1959-1978. Due to the length of the description, it has been formatted on our website for easier reading. We highly recommend reading it at www.secondstorybooks.com. Contains 16 loose letters to Paul Mellon from Anna Freud, as well as a copy of Children of the Hospital with an ALS pasted inside. Children in the Hospital, by Thesi Bergmann in collaboration with Anna Freud, published by International Universities Press, Inc., 1965, in dust jacket with some chipping to head and tail of spine, double-sided ALS signed by Anna Freud, dated January 1966. Letter 1) July 16, 1959: A one-page letter referencing receipt of Mellon's letter to Dr. Eissler (Dated July 2, 1959) regarding Mellon's desire to meet Ms. Freud. Ms. Freud identifies availability dates for Mellon to tour the Clinic. Typed on Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic letterhead. Mellon's letter of July 2, 1959 and Eissler's reply of June 23, 1959 are attached. Letter 2) September 4, 1959: A one-page letter expressing disappointment for Mellon's postponement on a visit to London. Freud extends good wishes for his speedy recovery and identifies an availability date to meet. Handwritten on personal letterhead. Letter 3) March 20, 1962: A two-page letter referencing enclosed audited financial statements and reports on the Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic. (fiscal year bit referenced). Freud gives a personal thanks to the Old Dominion Foundation for their help in providing grants and briefly describes how funds will be utilized. Typed on Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic letterhead. Letter 4) August 30, 1962: A two-page letter acknowledging Mellon's letter (dated July 26, 1962) referencing his receipt of reports on the Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic. Freud identifies teaching ideas to incorporate into their curriculum and notes adding the National Institute of Health to their list of American grants. Announces an invitation from Yale Law School to participate in a new venture for psychoanalysis. She also expresses her hope for Mellon to visit London in the near future. Handwritten on personal stationary. Letter 5) October 15, 1962: After receiving the final installment from a grant awarded by the Old Dominion Foundation, Freud, in her three-page letter, seeks guidance from Mellon on steps the Anna Freud Foundation needs to make to renew their grant. She makes a general mention of enclosed publications, references an unanticipated grant received from the National Institute of Health, and announces her acceptance of a month long appointment at Yale Law School to participate in a topic discussion on "Family and Law." Handwritten on personal stationary. Letter 6) June 29, 1967: A one-page letter expressing gratitude for a grant received from the Old Dominion Foundation for the rehabilitation of a new building acquired by the Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic. Freud extends an invitation to Mellon to re-visit the clinic. Handwritten on personal stationary. Letter 7) March 5, 1968: A one-page letter announcing the occupancy of the Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic's extension, located at No. 14 Maresfield Gardens. Freud gives a pleasing description of the house and extends an invitation to Mellon to tour the facility. Handwritten on personal stationary. Letter 8) August 19, 1972: A one-page letter acknowledging receipt of Mellon's note, Freud expresses regrets for his not being able to attend the Clinic's anniversary convention. She notes her desire to show off the Clinic's success and extends her gratitude. Handwritten on personal stationary. Letter 9) April 19, 1973: a one-page letter written a the encouragement of Eissler and other friends, Freud requests direction in obtaining financial assistance for the Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic after learning that the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will cease its financial support. Freud offers to make a formal application outlining the needs of the Clinic. Handwritten on personal stationary. Mellon's reply of May 11, 1973 is attached to this correspondence. Letter 10: June 13, 1973: A seven-page letter describing the various outgoing projects taking place at the Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic, as requested by Mellon (letter dates May 11, 1973). Freud expresses her concern of losing the support provided by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and gives the assessment of the Clinic's financial needs. Typed on Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic letterhead. Letter 11) April 2, 1974: A two-page letter referencing enclosed audited financial statements and annual reports for the Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic's 1973 fiscal year. Freud gives a brief summary of the accounts established and how funds are allocated. Freud notes that personal donations made by Mellon to the Anna Freud Foundation are being recorded as funds provided by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for accounting simplicity. She inquires on the accuracy of the donation recording. Typed on Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic letterhead. Letter 12) May 8, 1975: A two-page letter referencing enclosed audited financial statements and annual reports for the Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic's 1974 fiscal year. Freud gives a brief summary of the accounts established and how funds are allocated. Also makes notation of funds transferred from the Andrew W, Mellon Foundation to an account to accurately record personal donations by Mellon, as requested. (re: Thomas Beddall's letter dated April 8, 1974.) Typed on Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic letterhead. Letter 13) April 1, 1976: A two-page letter referencing enclosed audited financial statements and annual reports for the Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic's 1975 fiscal year. Freud gives a brief summary of the accounts established and how funds are allocated. Typed on Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic letterhead. Letter 14) June 8, 1977: A two-page letter referencing enclosed audited financial statements and annual reports for the Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic's 1976 fiscal year. Freud gives a brief summary of the accounts established and how funds are allocated. Typed on Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic letterhead. Letter 15) May 2, 1978: A two-page letter referencing enclosed audited financial statements and annual reports for the Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic's 1977 fiscal year. Freud gives a brief summary of the accounts established and how funds are allocated. Typed on Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic letterhead. Letter 16) June 22, 1978: A brief thank you note, handwritten on personal stationary. consignment, shelved case 0. More about A COLLECTION OF LETTERS FROM ANNA FREUD TO PAUL MELLON

