First Edition. Romance involving a young man, a wealthy but terminally-ill woman he married to save his father from ruin, and a woman who still owned his heart. Scarce. Near Fine, with dust spotting to page ends, mild foxing to endpapers, and discreet ownership inscription and small stain to front free endpaper, in a Very Good to Near Fine dustjacket, few short closed tears and shallow nicks, with crease to front panel along spine. Item #19222

First Edition. "Come-on thinks he has inherited two millions and with Mr. Teeters as private secretary, goes to New York to find that his financial reputation had beat him there. With ten thousand available cash and credit based on fanciful inherited millions, Charley owns Broadway and various side streets adjacent thereto. One after another the different brands of bright boys with gold bricks to sell rally around Charley and supply, much to their amazement, the opportunities that he has heretofore lacked. For the last chapter in this breezy, humorous and often exciting story is entitled Charley Get His Million." Near Fine in dustjacket lacking lower inch and half of rear panel, nickel sized chip at lower front panel, else Very Good. Item #21413

Early Printing. Florian dustjacket art. Novel of mystery, espionage, and the secret police of Mussolini. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, tiny edge nicks and wear. Item #24387

Early or First Edition. Great Jazz Age novel of an America stage girl who reigns in Paris as a "super-Bohemia of art and diplomacy, a Queen of unconventionality". Great colorful dustjacket art. Andrews co-authored two Broadway plays: Ladies' Night and Bluebeard's Eighth Wife. Near Fine in Good only dustjacket, inch sized chips at top spine end and lower front panel, few small chips and closed tears. Item #25215

First Edition. Quarto, 9.75 x 7.25 red cloth stamped. With 32 full page Harry Whittier Frees illustrations. A book of quite extraordinary cat pictures and the altogether delightful story of fascinating kitten on an adventurous lark. Only four copies on WorldCat (no pun intended). Extremely scarce in dustjacket. Near Fine in nearly Very Good dustjacket, chipped at spine ends, scotch tape mends at lower spine end. Item #25832

First or Early Printing (no statement, no colophone). Book of interrelated short stories. Basis for the 1931 black and white Paramount British Picture directed by Louis Mercanton and starring Cyril Maude, Godfrey Tearle, and Nora Swinburne. Would be Very Good, but small chip to cloth at lower spine end, in Very Good dustjacket, shallow loss at spine ends. Item #34446

First Photoplay Edition, illustrated with sixteen scenes from the William Fox moving picture film starring Miriam Cooper and Albert Roscoe. Small Quarto. Uncommon oversized photoplay seldom found in an attractive dustjacket. Near Fine tight copy, in Very Good plus dustjacket, modest edge wear, few small chips and short closed tears. Item #17544

12x15. Very detailed map in lovely condition. Item #33773

First American Edition. Victor G. Candell dustjacket art. "Expressionistic" novel of a self destructive artist. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, top edge nicked and rubbed. Item #13615

14.5x23.5. Beautiful, detailed map. Pencil edits across left page of map. Item #33926

First Edition. St. John dustjacket art. A surprisingly atypical western novel of a cowpuncher who gets himself involved in Hollywood movie making and the use of cocaine. When he "walked into a movie set and mistook drama for real life and pulled off as thrilling a bit of rescue work as the camera had ever filmed. In fact, it got him a job, doubling for the hero in the 'stunts' that the popular star hadn't the nerve to try. Chad learned a lot that Mother never taught him. He learned about gin parties and 'happy dust' and 'necking'. He couldn't see how a nice girl like the beautiful Beryl Blythe could stand for that stuff. And he found in the end that 'the real thing,' after all, is what gets by in both life and the movies". On pages 248 and 275 the hero confronts his love interest about her use of cocaine and gets into a fight with a movie star strung out on the same drug. An early novel to deal with drug use in Hollywood. Near Fine, some spotting to top page edge, in Good or better dustjacket, shallow chipping at spine ends and few flap corners, few scrapes and tiny chips at mid spine area, few light stains. Item #25596

First Edition. Contemporary 3/4 blue calf, marbled boards and page edges, leather and gilt spine label, gilt work at spine. Tall octavo. This copy inscribed at title page to W. George Simms "with the Author's Regards" and with regards underlined. Very Good, general shelf wear, a 1939 library bookplate at front pastedown, and impression stamp at title page. Item #15880

First Edition. Martin Travers dustjacket art. "That inimitable fellow, Captain Shapely, man of fashion and gentleman of the road". Near Fine, foxing to fore-edge of pages, innocuous previous owner stamp exhorting borrowers to return book after 5 days at front endpaper and front pastedown, in Very Good dustjacket with few small edge chips. Item #20450