First Edition. Delano dustjacket art. Western novel. Good tight copy, cloth a bit soiled, lending library hand-written at paste-down, in Good plus dustjacket, few edge chips, spine showing crease lines. Item #8264

First Edition. Novel of a business woman in London whose boyfriend is offered the job of his dreams, but needs to be married to get it. Being a smart business woman she pretends to be his wife. Very Good plus in Very Good dustjacket with nickel size chips to front panel edges, light chipping to spine ends and rear top edge. Item #14971

First Edition. MAL dustjacket art and cover design. Short work concerning the day of a pious and religious woman. [see Tanselle 98.100] Very Good in nearly Very Good dustjacket, dime sized chip at mid spine and at lower front panel. Item #28996

Second Printing in second issue dustjacket with blank rear panel. Maurer dustjacket art. Mardi Gras set novel "in the lives of a strange set of people connected with the airplane contests which are being held in celebration of the opening of a new airport." Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, some foxing, rear panel with some darkening to edges. Item #22132

Two Albums. Oblong Quarto measuring 9 by 12 inches, green leather bound scrapbook with heavy cream leaves. First Album has gilt lettering stamped on cover: Album pour Collections. Both scrapbooks contain extensive clippings of opera and theatre performances in Paris during the 1902-1904 seasons . Miss Ethel Fiske travels with a female companion from the United States to Paris and resides in the city for 18 months. She is clearly a fan of the theatre as she has preserved many playbills and magazine clippings of shows and actresses. She has notated the dates of every performance she attended as well as many of the restaurants she dined in (she includes names or initials of her theatre and dinner companions). The newspaper clippings and theatre programs are in excellent condition, many have not yellowed. Also included are items from both her first class steamship crossings. Miss Ethel Fiske is not the famous American actress Mrs. Fiske although a clipping of Mrs. Fiske is included in the scrapbook. Her companion is confirmed as Frances Margaret Bradford Ames (later Mrs. Randall). Miss Fiske and Miss Ames traveled together to Paris and attend most of the theatre performances together; but Miss Fiske returns to Boston in the summer of 1904 without Miss Ames, according to the passenger list. Item #31368

First Edition. Illustrated with scenes from the play authored by John W. Harding and from which this book was novelized from. The theatrical production enjoyed a long Broadway run during the year of 1906 and served as the basis for two black and white silent films. The 1915 version produced by The Jesse L. Lasky Co and a 1925 version starring Margaret Livingston. Very Good with front hinge cracked in Good plus dustjacket with soiling and foxing to panels, light chipping to spine ends, and 4 inch in length chip near rear flap edge. Item #16318

First Edition. Romance novel of a young woman whose cartooning lifts her from the shabby fast set to a place amongst the literary journalistic world. Very scarce title. Very Good, foxing to page edges, two pin pricks to mid-spine, in Good only dustjacket, lacking lower two inches of spine, edge chipping and soiling. Item #32666

First Edition. Murder mystery featuring the adventurous and romantic Doug Selby, who finds the assistance of a lovely young reporter. Almost Near Fine, some minor bumping to covers, in Very Good dustjacket, modest shelf wear. Item #29181

First Edition. Great Jazz Age romance novel of a young woman "ruled by passion". Uncredited dustjacket art of a partially nude woman. Near Fine, contemporary signature at front endpaper, in Very Good attractive dustjacket. Item #23984

First Edition. Murder and jewel theft mystery compared to Dashiell Hammett at jacket. The novel explores New York's underworld of politics with use of the slang of the urban slums and gutters. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, chipping at top spine end and few flap corners. Item #21156

First Edition. D. D. dustjacket art. Novelized from the play. Hubin listed novel that includes some criminal elements. Clavering is known today for authoring the novel that the film A Florida Enchantment was based upon, and for his hand in popularizing Casey at the Bat. Prince Karl was original written as a play and as a serious drama, but actor Richard Mansfield recast it as a farce. Uncommon. Very Good in Very Good dustjacket, some soiling to white panels, small chips at lower spine end. Item #32542

First Edition. Mississippi set historical novel written as if "Old Man River had witnessed the petty conflicts, the bickering, the gossip, the passion and exploitation which marked the daily lives of these people". Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #27665

First Edition. W. H. D. Koerner dustjacket art, Rodney Thomson frontis. Rare collection of American frontier humor stories as told by Mr. Stegg, "the old bullwhacker of Sidney, Nebraska" and put down by Harris. Stegg "is a complete chronicle of the Hills bound in brown leather; he knows everybody; he was on familiar terms with such sinister celebrities as Wild Bill, Fly specked Billy and Lame Johnny and was among those present at their something of the suddenest departure from this life." This copy inscribed and signed by Harris at front endpaper. Author's only book. Near Fine in nearly Very Good lightly edge chipped dustjacket, some mild stains to front panel, small abrasion at top front panel. Item #21116