First Edition. Original maroon cloth, tall octavo. Illustrated with wood engravings. A rather uncommon and early work on this western figure. Very Good, spine ends and cover corners worn, inch crack at top rear spine edge. Item #35717
Early Printing. Small octavo, original green cloth, gilt lettering. Translated by Walter Cramp with editorial revision by Sara Lockwood. Charles Copeland illustrations. Attractive Very Good copy. Item #26142
First Edition. Croy's humorous murder mystery involving a small town and their search for a murderer, even though as they eventually find out, no actual murder was committed. Missed by Hubin. Fine bright copy in Very Good dustjacket, small chips at top rear panel, cm v-shaped chip at lower rear panel and at lower spine end, few cm v-shaped chip to top spine end. Item #5847
First Edition. Harold E. Snyder dustjacket art. Uncommon Montreal and French Canada set romance novel. "Here is depicted the pastoral peace of the Acadia of Evangeline and the cosmopolitan life of Montreal of today". Near Fine, mild cocking, in Very Good dustjacket (with publisher's bookmark still attached), very shallow loss at top spine end, spine colors mildly faded, tiny nick at rear spine edge. Item #26084
Reprint Edition. John DaGrosa was the primary blocker for All-American Ed Tryon on Colgate’s unbeaten 1925 team (7-0-2) with wins over Michigan State, Syracuse and Brown. He later was a respected line coach at Georgetown and Temple. Illustrated with photographs. This copy nicely inscribed and signed by Dagrosa at title page. Uncommon in dustjacket. Covers with dampstain to edges, else Very Good in Good dustjacket, modest edge chipping, inch chip at lower front panel. Item #27095
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First Edition. Sextodecimo, original illustrated boards. A "Big Little Book". Uncommon. Illustrated by Herbert Anderson. Very Good attractive volume. Item #26252
First Edition. Author's first novel and romance surrounding a new starlette of the stage. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, moderate shelf wear. Item #7399
Later Edition (first published in 1895 and again in 1912). Original cloth and printed dustjacket, small octavo, 151 pages. Uncommon title to be found in original dustjacket. Collection of Fixes, Fizzes, Flips, Noggs, Sours, Smashes, Toddies, Punches Fancy Drinks and Cocktails - including Rattle Snake, Saratoga Brace Up, Japanese, Jersey, Manhattan, Newport, etc. Near Fine in dustjacket lacking lower third of front panel, other various sized chips. Item #27941
First Edition. Uncommon Bleiler listed fantasy and Amazon Jungle set intrigue novel of a "white man [who] rules his own domain as a king...He has conquered the jungle with inventions of modern science. His castle stronghold is equipped with torture chambers and is haunted with psychic mysteries. A young American, lost to the power of drugs, is one of the king's captives" A terrific Macaulay published novel of Indian treasure and fiendish characters. Near Fine in attractive bright Near Fine dustjacket, light wear and tiny chip at lower front flap fold. Item #9806
First Edition. W. H. D. Koerner illustrations. A Dr. Lavendar story. Publisher's bookmark advertising 'The Net' by Rex Beach laid in. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with some shallow edge chips and some foxing. Item #23397
First Edition. Oblong quarto, original illustrated boards and dustjacket, 46 pages. "Written and Illustrated by the Staff of the Walt Disney Studios". Very attractive copy of this Disney title, with great colorful illustrations. Near Fine in almost Near Fine dustjacket, mildest signs of wear and soiling. Item #26137
First Edition. Sextodecimo, original illustrated boards. A "Big Little Book". Uncommon. Very Good, some mild bowing to covers. Item #26249
Original illustrated wrappers. Octavo. The Strand Magazine, Volume 73, # 43 . April, 1927. Very Good, general edge wear, some loss at lower spine end. Item #32594
Reprint Edition, likely First Halcyon printing. Rare cocktail recipe book of over 900 drinks including the Zombie. Original red cloth with spiral binding. Near Fine (contemporary bookplate at front pastedown) in Very Good dustjacket, inch abrasion at lower spine end, small chip at top front panel. Item #35722
First Edition. Herman Bernar-Temple dustjacket art. Party book for seances. "Receive spirit communications, read sealed messages, see tables rise and sail through the air, ghosts appear and disappear". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, tiny edge chips. Item #27132