Leipzig, Germany: Franz Deuticke, 1922. Seventh Edition. 8vo., vi, 478pp.; VG-; spine blue with gilt lettering; publishers cloth binding, creasing to head of spine, a chip missing from rear hinge; boards slightly loose; George B. Wilbur's copy, signed and dated (8/12/30) on the title page, Wilbur's ink annotations on a few pages. A typed leaf is tipped in opposite page 112 concerning Rank's views on the sexual content of dreams. On the verso of this leaf, in Wilbur's handwriting, are the words "quoted to me by Rank", making this copy an important association to two important analysts.; JL consignment; shelved case 10. More about DIE TRAUMDEUTUNG. [THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS] SIEBENTE AUFLAGE MIT BEITRÄGEN VON DR. OTTO...

London: John Murray, 1872. First Edition, First Issue. Octavo, vi, 374 pages, 4 pages ads; G+; bound in publisher's green cloth, rebacked with spine preserved; gilt lettering to spine; some rubbing and bumping to corners; 1st edition, 1st Issue point: the word 'that' is spelt correctly on p. 208; 7 photographic plates, as called for (numbered with Roman numerals, Pl.I-VII; Freeman: F1142; shelved case 3. More about THE EXPRESSION OF THE EMOTIONS IN MAN AND ANIMALS

Lugd. Batav. Roterodami: Hackios, 1669. Octavos, 3 volumes; VG; bound in full contemporary vellum, faded ink lettering to spines; some soiling to vellum; bookplate to front pastedown of each volume; each volume with an engraved title page, all dated 1669, title page of volume 1 says 1669, 2 and 3 state 1668; stain to bottom of text bloc of volume 1, does not impact any text; interiors clean; printer's mark with an eagle and the motto 'MOVENDO' on each title page; text in Latin with Greek references; shelved case 3. More about C. PLINII SECUNDI NATURALIS HISTORIÆ [THREE VOLUMES]

