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東京都千代田区神田神保町

￥110,000

DOUGLAS, A..、1896.、In 1 Vols.

Poemes. 191pp., portrait. (Paris: Mercure de France, 1896)FIRST EDITION. Contemporary brown suede, extremities frayed andworn, otherwise good. Preserved in book-type slipcase. VERY SCARCE.With a 'copy of telegram sent by Lord Alfred Douglas to W.B. Ye

POEMES. 1ST ED.

￥110,000

DOUGLAS, A.. 、1896.　　、In 1 Vols.　

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DUKE OF BERWICK & OTHER RHYMES.

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東京都千代田区神田神保町

￥8,800

DOUGLAS, LORD A.、1925.、In 1 Vols.

The Duke of Berwick and Other Rhymes. 110pp. (Martin Secker, 1925) Cloth backed over marbled boards, extremities rubbed.

DUKE OF BERWICK & OTHER RHYMES.

￥8,800

DOUGLAS, LORD A. 、1925.　　、In 1 Vols.　

The Duke of Berwick and Other Rhymes. 110pp. (Martin Secker, 1925) Cloth backed over marbled boards, extremities rubbed.

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The True History of Shakespeare's Sonnets

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秋田県南秋田郡八郎潟町夜叉袋字中羽立59-10

￥68,000 （送料：￥600～）

Lord Alfred Douglas、London:Martin Secker、1933、216p･･･

First edition, 1933.Octavo. Bound in the publisher’s original light olive cloth with gilt lettering to the spine; coloured top edge. Housed in the original unclipped bluish-grey dust jacket, now protected in a removable archival film.
The dust jacket and endpapers show uniform age-related tanning; the head of the spine of the dust jacket is slightly chipped with a small area of loss. The front endpaper bears a previous owner’s signature. The text exhibits mild toning but remains generally clean throughout.
With a loosely inserted clipped newspaper article (1969) concerning the “Mr W. H.” question in Shakespeare’s Sonnets.

International shipping available. 国内での発送は日本郵便、クロネコヤマト。代引きはゆうメールまたはゆうパックの送料+代引手数料468円。

The True History of Shakespeare's Sonnets

￥68,000 （送料：￥600～）

Lord Alfred Douglas 、London:Martin Secker 、1933 、216pp. 、20.8x15.5cm

First edition, 1933.Octavo. Bound in the publisher’s original light olive cloth with gilt lettering to the spine; coloured top edge. Housed in the original unclipped bluish-grey dust jacket, now protected in a removable archival film. The dust jacket and endpapers show uniform age-related tanning; the head of the spine of the dust jacket is slightly chipped with a small area of loss. The front endpaper bears a previous owner’s signature. The text exhibits mild toning but remains generally clean throughout. With a loosely inserted clipped newspaper article (1969) concerning the “Mr W. H.” question in Shakespeare’s Sonnets.