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THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE A.J. KARTER - DESIGNER BOOKBINDINGS
Lot 180•,AR

BROCKMAN (JAMES)
The Ninety-First Psalm, Golden Cockerel Press, 1944

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1 December 2021, 12:00 GMT
London, Knightsbridge

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BROCKMAN (JAMES)

The Ninety-First Psalm, number 98 of a limited number of copies, wood-engravings by Dorothea Braby, bound in vellum by James Brockman (signed "James R. Brockman The Eddington Bindery 1974" on rear doublure), upper cover onlaid with figure of man in white goatskin within large gilt swirls in the style of Braby, lower cover with similar design in blind with forms beneath the vellum, brown suede doublures, g.e., together with original cream buckram binding in light brown cloth solander box, spine with vellum label lettered in gilt, small 4to, Golden Cockerel Press, 1944

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Provenance: Lord Wardington, bookplate.

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