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1612. SABINE, (William Henry Waldo). "Guido and the Girls." Second edition. Harrogate: Quess Press, 1933. 8vo. pp. 141. No. 231 of 750 copies. Original buckram. (30 January 1963.) P.C. 15.de.29.
1613. (Another edition.) "Guido and the Girls." (The Fourth edition.) Illustrated by Ellen Borcherding. Harrogate: Quess Press, ,1934. 8vo. pp. 141. Frontispiece and 6 plates. No. 395 of 1950 copies. This edition has variations to the text of the preceding. (27 February 1952.) P.C. 15.df.5.
"Guido and the Girls" was prosecuted in 1934 and its author fined ₤500 for publishing an obscene libel, the subject of which was Lord Halifax (1881-1959) who was satirized as a religious maniac. Notices of the trial will be found in The Times for the 4th and 6th of December 1934. The British Library have another copy of each of the above editions at Cup. 1000.aaa.2. and Cup. 1000.c.5, respectively. A copy of a third, revised, edition (1933) is at Cup. 1000.aaa.3. and a 'Private' edition (also 1933) is at Cup. 1000.aaa.i.
1614. SÄBY, (Arne), pseud. "Pojkslukerskan." The Elephant Press. (Stockholm, 1968.) 8vo. pp. 144. Ten plates, two of which are double-page. Original wrappers preserved. (- June 1968.) P.C. 15.df.12.
1615. SACKVILLE, (Charles), pseud. "Mr. Howard goes Yachting" and subjects to his voluptuous caprices with young Ladies captured and imprisoned on board. With six beautiful Illustrations. Price ₤2.2.0. London-Paris: Printed for Subscribers only, 1908. (Paris, ?Charles Carrington.)
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8vo. pp. 158. Six plates. Out of sequence of 300 Copies. Text encadre. Dawes Bequest. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.g.23.
1616. SACKVILLE, (Charles). "Whipping as a Fine Art," being an Account of exquisite and refined Chastisement inflicted by Mr. Howard on grown-up Schoolgirls ... price ₤1.10. London-Paris: 1909. (Paris, ?Charles Carrington.) 8vo. pp. II2. One of 250 unnumbered copies. Text encadré. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.cc.25.
1617. SACQUARD DE BELLEROCHE, (Maude). "Noisette. La Jeune Parque." (Paris, 1971.) 8vo. pp. 182. Original wrappers preserved. (15 January 1972.) P.C. 25.a.86.
Two other works by the same author and from the same publisher are in the British Library: "L'Ordinatrice?" (1968) and "L'Ordinatrice seconde" (1969). The pressmarks arc x. 908/17389 and x. 908/20379.
- SADE, (Donatien-Alphonse-François), Marquis dc. 1740-1514.
1618. "JUSTINE, OU LES MALHEURS DE LA VERTU." En Hollande (Paris) : chez les libraires associés (J. V. Girouard), 1791. 8vo. Two volumes, pp. 283, 191. Frontispiece by Chéry. Imperfect; wanting the preliminary leaf 'Avis de l'Editeur'l'Explication dc l'Estampe' (pp. I and 2, unnumbered). P.C. 30.0.17.
1619. "(Justine, 1791.)" (A photocopy of pp. (1, 2)) P.C. 30.e.17a.
1620. "(Another copy of the preceding.)" P.C. 30.c.17b.
The preceding two items were presented to the BL by Mr. J. B. Rund of New York, who possessed the only known copy of the 1791 edition of Justine with the unnumbered preliminary leaf. This volume has subsequently been sold to a collector in Europe.
1621. (Another edition.) "Justine" ... Troisième édition, corrigée et augmentée. Tome Premier (- Second). À Philadelphie (Paris) : 1794. 12mo. Two volumes. pp. 288, 252. Two frontispieces and four plates. Imperfect; wanting 3 of the plates. This is actually the 4th edition. P.C. 30.a.2.
1622. (Another edition.) "Justine" ... Seconde édition (sic), corrigée et augmentée. Tome Premier (- Quatrième). En Hollande (Paris) : 1797. 12mo. pp. 143, 143, 142, 141. Frontispiece to each volume. P.C. 30.a.3.
1623. (Another edition.) "Justine" ... Paris: Isidore Liseux, 1884. 8vo. pp. 337. Cloth-backed boards with original wrappers laid down. No. 12 of 150 copies. The title on the wrapper is given as: Liber Sadicus. P.C. 31.k.4.
1624. "(Justine, ou les Malheurs de la vertu.)" "Opus Sadicuin". A Philosophical Romance for the first time translated from the origina Frence (Hollan, 1791) With an engraved frontispiece. Paris: Isiadore Liseaux, 189. 8vo. pp viii, 392. Original wrappers preserved. The translation is by the publisher. (23 April 1889.) PC. 27.a.38.
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1625. (Another copy.) "Opus Sadicum" ... Paris: Isidore Liseux, 1889. 8vo. pp. viii. 392. Frontispiece. T. J. Wise's copy, with his bookplate. Pasted onto the recto of a blank preliminary is a clipping from an unidentified bibliographical work describing what appears to be this copy of Opus Sadicum and stating that it contains an A.L.S. of Sade together with a 'long letter dated July 8th 1874, from Swinburne to Watts-Dunton.' If this is indeed the copy described in the clipping, both the letters are now missing. P.C. 30.1.3. (Ashley 4464)
1626. (Another edition.) "Justine" ... Préface de Georges Bataille. Frontispice de Hans Bellmer. Le Soleil noir. (Paris, 1950.) 8vo. Two volumes in one. pp. xxviii. 215, 150. Limited to 940 copies, of which this is no. 386 on vélin Plutnex. (24 November 1953.) P.C. 15.e.2.
1627. (Another edition.) "Justine" ... A New Translation by Helen Weaver. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons (1966). 8vo. pp. xxii. 291. Publisher's cloth. J. B. Rund's copy, with his bookplate. The Introduction is signed: C D. B. Bryan. (3i December 1973.) P.C. 28.a.54.
1628. "LA NOUVELLE JUSTINE," ou les Malheurs de la vertu. Ouvrage orné d'un frontispice et de quarante sujets gravés avec soin. Tome Premier (- Quatrième). En Hollande (Paris) : 1791. 12mo. Four volumes. pp. 315, 321, 312 (i.e., 321), 331. Imperfect; wanting the plates which have been replaced by a set of lithographs of a later date. P.C. 30.a.4.
1629. "La Nouvelle Justine" ... suivie de l'Histoire de Juliette, sa soeur. Ouvrage orné d'un frontispice et de cent sujets gravés avec soin .. . Tome Cinquième (- Dixième). En Hollande (Paris) : 1797. 12mo. Six volumes. pp. 371, 360, 357, 3 71 , 370 and 352. Sixty plates. The numeration of the volumes continues that of La Nouvelle Justine, published separately in this edition and entered above. (6 April 1889.) P.C. 27.a.37.
1630. "La Nouvelle Justine" ... Ouvrage orné d'un frontispice et de 4o sujets gravés avec soin. Tome Premier (- Quatrième). En Hollande: 1797. (Brussels? c. 1860.) 12mo. Four volumes. pp. viii. 347, 3 51 , 356, 366. Frontispiece and 40 plates. Tipped into this edition is a sheet of foolscap paper on which is a handwritten list of the plates together with a similar list of the plates to the edition of Juliette preceding. P.C. 27.a.36.
1631. (La Nouvelle Justine, pt. I.) "Histoire de Justine" ... illustrée de 44 gravures sur acier. Tome Premier (- Quatrième). En Hollande: 1797. (Brussels: Jules Gay, 1870.) 12mo. Fours volumes in two. pp. 347, 351, 356, 366. Imperfect; wanting the plates. (7 December 1885.) P.C. 27.a.II.
