First Edition. Signed and Inscribed by author to half title page and verso of front free endpaper, in which he states he copies out two verses he likes best, “as they best express Australia,” as well as stating ‘the few remaining copies of / this edition of 1000.../were slightly damaged...” Author was a journalist and writer from New Zealand. Octavo, off white cloth with gilt lettering and illustration to spine. Very Good to Near Fine with modest soiling to cloth, yellowing to endpapers, discreet number paste to front inside cover. Lacking dustjacket. Item #19196

Fourth Printing. Cameron Wright dustjacket art. Novel of southern life immediately following the Civil War by a woman who lived through the same period. An Association Copy, with author's gift bookplate at front free endpaper and inscribed to literary and drama critic Percy Hammond. Signed "A. A." and dated Jan. 1936. A Very Good tight copy with edges and spine faded in Very Good plus dustjacket, with top spine end nicked, light blue dustjacket color faded at spine and top edge of front panel. Item #6823

First Edition. Small octavo, original mustard illustrated cloth, 32pp. Mr. Babson shares a story of a man and his road to "Easy Street." Financial and depression era story. This copy nicely inscribed and signed by Babson at front endpaper. Uncommon title by founder of Babson College. Item #25936

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. Very Good to Near Fine tight copy, in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners, inch closed tears and some creasing to top front panel. Item #15567

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

12x15. Very detailed map in lovely condition. Item #33759

First Edition. Paul Stahr illustrations. "George Groton, the country lad, earning his first dollar in New York, putting over his first business deal, elated over his first 'raise,' climbing with many missteps the ladder of success, which was not success until he had learned his lesson, found his real self, and his real life partner". Bruce Barton, who worked for a famous advertising agency, wrote several books that equated proper business activity with Christianity. Item #20464

First Edition. Romance novel of a woman who marries the wrong man and for the wrong reasons. Near Fine in Very Good price-clipped dustjacket. Item #24066

First Edition. Western themed novel of claim jumpers and a reformed drunkard whose one fall from grace has betrayed a woman's secret. Near Fine, innocuous previous owner stamp exhorting borrowers to return book after 5 days at front endpaper and front pastedown, in Very Good plus dustjacket, edge nicks and wear. Item #20448

14.5x23.5. Beautiful, detailed and coloured map. Pencil marks on map that show other roads and additional, later map edits. Item #33925

First Edition. "Psychological novel by the President of the Author's Society of France, describing the conflict between a woman's love for a man and her loyalty to her country. The woman, Axelle, the daughter of a retired Prussian general, falls in love with a French prisoner-of-war who works on the estate". Very Good, some discoloration at spine, in Very Good dustjacket,, some nicking to edges. Item #27134

First Edition. James Reynolds dustjacket art. Western adventure novel in which a 'down on his luck' prospector discovers the lost mines of the Apaches. Author was presumably a white man given a Native-American name as suggested by the jacket copy: "A hunt for the lost mines of this great Indian tribe by an author who knows Indians and writes under the name they have given him". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #23138