London: The Hogarth Press, 1953,1955,1957,1958,1959,1960,1961,1962,1963,1964,1966. Mixed editions. Octavo; G+/G; Blue spines with gilt text; 22 volumes, lacking vol. 14 and duplicate of vol. 2; Vol. 1 [1886-1899] - Pre-Psycho-Analytic Publications and Unpublished Drafts, pp 430; Vol. 2 [1893-1895] - Studies on Hysteria, pp 335; Vol. 3 [1893-1899] - Early Psycho-Analytic Publications, pp 353; Vol. 4 [1900] - The Interpretation of Dreams (first part), pp 338; Vol. 5 [1900-1901] - The Interpretation of Dreams (second part), pp 339-751; Vol. 6 [1901] - The Psychopathology of Everyday Life, pp 310; Vol. 7 [1901-1905] - A Case of Hysteria: Three Essays on Sexuality and other works, pp 335; Vol. 8 [1905] - Jokes and their Relation to the Unconscious, pp 258; Vol. 9 [1906-1908] - Jensen's 'Gradiva' and other works, pp 279; Vol. 10 [1909] - Two Case Histories (Little Hans and the Rat Man), pp 342; Vol. 11 [1910] - Five Lectures on Psycho-Analysis, Leonardo da Vinci and other works, pp 264; Vol. 12 [1911-1913] - The Case of Schreber, Papers on Technique and other works, pp 373; Vol. 13 [1913-1914] - Totem and Taboo and other works, pp 264; Vol. 15 [1915-1916] - Introductory Lectures on Psycho-Analysis (parts I and II), pp 239; Vol. 16 [1916-1917] - Introductory Lectures on Psycho-Analysis (part III), pp 496; Vol. 17 [1917-1919] - An Infantile Neurosis and other works, pp 303; Vol. 18 [1920-1922] - Beyond the Pleasure Principle, Group Psychology and other works, pp 295; Vol. 19 [1923-1925] - The Ego and the Id and other works, pp 320; Vol. 20 [1925-1926] - An Autobiographical Study, Inhibitions, Symptoms and Anxiety, The Question of Lay Analysis and other works, pp 306; Vol. 21 [1927-1931] - The Future of an Illusion, Civilization and its Discontents, pp 287; Vol. 22 [1932-1936] - New Introductory Lectures on Psycho-Analysis and other works, pp 282; Vol. 23 [1937-1939] - Moses and Monotheism: An Outline of Psycho-Analysis and other works, pp 326; most volumes without dust jackets, except vol. 1 and vol. 2 (one w/o dust jacket); dust jackets show sunned spines, chipping to edges and corners; cloths show slight sun fading to spines, some slight spotting and sun fading to exteriors and spines; text blocks have slight age toning to exterior edges, few uncut pages, slight cracking to binding in vol. 12, slight staining to head and tail edges of vol. 13, some writing and underlining in various volumes, otherwise interiors unmarked; additional shipping may be necessary due to size/weight restrictions for international/expedited orders. SHELVED ON AISLE 10 TOWARDS THE BACK OF AISLE ON RIGHT HAND SIDE. More about The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud [22 volumes of 24 volumes]

London: Imago Publishing Co., Ltd, 1952. Octavo; VG-/no-DJ; Blue spine with gold text; 16 Volumes; Boards have slightly sunned exteriors with minor edge wear, vol. XI has detaching of outer spine layer along rear gutter and vol, VI has bumped head fore & spine edges and vol. II/III has bumped tail fore edges; Text blocks are all slightly age toned, vols. XI, XIII, VIII, XVII and VI has black ink stamps of previous owner on title pages, vols. VI has cracking at pp 202-203, and vol. VIII pp 252-253; pp 6533. German language. Additional shipping may be necessary due to size/weight restrictions for international/expedited orders. More about Sigmumd Freud: Gesammelte Werke, Chronologish Geordnet, 16 Volumes

Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company, 1959. First Edition. Octavo, 240 pages, VG-/G+; white DJ, black lettering: moderate wear with scattered mild water damage to covers, lettering affected yet clear and legible; mild edgewear with slight chipping to head, tail, and corners; "$3.95" to front flap, DJ protected by mylar; quarter-bound, black cloth spine, mint faux-leather paper boards, silver and black lettering to spine: lettering to spine somewhat rubbed yet bright and legible; mild edgewear to boards; mild bumping to head and tail; age-toning to text-block, stippled fore-edge; light age-toning to interior, text clear and legible; SIGNED by Hall to ffep; shelved Case 10. More about THE SILENT LANGUAGE [SIGNED]

London: Imago Publishing, 1950. Ex-library copy, with pocket attached to rear pasteboard,card on front end papers. Volumes missing. Set 3 of 1000. Octavo; VG-/no-DJ hardcover; Blue spine with gold text; Boards strong, minor rubbing to corners, few faint marks across boards; Textblock slightly age-toned. Additional shipping may be necessary due to size/weight restrictions for international/expedited orders. More about Five Copybooks: Written by a Little Girl Between the Ages of Seven-and-a-Half and Ten [3 Vol]