1632. "Histoire de Juliette ou les Prospérités du vice." Illustrée de soixante gravures sur acier. Tome Premier (- Cinquième). En Hollande: 1797.
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(1900?) 8vo. Five volumes. pp. 371, 360, 357, 371, 369. In this edition the plates are bound up together in a separate volume. Imperfect; wanting volume six and eight of the plates. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.cc.21.
1633. "Justine und Juliette." Die Leiden der Tugend und Die Wonnen des Lasters. Ins Deutsche übertragen von Raoul Haller. Erster Band (Vierter). (n.p.:) Gedruckt im Auflag des Subskri ptions-Gesellscl: ft zur Herausgabe des Werkes. (1905.) 8vo. Four volumes. pp. 433, 407, 270. The fourth volume, containing 103 plates, is paginated. Original dark blue cloth, gilt. No. 166 of 550 copies. P.C. 15.a.16.
1634. (La Nouvelle Justine, pt. 2.) "Juliette." Translated by Austryn Wain-house. New York: Grove Press, 1968. 8vo. pp. x, 1205. Publisher's black cloth, and in a slipcase made to the order of Mr. J. B. Rund whose bookplate is inserted into this volume. (30 April 1974.) P.C. 16.1.12.
1635. (Another edition.) "Juliette" ... New York: Grove Press, 1968. 8vo. pp. x.1205.Original wrappers preserved. (30 April 1970.) P.C. 25.b.22.
This translation of Juliette first appeared, in part, at Paris between 1958-65 as volumes 52-58 of the Traveller's Companion series published by the Olympia Press. At this time, Mr. Wainhouse employed the pseudonym 'Pieralessandro Casavini.' Volume 6 (T.C. no. 57) had the credit for the translation shared jointly between 'Casavini' and John Crombie (?Richard Seaver), while volume 7 (T.C. no. 58) was entirely the work of Crombie.
1636. (La Nouvelle Justine, pt. 1. Extract.) "Histoire de Jérôme." Illustrée d'eaux-fortes originales rehaussées de couleurs, par un artiste inconnu. Paris: chez tous les libraires, 1936. 4to. pp. 124. Frontispiece, eleven plates and with erotic vignettes in the text, all coloured. Original cream wrappers, printed in blue, in card folder and slip-case as issued. Edges uncut. No. 123 of 325 copies. (15 October 1958.) P.C. 16.l.5.
1637. "LA PHILOSOPHIE DANS LE BOUDOIR." Ouvrage posthume de l'auteur de Justine. Tome Premier. A Londres (Paris) : Aux dépens de la compagnie, 1795. 12mo. pp. 180. Frontispiece and two plates, all coloured. Imperfect; wanting volume 2 which is replaced by vol. 2 of a later edition, c. 1800. See the entry following. P.C. 31.c.21.
1638. "La Philosophie dans le boudoir" ... Tome Second. À Londres: Aux dépens de la compagnie, 1795. (Paris, c. 1800.) 12mo. pp. 214. Two plates, inserted. P.C. 31.c.21a.
1639. (Another edition.) "La Philosophie dans le boudoir" ... Tome Second. Londres: Aux dépens de la compagnie, 1795. (Paris? c. 1835.) 12mo. pp. 216. Three plates. Imperfect; wanting volume 1. P.C. 30.k.14.
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1640. (Another edition.) "La Philosophie dans le boudoir". Ouvrage posthume de l'auteur de Justine et Julliette (sic) et le Marquis de Sade. Tome Premier (- Second). Â Londres: chez le marchands de nouveautés. (Brussels? c. 1860.) 8vo. Two volumes in one, pp. 127, 159. Two coloured plates. Dawes Bequest. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.a.7.
1641. (Another edition.) "La Philosophie dans le boudoir" ou les Instituteurs libertins. Dialogues destinés à l'éducation des jeunes demoiselles .. . Tome Premier (- Second). Londres: Aux dépens de la compagnie, 1795. (Brussels: Auguste Poulet-Malassis, 1868.) 12mo. Two volumes in one. pp. 208, 262. Frontispiece and four plates. L'Er fer dates this edition 1866, but according to the Bulletin Trimestriel, a periodical published by Poulet-Malassis and listing for the most part his own clandestine publications, it was published in early 1868. (See: Bull. Trim. no. 3, April 5, 1868.) P.C. 30.c.25/1.
1642. (Another edition.) "La Philosophie dans le boudoir" ... Amsterdam: 1860. (Brussels: Auguste Brancart, c. 1882.) 8vo. pp. 270. (10 April 1884.) P.C. 26.a.1.
My reason for feeling that this edition is one of Brancart's publications is that the titlepage is graced by a vignette showing a satyr fellating himself, an odd device that appears on many of Brancart's books. The imprint is rather prophetic as Brancart in fact moved his publishing business to Amsterdam about 1886.
1643. (Another edition.) "La Philosophie dans le boudoir." Précédée d'une étude sur le Marquis de Sade et son oeuvre par Helpey, Bibliographe Poitevin (Louis Perceau). A Vincennes: pour le Groupe des Etudes Sadistes. (Paris: ?Jean Texcier, 1948.) 8vo. pp. 245. Limited to 465 copies, lettered and numbered, of which this is no. 133 of 350 on vélin pur fil du Marais. Original front wrapper only preserved. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 31.h.41.
1644. (Another edition.) "La Philosophie dans le boudoir" ... A Definitive French Text, collated with the Original edition of 1795 and edited for the first time with an Introduction, Bibliography, Notes Literary and Sociological, and appendices. London: 1950. 8vo. pp. xvi. 230. Frontispiece and two plates. Limited to 525 copies, this being no. 557 (sic). Original front wrapper only preserved. (29 September 1953.) P.C. 19.a.35. (Orig. Cup. 366.aa.43.).
1645. (La Philosophie dans le boudoir.) "Le Boudoir de la Philosophie." (Paris: Centre de Créativité, 1968.) 4to. ff. 50. Reproduced from typewriting; the text printed on the rectos only. Originally published in an edition of 20 copies in 1965, this copy is part of a seconde tirage issued on 18 April 1968. The text is an abridgement of Sade's La Philosophie dans le boudoir with words coined by Maurice Lemaître replacing some of
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Sade's words. (15 July 1968.) P.C. 13.f.3.
A translation of La Philosophie dans le boudoir, done by 'Pieralessandro Casavini' (i.e., Austryn Wainhouse), was published at Paris in May 1953 by the Olympia Press who later reprinted it as volume 49 of their Traveller's Companion series. In this latter form it appeared at least three times, in 1957, 1960 and 1965.
1646. "LES 120 JOURNÉES DE SODOME," ou l'École du libertinage ... publié pour la première fois d'après le manuscrit originale, avec des annotations scientifiques par le Dr. Eugène Dühren (Iwan Bloch). Paris (Berlin) : Club des bibliophiles (Max Harrwitz), 1904. Large 8vo. pp. 543. Limited to 200 copies, of which this is one of 5 on Whatman. Original vellum boards, gilt. Dawes Bequest. This is the FIRST EDITION of this text. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.e.1.
1647. (Les 120 Journées de Sodome.) "Die Hundertzwanzig Tage von Sodom oder:" Die Schule der Ausschweifung ... Erste und vollständige Übertragung aus dem Französischen von Karl von Haverland. Leipzig: Privatdruck, 1909. 4to. Two volumes. pp. 254, 284. Erotic vignettes by Karl Maria Diez. No. 510 of 650 copies. Publisher's leather, gilt. (12 April 1911.) P.C. 31.k.3.
1648. (Another copy.) "Die Hundertzwanzig Tage von Sodom" ... Leipzig: 1909. 4to. Two volumes. No. 224 of 650 copies. Publisher's leather, gilt. (14 April 1923.) P.C. 31.k.24.
