First Edition. Compilation of 17 poems about dogs written by authors including, Rudyard Kipling, Lord Byron, and Robert Browning. Includes photo of shaggy dog on a pedestal pasted to front cover. With illustrated paw-print “signature” of Dinnie-Dog. Octavo, with paper board covers, in original dustjacket with photo of Dinnie-Dog to front panel. Near Fine but for soiling to top page edge, foxing to picture at front cover, spine ends worn, in a Very Good plus dustjacket with dime-sized chip to lower spine end, inch closed tear to front panel edge, few smaller tears, light staining, spine darkened. Item #19150

First Edition. Small quarto, original illustrated boards and dustjacket. Illustrated by the Staff of the Walt Disney Studios". Attractive copy of this obscure Disney title. Near Fine and bright, in Very Good plus dustjacket, few tiny closed tears, some rubbing at spine ends, area of light scratches to mid rear panel. Item #26138

First American Edition. Two Volumes, original blue cloth, tall octavo, illustrated. Doyle's two volume survey of the Spiritualism movement and the author's most comprehensive work on the subject. "Doyle has brought to bear all of his remarkable powers of narration, concentration and historical accuracy. The result is he has produced what must ever remain the standard history of the great subject of spiritualism and the supernatural". This copy with a vintage postcard laid in of the Fox House, the children of the house would become known as the earliest spiritualists. An extremely scarce Doyle set to be found in original printed dustjackets. Very Good or Near Fine, some foxing to page edges, in Very Good dustjackets, shallow chips at lower spine end of volume one jacket, some darkening to spine, volume two jacket with some shallow spine end chips and some red coloring to front panel. Item #16931

First Edition. New York City set mystery novel. 'The Falcon, that lone G-Man who uses neither gun nor gang, laughs again at both the police and underworld'. Uncommon title. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some loss at lower spine end. Item #39679

First Edition. Original stapled mimeograph pages, stapled at top edge, 8 1/2 by 11 inches, 16 pages. Fabulous cocktail recipe artifact, being the drink service manual for employees of the Haddon Hall hotel in Atlantic City. Presumably from the 1930's, with drinks priced mostly at 50 cents, but could be pre-Prohibition as the stenographer 'C. H. Dunk' who wrote the introductory page is found in an article about the Haddon Hall hotel in a 1912 issue of 'New York Hotel Record'. Includes a thin carbon paper sheet laid in titled: 'New Cocktails' and includes such drinks as Panama Fizz, Gin Mint Sangaree, and Bobby Burns. Signature of 'A. Wiese' at top front sheet, presumably an early waiter or bartender at the Haddon. Very Good, some modest wear. Item #40670

First Edition. Translation of a French novel of rural romance. Very Good plus, in Good-Very Good dustjacket, shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners, narrow chipping along lower rear spine edge. Item #10076

Presumed First Edition. An uncommon young adult's novel and number 1 in the Strange Adventure Series. This copy with Coates title page, and author listed as Seward D. Lisle. However the publisher listed at the spine is Winston and the rare illustrated dustjacket lists this title, Teddy and Towser by Edward S. Ellis and is a John C. Winston dustjacket. Presumably Lisle is an psydonym for Ellis and was originally published by Coates. The sheets from this edition were purchased and bound by Winston who added their own dustjacket. A scarce early Ellis title in any event. Near Fine with cover art bright, in illustrated dustjacket, Vermont shaped chip a few inches deep at lower spine end, else Very Good. Item #10802

First Edition. Karl J. Anderson dustjacket art and illustrations. "If you were lucky enough to have suddenly come into an English Dukedom, to have suddenly become famous as the author of a successful play in America, to know that either of these charming girls ('Molly,' associated with your English life and traditions, and 'Miss Evelyn Berkeley' the fascinating young actress who has made your play a success) will have you for the asking- which would you choose? This is the Lady or the Tigerish problem in Journeys End". Near Fine in the scarce thin-paper dustjacket, Very Good, with few small edge chips. Item #23882

First Edition stated. Norman Guthrie Rudolph dustjacket art. English regimental romance novel of "two men and a woman, and that woman the young, charming wife of the commanding officer". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #27632

First Edition. Romance novel set in Jamaica about a woman saving a seafaring man from the conviction of murder. Near Fine in attractive Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #20483

First Edition. New York City set private detective mystery of murder. Near Fine but for a few tiny stains to page fore-edges, in Very Good dustjacket, few small chips and wear. Item #23296

Presumed Early Printing, likely from the 1920's. One of Glyn's less common romances, this concerning a "marriage made-in-a-hurry". Basis for a 1918 silent film, a 1928 First National feature starring Sally O'Neil and Alice White and 1929 First National feature starring Rod La Rocque and Billie Dove. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, modest edge wear, few small chips and short closed tears to edges. Item #15486

First American Edition. Hubin listed mystery novel of international intrigue and of an English espionage agent who pursues a woman with a swastika tattoo. Groom was a former war aviator. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, with some tiny glue droplets at rear panel, dime sized chip at lower front panel. Item #21204