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Foulis, T.N. - Edinburgh Publishing House

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Foulis, T.N. - Edinburgh Publishing House
A very large collection of books published by the press
Over 1000 books, including: Brown, Dr John. Jeems the Doorkeeper & Other Essays, 1912, vellum gilt;Graham, Clementina Stirling. Mystifications, 1911, vellum gilt;Macleod, Rev. Dr Norman. The Gold Thread, 1911, vellum gilt;Letters of John Keats, 1908, vellum gilt, purple silk endpapers;Crockett, W.S. The Scott Originals, 1912, vellum gilt;Ramsay, Edward Bannerman - “Dean Ramsay”. Reminiscences of Scottish Life & Character, [n.d.], 8vo, number 54 of 250 copies on hand-made paper, original vellum gilt with knapp edges;St John, Charles. Wild Sports & Natural History of the Highlands, 1919. Large 8vo, original vellum gilt;Brangwyn, Frank, illustrator. The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, 1919. Large 8vo, original orange vellum;Burns, Robert. The Songs & Poems, 1912. 8vo, original vellum gilt;another copy in cloth;King, Jessie M., cover designer - Alfred Rawlings & Warrington Hogg, illustrators. The Book of Old Sundials & their Mottoes, 1914, with dust-jacket;King, Jessie M., cover designer - Margaret Waterfield, illustrator. Corners of Grey Old Gardens,1914, with dust-jacket; [Another copy], 1922, embossed red brushed calf, original box; The City of the West, 1911; The Grey City, 1922; Robert Louis Stevenson. Memories, 1922; Dwellings of an Old World Town, 1909; The Legends of Flowers…, 1908;Various envelope booklets designed by King:Rubaiyat of Omar Khayya'm; Poems of Adel Procter; The Dream of Gerontius; Friendship; Rabbi Ben Ezra; The Spell of the Open Air; Hand & Soul; A Little Book of Sundial Mottoes; Selected Poems of Lindsay Gordon; Some Poems by Tom Pringle; The Blessed Damozel; St Paul; Aucassin & Nicolette; Crawford, J.H. The Wild Flowers, 1909, original brown cloth gilt;Cardinal Manning. Little Flowers of St. Francis, 1915, original gilt pictorial boards;Bone, Stephen & Gertrude. Of the Western Isles, 1925, original quarter vellum;Kakuzo, Okakura. The Book of Tea, 1919. Tall 8vo, dust-jacket;Billings, R.W. The Baronial and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Scotland, 1908. 4 volumes, 4to, original cloth, neatly rebacked;The Blue Blanket: An Edinburgh Civic Review, for 1912, 4 volumes (1, 3 and 4 duplicated) 8vo editions in original blue wrappers, and other ephemeral material;and 972 others; sold as a collection not subject to return (1019)
A very extensive collection of books published by T.N. Foulis, started in 1989 comprising the library of the co-author of the bibliography and history of T.N. Foulis: T.N. Foulis. The history and bibliography of an Edinburgh publishing house, 1998.T.N. Foulis was the Edinburgh and London publishing house who produced more than 400 titles during the period 1904-25. As publishers, Foulis were noted for the high quality of their output, their attention to production details and their use of the best illustrators of the day. Foremost amongst these were Jessie M. King, W. Russell Flint, Joseph Pennell, Frank Brangwyn, F. Cayley Robinson, Joseph Simpson and Katharine Cameron. Many of the books in the collection carry the “hallmarks of a Foulis book - the buckram binding, tipped-in color plates, elegant Auriol typeface, rose-watermarked paper…” An impressive selection of the coveted ‘envelope books’ is also included, along with several finely bound vellum editions from the press's output.
Foulis, T.N. - Edinburgh Publishing House
A very large collection of books published by the press
Over 1000 books, including: Brown, Dr John. Jeems the Doorkeeper & Other Essays, 1912, vellum gilt;Graham, Clementina Stirling. Mystifications, 1911, vellum gilt;Macleod, Rev. Dr Norman. The Gold Thread, 1911, vellum gilt;Letters of John Keats, 1908, vellum gilt, purple silk endpapers;Crockett, W.S. The Scott Originals, 1912, vellum gilt;Ramsay, Edward Bannerman - “Dean Ramsay”. Reminiscences of Scottish Life & Character, [n.d.], 8vo, number 54 of 250 copies on hand-made paper, original vellum gilt with knapp edges;St John, Charles. Wild Sports & Natural History of the Highlands, 1919. Large 8vo, original vellum gilt;Brangwyn, Frank, illustrator. The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, 1919. Large 8vo, original orange vellum;Burns, Robert. The Songs & Poems, 1912. 8vo, original vellum gilt;another copy in cloth;King, Jessie M., cover designer - Alfred Rawlings & Warrington Hogg, illustrators. The Book of Old Sundials & their Mottoes, 1914, with dust-jacket;King, Jessie M., cover designer - Margaret Waterfield, illustrator. Corners of Grey Old Gardens,1914, with dust-jacket; [Another copy], 1922, embossed red brushed calf, original box; The City of the West, 1911; The Grey City, 1922; Robert Louis Stevenson. Memories, 1922; Dwellings of an Old World Town, 1909; The Legends of Flowers…, 1908;Various envelope booklets designed by King:Rubaiyat of Omar Khayya'm; Poems of Adel Procter; The Dream of Gerontius; Friendship; Rabbi Ben Ezra; The Spell of the Open Air; Hand & Soul; A Little Book of Sundial Mottoes; Selected Poems of Lindsay Gordon; Some Poems by Tom Pringle; The Blessed Damozel; St Paul; Aucassin & Nicolette; Crawford, J.H. The Wild Flowers, 1909, original brown cloth gilt;Cardinal Manning. Little Flowers of St. Francis, 1915, original gilt pictorial boards;Bone, Stephen & Gertrude. Of the Western Isles, 1925, original quarter vellum;Kakuzo, Okakura. The Book of Tea, 1919. Tall 8vo, dust-jacket;Billings, R.W. The Baronial and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Scotland, 1908. 4 volumes, 4to, original cloth, neatly rebacked;The Blue Blanket: An Edinburgh Civic Review, for 1912, 4 volumes (1, 3 and 4 duplicated) 8vo editions in original blue wrappers, and other ephemeral material;and 972 others; sold as a collection not subject to return (1019)
A very extensive collection of books published by T.N. Foulis, started in 1989 comprising the library of the co-author of the bibliography and history of T.N. Foulis: T.N. Foulis. The history and bibliography of an Edinburgh publishing house, 1998.T.N. Foulis was the Edinburgh and London publishing house who produced more than 400 titles during the period 1904-25. As publishers, Foulis were noted for the high quality of their output, their attention to production details and their use of the best illustrators of the day. Foremost amongst these were Jessie M. King, W. Russell Flint, Joseph Pennell, Frank Brangwyn, F. Cayley Robinson, Joseph Simpson and Katharine Cameron. Many of the books in the collection carry the “hallmarks of a Foulis book - the buckram binding, tipped-in color plates, elegant Auriol typeface, rose-watermarked paper…” An impressive selection of the coveted ‘envelope books’ is also included, along with several finely bound vellum editions from the press's output.

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