1649. (Another edition.) "Les 120 Journées de Sodome" ... Edition critique, établie sur le manuscrit originale autographe par Maurice Heine. Tome Premier (- Troisième). À Paris: par S(tendhal) & C(ompagnie) aux dépens des bibliophiles souscripteurs, 1931, 5. 4to. Three volumes, pp. xvi, 498, pagination continuous. Frontispiece. Limited to 376 copies this being no. 213 of 300 on Rives d la forme. Original wrappers preserved. Dawes Bequest. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.e.2.
1650. (Another edition.) "Les 120 Journées de Sodome" ... Tome I (- Iv). Bruxelles: (Paris: J.J. Pauvert) 1948. 8vo. Four volumes. pp. 105, 162, 224, 125. Limited to 750 copies, each volume of the present copy having a different limitation number. (24 November 1953.) P.C. 15.e.1.
1651. (Les 120 Journées de Sodome.) "The 120 Days of Sodom," or, The Romance of the School for Libertinage. Being an English rendering ... by Pieralessandro Casavini (Austryn Wainhouse), with an Essay by Georges Bataille. Paris: The Olympia Press (1954) . 8vo. pp. 575. Original pink wrappers preserved. This text was later reprinted, in 1957 and 1962, in three volumes by the Olympia Press as no. so in their Traveller's Companion series. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.h.34
1652. "(Les 120 Journées de Sodome. Extract.)" Francon Duclos. "The Memoirs of a Paris Madame.
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Translation and Introduction by Paul J. Gillette, Ph.D. Los Angeles: Holloway House (1967). 8vo. pp. 224. Original wrappers preserved. (30 April 1973.) P.C. 22.aa.23.
1653. (Another copy.) Francon Duclos. "The Memoirs of a Paris madame" ... Los Angeles, (1967). 8vo. pp. 224. Original wrappers preserved. (31 October 1969.) P.C. 27.a.67.
- SADE, (D.-A.-F.), Marquis de. Selections, and Collected editions.
1654. "The Complete Justine," Philosophy in the Bedroom, and other writings. Compiled and translated by Richard Seaver and Austryn Wainhouse with introductions by Jean Paulhan ... & Maurice Blanchot. New York: Grove Press (1965). 8vo. pp. xxii, 7S3. Eight plates. Publisher's cloth, with slipcase made to the order of Mr. J. B. Rund whose bookplate the volume carries. Presentation copy from Richard Seaver to Rund. (30 April 1974.) P.C. 16.1.13.
1655. (Another edition.) "The Complete Justine", etc. New York: Grove Press (1966). 8vo. pp. xvi. 752. Original wrappers preserved. (15 December 1967.) P.C. 17.a.38.
1656. (Another copy.) "The Complete Justine", etc. New York: Grove Press (1966). 8vo. pp. xvi, 752. Original wrappers preserved. P.C. 28.b.33.
1657. "The 120 Days of Sodom and other writings." Compiled and translated by Austryn Wainhouse & Richard Seaver, with introductions by Simone de Beauvoir & Pierre Klossowski. New York: Grove Press (1966). 8vo. pp. xii, 799. Publisher's cloth, with slipcase made to the order of Mr. J. B. Rund. With Mr. Rund's bookplate and a dedication to him from Richard Seaver. (30 April 1974.) P.C. 16.1.11.
1658. (Another issue.) "The 120 Days of Sodom and other writings" .. . New York: Grove Press (c. 1968). 8vo. pp. xii, 799. Publisher's cloth. (30 July 1976.) P.C. 16.1.10.
1659. "OEUVRES CHOISIES ET PAGES MAGISTRALES" du Marquis de Sade, publiées, commentées et annotées par Maurice Heine. Tome 1. À Paris: Aux éditions du Trianon (1933). 8vo. pp. lxviii, 254, (lxix)-lxxvi. Frontispiece designed and engraved by G. Gorvel. Limited to 786 copies, lettered and numbered, of which this is one of 10 on Hollande signed by the editor. Text encadré. In yellow card cartonnage and slip case, as issued, with wrappers bound in. No more published. Dawes Bequest. Inserted into this copy is an A.L.S. (dated 30 September 1933) from Heine to C. R. Dawes and a prospectus for the series. The book also has a Ms dedication to Dawes from Heine. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.d.4.
1660. "OEUVRES COMPLETES du Marquis de Sade". Edition définitive. Tome Premier (- Quinzième). À Paris: Cercle du livre Précieux (Claude Tchou), 1962-1964. 8vo. Fifteen volumes. 360 plates. Publisher's embossed
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cloth. Contents: Vols. i, 2. Vie du marquis de Sade by Gilbert Lély. - Vol. 3. Justine ou les Malheurs de la vertu, with prefaces by A. Hesnard and Maurice Heine; La Philosophie dans le boudoir, with a preface by Pierre Klossowski. - Vols. 4, s. Aline et Valcour, with a preface by Paul Fabre. - Vols. 6-9. La Nouvelle Justine ... suivie de l'Histoire de Juliette, sa soeur. Prefaces by Maurice Blanchot, Bataille, Klossowski and Heine. - Vol. io. Les Crimes de l'amour. Prefaces by Fabre and Klossowski. - Vol. ii. La marquise de Gange, opuscules politiques, et d'Oxtiern ou les Malheurs du libertinage. Prefaces by Pierre Naville, Camille Schuwer and Gaëtan Picon. - Vol. 12. Correspondance, 1759-1814. Preface and Postface by Gilbert Lély. - Vol. 13. Les lao journées de Sodome. Prefaces by Heine, Hesnard, Henri Pastoureau and Klossowski. - Vol. 14. Opuscules: Historiettes, contes et fabliaux, Les Infortunes de la vertu. Prefaces by Heine and Antoine Adam. - Vol. i s. Histoire secrète d'Isabelle de Bavière. Notes littéraires. Notes pour les Journées de Florbelle. Adélaide de Brunswick. Postface de J. J. Brochier. This edition of the complete works is limited to 2,000 copies, but only volume i is numbered (no. 1339) the remainder being out of series. P.C. 14- e. i.
- SADE, (D.-A.-F.), Marquis de. Supposititious or doubtful works.
i661. "LA COURTISANE ANAPHRODITE", ou la Pucelle libertine. Par le marquis de Sade. Avignon: 1787. (Brussels: Vital-Puissant, c. 1870.) 12mo. pp. 39. Frontispiece, unsigned. One of 'so unnumbered copies on vergé. P.C. 31.C.32.
1662. "ZOLOÉ ET SES DEUX ACOLYTHES," ou Quelques décades de la vie de trois jolies femmes; histoire véritable du siècle dernier: par Un contemporain. A Turin: se trouve d Paris, chez tous les marchands de nouveautés. De l'imprimerie de l'auteur, Messidor, anvni (i800). 12mo. pp. 142. Frontispiece engravedbyLepagelet. (6November 1879.) P.C. 17.a.14.
1663. (Another edition.) "Zoloé et ses deux acolytes" ... A Turin: Thermidor, an vui. (Brussels: Poulet-Malassis, 1870.) 8vo. pp. 178. The text of Zoloé is followed by reprints of one of Sade's revolutionary pamphlets and his celebrated reply to the strictures of the journalist Villeterque, whom Sade refers to as a 'folliculaire', concerning his collection of tales entitled Les Crimes de l'amour. Imperfect; wanting the two preliminary essays (by Brunet and Lacroix) called for in the Table. (10 April 1884.) P.C. 31.c.35.
1664. (Another edition.) "Zoloé et ses deux acolytes" ... Paris: Bibliothèque des curieux (1922). i2mo. pp. 181. Original wrappers preserved. Dawes Bequest. Part of the series Le Coffret du bibliophile. The date is taken from the wrapper. Limited to 10 copies on Japon impérial, numbered 1-10, also 500 copies on Arches numbered 761-1260. The present copy is no. 1176 of 500 on Arches. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.a.6.
