First Edition. Octavo, original green cloth over boards, lettering in gilt, stained top edge, deckle edge, color illustrated dust jacket. Novel about an aristocratic youth who is drawn to the sea in search of adventure. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket, modest shelf wear, a few small closed tears, some smudges. Item #43301
Second Printing, Appleton title page and dustjacket, A.L. Burt at Spine. Story of young love and a search for meaning when reality intervenes. Very Good in a Very Good dustjacket with publisher's device faded at spine, two small closed tears to top edge of rear panel and one to top edge of front panel, small chips to top edge of front panel and spine ends. Item #17782
First Edition. Signed by author at front free end paper. Adventure story set in India. Very Good, mild soiling, lacking dustjacket. Item #17441
First Edition. Harold Cue dustjacket art. Western adventure set in Arizona. Basis for the 1927 silent film, Somewhere in Sonora starring Ken Maynard, Kathleen Collins, Frank Leigh, and directed by Albert S. Rogell. Remade in 1933 by Leon Schlesinger, starring John Wayne, Henry B. Walthall, and Shirley Palmer, directed by Mack Wright. Very Good in Very Good dustjacket, chip and closed tear at lower spine end. Item #27348
First Edition. Uncommon novel of the 'Yellow Peril' and opium trafficking (Opium is mentioned in the book no fewer than thirteen times). "Magdalena Island, in mid-Pacific, is on few mariners' charts. But it floats dream-like in its own hazy beauty on Mr. Comfort's pages. In its sensuous setting is enacted in a few months a strange drama of warfare, greed, passion and devotion that breaks for just a moment the age-long silence of its life". Very Good, foxing to page edges, small dampstain at lower rear cover, in near Very Good dustjacket, some nicking and soiling, speckling to front panel, small area of dampstaining to lower rear panel. Item #25851
First Edition. Original large octavo illustrated wrappers. The October 1907 issue of Lippincott's magazine. Scarce very early appearance of a Damon Runyon short story, Fat Fallon. Runyon would of course go on to write Guys and Dolls. Very Good issue, few light stains to wrappers, drip spots at page edges, some creases and wear. Item #21992
