First Edition. Novel of a man who trod on the devotion of a woman who loved him. 'Handsome, cruel, blind with strength, Jason trod her devotion under foot, learning too late that she alone held sway over his heart'. Near Fine, some spotting to cloth, previous owner signature at front endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket, dime sized chip at top rear panel. Item #37491

Presumed First Edition. Original illustrated wrappers, 133 pages, 6 by 4 1/2 inches. (Volksliederbuch No. 585b). A collection of the most popular songs for youth choir clubs and gymnastics clubs. Judging from the cover they are songs to be sung while drinking. Lacks rear wrap, otherwise Very Good. Item #27969

First Edition. Leonard Frank dustjacket art. Romance novel of a young woman whose mother is killed in an automobile accident and who is claimed by her long lost wealthy father. Very Good, old bookstore stamp at front endpaper, paperclip shadow to first few leaves, in Very Good dustjacket, but for two inch sized abrasions to rear panel. Item #37318

11.5x15. Very detailed map in lovely condition. Item #33786

First Edition. John Drew dustjacket art and color frontis. "A gay little flashlight on Richard Sheridan's time, character and circle. Nothing could be sweeter or more wholesome. A love story pure and simple". A contemporary review states: "The heiress conceals the will so that her cousin, the disinherited son of the house, may come to his own. His first thought is to sell the estate to set Richard Sheridan the dramatist up in management. The will is discovered and the young man retires madly in love. The heiress going to Sheridan's to pay over a sum promised by her cousin is discovered by him and there is a jealous outburst followed by a happy ending. This is melodrama and preposterous farce. We cannot see in it any trace of the Robert Barr we know." Uncommon in dustjacket. Hubin listed mystery novel. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, small chips at spine ends. Item #27115

First Edition. H.R. dustjacket art. Novel of Wall Street and those who risk all on the market with the "apex" of the novel being the market crash. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, small chip at top front panel, chipped at top spine end with closed tear. Item #32531

First Alblabook Edition. FM dustjacket art. Work concerning American life in the 1890's. Bright Near Fine in Very Good plus price clipped dustjacket with mild fading to spine and shallow chipping to spine ends. Item #14692

First Edition. John Drew dustjacket art. Novel of a man born a commoner but who died a lord. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chips and closed tears, lower title page uncut (attached to dedication page). Item #30641

First Edition. Illustrated with photographs. Extremely scarce collection of Benton children's plays chosen by the Drama League "from bewitching fantasy of Queen Crosspatch and the Scullery Wench, to the sane patriotism of The Liberty Bell." Near Fine in original orange printed dustjacket, Very Good but for half inch chip at lower spine end, few small edge chips and shallow chipping at top spine end. Item #14873

First Edition. Three volumes bound as one. Collection of children's stories initially published in Paris in twenty-four monthly installments in 1782-83. This copy includes volumes 10, 11 and 12, from October to December, 1782. Although part of a series they can stand alone. Sextodecimo, bound in contemporary modern boards. Good with loose outer hinges, spine and edges well worn, page ends darkened, modest surface wear. Item #18445

Second Printing. Politzer dustjacket art. 'A flashback type of tale, starting with a murder trial, and building the story up to the point of the trial, telescoping the end. The author handles her material with assurance and vigor, has a keen sense of plot and character, and a reserve power that would indicate that this is not just a flash in the pan. The publishers are excited about it, and putting plenty of push behind it.' Uncommon. Near Fine (but for 'Sample Copy' stamped at page edges) in Very Good dustjacket, some shallow chips and closed tears, mild darkening to spine. Item #37766

First Edition. John Austen dustjacket art. Romance novel of the English countryside "laid against a beautifully contrived background of the old landed aristocracy; its theme is the destructive influences of their unbridled passions on the lives of three young people who love not wisely, but too well". Near Fine, contemporary ink address at front free endpaper, in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #21329