London: The Folio Society, 1961. FIRST. NF. Teal cloth in gray slip-case. Previous owner embossed stamp. A very clean and solid copy. Includes drawings by Michelangelo.

New York: The Classics of LIberty Library, 1992. F. A fine copy in all respects. One quarter leather on cloth. Brown leather spine is lettered in gilt. Brown cloth boards are decorated in gilt. a.e.g.

Paris: Bibliotheque de la Pleiade/Librairie Gallimard, 1951. First edition thus. Hardcover. Fine / Fine. Two volumes, complete. These books remain unopened and unread for over 60 years. A cleaner, nicer set won't be found. Both volumes are housed in a card-stock slip-case. Not very attractive, perhaps, but very effective in protecting these two small octavo volumes...

Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1938. First edition. Hardcover. Fine / Fine. Bound in original green cloth with a complete and fine example of the dust jacket. The book was issued in three variant bindings and the consensus now is that the green binding takes precedence, followed by orange, and brown. The author's name is spelled Nabokoff with this title but.....

Norfolk, Conn. New Directions, (1941). First edition. Hardcover. Near Fine / Very Good. In original deep red burlap weave cloth with paper label to the center of the front panel and another label at the spine. This copy meets all of the points to be listed as A21.1. The front and spine labels are in the small size. The name.....

Connecticut: Wesleyan University Press, 1972. FIRST. NF / NF. A lovely set. Previous owner name on ffep and the dust jacket is price-clipped. Very nice.

New York: Lewis Copeland, 1931. FIRST. NF. Marbled boards with red cloth spine. A very clean, bright and pleasing copy. Contributions from Langston Hughes, Clarence Darrow and Robert Frost, to name a few. Some pages uncut.

Moscow: State Publisher of Fiction And Literature, 1949. Hardcover. Very Good. Original paper on boards. Text entirely in Russian. A clean and solid copy. Illustrated frontispiece and small vignette illustrations throughout.

London: David Nutt, 1900. First edition thus. Hardcover. Near Fine. Three 8vo volumes. Translated into English by Sir Thomas Urquhart and Peter Le Motteux. Introduction by Charles Whibley. Boards are a smooth glossy burgundy paper and the spines a paler burgundy cloth, lettered and decorated in gilt. A lovely set.

New Haven: Yale University Press, 2005. First edition. Hardcover. Near Fine / Fine. A very bright and solid copy. Previous owner signature to the front paste-down, else fine. The jacket is complete and fine.

Berkeley: The University of California Press, (1997). First printing. Hardcover. Fine / Fine. Unopened and unread. A clean, bright and pleasing copy of this exensive presentation of the Jason story, with the translation, introduction, commentary and glossary by Peter Green. A lovely and important text. With promotional sheet laid in.

Privately Printed, 1904. VG. Two volumes, 8vo. Printed on antique rag paper and illustrated by twelve exquisite etchings by Ed. Hedouin and by portraits of Rousseau and Madame de Warens. Bound in art canvas with paper labels. Previous owner signature and book-plate present on the endpapers. From the private collection of Judge Edward S. Delaplaine, noted Frederick County, Maryland jurist.....

London: The Richards Press, 1950. NF / VG. A very clean, bright and solid copy. The jacket is price-clipped and chipped at the head of the spine.