NY: Charles F. Heartman, 1920. #2 of only 7 copies on Japan Paper. Only 54 other copies on regular paper. Facsimile of the 1736 edition, which was the first book of poetry printed in Virginia. Front board detached. Half calf, 8vo. Haynes 14237. Rare.
Cadomi [Caen]: apud Ionnem Cavelier, Regis & Academiae Typographum, 1669. Editio ultima, prioribus multò emendatior. Full brown calf. 16mo. 8, 399 [ie 397], [10]. Two front blanks loose, early ownership signatures, covers considerably worn, some dampstains. Rare Caen imprint of this important work. The only location found for this Cavelier.....
Lugduni Batavorum [Leyden, Leiden]: ex officina Elseviriana [Elzevir], 1624. Maps are clean. Vellum binding darkened; spotting and occasional browning in vol. 1, with spotting and extensive browning in vol. 2. Dampstain to lower left corner first 4 leaves vol. 1 and rear cover vol. 2. Front hinges open on both.....
London: John Murray, 1820. First edition. Recently rebound to a very high standard in period style: half brown goatskin with spine lettered and ruled in gilt, marbled paper boards. Large 4to: 52 leaves of text (unnumbered and unsigned); engraved title + 63 plates. All plates present, with a few out.....
Pan-jamaican Investment Trust Limited, 1990. Limited edition, #388 of 500 copies. Large folio: half red crushed morocco with marbled paper boards. Fine in a fine slipcase. Professional booksellers since 1994. Satisfaction guaranteed.
London: Printed for James Cundee, 1807. First edition. 4to: xxii, 500 p. 9 tinted plates + plan of Philadelphia. Lacks the 6 page catalogue at end. Full tree calf lightly rubbed, professionally rebacked with full original spine laid down, offsetting from plates, otherwise clean and fresh. Very good or better.....
NY: McGraw-Hill, 1948. 1st edition, 3rd impression. Green cloth lettered in blue and gilt, 8vo, 622 p. Extremities rubbed, spine and rear cover mildly darkened. No markings. INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR: "For Bill Breit, / Paul A. Samuelson / Trinity University, February 1985." Breit was a noted economic historian.