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1665. (Another copy.) "Zoloé et ses deux acolytes" ... Paris: (1922). 12mo. pp. 181. The notice of limitation is the same as the copy preceding, this being no. 767 (sic) of 500 on Arches. (24 November 1953.) P.C. 23.a.29.
The BL General Catalogue date both these editions 1913 despite the fact that the wrapper of the Dawes copy has the date 1922 on the spine. My own copy, which is in original wrappers, is of another issue which also carries the date 1922 but the notice of limitation has the 500 copies on Arches numbered 1261-1760.
1666. (Another edition.) "Zoloé et ses deux acolytes" ... précédé d'une étude bio-bibliographique de Fernand Mitton. À Paris: aux Editions d'Art de l'Intermédiaire du Bibliophile, 1928. 8vo. pp. xviii. 124. Six plates (by Léon Courbouleix) bound in at the end of the volume. Limited to 775 copies of which this is no. 473 of 750 on Annam de Rives. Text encadré. Original wrappers preserved. Part of the proposed series: Prosateurs libertins du XVIII. siècle, vol. i. (17 March 1956.) P.C. 25.a.52.
- SADINET. See
- DUMARCHEY, (Pierre).
1667. SAINT-AMAND, le Baronne de, pseud. "La Jolie couturière". À Melbourne (Australie): J. Renold, 1899. 8vo. pp. 204. Dawes Bequest. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.C.20.
1668. SAINT JUST, (Louis-Antoine-Léon de). 1767-1794. "Organt. Poème en vingt chants" ... avec la clef. Tome Premier (- Deuxième). Au Vatican: 1789-1867. (Brussels, Poulet-Malassis). 16mo. Two volumes, pp. viii. 134, 138. Frontispiece, a portrait of Saint-Just after a pastel by Ernest Hamel. Limited to 261 copies, of which this is one of 6 in 16mo on China paper. Original plain green wrappers, preserved. P.C. 31.a.13.
- SAINT-LUC, (Paulette de), Vicomtesse, pseud.
1669. "Autour du mariage de Paulette," ou un Bon ménage moderniste. Montréal, Canada: Lebaucher, 1893. 8vo. pp. 164. Cloth-backed boards with original wrappers laid down. P.C. 30.b.22.
1670. (Autour du mariage de Paulette.) "My Married Life," or An Up To Date Household in Paris. Privately Printed (Paris?) : 1900. 8vo. pp. 157. No. 3 of an unspecified limitation. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.h.7.
1671. (Another edition of the French text.) "Autour du marriage de Paulette" ... Montréal (Canada): G. Lebaucher. (1906). 8vo. pp. 197. Dawes Bequest. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.c.21.
1672. "PLEURS DE CHAIR," par Mme la vicomtesse de St. Luc. Montréal Canada: Le Baucher, 1893. 8vo. pp. 139. Cloth-backed boards with original wrappers laid down. This edition is not recorded in Perceau (14:1), who notices only the edition of 1894 following. P.C. 30.d.26.
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1673. (Another edition.) "Fleurs de chair" ... Montréal (Canada): G. Lebaricher, 1894. 8vo. pp. 126. P.C. 14.11.17.
1674. "LIQUEURS ET PARFUMS" des importantes fabriques dc Lesbos, Cythère et Gomorrhe, par Mme la vicomtesse dc St. Luc. Montreal, Canada: Le Baricher, 1 893 , 4. 8vo. Two volumes, pp. 149, 159. Cloth-backed boards with original wrappers laid down (vol. 2 only). All above works by 'St. Luc' (Paris: ?Elias Gaucher). P.C. 31.g.8.
1675. SAINTE-OURSE, (Claire). pseud. "Quitte OU Double. Laliun'." (Paris: 1957). 8vo. pp. I27. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.ee.16.
1676. SALINAS, (Public), pseud. "En Presidio." Placeres por110grufiCOs. Barcelona: Itnprenta de Sacarias Leclie. (c. 1930.) 8vo. pp. 72. Original pink wrappers, printed in black, preserved. Part of the series 'Bibliotheca H.' From the Pinkus collection; donated to the BL by E. J. Dingwall. (31 December 1959.) P.C. 17.b.2I.
1677. SALIS, (Rodolphe). "Contes du chat noir." Illustrés de dessins en couleurs par Joseph Hémard. Préface de George Auriol. Tome Premier (- Deuxième). Paris: Les Arts et le Livre, 1927. 8vo. Two volumes. pp. xxiii. 281, 275. The text illustrated throughout with coloured vignettes. Limited to I165 copies, this being one of 1100 on vélin teinté de Rives. Original wrappers preserved. Dawes Bequest. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.d.17.
1678. SANDFORD, Christopher. "Heart's Desire." Inscribed by me: Chrysilla von Dansdorf. Paris: Issued for Private Circulation Only. (c. 1940.) 4to. pp. 41. Illustrated titlepage and seven plates (by John Buckland-Wright). No. 6 of an edition of 70 copies. 'Chrysilla von Dansdorf' is an anagram of the author's true name. (15 March 1960.) P.C. 22.b.31.
1679. "SATAN ET ÈVE," ou l'Origine de la fouterie et du cocuage. À Damnopolis: chez Diabolic°, libraire-éditeur, rue d'Enfer. (Paris, 1832.) 12mo. pp. 108. Frontispiece and five plates. P.C. 31.c.11.
1680. [SCHAUMBURG, Konrad]. "VOM WEIBE VERNICHTET." Roman von Carlo Antonio. Privatdruck. (Pressburg, Hartleb, 1907.) 8vo. pp. 80. No. 91 of 500 copies. (Original?) patterned green boards, gilt. (13 December 1947.) P.C. 15.aa.11.
1681. [SCHAUMBURG, K.]. "IM RAUSCHE DER SINNE." Eine Interpretation des wahren Masochismus, von Carlo Antonio. n.p., n.d. (Pressburg? c. 1905.) 8vo. Two volumes in one, pp. 96, 94. No. 12 Of 750 Copies. P.C. 15.a.18.
1682. "SCHERZI GENIALI," ovvero Raccolta erotica degli più famosi autori. In Citera. (1780?) 121710. pp. 315. P.C. 30.b.33.
1683. SCHILLER, (Johann Christoph Friedrich von). 1759-1805. "Der Venuswagen". Ein Gedicht ... 1781. Lithographien von Lovis Corinth.
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Berlin: Fritz Gurlitt Verlag (1910. Folio. pp. 33. Eight coloured plates. Original vellum-backed pink silk boards, gilt. Vellum and ivory lies. No. 26 of 100 copies. Vol. 1 of the series Der Venuswagen. (14 April 1923.) P.C. 30.1.2/1.
1684. [SCHILLING, Gustay.] 1766-1839. "Denkwürdigkeiten" des Herrn von H. Einzig vollständige Ausgabe. Boston: Reginald Chesterfield, 1873. (?Altona: Verlagsbureau, 1860.) 16mo. pp. 285. Original front wrapper, from which the date 1873 is taken, preserved. (24 November 1890.) P.C. 29.b.43.
1685. (Another edition.) "Denkwürdigkeiten" des Herrn. von H., eines deutschen Edelmanns. Rom. (Stuttgart? c. 1860.) 8vo. pp. 320. P.C. 31.h.12.
1686. SCHLITZ, (Hans von), Count. "Nachtrag zu den Denkwürdigkeiten" des Grafen Hans von Schlitz. Unterdrückte berichte aus Wien und Paris vor Hundert Jahren. Hamburg: 1898. 8vo. pp. 7. P.C. 29.a.58.
