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By: N/A
Price: $42.50
Publisher: New York, Harper & Brothers: 1869
Stock No.: 74482
Condition: Good+ with no dust jacket
Six months of the venerable illustrated magazine bound together. With dozens of engraved illustrations scattered throughout. Volume is bound in quarter leather and with pebbled brown cloth-covered boards; covers worn at extremities. With a few loose pages at front of volume, otherwise textblock is firm and intact, though with tears, markings and occasional soiling. --- Harper's Monthly is the second-oldest continuously published monthly magazine in the United States beginning in 1850 and continuing into the 21st century. They often featured the debut of works by noted authors or illustrators.;... View more info
By: ADAMS, Henry
Price: $14.00
Publisher: New York, The Heritage Press: 1957
Stock No.: 82683
Condition: Very Good+
The erudite Henry Adams takes the reader on a guided tour of Mont-Saint-Michel, Chartres and other famed French cathedrals in this handsome edition in slipcase. With photographs by Samuel Chamberlain, a new introduction by Francis Henry Taylor and author's preface. --- In blue cloth-covered boards with gilt titling and decorations on spine. Sandglass flyer laid in (New York, no. I:22). Volume housed in gold paper-covered slipcase. --- A partial split at front hinge has been carefully reinforced prior to this listing, with a hint of sunning to spine, else a sound, clean, unmarked copy. Slipc... View more info
By: AESCHYLUS and SHELLEY, Percy Bysshe
Price: $26.00
Publisher: New York, The Heritage Press: 1966
Stock No.: 83052
Condition: Near Fine
The Greek Titan was the hero of Aeschylus' 5th-century BC poem, presented here along with the much more recent version/revision by the great early 19th century poet, Percy Bysshe Shelley. With drawings by John Farleigh and a preface by Rex Warner. 'Bound' translated from the Greek by Rex Warner. --- In black cloth-covered boards with gilt lettering and decorations on covers and spine; additional decorations in blind to spine. Volume protected in orange paper-covered slipcase. Sandglass flyer is not present. --- Volume is in excellent shape with clean, unmarked and bright interior; but with pr... View more info
By: AGEE, James
Price: $44.50
Publisher: Franklin Center, Pennsylvania, The Franklin Library: 1979
Stock No.: 75271
Condition: Fine with no dust jacket
Finely produced copy of author's autobiographical novel set in his native Knoxville, Tennessee which was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1958. Though published in 1957, it was actually written by Agee from 1948 through 1955; and published posthumously. In rich black full leather covers with elaborate gilt ornamentation on front, back and spine; four raised bands on spine. All edges gilt. Interior published on rich papers and with maroon silk moire endpapers and matching satin ribbon bookmark sewn in. --- Illustrated by Ben F. Wohlbert. A bright, sharp, clean, unmarked copy. A handsom... View more info
By: ALCOTT, Louisa May (author); WHEELER, Joe (introduction and afterword)
Price: $12.00
Publisher: Wheaton, Illinois, Tyndale House Publishers: 1997
Stock No.: 77509
ISBN: 1561797448
Condition: Near Fine with no dust jacket
Signed by Joe Wheeler on title page. Complete and unabridged copy of the timeless family classic. With approx. 150 b&w illustrations. Dr. Wheeler's introduction and afterword provide information about 'Little Women', and Alcott, as well as a study guide for enriching the experience of reading this classic. Part of the Focus on the Family Great Stories series. A life-long educator and author, Dr. Wheeler is one of America's premier compilers of family-oriented stories. --- A Near Fine copy: clean, bright and firm but with faint smudges to covers. Cover sticker explains that this is the complete... View more info
By: ALCOTT, Louisa May (author); WHEELER, Joe (introduction and afterword)
Price: $12.00
Publisher: Wheaton, Illinois, Tyndale House Publishers: 1999
Stock No.: 82657
ISBN: 1561796247
Condition: New with no dust jacket
