produced from the private press of Hazel Dreis who built a successful business working in San Francisco with the Grabbhorn Press. She was a bookbinder and taught bookbinding which eventually took her to set up her own private press in Santa Fe with her long time friend and protégé Edward McLean. They both produced some of the most beautiful and interesting one of… Read More

Denver, Co.; (1983): The Museum of Western Art. First Edition. Quarto. First printing limited to only 500 copies signed and numbered by Foxley. Frontier Spirit, was finished in four different versions, the present copy is one of the finest of all the editions elegantly bound by Harcourt Bindery of Boston in full Harmatan Nigerian Goatskin, raised bands, spine lettering gilt, small color plate mounted to front cover titled "Downing the Nigh Leader" by Frederic Remington, red endpapers, 264p., fully illustrated with 129 full color plates including 6 tipped in. William Foxley is one of five known collector's of major Western Art. For the past 35 years, Bill Foxley, a cattleman, industry innovator and art collector has been acquiring American Western art that spans a period of over 125 years.