1687. "SCHOOL LIFE IN PARIS." Privately Printed: 1897. (Paris, Charles Carrington?) 8vo. pp. I12. Limited to 320 copies, of which this is no. 25 of 300 on Dutch hand-made paper. Dawes Bequest. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.d.18.
1688. (Another edition.) "School Life in Paris." - Lovely Nights of Young Girls. Two novels from the Victorian Underground. New York: Grove Press (197o). 8vo. pp. 286. Illustrated by Tomi Ungerer. With an original pencil sketch by Ungerer, inserted. Dedicated by Ungerer 'à Jeff, mon ami' (i.e., Mr. J. B. Rund of New York). J. B. Rund's copy, with his bookplate. Publisher's cloth, in wrap-over folder and slip-case. (30 June 1973.) P.C. 16.1.14/1-2.
- SCHROEDER-DEVRIENT, (Wilhelmine). See MEMOIREN, (Aus den) einer Sangerin.
1689. "SCIENCE PRATIQUE (La") des filles du monde. Tome Premier (Second). Cologne: chez Pierre Marteau, 1790. (Brussels? c. 1880.) 8vo. Two volumes in one. pp. 132, pagination continuous. Frontispiece by Chauvet (extracted from another work). (23 February 1885.) P.C. 26.a.22.
1690. SCOUFFI, (Alec) . "Au Poiss' d' Or", Hotel Meublé. Roman. Paris: Editions Montaigne (1929). 8vo. pp. 249. Original illustrated wrappers preserved. Dawes Bequest. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.c.17.
1691. [SEBALT VON WERTH, Maximilian Ferdinand.] ""Genesis." Das Gesetz der Zeugung." Beiträge zur Entwickelungs-Lehre von Professor G. Herman. I Band, Sexualismus und Generation. - II Band, Erotik und Hygiene. - III Band, Bakchanalien und Eleusinien. - IV Band, Animismus und Regeneration. - V Band, Libido und Mania. Leipzig: Verlag von Arwed Strauch, 1898-1903. 8vo. Five volumes in one, pp. 116, 120, 144, 276, 207. Original wrappers preserved. Received at issue dates:
- Page 312 SEDAINE, MICHEL-JEAN
(6 October 1898 (Vol. I), 21 July 1899 (Vols. 2, 3), 31 October 1900 (Vol. 4), 14 August 1903 (Vol. 5).) P.C. 25.a.29.
- SEDAINE, (Michel Jean). 1719-1797.
1692. "La Tentation de S. Antoine", orné de figures et de musique. A Londres: 1781. 8vo. pp. Io and 8 pp. of music. Frontispiece and eight plates by Elluin and Borel. Text printed on one side of the leaf only. P.C. 30.b.IS/I. 1693. (Another edition.) La Tentation de St. Antoine ... A Londres: 1782. (Paris, Cazin.) 12mo. pp. 11. Frontispiece and seven (of eight) plates by Elluin and Borel. Text printed on one side of the leaf only. Imperfect; wanting the music. P.C. 23.a.15/3.
1694. (Another edition.) "La Tentation de St. Antoine" ... A Londres: 1795. 8vo. pp. II with 8 pp. of music. Frontispiece and eight plates by Elluin and Borel. Text printed on one side of the leaf only. P.C. 30.d.9/2.
1695. "SEDUCING CARDINAL'S AMOURS (The)" with Isabella Pcto and Others; to which is added The Art of Keeping the Eleventh Commandment, 'Thou Shalt not be Found Out,' being an account of the private Intrigues of a virtuous Wife. London: Published as the Act directs by madame Le Duck, Mortimer Street; and to be had of all respectable Booksellers, 1830. (Amsterdam: Auguste Brancart, c. 1890?) 8vo. pp. 78. Ex-libris George Mountbatten, 2nd Marquess of Milford Haven. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.ee.22.
1696. SELBY, (Hubert). "Last Exit to Brooklyn." London: Calder and Boyers (1965). 8vo. pp. 234. Publisher's cloth, lettered on spine in silver. (21 December 1965.) P.C. 25. a.7i. (Orig. Nov.7776.).
1697. "SELECTED POETICAL WORKS" of the Earls of Rochester, Roscommon and Dorset; including The Cabinet of Love. London, Whitehall: Printed in the year 1757. (Edward Avery? c. 1884.) 8vo. pp. 136. This is another issue, on different paper, of the edition published about the same time as no. I of "The Rochester Series of Reprints," a copy of which is shelved at Cup. 800.i.3. For another edition of Rochester's poems, see Wilmot, (John), in this handlist at no. 1898 post. "The Cabinet of Love" included here is not identical with Le Cabinet d'Amour et de Vénus in editions of La Bibliothèque d'Arétin: nos. 247-248 and 756 ante; detailed by Pia, p. 91. (i6 June 1885.) P.C. 26.b.14.
- SELLON, (Edward). 1818-1866.
1698. "Annotations on the sacred Writings of the Hindus," being an epitome of some of the most remarkable and leading tenets in the Faith of that people ... London: 1865. 4to. pp. 72. With Ms additions and watercolour drawings, inserted. Large Paper copy. From the collection
- Page 313 SÉRAIL ROYAL
presented to the Department of British and Medieval Antiquities in 1865 by George Witt. P.C. 31.k.26.
1699. "THE NEW EPICUREAN," or The Delights of Sex facetiously and philosophically considered in graphic Letters addressed to young Ladies of Quality. A New Edition. London: 1740o. (Reprinted 1875). 8vo. pp. 117. P313 SÉRAIL ROYAL
presented to the Department of British and Medieval Antiquities in 1865 by George Witt. P.C. 31.k.26.
1699. "THE NEW EPICUREAN," or The Delights of Sex facetiously and philosophically considered in graphic Letters addressed to young Ladies of Quality. A New Edition. London: 1740o. (Reprinted 1875). 8vo. pp. 117. P.C. 31.g.27.
The New Epicurean was first published at London in 1865 by William Dugdale. The present edition was printed at Brussels for a London bookseller and secret publisher named Lazenby. Two modern editions of this work have corne to my attention. The first, entitled The Sensual Epicurean, was published at New York in 1968 by Bee Line Books. The second appeared together with James Campbell Reddie's The Adventures of a Schoolboy in a compendium volume published by Grove Press at New York in 1969 in their 'Zebra Books' series of paperbacks. Finally, in the Bodleian Library at Oxford there is a pamphlet entitled The Delights of Sex by 'Réné Maillot' (n.p., n.d., 13 x 10 cm. Blue wrappers printed in black, text encadré. Pressmark Φ f 110.). According to thé Bodleian catalogue this is founded on Sellon's "The New Epicurean".
1700. (PHOEBE KISSAGEN.) "Mémoires d'une procureuse anglaise." Londres: Boardman & Co., Booksellers. Perry Street 256. (Paris? c. 1895.) 8vo. pp. 150. From the Girard collection; donated to the BL by E. J. Dingwall. A bookplate indicates a previous German or Austrian owner, but the name has been obliterated. The edition of this work listed by Perceau (109:2) with the same imprint is given as having pp. 136. (9 April 1949.) P.C. 15.aa.24.
1701. "SEPT PÉCHÉS CAPITAUX (Les)," ramenés â un seul. Par l'auteur des Souvenirs d'un artiste. Bruxelles. (Paris? c. 1935.) 8vo. pp. 159. Original wrappers preserved. Dawes Bequest. A copy of Souvenirs d'un artiste, written by an author calling himself 'Horace,' will be found entered in this handlist under its title, post, at no. 1727. (13 June 1964.) P.C. î3.d.5.
1702. "SÉRAIL ROYAL (Le)," ou les Voluptés secrètes d'un debauché. 3 pts.
- - 1. Histoire de Rosy. pp. 202. 1892. (P.C. 13.c.19/I.)
- - 2. La Belle Letty. pp. 2S9. 1892. (P.C. 13.c.19/2.)