Signed by Joe Wheeler on title page. Complete and unabridged copy of the family classic by Louisa May Alcott (1832-1888). First published in 1886, "Little Men" was a sequel to her popular "Little Women". With 15 b&w illustrations. Dr. Wheeler's introduction and afterword provide information about Alcott, as well as a study guide for enriching the experience of reading this classic. A life-long educator and author, Dr. Wheeler is one of America's premier compilers of family-oriented stories. Part of the Focus on the Family Great Stories series, with front cover sticker stating t... View more info
By: ALCOTT, Louisa M[ay] (author); SMITH, Jessie Willcox (illustrations)
Price: $36.00
Publisher: Boston, Little, Brown and Company: 1926
Stock No.: 83063
Condition: Good with no dust jacket
The heartwarming classic by Louisa May Alcott in a 1926 reprint edition, consisting of both the first and second parts. With 6 of the original 8 color illustrations by Jessie Willcox Smith (illustrations at frontis & p. 260 are missing). Endpapers illustrated by Henry Pitz. An entry in publisher's series, "The Beacon Hill Bookshelf". --- In full black cloth with color Smith illustration pasted to cover, titling in gilt on spine. Volume has no dust jacket. --- A likely former library book, with rubberstampings to endpapers. Front free endpaper and frontis illustration are missing, white... View more info
By: APPLEGATE, Jesse A.; PORTER, Lavinia Honeyman (authors); RIDGE, Martin (editor)
Price: $28.50
Publisher: Chicago, Lakeside Press/R. R. Donnelley and Sons Company: 1989
Edition: First Edition Thus
Stock No.: 81053
Condition: Near Fine with no dust jacket
A Lakeside Classic reprint, presenting the memoirs of American pioneers Jesse A. Applegate and Lavinia Honeyman Porter. Applegate was an early leader on the Oregon Trail, and was credited with finding the Applegate Trail, an alternative, southerly route to Oregon's Willamette Valley. Lavinia Honeyman Porter's memoir of her Overland Trail journey, "By Ox Team to California" is also included. Edited by Martin Ridge. --- Includes a color map showing routes, a frontis engraved illustration of emigrants crossing the plains, and several additional illustrations and photos. --- Number 87 in a... View more info
By: AQUINAS, Saint Thomas; SHUSTER, George N. (editor)
Price: $17.50
Publisher: New York, The Heritage Press: 1971
Stock No.: 82783
Condition: Near Fine
Selections from the writings of the great 13th Century Catholic philosopher/theologian. Selected, and with an introduction, by George N. Shuster; wood engraved illustrations by Reynolds Stone. --- In grey quarter cloth over patterned paper-covered boards with spine titling in black; grey topstain. Sandglass brochure is missing. In matching grey paper-covered slipcover. --- A clean, bright, tightly-bound copy. Slipcase with a litte age-toning; is structurally sound.; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; xiv, 112 pages View more info
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Franklin Center, Pennsylvania, The Franklin Library: 1980
Stock No.: 78262
Condition: Fine with no dust jacket
A handsome reprint edition of the French author's famous novel, first published in 1835. With illustrations by Albert Lynch. --- In full dark blue faux leather with gilt decorations on covers & spine, raised spine bands and title gilt-stamped on spine. All edges gilt, and with colorful patterned paper endpapers. Lacks a dust jacket (as issued). --- A bright, firm, clean copy lacking obvious damages.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 376 pages View more info
Price: $19.00
Publisher: New York, The Heritage Press: 1939
Stock No.: 80624
Condition: Very Good+
A handsome reprint edition of 30 amusing stories by the acclaimed French author of "La Comédie humaine". Translated from the French and with a preface by Jacques Le Clercq, illustrated by Boris Artzybasheff. --- In full maroon cloth, gilt titling & illustration on spine; in maroon paper-covered slipcase. Publisher's Sandglass flyer is not present. --- With binder's glue bleed-through at front and rear hinges, very slight rubbing to back cover, else a clean, bright, firm copy. Very Good slipcase with a small tear near opening and a hint of sunning, else in good shape and structurally s... View more info
Price: $43.50
Publisher: Franklin Center, Pennsylvania, The Franklin Library: 1978
Stock No.: 81424
Condition: Near Fine with no dust jacket
