London: Chatto & Windus, 1904. Small 8vo, pp. 127, [1], 32; text illustrations, some full-page; brown cloth, printed in black; boards cocked and lightly soiled, text clean, very good. According to the preface, "the first attempt to present a drawing-room conjuring entertainment in the guise of a connected story."... More
London: George Routledge & Sons Limited, 1901. Third edition, 4, 123, [1]; printed in black and red, text illustrations throughout, modern blue cloth with original spine and front cover laid down, upper board rubbed, text clean, good. 63 different patience games. First published as Illustriertes Buch der Patiencen. More
London: Robert Baldwin, 1850. New edition, corrected,"" 8vo, xvi & 530pp., spine faded and chipped at extremities, otherwise a very good copy. More
Philadelphia: Carey, Lea, & Carey, 1828. First edition, 4to, pp. [7], 8-12, plus 49 leaves of tables; text a bit toned, else a very good copy in later calf-backed marbled boards. Lewis was assisted in the Greek by George Long, and in the German by George Blaettermann. The [41] leaves..... More
[Godalming]: the Pendomer Press, [1978]. First edition, 4to, pp. 136; illus. throughout; fine in original brown cloth and near fine jacket with a short, closed tear on the rear panel. Review copy with slip and prospectus laid in. The first book devoted to Nash. More
