First Edition. Book of health practices “designed for families and schools.” Sutherland was an anti-Mormon and anti-slavery preacher. Signed boldly by him at title page. Octavo, original embossed brown cloth, copper lettering to spine. Very Good, with shallow staining to top edge of page block, modest to moderate foxing to fore edge and endpapers, sticker and ink lettering to front pastedown. Item #19358

First Edition. Hubin-listed novel of mystery and horror based somewhat on the Snead-Wardlaw case, about a respectable head mistress of the Southern Female Academy with a secret, and her greedy niece “determined to use to her own advantage the knowledge of [her aunt’s] secret, regardless of whom she destroys". Near Fine in a Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #19971

First American Edition. Uncommon novel of the Russian Revolution and Bolsheviks based on the author's experiences as a correspondent. Very Good in nearly Very Good dustjacket, nicking and rubbing to spine ends, nickel sized chip at top front panel, three inch closed tear at upper spine area, several small clear tape mends at verso. Item #32908

First Edition. Original wrappers, 95 numbered pages, 4 1/2 by 2 1/2 inches. "the Accredited List of Recognized and Accepted Standard Formulas for Mixed Drinks Authentic Practical Concise". Uncommon. Very Good. Item #27901

First Edition. Very scarce novel by this English civil servant serving in India (and written in the style of an Indian story teller) and writing under a pseudonym. 'They are a brave race, the English, but lacking in intelligence. From the early moment when Hassan chooses for himself the career of a dacoit the story moves with unfailing neatness. The account of his problems in finding a wife is subtly told, while his journeyings with Maryam, and their misadventures are most entertaining.' Very Good in Good edge chipped and soiled dustjacket, half dollar sized chip at lower front panel. Item #32691

First Edition. Wrap-around dustjacket art. Jazz Age novel of the "society beauty of London" who sows her wild oats with future prime-ministers and other international power brokers. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, few tiny chips and mild edge wear. Item #21973

12x15. Very detailed map in lovely condition. Item #33809

9x11 to 11.5x14.5. Very detailed map in lovely condition. Item #33766

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

24x14.5. Beautiful, detailed map. Item #33901

14.5x11.5. Beautiful, detailed and coloured map. Staining to bottom. Item #33920

Presumed First Edition. Original red illustrated wrappers. 6 1/2 by 3 1/2 inches. This particular recipe book comes from The International Liquor Store in Nogales, Mex. Very Good. Item #27990

Third Edition. W. Herbert Dunton dustjacket art. Adventure novel set in the great woodlands of the American Northwest. Scarce in original illustrated dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow edge chipping. Item #12003