A deluxe leatherbound edition offering rewarding, amusing stories by the acclaimed French author of 'La Comédie humaine'. Translated from the French by J. Lewis May. With illustrations by Elaine Rafael and Don Bolognese. Includes a portrait of Balzac by Roy Andersen near front of volume. Issued as an entry in the publisher's Collected Stories of the World's Greatest Writers series. One of an unspecified number in this limited edition. --- Bound in rich full burgundy bonded leather covers with three raised bands on spine. Spine titling, elaborate decorations to covers and spine, and textblock... View more info
Price: $12.00
Publisher: New York/London, The Heritage Press/The Nonesuch Press: 1946
Stock No.: 80167
Condition: Very Good
Set in the author's 19th Century Paris, "Old Goriot" is often referred to by its French title, "Le Père Goriot", and is perhaps Balzac's most admired novel. Translated from the French by Ellen Marriage, with 20 color illustrations by René Ben Sussan and an introduction by François Mauriac. --- In fleurs-de-lis patterned paper-covered boards backed in dark red buckram, with gilt-stamped titling on spine and housed in maroon paper-covered slipcase. Volume jointly published by Nonesuch Press of London, and The Heritage Press of New York. Sandglass flyer laid in (#4N). Glassine... View more info
By: BANNERMAN, Helen
Price: $400.00
Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio, Adam and Charles Black: 1931
Edition: First Edition Thus
Stock No.: 80096
Condition: Fair with no dust jacket
Stated First Edition November, 1931 on copyright page. This scarce edition of the controversial children's classic with 7 color illustrations of the original 8 by Fern Bisel Peat. (One illustration, "Oh! what lovely melted butter", is missing.) Also with 13 black and white illustrations by Ms. Peat. --- In patterned dark red cloth-covered boards with Peat circular color illustration pasted to cover. Unpaginated, with 46 yellow-bordered leaves (not counting the full-size color illustrations tipped onto the leaves). --- A Fair only copy with at least 3 detached (but present) leaves, 2 pa... View more info
Price: $20.00
Publisher: New York, The Heritage Press: 1971
Stock No.: 82776
Condition: Near Fine
When first published in France in 1857, these poems of Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867) were very controversial due to themes of sensuality and challenges to moralistic standards of his day. This English language verstion edited, with translations from a variety of translators, by James Laver, who supplies an introduction and end notes. Illustrated with etchings by Pierre-Yves Trémois. --- In marbled paper-covered boards backed in maroon cloth, with gilt-stamped titling & decorations on black spine block; maroon topstain. Volume housed in maroon paper-covered slipcase. Sandglass flyer laid in (... View more info
By: BAUM, L. Frank
Price: $103.50
Publisher: Indianapolis, Indiana, The Bobbs-Merrill Company: 1903
Edition: First Edition
Stock No.: 79545
Condition: Fair with no dust jacket
A fourth printing in the first edition of the re-packaged Baum story that was originally published under the title "A New Wonderland" by R. H. Russell in 1900. With vertically aligned 'O-H-D' sans serif type on copyright page, broken 'H' in "The Monarch", p.[51] and half-missing 'D' in "Wizard", p.[121] (Bienvenue p.209-210). With 12 color plates, front cover illustration, and throughout in black & white by Frank Verbeck [Ver Beck]. Endpapers illustrations by Fanny Y. Cory. --- In light blue cloth-covered boards with Verbeck color illustration pasted to cover; cover an... View more info
Price: $45.50
Publisher: New York, Harper & Brothers: 1954
Stock No.: 79651
Condition: Very Good+ in Good+ dust jacket
The Austrian-American author's children's book is set in the Alps. With color & black and white illustrations by the author. Ludwig Bemelmans was the author of the popular "Madeline" series, which included the Caldecott Award winning "Madeline's Rescue". --- In rust cloth-covered boards with illustration on cover in blue; spine titling in white. Jacket with colorful Bemelmans snowy ski scene on cover. --- With a little yellowish toning to endpapers, otherwise a clean, firm, unmarked copy. Bright unclipped jacket with a little soiling, penciled price to flap and a few tears (one... View more info
By: BEWICK, Thomas
Price: $16.50
Publisher: London, The Folio Society: 1981
Stock No.: 77579
Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket
