Glasgow: Printed for the Booksellers, 1828. Original self wrappers, unbound and removed. 8pp.
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York: J. Kendrew, [n.d., circa 1820s]. A charming Kendrew chapbook featuring the classic Cinderella fairy tale with a woodcut on every page. “And now her god-mother came in, and touched her with her wand, When, lo! her rags were turn’d to robes, the richest in the land.”...
York: J. Kendrew, [1820]. A charming 48mo chapbook. In its 16 pages, it was able to fit 16 woodcuts. Kendrew, despite being a provincial printer in York was one of the most prominent printers of nineteenth century children’s chapbooks until his death in 1841. This instant book was from his.....
Bridgeton [NJ]: James M. Newell, 1838. First Edition. Felcone notes that this book compiled all of New Jersey’s laws in force, but for the first time arranged them by topic, along with relevant court opinions. Large 8vo. xxiv, 728pp. Felcone 629.
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Henry Gibb, Liberator Office, 1840. First Edition. First edition. Provincially published work of poetry by a Chartist-affiliated publisher, when Fettes was 21 and a student at the University of Edinburgh, it was apparently his first work as the comparatively lengthy introduction (which spans 1/7th of the entire volume) notes.....
Stourbridge: Thomas Mellard, 1847. First edition. Inscribed by Griffith to MP John Best on the flyleaf. Scarce volume of provincial poetry by an amateur poet. This particular poem was later published in as part of Griffith's 1868 volume Ribbesford. 8vo. xii, 43 pp., [1]; frontispiece. Comerford 1462. Bibliotheca.....
Stirling: W. Macnie, Bookseller, [n.d. 1820-1831]. A charming provincial chapbook from local Stirling chapbook printer William Macnie. A short collection of ballads. With a vignette on the title page of a gentleman cutting down a tree with a very large axe. Macnie apparently produced around 110 chapbooks under his.....
[Hafod, Ceredigion, Wales]: At the Hafod Press, by James Henderson, 1807. Memoirs of a crusader printed at the first private press in Wales, which was operated by Johnes from 1803-10. Plomer, Some Private Presses of the Nineteenth Century (The Library, pgs. 407-08, 1900). From a printing of 230 copies. Contains.....
