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. Original illustrated boards and Ivor illustrated dustjacket art. Scarce parody of contemporary cinema, its audience, players, and machinery. Includes a collection of humorous film 'treatments' and illustrations. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, few small edge chips. Item #13629

First Edition Thus and Early Movie Tie-In Edition with "Inspired by Warner Bros. Technicolor Production" plug at front cover. Original illustrated boards. Oblong painting activity book for children, with several color plates. Very Good tight copy, some illustrations crayoned in. Item #8955

First Edition. "The author has managed very cleverly to show the sharp contrast between life in a country village with its smallness of outlook, snobbishness, and spite, and life in the wild places of the world, where convention and tradition are unknown. What forces of tradition and convention could keep apart for long a man and woman thrown together on a tropical island with no apparent hope of rescue? Their love, when at last it sweeps aside the codes of society, fears, and Barbara's loyalty to another man, is an idyll so passionate and tender that it requires no justification save its own supreme fitness". Basis for the 1924 Paramount Picture feature film starring Richard Dix and Bebe Daniels. Near Fine, short contemporary gift inscription at front endpaper, in Very Good plus dustjacket, few shallow edge chips. Item #22715

First Edition. London set May-December romance interrupted by the return of a boyfriend. Near Fine with small ownership stamp to front free endpaper, in Very good dustjacket but for split along front flap edge, top and lower edge with paper tape at verso. Item #24215

First Edition. Romance novel of a young woman so devoted to her brother that she almost gives up happiness with another man to take care of him. Wrap-around dustjacket art. Very Good, foxing to page edges and endpapers, spotting to cloth covers, in Very Good dustjacket, modest wear, foxing to flaps. Item #17348

True First Edition. Hubin listed mystery of a "whimsical and astounding young man who seeks big square emeralds, outwits a menacing band of desperadoes and the New York police as well, to win a reward of $100,000!". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with chipping at spine ends, some darkening to spine, small chip and closed tear at mid spine. Item #20629

Third Printing, lacking publisher's device at copyright page. Jazz Age tale of two modern women who love the same man. The copy at rear jacket describes one character, Nina, as being a 90 year old flapper. Great colorful dustjacket art. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chipping at spine ends, modest color fading at spine. Item #19054

First Edition. Intimate biography of the author's mother, who also raised two other children known as notable authors, told from personal experience and supplemented with diaries and notes. Near Fine in nearly Very Good dustjacket, spine ends chipped, quarter sized chip at top rear panel, some small chips at flap edges. Item #23925

'First Edition'. 2 1/2 by 2 1/2 inches volvelle, original cardstock 'sleeve' and cardstock wheel. Scarce cocktail wheel or volvelle (as they are called) with 20 recipes including Jack Rose, Manhattan, Pick Me Up, Bronx, Tom Gin, Gin Rickey, etc. Very scarce. Very Good. Item #29230

First Edition. "Intensely dramatic story in which two young lovers courageously face the most agonizing crisis that can confront their married life - the dread grip of the kidnapper. Ceaselessly exciting, rich in action and romance, this book is also an unusual excursion into general and criminal psychology". Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, few tiny chips at spine ends. Item #21429

First Edition. "Powerful and absorbing novel dealing with a comparatively unknown phase of the Russian revolution - the martyrdom of the Russian Church under Soviet rule. Its story follows the swift and brilliant rise of Anastasius, a young law student, who, fired by a zealous ambition to reform the church, presents himself at the Holy Synod and boldly declares, 'Your Eminence, I must be made a Bishop!'" Near Fine in Very Good plus mildly soiled dustjacket. Item #22172