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Gentleman's Magazine Volume 53 page 35 Ferguson Blair Letter Exchange
Letter exchange in Gentleman's Magazine discussing Authenticity of Poems; includes purported transcription and translation of Ancient Erse Song: a Dialogue between St. Patrick and Ossian
Gentleman's Magazine Volume 53 page 36 Ferguson Blair Letter Exchange
Letter exchange in Gentleman's Magazine discussing Authenticity of Poems; includes purported transcription and translation of Ancient Erse Song: a Dialogue between St. Patrick and Ossian
German bookseller slip. Regla de la Sagrada Orden de Penitencia.
Paper insert describing the book.
Gisele Freund photographing Joyce and Adrienne Monnier before Sylvia Beach's bookshop "Shakespeare and Co." rue de l'Odeon
Inscription verso: "Gisèle Freund photographing Jyce and Adrienne Monnier before Sylvia Beach's bookshop Shakespeare and Co. rue de l'Odéon"
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Glassco childhood photo
Childhood photo of Glassco with brother David and nursemaid, 1910. Included in Brian Busby's A Gentleman of Pleasure provided courtesy of UVic Libraries.
Glassco photo, Taylor, and McAlmon, summer 1929.
Photo of Glassco, Taylor, and McAlmon, summer 1929. Included in Brian Busby's A Gentleman of Pleasure provided courtesy of UVic Libraries.
Glassco photograph with Taylor and Sibley Dreis, Nice, 1929
Photograph of Glassco, Taylor, and Sibley Dreis, Nice, 1929. Included in Brian Busby's A Gentleman of Pleasure provided courtesy of UVic Libraries.
Glassco portrait, Memoirs of Montparnasse, illustration by Adolf Dehn, Paris, 1928.
Illustrated portrait of Glassco included in Memoirs of Montparnasse by Adolf Dehn, Paris 1928.
Glassco, school portrait, 1923.
Glassco's school portrait, 1923. Included in Brian Busby's A Gentleman of Pleasure provided courtesy of UVic Libraries.
Glassco's Venus in Furs-introduction placed at Foster, Quebec in June 1965.
End of Glassco's introduction shows his name, the date (June, 1965), and place (Foster, Quebec).
Glassco's Venus in Furs- hard-bound slip-cased copy no. 4 of special series.
The hardbound marble boarded design by Brian Brett was published in an edition of 1,500 copies. Twenty-six hardbound, slip-cased copies of this special series were lettered from A to Z and signed by Glassco as translator.
Glassco's Venus in Furs-Franz Buchholz illustration-Male/male sado-masochism.
Original illustrations by Franz Buchholz from the 1870 edition. This one portrays male-male sado-masochism/bound and whipped.
Glassco's Venus in Furs-Franz Buchholz illustration-Venus out of furs.
Original illustrations by Franz Buchholz from the 1870 edition. This one portrays Venus without her furs.
Glassco's Venus in Furs-Franz Buchholz illustration-whipping scene.
Original illustrations by Franz Buchholz from the 1870 edition. This one portrays the protagonist bound and whipped by three of his mistress's servants.
Glassco's Venus in Furs-printing details.
Front matter contains printing and design details of the special series.
Glassco's Venus in Furs-signature on copy no. 4.
John Glassco's signature on copy no. 4 of 26 special editions.
Glassco's Venus in Furs-Standing cover.
Standing cover shows hardbound marble boarded design as well as cut (with some uncut) pages.