First Edition. George Schreiber dustjacket art. Octavo, original blue cloth with dark blue lettering and illustration to front cover and spine, 30 aquatone illustrations, 3 maps, in original photographic illustrated dustjacket. Very Good with spine faded, two inch by half inch water stain to lower edge of front cover, in Very Good dustjacket, water wrinkling to spine, dampstaining to lower edge of front panel matching cloth markings, otherwise only light wear to scarce dustjacket. Item #24569

First Edition. Illustrated by Alexander Canedo. Translated from the French by Daniel P. Girard and Theodore Malcom. Romance novel of the goddess, Venus, who "has more or less maddened, exalted, wounded, or cast down", men and women. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket with edge wear and shallow chipping to spine ends. Item #12618

First Edition. Graystrom dustjacket art. Psychological romance novel in which a West Point cadet marries a colonel's daughter, begins to sour to army life and faces court-martial for attempting to murder a man giving attentions to his wife. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, modest edge wear, shallow spine end chipping. Item #13261

First Edition. Frank Utpatel dustjacket art and wood engravings. Signed and Inscribed by both author and artist at front free endpaper. Collection of author’s journal writings, inspired by Thoreau’s practice of perceptive observations, and covering three pilgrimages the author made to Walden Pond. Near Fine in a Very Good dustjacket but for heavy scotch tape shadows to top edges, corners at verso, and two and half inch tear to front panel near spine edge. Item #19486

Second Impression. Frederic R. Gruger dustjacket art and illustrations. Humorous novel of life in rural Maine, with dialectic speech. Despite Small, Maynard publishing information, this copy has a "McLeod and Allen" dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chips at spine ends. Item #22670

First Edition. June, 1888 ads. Original blue cloth, gilt lettering. Historical novel by the author of Sherlock Holmes. Very Good, some foxing to early pages. Item #32936

First Edition. Illustrated by Arnold Hall. Original illustrated yellow wrappers, two side staples, 46 pages, 7 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches. 'The indispensable guide to the best beverages and their correct service for every host and hostess'. Uncommon booklet (WorldCat locates no library holdings) concerning the correct way of serving wine and cocktails. Includes 21 recipes for popular cocktails. Very Good, modest wear. Item #34789

First Edition. "Janice Garth had finally persuaded her fiance, Howard Dorian, to risk love on a budget when suddenly his aunt died and left him a million dollars. But there was a catch in the will. To collect the inheritance, Howard had to marry his aunt's protegee. Janice smiled through her tears and promised to wait a year until he should be free again. But a few weeks later she slipped on a dime store ring she had purchased for herself and wed another man, knowing that if the union lasted over twelve months she would lose a fortune and the man she loved". Near Fine in attractive Very Good dustjacket. Item #31052

First Edition thus. Tall octavo, original black cloth with gilt titles and illustration to front cover and spine, elaborate Frank C. Pape gray pictorial endpapers, illustrations throughout, in original illustrated dustjacket. Translated by Alfred Allinson. Famous Pape endpapers show a Jesus figure rising from a well and reaching towards satyr Pan. Near Fine with few nibbles to front spine gutter, in Very Good dustjacket with shallow loss to spine ends and flap corners, rubbing to top edges. Item #24148

First Edition, second issue (without the Jersey City imprint on the copyright page and no additional printings). Octavo, Original oblong illustrated boards and dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some mild soiling to panels, inch closed tear at upper rear flap edge. Item #31124

First Edition stated. Ruth Chrisman Gannett dustjacket art and illustrations. Humorous narrative of a family traveling cross country in a Ford motorcar. "Where does the west begin? Where the hot-dog stands give way to the barbecue-sandwich signs? It may be that the West begins where the garage men greet you with a warmer smile, refuse to take a tip for cleaning your windshield and send you off with a winning invitation, 'Come and see us again soon'." Very Good, top page edge with few minor bumps, top spine tip faded, in Very Good dustjacket, modest edge wear, shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners, top rear panel with nickel sized chip. Item #23059

First Edition. Original brown printed boards, small octavo. 46pp. Rare short work on the history of the middle ages. This copy with autograph letter signed laid in concerning this title and signed by Gibbons. Very Good. Item #17104

First Edition. Novel intended for young women of a girl who leads her town to fund an x-ray machine for the hospital. Author of the Miss Pat series. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #23123