return to authors search >

WASHINGTON IRVING

Found 5 books(s). Showing results 1 thru 5.
  • sort by
Rip Van Winkle

“A TURNING POINT IN HIS CAREER”

(RACKHAM, Arthur) IRVING, Washington. Rip Van Winkle. London, 1905.

Deluxe signed limited first edition, with 51 full-color mounted plates by Rackham, number 137 of only 250 copies signed by Rackham, one of the smallest limitations for a Rackham title and "the first book illustrated wholly by Rackham to be issued in a limited edition" (Riall). One of the most scarce and desirable Rackham titles. $12,000.

Read More
Crayon Miscellany

FIRST AMERICAN EDITIONS OF THE COMPLETE CRAYON MISCELLANY

IRVING, Washington. Crayon Miscellany. Philadelphia, 1835. First American editions of Irving’s accounts of his travels through the U.S. West, England and Spain, elegantly bound in full red morocco-gilt by Riviere & Son for Dr. Henry Garsson, with his name on the front board of each volume. $600.

Read More