- - 3. Darling. pp. 233. 1893. (P.C. 13.c.19/3)
London Paris (Amsterdam, Brancart) : 1892, 3. 8vo. Dawes Bequest. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.c.19/1-3.
1703. ("Le Sérail royal." Another copy of pt. 1.) Histoire de Rosy. London-Paris: 1892. 8vo. pp. 202. This volume has the wrappers for a work entitled Alphabet du jeu des échecs by Casimir Sanson bound in. Presumbly this was a device employed by the publisher to facilitate the importation of the work into France. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.h.47.
- Page 314. SERMAISE, ROBERT
1704. (Le Sérail royal. Another copy of pts. 2 and 3.) La Belle Letty. - Darling. London-Paris: 1892, 3. 8vo. Two volumes. pp. 259, 233. Of these volumes, pt. 2 was originally shelved at Cup. 365.aa.12 and P.C. 30.g.28, while Pt. 3, which is differently bound, is from the Girard collection and was donated to the BL by E. J. Dingwall in May 1948 although the accession stamp is dated 9 April 1949. This volume too was originally pressmarked Cup. 365.aa.12. Both volumes were clearly received at the Library at different times and were presumably placed together at the same pressmark at some point during the transfer of the Private Case titles to the General Catalogue. P.C. 15.de.2.
- SERMAISE, (Robert), pseud.
1705. (Prélude charnel.) "The Fleshly Prelude." Paris: The Vendôme Press, 1938. 8vo. pp. 197. Bound into this copy is the front wrapper for another work published by the Vendôme Press entitled The Love Orchid by Eric Wensleydale. (30 June 1968.) P.C. 26.c.13.
1706. Prélude charnel. (Paris:) "Editions de la Jaconde," 1946. 8vo. pp. 189. According to Mr. G. Legman, this work has been attributed to Dr. René Roques of Nice, a physician. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.ee.40.
Another edition of the original French text of Prélude charnel published at Paris by l'Or du Temps/Régine Desforges in 197o is in the BL at the less restricted pressmark Cup. 804.p.13. Compare also Initiation amoureuse, at no. 917 ante.
1707. (Prélude charnel.) "The Fleshly Prelude." Paris: The Vendôme Press, 1950. 8vo. pp. 197. Original wrappers. (29 June 1973.) P.C. 27.a.71.
1708. "SERMON POUR LA CONSOLATION DES COCUS," suivi de plusieurs autres, comme celui du curé de Colignac, prononcé le jour des Rois; celui du R. P. Zorobabel, capucin, prononcé le jour de la Magdelaine. À Amboise: chez Jean Coucou, 1751. (?Brussels: Vital Puissant, 1879.) 12mo. Three parts in one volume. pp. 79, 4, 16. Contents: Sermon pour la consolation des cocus, pp. (1)-19. - Sermon du curé de Colignac, pp. (23)-42. - Exorde du sermon du R. P. Gardien des capucins, pp. (45)-47. - Sermon prononcé par le R. P. Zorobabel-Esprit Tinc-Hebraye, pp. (51)-66. - Sermons de Bacchus, pp. (69)-79. - Pt. 2: Sermon d'un Cordelier d des voleurs qui lui demandoient de l'argent ou la vie, pp. (1)-4. - Pt. 3: Le Cocu consolateur, pp. (5)-16. Parts 2 and 3 have their own titlepages, without imprint but dated 1752 (pt. 2) and 'l'An du cocuage 5810' (pt. 3). P.C. 30.C.16.
1709. SERTILLANGES, (Charles de), pseud. "La Galante bergère." n.p., n.d. (Paris? 1933 8vo. pp. 140. (Original?) wrappers preserved. Dawes Bequest. The front wrapper bears the disguising title: Virgile. Enéide. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.ff.17.
1710. "SEX TIT-BITS." n.p., n.d. (London? c. 1960.) 8vo. Unpaginated.
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Original illustrated wrappers preserved. Reproduced from typewriting; the text printed on the rectos only. (31 May 1967.) P.C. 14.i.14.
1711. "SEXIE, ou l'Éloge de la nymphomanie" (par) S'Tarcante. London. (Paris, c. 1960.) 8vo. Unpaginated. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.h.3.
1712. "SEXLEKAR PA BOCKÖN." Stockholm: Förlagsbolaget curth Hson, 1973. 8vo. pp. 127. Illustrated with photographs. No. 39 of the "Snabbis" (i.e., "Quickie") series. (30 May 1974.) P.C. 28.aa.T.
1713. "SHEAVES FROM AN OLD ESCRITOIRE." London (Paris?) : Printed and Published by Henry Robinson, Fleet Street, 1896. 8vo. pp. 118. Dawes Bequest. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.ff.20.
1714. SIDREDOULX, (Épiphane). See BLANCHEMAIN, (Prosper).
1715. SIMMONS, (Blake), pseud. "Like Mother, Like Son." Liverpool Library Press. (Sausalito, Calif.: Tiburon House, 1970). 8vo. pp. 190 + (ii) of advertisements. Original wrappers preserved. (30 April 1973.) P.C. 28.aa.8.
1716. "SIMPLE TALE OF SUSAN AKED (The"), or Innocence awakened, Ignorence dispelled. Honni Soit Qui Mal Y Pense. (The titlepage headed: And (sic) Instructive Study.) London & New York (Paris) : Printed for the Erotica Biblion Society, 1898. (c. 1920?) 8vo. pp. 208. Cloth-backed boards with original front wrapper laid down. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.1.21.
1717. SINIBALDUS, (Giovanni Benedetto). 1594-1658. "Rare Verities. The Cabinet of Venus Unlocked, and her Secrets laid open". Being a Translation of part of ... Geneanthropeia, and a Collection of some things out of other Latin Authors, never before in English. London: Printed for P. Briggs, at The Dolphin in St. Pauls Church-yard, 1657-8. 12mo. pp. (xxx), 72, (v). P.C. 23.a.8. (Orig. P.C. 20.a.).
1718. "SINS OF THE CITIES OF THE PLAIN (The)," or The Recollections of a Mary-Ann. With short essays on Sodomy and Tribadism. In Two Volumes. Volume i (- n). London: Privately Printed, 1881. 8vo. Two volumes, pp. rob, 122. Original pale green wrappers preserved. Limited to 250 unnumbered copies. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.h.10.
1719. (Another edition.) "The Sins of the Cities of the Plains," etc. London and New-York (Paris?) : The Erotica Biblion Society. (c. 1890.) 8vo. pp. 164. Ex-libris George Mountbatten, 2nd Marquess of Milford Haven. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.h.19.
1720. "SLAVES, (Les)." n.p., n.d. (London? c. 1960.) 8vo. ff. 60. Original photographically illustrated wrappers preserved. English text. Reproduced from typewriting; the text printed on the rectos only. (31 May 1967.) P.C. 14.i.8.
1721. SMITH, (Wallace). "Bessie Cotter." London-Toronto: William Heine-
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mann (1935). 8vo. pp. viii. 272. Publisher's cloth. (14 January 1935.) P.C. 14.d.3. (Orig. N.N. 23396 and S.S.A. 404.).
1722. SODA, (B. Von), pseud. "Abandon". Paris: Ophelia Press (1958). 8vo. pp. 185. Original printed wrappers preserved. 'Bernhardt Von Soda' is believed to be the pseudonym of Norman Rubington. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.g.37.
1723. "SOIRÉES AMOUREUSES" du général Mottier et de la belle Antoinette. (En: General Mottier and the beautiful Antoinette.) Pièce révolutionnaire, réimprimée textuellement d'après l'édition originale et rarissime de 1790. A Neuchâtel (Turin) : Imprimé par les presses de la Société (Gay), 1872. 12mo. pp. vii. 29. Original patterned front wrapper preserved. No. 27 of 100 copies. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbee. No. 14 of the series Bibliothèque libre. (Io November 1900.) P.C. 27.b.52/I2.