Likely first Folio Society edition. The autobiography of the great English naturalist, in a deluxe reprint edition. With many woodcut engraved illustrations and watercolours by the author. In brown quarter cloth over yellow paper-covered boards. Lacks the glassine jacket or a slipcase. --- With light soiling to covers and some loss of spine gilding; else a firm, bright copy. ; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 192 pages View more info
Price: $96.00
Publisher: New York, Frederick Warne & Co.: [1893-1894]
Stock No.: 74866
Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket
An extremely scarce edition of author's adventure story, set in the 'Colorado Desert' of present-day Southern California's Imperial Valley. With 21 b&w illustrations by Hume Nisbet and W. Buckley, 3 of which inserted as plates; as well as one map. Undated copy, but likely published c.1893-1894. --- In full red cloth-covered boards with lettering and elaborate illustrations on cover and spine in gilt, white, black, yellow, brown and orange. Lacks a dust jacket. --- Interior is firm and collated to confirm all pages present. Leaves lack markings or significant soiling. With minor discoloration t... View more info
Price: $25.50
Publisher: Franklin Center, Pennsylvania, The Franklin Library: 1977
Stock No.: 82471
Condition: Near Fine with no dust jacket
A deluxe leatherbound Franklin Library edition of the 14th century author's collection of stories which have long been considered the ultimate in tales and have provided numerous plot lines for subsequent works by others. Translated G. H. McWilliam. With illustrations by Ann Grifalconi and a portrait of Boccaccio by Jim Campbell near front of volume. Issued as an entry in the publisher's Collected Stories of the World's Greatest Writers series. One of an unspecified number in this limited edition. --- Bound in rich full navy bonded leather covers with four raised bands on spine. Spine titling... View more info
By: BONSELS, Waldemar (author); WIESE, Kurt (illustrations)
Price: $24.50
Publisher: New York, Albert & Charles Boni: 1930
Edition: First Edition
Stock No.: 79611
Condition: Very Good- with no dust jacket
First U.S. edition. A charming illustrated story of an orphan boy who is befriended by all manner of creatures in the forest. With black and white illustrations by Kurt Wiese. Translated from the German by the noted anti-communist Whittaker Chambers. --- In pale yellow boards with Wiese illustrations and titling in brown and green on cover and spine. Lacks the dust jacket. --- With light soiling to covers, spotting to textblock edges and prior owner's dated signature to front free endpaper, otherwise a firm, unmarked copy.; Tall Octavo (9 to 10 in. tall); 240 pages View more info
Price: $31.00
Publisher: Avon, Connecticut, The Heritage Press: 1974
Stock No.: 82840
Condition: Near Fine
A stylishly-produced illustrated reprint edition of the classic novel, which was first published in 1847. With lithographs by Barnett Freedman inside the body of the volume and reproduced on covers (but not at endpapers). With preface entitled 'How This Book Came to Be' by John T. Winterich. Though often seen as a set with Emily Brontë's "Wuthering Heights", this offer only for "Jane Eyre". --- In Freedman-decorated full rust cloth covers with titling in gilt on spine; gilt stripes on front and back. Sandglass flyer laid in (Avon, no. IIIR: 38). Slipcase covered in black paper... View more info
By: BRONTË, Emily; EICHENBERG, Fritz (woodcut illustrations)
Price: $19.50
Publisher: New York, The Modern Library: [c.1977-80]
Stock No.: 80432
ISBN: 039460458X
Condition: Very Good in Very Good dust jacket
The classic romance novel in a Modern Library reprint edition. With wood engraved illustrations by Fritz Eichenberg, an introduction by Royal A. Gettmann, and an editor's preface by Charlotte Brontë, writing under her Currer Bell pseudonym. --- In Toledano spine 15 / brown paper-covered boards / gilt-stamped spine titling / perfect bound (not stitched) / plain style F endpapers / plain tan style p dust jacket / verso blank. Likely published c.1977-1980 though incorrectly labeled as "First Modern Library Edition, 1950" on copyright page. --- A clean, firm, unmarked copy but with slight... View more info
By: BROWN, Abbie Farwell (author); WHEELER, Joe (introduction and afterword)
Price: $10.00
Publisher: Wheaton, Illinois, Tyndale House Publishers: 1999
Stock No.: 74670
ISBN: 1561797626
Condition: New with no dust jacket