London: Hogarth Press; Institute of Psycho-Analysis, 1934-1943. Hogarth editions. mixed impressions. Octavo; vg+/none; green cloth spine with gilt lettering; ex libris, signatures; some edge wear and bumping; text block, clean; light toning; else very good; ---v1, Group 7, XV essays, "Early papers [1893-1905]; On the history of the psycho-analytic movement [1914]," 359 pp.; Second edition, reprint, 1940; some pages uncut; other roughly opened; deckle; binding shaken; else very good; ---v2, Group 8, XXXIV essays, "Clinical papers [1906-1924]; Papers on technique [1910-1919]," 404 pp.; Third edition [1942], ---v3, Group 9, IV essays with 21 subsections, "Case histories [1905-1918," 607 pp.; fore-edge deckle; binding shaken; Second edition [1943]; ---v4, Group 10, XXIV essays [1911-1923], "Papers on metapsychology: papers; and Applied psycho-analysis," 508 pp.; Second impression [1934], binding shaken; hinges; else good. More about COLLECTED PAPERS [THE INTERNATIONAL PSYCHO-ANALYTICAL LIBRARY, ## 7-10; 4 VOLUMES]

Norwalk, CT: Easton Press, 2003. Limited First Edition, #435/1200. 8vo., 163pp; VG; bound in fine brown genuine leather with bright gilt spine title and gilt decorative motif on cover, gilt text block; silk ribbon; of a limited edition of 1200, this is number 435; in excellent condition; shelved easton press. More about THE PLEASURE OF MY COMPANY [SIGNED]

New York: Random House, 1990. First Edition. Octavo. Hard cover with dust jacket, VG+/VG. Stated first edition with no indication of further printings. Inscribed by author on the front page. Book is in very good condition; tight binding, clean pages/unmarked text throughout; clean boards, dust jacket wrapped in protective brodart. Thin gray spine. Shelved Case 5. More about DARKNESS VISIBLE: A MEMOIR OF MADNESS [INSCRIBED]

New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1941. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 270 pages; VG-/none; bound in black cloth, red lettering to spine; spine cocked; slight age-toning to pages; INSCRIBED on ffep from Frederic Wertham to Evalyn McLean, dated November 1941; shelved case 10. More about DARK LEGEND - A STUDY IN MURDER [INSCRIBED BY WERTHAM TO EVALYN MCLEAN]

Zurich, Germany: Rascher, 1952. First Edition. Octavo, 194 pages; G; fully bound in black cloth, spine and front cover have gilt lettering; binding has heavy wear along the spine with a large tear in the middle and fraying on the top and bottom, has minor bumping on the fore edge corners, has minor rubbing on both boards; pages clear; shelved case 10. More about NATURERKLÄRUNG UND PSYCHE [THE INTERPRETATION OF NATURE AND THE PSYCHE]

Garden City, New York: Garden City Publishing Company, 1927. First U.S. Edition. 8vo., 238 pp., 20 pp., VG/VG-; DJ, spine red and white with white lettering; fading to spine, lettering legible; flaps slightly clipped, "1.00" written in pencil to both flaps; DJ protected by mylar; navy cloth boards, red lettering; overall mild wear: black residue to bottom margins of boards from DJ edges; orange top, stippled fore-edge, mild fraying to untrimmed bottom-edge of text-block; interior clean; shelved Case 10. More about UNDERSTANDING HUMAN NATURE

Boston: The Society, 1880. First Edition. Quarto; Poor; hardcover; bound in modern 1/4 brown cloth, marbled cardboard; boards strong, minor shelfwear, open tears along front tail edge, rubbing on fore corners and spine edges, sticker on rear interior board; text block separated from boards, pages loose, soiling on title page, occasional minor soiling throughout, penciling on page 16, tearing on head edge of pages 21-24, tearing on tail fore edge of page 25, tearing and chipping along fore edge of rear blank, damp staining on rear blank, closed tear on tail edge general age toning; 32pp. More about The Feeling of Effort

New York: W.W.Norton and Company, 1981. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, ix, 275 pg; VG/VG; spine faded red with off white lettering; dust jacket covered by mylar protector; small stain on front cover; sun fading on the spine; price unclipped '$14.95'; glue residue from an old bookplate on the front paste down; inscription on the ffep from author "To Diane and Karl-with love, Rollo"; shelved in Psychology. More about FREEDOM AND DESTINY [SIGNED]