Third Printing. Novel of undergraduate life at Harvard University, written by a young man who was a member of Harvard at the time of writing. Title decoratively printed top top edge of text block. Near Fine but for ownership markings to front endpapers, in a Very Good dustjacket with modest surface wear, loss to top inch of spine, few shallow chips and short closed tears, modest soiling. Item #19324
Uncorrected Proof. Large Octavo, original white and green wrappers. "An account of my [Eisenhower's] presidential years as [he saw] them, based on memory and on voluminous records, public and private." Second of two volumes, the first covering January 1953 to February 1956, covering the decision to run for re-election. This second volume "details major developments from the national elections of 1956 until just after Inauguration Day 1961, or the four years of [his] second term." Very Good with chipping to lower spine, slight water marking to lower page edges. Item #23911
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 (presumed First Issue dustjacket). Hubin listed mystery. "A unique heroine in a dashing novel with all the sparkle and vivacity and cosmopolitan viewpoint of the best French fiction. As baffling as a mystery story, as arresting as the most stirring novel of adventure, with a heroine all its own, at once impulsive, generous, hard, cruel, living the life of her class, with a verve all Maxa". Very Good, small closed tear at top edge of first few leaves, small dent to preliminary pages and title page, in Very Good dustjacket, nicks and soiling. Item #25883
First American Edition of author's second novel. Herman Pfeifer dustjacket art and illustrations. Hubin listed mystery and Farnol's most lasting contribution to the field of historical adventure and mystery novels concerning a young man who inherits a fortune and who uses that money to instigate a number of adventures and intrigues. Basis for the 1920 silent film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Langhorn Burton and Madge Stuart as well as another silent version in 1926 directed by Sidney Olcott and starring Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy Dunbar. Most memorable, however, of the film adaptations of The Amateur Gentleman is the 1936 talkie directed by Thornton Freeland and starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Elissa Landi. A classic of its genre and extremely uncommon title to be found in original illustrated dustjacket. Very Good, lettering at spine and cover dulled, noticeable bend or crease at front cover, in Very Good dustjacket, mild drip stains and spots to panels and spine, some darkening to spine, few small edge chips, top spine end with dime sized chip. Item #14560
First Edition. George F. Kelley dustjacket art. Jupiter Jones, that famous Harvard sleuth investigates a murder at the Harvard Class of 1931 Reunion in Cambridge. Almost Near Fine, small crease at upper spine end, small USVA stamp at endpapers, in Very Good dustjacket, modest shelf wear, top spine end with small chip and creases. Item #32547
First Edition. Perry Mason mystery novel which features a lost California mine. This copy with nice inscription signed in full by Gardner at front endpaper. "To / Jean / who has kept / the fiction factory / running for the / last seven years / love from / The Boss (?) / Erle Stanley Gardner / August / 1943". Near Fine in attractive Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #23767
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First Edition. A Perry Mason mystery. This copy with nice inscription signed in full by Gardner at front endpaper "To Lee Rose". Near Fine but for lower front cover mildly bumped, in Very Good dustjacket, some abrasions at front flap edge. Item #23774
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First Edition. Jungle adventure novel by the Hollywood film director of 52 motion pictures including such classics as James M. Cain's, The Postman Always Rings Twice, and Eric Ambler's, Cause For Alarm. Very Good, spine faded, small chip to cloth at top spine end, in Very Good dustjacket, centimeter sized chip at top spine end, few inch stain at top rear panel. Item #22513
First Edition. Wenck dustjacket art. Scarce horror and murder mystery listed in Hubin of a fiend that "preys upon women, enslaves and tortures them, and finishes them off with bestial cruelty" and the secret agent bent on its destruction. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, red at spine partially faded, some shelf wear, tiny chip at top front panel. . Item #9121