Signed by Joe Wheeler on title page. A clean, bright copy. With numerous b&w engravings. Dr. Wheeler's lengthy introduction provides information about Abbie Farwell Brown, as well as insights for the parent about the use of this story in a family environment. Part of the Focus on the Family Great Stories series. A life-long educator and author, Dr. Wheeler is one of America's premier compilers of family-oriented stories. ; Great Stories; Octavo (8 to 9 in. tall); liii, 62 pages View more info
By: BROWNING, Robert (author); LEWIS, C. Day (editor)
Price: $20.50
Publisher: New York, The Heritage Press: 1971
Stock No.: 80580
Condition: Near Fine in Very Good+ dust jacket
A selection of poems by the great 19th Century English Victorian poet, in a handsome reprint edition in slipcase. Selected, edited, and introduced by C. Day Lewis and with woodcut illustrations by Peter Reddick. Indices of first lines and titles at rear of volume. --- In paper-covered boards illustrated with ancient columns and structures, and backed in brown cloth. With gilt-stamped spine titling & decorations. Slipcase covered in maroon paper. Publisher's Sandglass flyer is not present. --- Both book and slipcase with minor bump near top of opening; otherwise a firm, clean, bright copy. Sli... View more info
Price: $39.00
Publisher: London, G. Routledge and Sons: 1868
Stock No.: 73780
Condition: Good with no dust jacket
Mr. Buchanan's works displayed a respect for those living a simpler life. Author's 'North Coast Poems' comprise roughly 2/3 of this volume. --- Elaborately bound in blue beveled edge cloth-covered boards with gilt and red lettering and decorations, front, rear and spine. With 53 illustrations by T.(homas) and E.(dward) Dalziel and 5 others; all of which were engraved by the Brothers Dalziel. Printed on heavy papers, with all three edges in gilt. --- Volume has noticeable tears to cloth at spine ends, many leaves with foxing. Sticker removal damage to front pastedown. Overall, a tight copy with... View more info
By: BULFINCH, Thomas; KLAPP, W. H. (editor)
Price: $12.00
Publisher: New York, The Heritage Press: 1942
Stock No.: 80725
Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket
Many of the most-repeated myths and fables from Greek mythology are presented here in this attractive illustrated reprint edition. With notes, revisions and additions by W. H. Klapp and illustrations by Stanley William Hayter. Maps of ancient Greece and "family trees" of the Gods at endpapers. --- In orange and beige cloth-covered boards with circular device to cover in green foil. Titling and columnar illustration stamped in gilt on spine; green topstain. Volume lacks a slipcase and publisher's Sandglass flyer is not present. --- Spine titling has dulled, but overall volume is in exce... View more info
By: BULLEN, Frank T. (author); SCHAEFFER, Mead (illustrations)
Price: $23.00
Publisher: New York, Dodd, Mead & Company: 1926
Edition: First Edition
Stock No.: 81275
Condition: Good with no dust jacket
First edition of this account of a whaling ship's round-the-world voyage to the South Seas from its base in New Bedford, Massachusetts and back, written by one of its crew members. With 8 striking illustrations by Mead Scheaffer on color plates, plus a few stray black & white illustrations, a second pictorial title page and color endpapers, likely by Scheaffer. With a map of the voyage. --- In black cloth-covered boards with decorations, illustrations and titling in gilt on cover; blindstamped spine titling (once likely in gilt). Volume lacks a dust jacket. --- With a tear to cloth at head of ... View more info
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Philadelphia, Ashmead & Evans: 1866
Stock No.: 82453
Condition: Fair
An illustrated, revised version of the children's story, centered around a wily fox, his friend the dog, and griffins. Text has been arranged for children by O. D. Martin. With 6 color lithographs (including second title page) by White. --- In rust cloth with titling and decorations in gilt to cover. Volume has been repaired with brown cloth tape and a new paper spine label. --- With prior owner's signature and tear to front free endpaper, soiling to cloth, considerable foxing throughout, and chafing to cover edges but binding stabilized after the repair.; 12mo (7 to 7-1/2 in. tall); 32 pages View more info
By: BUNYAN, John; WILSON, Rev. J.M.