London: Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd., 1952. First Edition. Octavo; pp 188; G-/no-DJ; blue spine with gilt text; full title: Personality and the Frontal Lobes: An Investigation of the Psychological Effects of Different Types of Leucotomy; cloth has moderate sunning to exterior; lightly sunned spine; strong boards; text block shows slight toning to exterior edges; interior clean; illustrated; previous owner's bookplate with pouch to front pastedown; previous owner's name stamped to exterior head and fore edges; slight cracking to gutters; inscribed by author. More about Personality and the Frontal Lobes [inscribed]

Cambridge, MA & London: Harvard University Press, 1990. First Edition. Octavo: G-/G: White spine with greenish blue text: DJ has general shelfwear, some chipping to corners, some indents, sun fading to spin: Boards are strong and clean, general edgewear, bumping to tail of spine, binding solid: Textblock exterior is clean, pages have extensive underlining and margin notations in red ink, readability is still intact: First Edition: 549 pp. More about Unified Theories of Cognition [The William James Lectures, 1987

New York, NY: Random House, 1987. First Edition. 8vo. VG/VG. off white DJ spine with teal and larger red titling aligned and centered above small black publisher at foot. faintly tinged edges, no cuts or other edgewear and under clear protective cover. black cloth HB with stamped gold type, adjacent boards are teal. lightly skimmed without interior marks or writing. SIGNED BY AUTHOR ON TITLE PAGE. neatly bound, outer edges are smooth and clear. 237 pp. ISBN# 0394551494. More about SUCCESSFUL WOMEN, ANGRY MEN (SIGNED)

Phoenix, AZ: The Milton H. Erickson Foundation Press, 2008. First Edition. Octavo: VG+/no-DJ: Black spine with gold text: Boards are strong and clean with no apparent shelfwear, binding is tight: Textblock is clean and pages free of markings, folds and tears: First Edition limited printing of 500 copies: Volume 3 only: 294 pp. More about The Collected Works of Milton H. Erickson: Volume 3- Opening the Mind

Leipzig: Internationaler Psychoanalytisher, 1927. Octavo; G; bound in oublisher's light brown paper boards, plain spine with no lettering; cracking and tears to hinges, still attached; interior clean with different gatherings using different paper; contains multiple essays with seperate paginaion, including Otto Ranks's 'Zum Verständnis der Libidoentwicklung im Heilungsvorgang' and Sigmund Freud's 'Fetischismus,' contained in XIII. Band, Heft 4;. More about INTERNATIONALE ZEITSCHRIFT FÜR PSYCHOANALYSE XIII BAND, HEFT 4

London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner and Co., 1931. New, one volume edition. g+/None 8vo in blue buckram, title on spine in gilt. Spine straight, boards flat, bumped, hinges starting. Text-block browned, waterstained on bottom. Pages clean, flat, evenly age-toned, rippled but unstained on lower margin from moisture, tape reinforcements to several leaves, no foxing, no notes or underlining- save check marks against several titles in the publisher adverts at back. 368 pgs. shelve Psychology. More about PHILOSOPHY OF THE UNCONSCIOUS: SPECULATIVE RESULTS ACCORDING TO THE INDUCTIVE METHOD OF PHYSICAL...

New York: Robert Carter & Brothers, 1867. revised edition. VG. 8vo in brown buckram, title on spine in gilt. Wear to boards; boards rubbed and lightly scratched, edges rubbed, corners lightly bumped, light general wear otherwise. Spine bowed, binding strong and intact. Foxing to edges of textblock, foxing to endpages, light scattered foxing otherwise. Prev. owner's signature on front endpage. 448 pp. Shelved locked- LAFCADIO. More about INTUITIONS OF THE MIND- Inductively Investigated

New York: Harper & Row, 1974. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 225 Pages; G+/VG; Spine is black with yellow lettering; dust jacket is in a mylar covering, has price uncut '$10.00', has minimal shelf wear along the top and bottom edges, has minor discoloration along the spine due to sun exposure, has very faint pen mark impressions on the front side; binding has spoiling along the top edges of the boards, minor bumping on the fore edge corners, and minor detachment at the top of the spine; pages have darkening along the top edge due to dust build up; original owners name is written on ffep in blue marker; shelved psychology. More about OBEDIENCE TO AUTHORITY

Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1961. Reprinted. 12mo; pp 126; G/paperback; sunned blue/white spine with black text; yellow covers show light shelf wear to exterior; slight wear to edges; text block has light toning to exterior edges; interior lightly toned; French text. More about Le Mysticisme