Standing Bather, signed screenprint, 350 copies -

Charles Lanier (American, born 1938), two copies of a color lithograph depicting two young women standing by a large arrangement of flowers, numbered "251/350" and "254/350" l.l., signed l.r., titled

Tartt (Donna) The Little Friend, one of 350 copies signed by the author, on title, original rexine-backed boards, slipcase, lightly sunned at edges, 2002 § Byatt (A. S.) The Children's Book, one

Greene (Graham) The Bear Fell Free, number 249 of 350 copies signed by the author, illustrations by Joy Lloyd, pictorial endpapers, some light scattered spotting, original cloth, gilt, light rubbing t

Waugh (Evelyn) Love Among the Ruins, number 237 of 350 copies signed by the author, illustrations, original red buckram, decorated and lettered in gilt, very light sunning to spine, light rubbing to s

Illustrated works. GOLDSMITH (Oliver) She Stoops to Conquer, illustrated by Hugh Thomson, Hodder & Stoughton no date, no. 61 of 350 signed copies, tipped-in colour plates, top edges gilt, others uncut

(1905-1983) Published in 1967 by Theodore Gordon Flyfisher's in an edition of 350 Signed copies with their raised seal in the margin. Image size of 16 1/2" x 24 3/4" and in a matted frame measuring 26

Heading: Author: Welty, Eudora Title: Ida M'Toy Place Published: Urbana Publisher:University of Illinois Press Date Published: [1979] Description: Green cloth. One of 350 c

by Peter Matthiessen. Printed by The Viking Press, New York. Both first editions. No. 27 / 350 and No. 103 / 350. Signed copies, both filled with colored illustrations. Very good condition. Includes s

Three Updike, John, Going Abroad, Eurographica Helsinki, 1988. #210 of a signed, limited edition of 350 copies. Signed and dated by the author on the title page. Bound in stiff white paper wraps, in a

Balboa Island. 1981. Abracadabra Press. First Edition. Limited to 350 signed/numbered copies. The history of Carl Brema and Sons and their products. Fine with dust jacket.

Signed and limited editions. 3 volumes: (1) Orcutt, William Dana. In Quest of the Perfect Book. Boston: Little, Brown & Co, 1926. Number 87 of 350 signed limited copies in half vellum. (2) Anderson, M

Japanese. Comprising: seated female, signed; mask; archaistic animal seal; skinny beast with a turtle, signed; and a scholar standing on a scroll, signed. (250/350)

1985, limited edition of 350 signed and numbered copies, of which this is number 21, 108 pages, black and white photos and patent diagrams, very warm inscription by the author to antiquarian bookselle

Joseph Low, "Ten Proverbs" with color prints by Joseph Low, Eden Hill Press, 1959. With ten color prints. Signed and numbered 10 of 350 copies and 1 of 30 with one of the artist's preliminary color tr

91. Grahame, Kenneth. The Reluctant Dragon. Illustrated by Michael Hague, including an additional plate. 4to, cloth, slipcase; light wear. New York, (1983) [75/100]ONE OF 350 NUMBERED COPIES, SIGNED B

Marinaro, Vincent.A Modern Dry-Fly Code. Illustrated by Pearce Bates. 8vo, full gilt-stamped leather, slipcase; light wear. DELUXE EDITION, ONE OF 350 NUMBERED COPIES, SIGNED BY MARINARO. (Bruns M43,

Trails I Rode by Con Price. Signed and numbered '1' of 350 copies and also inscribed and signed on opposite page. 1947 deluxe edition. Illustrations by Charles M. Russell. Trail's End Publishing Co.,

DESCRIPTION: Nobel Lecture of Saul Bellow. New York: Targ Editions, 1979. Stated First Edition. No. 151 of 350 signed and numbered copies. Nobel lecture delivered by American writer Saul Bellow in 197

Signed limited edition, # 333/350, each copy numbered and signed by the author, set in Janson type, printed on Milano paper, wooden engravings by Lynn Ward, New York: Harrison Smith and Robert Haas, 1

Signed limited edition, # 333/350, each copy numbered and signed by the author, set in Janson type, printed on Milano paper, wooden engravings by Lynn Ward, New York: Harrison Smith and Robert Haas, 1

BLUE DOG GIFT, color screenprint, signed and numbered 44/350 in silver marker, image 28 ½ x 21”, sheet 30 ½ x 23 ¼”.

George Rodrigue (American, 1944-2013) Original. BLUE DOG GIFT, color screenprint, signed and numbered 35/350 in silver marker. Approx: 40" x 33" total, 28" x 20 1/2" sight. EF/B15/FW

THREE WOMEN AT TEA, 1992, color screenprint, signed and numbered 76/350 in pencil, blind stamp lower left, image 36 ½ x 26”, full margins, frame 51 ¾ x 41” with Plexiglas.

WOMAN IN CAFÉ, color screenprint, signed and numbered 114/350 in pencil, sheet 43 ½ x 20”, frame 53 ½ x 30”. Provenance: Marcus Ashley Fine Art Gallery, Lake Tahoe.