Price: $30.00
Publisher: London, A. Fullarton and Co.:
Stock No.: 73691
Condition: Fair with no dust jacket
In scuffed dark leather covers with gilt titling on cover. Marbled endpapers. Undated, but likely published in the late 19th century. A fragile work, with a few loose pages and split near front hinge, but with superb engravings scattered throughout. Some dampstaining and soiling. A damaged and delicate, but lovely, artifact from the 19th century. ; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 147 pages View more info
Price: $17.00
Publisher: Boston, Little, Brown and Company: 1920
Stock No.: 60070
Condition: Good with no dust jacket
A charming children's story book in Thornton W. Burgess's series featuring various woodland creatures. In this installment, Bobby Coon takes center stage. Sadly, only four of the original six black & white plates with Harrison Cady illustrations are present. An entry in publisher's "The Bedtime Story-Books" series. --- Formerly property of Boulder, Colorado's Mapleton Elementary School (which closed in 2003), with rubberstampings, markings and front pocket and lacking de-accession information. Rebound in sturdy brown buckram boards with gilt-stamped spine titling. Volume has no dust ... View more info
Price: $13.00
Publisher: Boston, Little, Brown and Company: 1922
Stock No.: 60071
Condition: Poor with no dust jacket
A charming children's story book in Thornton W. Burgess's series featuring various woodland creatures. In this installment, Unc' Billy Possum takes center stage. Sadly, only two of the original six black & white plates with Harrison Cady illustrations are present. An entry in publisher's "The Bedtime Story-Books" series. --- Formerly property of Boulder, Colorado's Mapleton Elementary School (which closed in 2003), with rubberstampings and rear pocket and lacking de-accession information. In full maroon cloth-covered boards with green book repair tape to spine and tips. Volume has no... View more info
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Stuttgart, Germany, Loewe's Verlag Ferdinand Carl:
Stock No.: 73551
Condition: Good with no dust jacket
In dark green cloth-covered boards w/pasted-on color drawing of the little lord on his pony on the front cover. Entirely written in gothic-German type; with many illustrations by Willy Planck in both color and black and white. Volume is loose, but not excessively so; and with spine slant. A legendary story with handsome illustrations. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 153 pages View more info
By: BUTLER, Samuel
Price: $13.00
Publisher: Garden City, New York, Doubleday & Company/Literary Guild: 1944
Stock No.: 77044
Condition: Very Good in Fair dust jacket
Book club edition. A nice copy of the author's classic novel, which is a character study of a man's life and challenges. With color and black and white illustrations by André Durenceau. --- In full rust cloth-covered boards with illustration on cover, illustrations and titling on spine; all in gilt. Olive coloring to jacket, with Durenceau color illustration on cover. --- A firm, clean copy but with small hole in front fr ee endpaper. Dust jacket with some chipping and tears along edges, in removable archival mylar protector.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 429 pages View more info
By: BYRON, Lord (BYRON, George Gordon)
Price: $18.50
Publisher: New York, The Heritage Press: 1943
Stock No.: 81514
Condition: Very Good+