1724. "SOIRÉES LUBRIQUES," ou c Paris: Bureau des nouveautés. (c. 1890.) 24mo. pp. 93. The front paste-down bears the label of the Berlin bookseller and publisher, Max Harrwitz, concerning whom see further Sade's 120 Journées de Sodome, in this handlist at no. 1646 ante. (4 May 1892.) P.C. 29.a.15.
1725. SOLMS, (Marie Letezia de), (afterwards Rattazzi, Marie Letezia). - "Les Mariages de la Créole" ... Tome Premier (- Second). Bruxelles: en vente chez tous les libraires, 1866. 8vo. Two volumes, pp. xix, (5)-360, 327. Cloth-backed boards, with original wrappers laid down. P.C. 31.g.13 .
1726. "SOUS LA CRAVACHE FÉMININE" (En: "Under the Female Whip"). Tome i (- II). Paris: Bibliothèque des deux hemisphères. (191I.) 8vo. Two volumes, pp. 228, 252. Original printed wrappers preserved. Part of the "Collection Cressida." This work is divided into three parts. The first two, which comprise volume one, are entitled Mon enfance and Mon adolescence respectively. Part three, which takes up the whole of volume two, is entitled l'Abject esclavage. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.g.57.
1727. "SOUVENIRS D'UN ARTISTE" (par) Horace. Paris: 1933. 8vo. pp. 141. Dawes Bequest. Another book allegedly by the same author as the present work will be found entered under the title Sept péchés capitaux, at no. 1701 ante. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.d.7.
1728. "SOUVENIRS D'UNE GAMINE VICIEUSE," Ou. ... En filles bien nées, la valeur n'attend pas le nombre des années.' Paris: pour une élite d'amateurs, 1928. 8vo. pp. 142. Dawes Bequest. A continuation was published in 1936 as Les Vacances de Jeannette; see no. 1804 post. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.ff.18.
1729. (BOWMAN, Gordon William.] "Shameless", by André Latour. London: Kaye Publications'Gaywood Press. (1953.) 8vo. pp. 116. Original wrappers preserved. (12 December 1953.) P.C. 28.a.49. (Orig. Cup. 367.c.78, and s.s. Cup. 9.c.15.).
- SPADDY. See
- GROS, (Jean).
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1730. SPECHTER, (Johan), pseud. "Mistigri, ou les Orgies de la loge noir." Roman. Paris: Nouvelle Bibliothèque du Curieux (1962). 8vo. pp. 189. Original wrappers preserved. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.h.55.
1731. SPECHTER, (Johan). "NOUVELLES. Roman." Paris: Nouvelle Bibliothèque du Curieux (1962). 8vo. pp. 191. Original wrappers preserved. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.ee.46.
1732. "SPITTELBERG UND SEINE LIEDER (Der)," (edited by) K. Giglleithner & G. Litschauer. Mit 9 Abbildungen. (The titlepage headed: Alt. Wiener Sittengeschichte, I.) Wien: Privatdruck, 1924. 8vo. pp. 80. Eight plates, one of which serves as a frontispiece, and a map. Patterned paper boards, paper labels. No. 48 of an unspecified limitation. G. Legman (The Horn Book, pp. 481, 2) in noticing this collection of erotic quatrains or 'Vierzeiler,' states that 'Giglleithner' and 'Litschauer' are the pseudonyms of Emil Karl Blümml and Gustav Gugitz. A similar collection of these quatrains, published at Munich in 1970, will be found in this handlist entered under the title Wiener Blut, at no. 1881 post. (13 December 1947.) P.C. 15.aa.19.
1733. SPRAGUE, (Carter), pseud. "The Incestuous Daughters." North Hollywood, Calif.: Brandon House (1971). 8vo. pp. 190 + (ii) of advertisements. Original wrappers preserved. (30 April 1973.) P.C. 22.aa.14.
1734. "SPY ON MOTHER MIDNIGHT (A)," or, The Templar Metamorphos'd. Being a lying-in Conversation. With a curious Adventure. In a Letter from a young Gentleman in the Country, to his Friend in Town. London: Printed for E. Penn, 1748. 8vo. pp. 35. (17 March 1956.) P.C. 17.b.39.
1735. STARK, (Barbara) pseud. "Pam Shaw." Paris: Companion Press. (London? c. 1960.) 8vo. ff. 60. (Original?) wrappers preserved. Re-. produced from typewriting. The text printed on the rectos only. According to the titlepage this is the sixth publication from the 'Companion Press' and the second story in the 'Judith Kent' series. (31 May 1967.) P.C. 14.i.6.
1736. "STAYS AND GLOVES" Figure Training and Deportment by means of the discipline of Tight Corsets, narrow High-heeled Boots, clinging Kid Gloves, Combinations, etc., etc. (The front wrapper headed: Lord Kidrodstock.) London and Paris: (Groves & Michaux), 1919. 8vo. pp. 272. Ten engraved plates signed 'Del Giglio.' Original front wrapper preserved. One of 330 copies, unnumbered. Written by one of the two publishers. (10 April 1948.) P.C. 15.c.21.
1737. STEIN, (Marga). [Begins:} ""Frau Marga Stein pflegte" ..." n.p., n.d. (Germany, c. 1920.) 8vo. fI. 78. Reproduced from typewriting; the text printed on the rectos only. Imperfect; wanting the titlepage. (13 December 1947.) P.C. 15.0.17.
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1738. STEINER, (Jean-François). "Les Métèques." Fayard. (Paris, 197o.) 8vo. pp. 179. Original wrappers preserved. (30 June 1970.) P.C. 14.i.27.
1739. STERNE, (Laurence). 1713-1768. "The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy" ... Including the Sentimental Journey ... In four volumes. Amsterdam: Printed for P. van Slaukenberg, 1771. 12mo. Eleven parts in four volumes, pp. (ii). 416, 409, 320, 232. The pagination of the parts is continuous throughout each volume. Fourteen plates. Ex-libris Deburgh earl of Clanricarde. Shelved, owing to the plates, at: P.C. 31.g.21.
1740. [STOCK, St. George H.] "The Romance of Chastisement;" or Revelations of the School and Bedroom, by an Expert. (London : John Camden Hotten,) 1870 (1871). 8vo. pp. 128. Frontispiece of "Miss Mary Wilson" signed 'Opie.' The rear free endpaper carries the embossed stamp of the London bookseller and publisher Edward Avery. (5 May 1886.) P.C. 27.b.3.
1741. STOCKTAY, (G. G.) Ph.D. "The Illustrated Collector's Price Guide to Erotica". (San Diego, Calif.: Greenleaf Classics, 1972). 8vo. pp. 216 + (viii) of advertisements. Illustrated throughout. In original wrappers. J. B. Rund's copy, with his bookplate. It is perhaps sufficient, in describing this volume, merely to reproduce the comment Mr. Rund has written in pencil on the recto of the leaf facing the title: 'This is, without question, the most pretentious, insipid and ignorant work on the subject ever! It outstrips Ralph Ginzburg's Unhurried View of Erotica ... The value of this book - about 10c - hardly worth the paper it's printed on.' (31 August 1976.) P.C. 25.b.24.
1742. STORM, (Ralph A.), pseud. "Intimate Interviews." Olympia Press, (Paris, 1960). 8vo. pp. 247. Original wrappers preserved. Part of the Ophelia Books series. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.h.29.
