London: Jacob Tonson, 1701 and 1700, respectively. Combined Edition. Folio; Poems [xx] + 232pp; Fables [xxxx] + 566pp. Cambridge-style calf binding: raised spine bands, originally with gilt ornaments in each compartment; upper and lower panels are tooled with central concentric decorative rectangular frames and ornaments in blind at the four..... More

Cooperstown, NY: H. & E. Phinney, 1828. "H. & E. Phinney's Stereotype Edition." Small square octavo (14.5cm.); publisher's full sheep, gilt-lettered spine, all edges stained yellow; 400pp.; text in double columns. Boards a bit scuffed with a number of faint surface scratches and some soil, several ownership inscriptions, both contemporary..... More

Dublin: William Porter, 1795. Volume Two only. Octavo. 542 pages plus index. Full contemporary tree calf with red and black leather labels and gilt lettering to spine. Pindar was the pseudonym for John Wolcot, the English satirist. Worn at edges, joints, and along spine, but binding is sound..... More

New-York: Leavitt, Trow & Co., 1849. Large octavo (23cm.); full contemporary sheep, gilt spine in five compartments, black gilt-lettered morocco spine onlay, all edges marbled; iv,xv,[1],cxli,[3],425,[1],12pp.; steel engraved portrait frontispiece (tissue guard). Light scuffing to leather at extremities, short hairline split at head of upper joint, some toning and foxing..... More