Boston: Little, Brown & Company, [1966]. Translated by Norman Denny. First Edition. Signed presentation from Renoir on the half-title page: "The George Friedman with my best regards, Jean Renoir." With the original shipping label laid-in. 8vo., lime-green cloth in dust jacket; 316 pages. Very Good (covers nice but with some..... More
NY: Frederick A. Stokes, [1903]. Frontispiece by C.D. Williams. First Edition. [BAL 4097; Williams/Starrett 34]. Crane's last novel. A posthumously published novel, Crane wrote the first 24 chapters and perhaps chapter 25, before his death. Canadian-born author Robert Barr claimed to have written the remaining eight chapters though some people..... More
[No place]: Printed For The Author By J.J. Little & Ives Company, 1917. First Edition. Signed inscription by Winter on the front endpaper: "Best wishes of the author Charles E. Winter, Riverton, Wyo. July 8, 1920." Charles Edwin Winter [1870–1948) was a U.S. Representative from Wyoming from March 4, 1923..... More
Chatham, Massachusetts: 1942. Typed Letter Signed. An interesting, one-page letter to Andrew Coddington, a soldier at a recruit training center at Fort Hancock, NJ (now a part of Sandy Hook National Park). On Lincoln's personal stationery, dated August 19, 1942. Lincoln writes that he has been ill which explains for..... More
Philadelphia: Board Of Publication Of The United Lutheran Church In America, [1938]. Illustrated. First Edition. Signed presentation by Seebach on the front endpaper: "In appreciation of the companionship my friend and pupil at Silver Bay. I gladly inscribe this volume. Julius F. Seebach." An historic novel about the Reformation and..... More
NY: Hunt & Eaton, [1891]. Illustrated. First Edition. Lengthy signed inscription from Archibald on the front pastedown: "If you would see The loves of Christmas live, Then with a Christmas heart Receive and give, If you would know The best the day can do & keep a Christmas heart The..... More