The famous narrative poem by Lord Byron, offered in a handsome reprint edition in slipcase with illustrations by Hugo Steiner-Prag. With an introduction by John T. Winterich. --- In full green-patterned yellow cloth-covered boards; titling on spine, and monogrammed B on cover both in gilt on black blocks; black topstain. Volume housed in black paper-covered slipcase. Sandglass flyer not present. --- A clean, bright copy lacking markings or evident damages. Slipcase with repaired tear along a corner in mis-matched black paper and with some chafing to extremities, otherwise structurally sound... View more info
By: CARLETON, Will
Price: $21.50
Publisher: New York, Moffat, Yard and Company: 1908
Stock No.: 82454
Condition: Good+ with no dust jacket
Author's collection of poems, including his 'Drifted In'. With numerous b&w illustrations; as well as a tissue-protected full-color frontis illustration. No evidence of first edition, though a possibility. --- In full blue cloth-covered boards with compelling snowed-in train illustration in black, white and gilt on cover. Titling on cover and spine in gilt. --- With light scuffing and rubbing to covers, tear to frontis tissue guard, leaves slightly yellowed; binding remains tight and sturdy.; Octavo (8 to 9 in. tall); 144 pages View more info
By: CARLYLE, Thomas
Price: $15.50
Publisher: New York, The Heritage Press: 1956
Stock No.: 82684
Condition: Very Good+ in Very Good+ dust jacket
The Scottish philosopher/historian's famous history of the French Revolution in an attractive hardcover copy, in slipcase. This work first appeared in 1837 and is said to have been an influence on Charles Dickens and his notable "A Tale of Two Cities". Profusely illustrated by Bernard Lamotte and an introduction by Cecil Brown. --- Bound in Lamotte-illustrated full blue cloth-covered boards. Sandglass flyer laid in (New York, no. III:21). Volume housed in red paper-covered slipcase. --- With noticeable yellowing to spine and a small bruised area to spine. Some light rubbing to structur... View more info
By: CARROLL, Lewis
Price: $17.00
Publisher: Secaucus, New Jersey U. S. A., Castle: 1984
Stock No.: 78562
ISBN: 0890097003
Condition: Near Fine in Very Good- dust jacket
The major works by Lewis Carroll are collected here and illustrated by John Tenniel and Henry Holiday. --- In blue textured paper-covered boards with titling & illustrations on spine in black. Jacket features illustrations on front and back. --- A bright, clean, unmarked copy. Jacket with small tears and minor soiling, is otherwise in good shape.; tall 8vo 9" - 10" tall; 439 pages View more info
By: CERVANTES SAAVEDRA, Don Quixote de la Mancha (author); MUELLER, Hans Alexander (illustrations)
Price: $30.00
Publisher: New York, Random House: 1941
Stock No.: 81757
Condition: Very Good+ with no dust jacket
Full title: The First Part of the Life and Achievements of the Renowned Don Quixote de la Mancha. A handsome reprint edition in slipcase of the 'first modern European novel', with Hans Alexander Mueller's wood engravings sprinkled throughout. Translated from the Spanish by Peter Motteux, and with a foreword by Edwin Seaver. --- In green cloth-covered hardcovers with titling in gilt on red spine block, decorations in gilt to spine and red topstain. In illustrated green paper-covered slipcase. --- A clean, bright, unmarked copy, but with a little rubbing to cloth. Slipcase repaired with mis-matc... View more info
Price: $14.50
Publisher: New York/London, D. Appleton and Co: 1912
Stock No.: 74841
Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket
First edition (so indicated by numeral 1 on last page of text). Illustrated by Charles Dana Gibson. In full dark red cloth-covered boards with titling in gilt on cover & spine. A clean, firm copy but with prev. owner's rubberstamping and penciled notations on front free endpaper. Lacks a dust jacket. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 441 pages View more info
