New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1969. First Edition. Signed presentation by Garrett on the front endpaper, "For Walt Litz, Peter Garrett" 8vo., grey cloth in dust jacket; 284 pages. Near fine (covers nice, contents clean & tight); few tiny chips & small tears d/j. More about SCENE AND SYMBOL FROM GEORGE ELIOT TO JAMES JOYCE
New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, [1985]. With Photographs. First Edition, first printing. Signed by Martin on the front endpaper. 8vo., black cloth in dust jacket; 413 pages. Very Good (covers bright but corners little bumped; contents clean & tight); little wear (few short tears & minor creases) d/j. More about CHARLES & DIANA
Berkeley, California: Howell North Books, [1972]. First Edition. Signed by Blanton on the title page. Quarto: grey cloth in dust jacket; 183 pages. Very Good (covers nice; contents clean & tight); few small chips & tears d/j. More about 400,000 MILES BY RAIL: THE REMINISCENCES OF A "PROFESSIONAL PASSENGER" ON ALL TYPES OF...
Salt Lake City, Utah: The Ensign Publishing Company, [1961]. Tenth Revised Edition. Although not stated, this is former Minnesota U.S. Congresswoman Michelle Bachman's copy, purchased with other copies of books from her library. Signed by Skousen on front blank page. 8vo., red cloth in dust jacket; 408 pages. Very Good... More about THE NAKED COMMUNIST
NY: Alfred. A. Knopf, 1928. First Edition. Signed by Weaver on front endpaper. 8vo., patterned boards in d/j; 78 pages. Very Good (covers nice; contents clean & tight); little wear (one-inch chip top of spine) d/j. More about TO YOUTH
Blacksburg, Virginia: The White Rhinoceros Press, 1985. With 14 Illustrations. First Edition. A biography of T.C. McCorvey [1851-1932], a teacher, poet and historian who for 50 years was an active officer and professor at the University of Alabama. Signed on the front endpaper by Johnston: "To Edgar Poe, to put... More about THOMAS CHALMERS MCCORVEY: TEACHER, POET, HISTORIAN
Daniels Printing Craftsmen/ CDC Graphics, [Perth, Western Australia:, circa 1998/1999]. Illustrated With Photographs. First Edition. A scarce book on an equally-scarce fashion magazine. Signed presentation from Mark Mordue [editor 1993-1997] on verso of the front endpaper: "To dear Pam & Fred, thanks for imagining. All the best, Mark Mordue, 1999."... More about AUSTRALIAN STYLE FIVE YEARS
[Memphis, Tennessee: Archetype Books, 2017]. Profusely Illustrated with Photographs, Maps, Etc. Revised Edition. A full-color guidebook to 23 public and ancient Indian mound sites, stonewall sites, and museums devoted to the mound builders. Alabama once had thousands of mounds built by the ancestors of modern Native American tribes as long... More about NATIVE AMERICAN MOUNDS IN ALABAMA: AN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO PUBLIC SITES
NY: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, [1965]. Drawings By Rachel S. Horne. First Edition. A book about the evolution, varieties and folklore of the bear by the former Director of the Alaska Game Commission. With a signed presentation from Dufresne on the half-title page, to pioneer conservationist Clinton R. "Pink" Gutermuth... More about NO ROOM FOR BEARS
London: Melbourne University Press, [1965]. First Edition. Illustrated with numerous maps, graphs and tables, with extensive bibliographical notes and references; indexed. A discussion about land use along the Warrego River region of Queensland and New South Wales and the history of land settlement there. Signed presentation from Heathcote on the... More about BACK OF BOURKE: ASTUDY OF LAND APPRAISAL AND SETTLEMENT IN SEMI-ARID AUSTRALIA
NY: Shakespeare Society Of New York/ The Shakespeare Press, 1908. Introduction By Appleton Morgan. Limited Edition, signed by Appleton Morgan, President of the New York Shakespeare Society. One is a series of five plays. Tall 8vo., white cloth & off-white boards, paper title label on spine; 229 pages. Very Good... More about HAMLET AND THE UR-HAMLEY: THE BANKSIDE-RESTORATION SHAKESPEARE
Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, [1922]. Illustrated. First Edition. Signed inscription from Stephenson on the front endpaper: "A remark of Lincoln's that has not appeared in print was reported by the Rev. William Barnet Wright of Cincinnati. Looking from a car window at a group of Confederate prisoners, Lincoln said `Poor... More about LINCOLN: AN ACCOUNT OF HIS PERSONAL LIFE, ESPECIALLY OF ITS SPRINGS OF ACTION AS REVEALED AND...
NY: Crown Publications, [1937]. First Edition. With a Typed Letter Signed from Rev. Paul F. Richards, a Michigan-based Methodist minister, to Ocean Grove, NJ-based poet Helen L. Thompson, who has three poems published in Volume 2. Richards wants permission to cite one of her poems on his radio show. A.... More about THE CROWN ANTHOLOGY OF VERSE. TWO VOLUMES
Richmond, Va: Central Publishing Co., Inc., 1954. First Edition. Signed presentation from Ransome on the front endpaper: "To Miss Katherine L. Johnson with appreciation- W.L. Ransome." A collection of sermons and addresses by Ransome [1879-1975], Pastor-Emeritus of First Baptist Church in South Richmond, Va.. One is a treatise on race... More about AN OLD STORY FOR THIS NEW DAY AND OTHER SERMONS AND ADDRESSES
NY: Farrar & Rinehart Inc., [1931]. First Edition, with publisher's colophon on the copyright page. Signed presentation from Wright on the front endpaper: "26 April 1931. To Marguerite, Sincerely Mason Wright." A sophisticated copy. This endpaper had been tipped in from another first edition copy that was in terrible condition... More about THE ARMY POST MURDERS
