Chicago, Ill. Tucker-Kenworthy Co., 1927. First Edition. Signed presentation from Naylor on the front endpaper: ‘Nov. 5, ’32. Malta, Ohio. This goes to my old and reliable friend, Herb Oglevee, from the author, James Ball Naylor.” An uncommon book, especially signed. James Ball Naylor, one of the most well-known authors..... More
Columbus, [Ohio]: New Franklin Printing Company, [1907]. Profusely Illustrated. Original Edition, Limited to 750 unnumbered copies. James Ball Naylor, one of the most well-known authors in the country at the turn of the twentieth century, has since faded into the shadows of obscurity. His rise from an impoverished childhood, his..... More
NY: The Grafton Press, [1904]. First Edition. Signed inscription from Cape on the title page: “Compliments of the author- E.P.C.” This is the rare soft-cover edition. Emily Palmer Cape [1865-1953] was an artist, writer, sociologist and freethinker, and the first woman admitted to Columbia University. She became a close friend..... More
NY: James B. Pond, 1917. Illustrated. First Edition. Signed presentation from Euwer on the front endpaper: “To C. [W.?] Becker with bully best wishes from Anthony Euwer. New York, Jan. 23rd, 1918.” With the name & address of Clare Will Faulhaber stamped at bottom of same page and ink name..... More
NY: Saxonia Press, 1909. First Edition. Signed presentation from Elliott on the front endpaper: "To Guy, With my best & sincerest regards. Nina Mills Elliott. March 1st, 1916. New York." A scarce American novel by an equally scarce publisher. 12mo., decorative light-green cloth, stamped in white; 159 pages. Very Good..... More
Brooklyn, NY: Charles Noel Douglas, [1913]. Illustrated. First Edition. Signed inscription on verso of the frontispiece: “Yours with love, Charles Noel Douglas.” A sequel to his “Poems” and “Songs” books. An uncommon title. A vintage self-published book of short stories, including photographs of the author himself. 12mo., decorative purple cloth..... More
