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1. <x-tab> </x-tab>Gessner, Robert.
UPSURGE. New York: Farrar & Rinehart, (1933). First edition. . 42p.
Illustrated with frontispiece and title page device by Lynd Ward,
frontispiece repeated on the dust jacket. White-titled black cloth. VG+
in d.j. with minor chips at the extremes.
(9467)<x-tab> </x-tab>$225.00<br><br>
2. <x-tab> </x-tab>Ward, Lynd. MAD
MAN'S DRUM. New York: Jonathan Cape Harrison Smith, (1930). LIMITED TO
309 COPIES SIGNED BY WARD. Unpaged. A Novel in Woodcuts. Black cloth with
paper spine label and woodcut mounted on upper cover. Fine in
slipcase.
(12696)<x-tab> </x-tab>$1500.00<br><br>
3. <x-tab> </x-tab>Ward, Lynd.
STORYTELLER WITHOUT WORDS, THE WOOD ENGRAVINGS OF LYND WARD. New York:
Abrams, 1974. First edition. . Thick, square 4to. Black and brown cloth
with titles in white and decorations in black. Fine in VG+ d.j. Includes
the plates from the novels in woodcuts.
(13787)<x-tab> </x-tab>$300.00<br><br>
4. <x-tab> </x-tab>Ward, Lynd.
VERTIGO. New York: Random House, 1937. First edition. . Unpaged. A Novel
In Woodcuts. Blue cloth with swirl design. Good in d.j., some edgewear to
book, edge chipping to d.j. Quite scarce in dust
jacket.
(13884)<x-tab> </x-tab>$550.00<br><br>
5. <x-tab> </x-tab>[Ward, Lynd, illus].
Hicks, Granville. ONE OF US: THE STORY OF JOHN REED. New York: The
Equinox Cooperative Press, (1935). First edition. . Illustrated wIth
lithos by Lynd Ward. Gilt-titled black and red cloth. VG+ in d.j. with
chips at extremes and yellowed paper. 30 pages of text on the
versos with the illustrations on the rectos. Dust jacket printed in black
and red with illustration on upper cover. Equinox Press #11.
(9468)<x-tab> </x-tab>$250.00<br><br>
6. <x-tab> </x-tab>[Ward, Lynd] Voltaire,
Francoise M. A. de. POEM UPON THE LISBON DISASTER. Lincoln, MA:
Penmaen Press, 1977. Limited to 200 copies signed by WARD, HECHT, and
WILSON. . 33p. Illustrated with six wood engravings by Lynd Ward. Tall,
thin 8vo. Gilt-titled black cloth spine with black and silver pattern
paper boards, pages bound in French-fold fashion. Fine in slipcase.
Translated by Anthony Hecht, introduction by Arthur Wilson.
(8341)<x-tab> </x-tab>$200.00<br><br>
7. <x-tab> </x-tab>Wilde, Oscar. THE
BALLAD OF READING GAOL. New York: Vanguard Press, 1928. Limited to 2000
copies. . 106p. With full-page illustrations and page decorations in
mezzotint by Lynd Ward. Tall 8vo. In a binding of thin wood veneer. A few
lines nestely underlined in ink, very very light corner wear, else a nice
copy. Quite difficult to obtain.
(13332)<x-tab> </x-tab>$200.00<br><br>
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