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“Dracula’s Guest and Other Weird Stories” by Bram Stoker [George Routledge, n.d./c1914]. First edition, Twelfth Impression. Undated but between 1914-1925 based on publisher history. 200pp. Lacking jacket, light rubbing to exterior extremities, textblock foxed, and binding somewhat shaken. Hinges uncracked. Overall, Good+ condition.
This copy of James Joyce’s Ulysses from the library of Ray DaBoll, considered one of the most talented calligraphers & designers in America, inscribed by Beckett on the title-page in black ink: “On his birthday and yours / Sam Beckett / Feb 2 (Groundhog Day)” – Making reference to James Joyce’s birthday (February 2nd – Groundhog Day).
A stunningly rare copy in the correct silver, black, and red dust jacket, far scarcer than the true first trade edition.
This rare 1555 medical treatise, explores elemental and physiological theories, offering valuable insights into early modern medicine and its lasting influence on Western medical practice. Bound in a 1530 leaf of a post-incunable in Gothic script.