1743. "STORY OF NEMESIS HUNT, (The)." Atlanta, Ga.: Pendulum Books (1967). 8vo. pp. 127 (xvi) of advertisements. Original wrappers preserved. The introduction, occupying pp. 5-8, is signed 'Jean Chouart' (i.e., Lydia Fish?). Nemesis Hunt appeared originally in three volumes between 1902-7. Odd volumes and edited highlights were reprinted and passed off as original works in the 1920's and 30's and the present book would seem likely to be a reprint of one of these. The original work is extremely rare, only one complete set being known to me. It was found in a second-hand bookshop in East Anglia by the present author, and subsequently found its way into the library of a London amateur. Gershon Legman suggests that its author may have been John S. Farmer. (30 April 1973.) P.C. 22.aa.Il.
1744. "STRANGE CONFESSION (The)" of Monsieur Montcairn. Privately Printed (New York: Samuel Roth), 1928. 8vo. pp. 146. No. 509 of 750 copies. (Original?) cloth-backed embossed boards, gilt. Dawes Bequest.
- Page 319 STRETSER, THOMAS
The reverse of the bastard title gives: 'Copyright Dec. 1928 J. A. Nocross, All Rights Reserved.' (i3 June 1964.) P.C. 13.e.7.
1745. "STRANGE HISTORY (The)" of Joshua Josephson. Eighteen illustrations. With an Introduction. London: The Progressive Publishing Co., 28 Stonecutter Street. (1884.) 8vo. pp. 14. A savagely blasphemous life of Christ told in a sort of primitive comic-book form. May be a reprint of a French work. (20 October 1884.) P.C. 27.b.26.
1746. "STRAPS: The Artful Tricks of a female Flagellant." Sold Only to Students of the learned profession of Psychology. (A Psychosexual Study written by K.P.w.) n.p., n.d. (New York? c. 1935.) 8vo. pp. 47. Two pages of plates; four illustrations, two per page. Limited to 600 unnumbered copies. Original wrappers preserved. P.C. 25.a.75.
1747. STREET, (Harry), pseud. "The Gilded Lily." [[Ophelia Press]], (Paris, 1959) . 8vo. pp. 151. Original wrappers preserved. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.1.27.
1748. "STRENGE KLAVIERLEHRERIN (Die)." Rute, Stock and Peitsche als Ziichtigungsmittel für faule and unaufinerksame Klavierschiiler and Klavierschülerinnen. Von Bernadotte. n.p., n.d. (1910?) 8vo. pp. 96. Pp. 96 is misnumbered as p. '6.' (13 December 1947.) P.C. 15.aa.8/1.
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1749. "ARBOR VITA: or, The Natural History of the Tree of Life" .. . London: Printed for E. Hill, 1741. (Edmund Curll?) 8vo. pp. 21. Frontispiece. The text is in both prose and verse, but only the prose is by Stretser. Imperfect; wanting half-tide. Compare The Potent Ally, no. 1483 ante. (15 December 1960.) P.C. 25.b.17.
1750. "A NEW DESCRIPTION OF MERRYLAND." Containing a Topographical, Geographical and Natural History of that Country. The Fourth Edition. Bath: Printed for W. Jones there, and sold by the Booksellers of London and Westminster, 1741. 8vo. pp. (viii), xv. 47. Frontispiece. Author's pseudonym: 'Roger Phequewell.' This and all following editions in English, save that published c. 1890, were actually published at London by Edmund Curll. (15 May 1973.) P.C. 17.a.42.
1751. (Another edition.) A New Description of Merryland ... The Fifth Edition. Bath: 1741. 8vo. pp. (viii), vi. 25. P.C. 29.a.46.
1752. (Another edition.) "A New Description of Merryland" ... The Sixth Edition. Bath: 1741. 8vo. pp. (viii), viii. 32. A Ms note in ink has been added to the tidepage of this copy, saying: 'By Dr. Armstrong.' (30 September 1966.) P.C. 25.a.65.
1753. (Another edition.) "A New Description of Merryland" ... The Seventh Edition. (With "Arbor vim," in prose, also by Thomas Stretser.) Bath: 1741. 8vo. Two parts. pp. xv. viii. 48, 7. Frontispiece. P.C. 20.b.7/I.
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1754. "(A New Description of Merryland.)" Description Topographique, Historique, Critique et Nouvelle du pays et des environs de la Forêt-Noire, situés dans la province du Merryland. Traduction très-libre de l'anglais. À Boutentativos (Paris?) : chez les Veuves Srrlamites, aux petits appartemens de Salomon, zoo, 700, 700, 000. (1770?) 8vo. pp. 83. (30 January 1970.) P.C. 23.a.38.
1755. (Another edition.) Description Topographique, Historique, "Critique et Nouvelle du Merryland" ... À Boutentativos: loo, 700, 700, 90o. (1790?) 8vo. pp. 64. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbee. (io November woo.) P.C. 30.e.20.
1756. (Another edition.) Description Topographique ... "de la Forêt-Noire, situés dans la province du Merryland". Traduction très-libre dc l'anglais. À Boutentativos: 1850. (Brussels, 1866.) 12mo. pp. 79. P.C. 30.b.26.
1757. (Another edition of the English version.) "A New Description of Merryland," etc. Bath: 1741. (?London: Edward Avery, c. 189o.) 8vo. pp. ix, 31. No. 23 of 200 copies. From the Girard collection; donated to the BL by E. J. Dingwall. A further edition was published at New York by the Panurge Press, C. 1935. (9 April 1949.) P.C. 15.b.10.
1758. "MERRYLAND DISPLAYED; or, Plagiarism, Ignorance and Impudence, detected." Being Observations upon a pamphlet intituled (sic) A New Description of Merryland. The Second Edition. Bath: Printed for the Author, and sold byJ. Leake; and the Booksellers of London and Westminster, 1741. (London: Edmund Curll.) 8vo. pp. vi, (iii)-viii. 56. An anonymous criticism, by Thomas Stretser, of the work written by himself under the pseudonym 'Roger Pheuquewell.' P.C. 20.b.7/3.
1759. (Another copy.) "Merryland Displayed," etc. Bath: 1741. 8vo. pp. viii. vi. 56. In this copy, the preliminaries are arranged differently to the preceding. Apparently part of the Ashbee Bequest. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 25.a.66.
1760. STRONG, (Adam), pseud. The Electrical Eel; or, Gymnotus electricus: and, The Torpedo; a poem. n.p., n.d. (London? c. 1774.) 8vo. pp. v, 86. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbee. Only The Electrical Eel is ascribed to 'Adam Strong.' Inserted are Ms notes on both works by Daniel Owen Madden, written in June 185-. There are two copies of these notes; the earliest would seem to be the originals, while the second, a neat copy of slightly later date, are possibly in the autograph of H. S. Ashbee. See Teague- Root Displayed, 110. 1767 post. (It) November 1900.) P.C. 26.b.20.
1761. "SUBLIME OF FLAGELLATION:" In Letters from Lady Termagant Flaybum, of Birch-Grove, to Lady Harriet Tickletail of BumfiddleHall. In which are introduced the beautiful tale of La Coquette chatie (here ascribed to the abbé Grécourt), in French and English; and The
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Boarding school Bumbrusher, or, the Distresses of Laura. London: Printed for George Peacock. (John Camden Hotten, 1872.) 8vo. pp. 54. Vellum-backed boards. No. 6 of the series Library Illustrative of Social Progress. P.C. 31.e.18/6.
1762. SUVAT, (Glenn), pseud. "A Family Reunion." (New York: Star Distributors, Ltd., 1971.) 8vo. pp. 190 + (ii) of advertisements. Original wrappers preserved. (30 April 1971.) P.C. 28.aa.15.
1763. "SYLPHE GALANTE ET OBSERVATEUR (Le);" contes anti-moraux, dédiés à la confrérie très-morale des auteurs du Mercure et compagnie. Par F. G**, un de leurs abonnés. A Paris: de l'imprimerie de Tiger, et se trouve chez les marchands de nouveautés, 1801. 12mo. pp. 177. Frontispiece. P.C.31.b.21
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