128. Verse. Melbourne : Frank Wilmot [ie: Furnley Maurice],1929 – 1933. 24 issues. Vol. 1, No. 1 – Vol. 4, No. 24(complete). Small folio, decorated wrappers, old verticalfolds. An ephemeral literary periodical, contributorsinclude Mary Gilmore, Robert Croll, Frederick Macartney,Dora Wilcox as well as other little-known local writers.$660125. Propertius in Love. Done into English from the Latin byJack Lindsay with XVIII illustrations by Norman Lindsay.For subscribers only. London : The Fanfrolico Press, 1927.Quarto, gilt-lettered quarter morocco with illustratedvellum boards (slight warping, as in all cases), printedon hand-made paper, with eighteen Norman Lindsayillustrations, light scattered foxing, etched bookplate fornotable Lindsay collector Kaz Posney on front pastedown.Limited to 60 copies signed by Jack Lindsay. One of therarest titles from the Fanfrolico Press, sold out beforepublication at the original price of £15.15s, and a rarecommercial success for the press. An additional 15 copieswere printed for the overseas market. Arnold 13. $2750126. NEILSON, Shaw. New Poems. Sydney: The Bookfellow,1927. Quarto, printed wrappers, portrait frontispiece,35pp. Printed in an edition of 350 copies. $200127. A homage to Sappho. Made by Norman and Jack Lindsay.London : The Fanfrolico Press, 1928. Quarto, vellum overbevelled boards with title and Lindsay decoration ingold, 64pp., all edges gilt, illustrated with fifteen originaletchings by Norman Lindsay. Limited to 70 signed copies.Slight warping to the boards (as frequent), tiny nick to thefoot of the spine, else fine. One of the finest <strong>Australia</strong>nprivate press books, a beautiful production. $16,500129. BISSELL, Harvey S. Cruising with the Wanderlusters :wherein the real South Seas is disclosed. Los Angeles :Saturday Night Publishing Company, 1930. Octavo, boundin tapa cloth covered boards, embossed title & illustration,230pp, maps on endpapers, photographic plates. $25032
130. FEINT, Adrian. Bookplate for Thelma Cecily Clune. 1932.Hand coloured woodblock, signed by the artist andnumbered 33/50. One of Feint’s finest bookplates, scarce.$750131. LÉVY-BRUHL, Lucien. La mythologie primitive : le mondemythique des australiens et des papous. Paris : LibrairieFélix Alcan, 1935. First edition. Octavo, printed paperwrappers, 331pp, photographic plates. $100132. ROSS, Roselle. Kankie Kangaroo … who couldn’t hop. NewYork : Maxton Publishers, 1945. Illustrated by Charles E.Bracker, covers by Paul Kaloda. Folio, die cut cards in theshape of a kangaroo with a joey piece inserted in thepouch, 16pp, small creases to edges, illustrated. Scarcechildren’s book in the shape of a kangaroo. Not in Muir.$185133. BARNETT, P. Neville. Figure Prints of Japan. Sydney : BeaconPress, 1948. Large quarto (450mm tall), white vellumover gilt-lettered white silk covered boards, decoratedendpapers, 54pp. On hand-made paper with numeroustipped-in Japanese woodcuts. Limited to 100 copies, thisone of the 40 Standard De-Luxe Editions, signed by theauthor, this copy out of series.Sydney based private press publisher P. Neville Barnett’slegacy is defined by his two great passions – <strong>Australia</strong>nbookplates and the woodblock prints of Japan. In thislarge volume, the rarest title out of the handful Barnettpublished on the subject, he discusses the aesthetic of theJapanese figurative woodblock, a bold topic in the wake of<strong>Australia</strong>’s involvement in the war. Barnett typically issuedhis books in three versions – Author’s Presentation, SpecialDeluxe and Standard Deluxe, however the last phrase isalways more deluxe than standard in its quality. Six copiesrecorded in <strong>Australia</strong>n institutions. $285033
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