First Edition. Vertis Hayes dustjacket art and illustrations. American South themed poetry by an author who dedicated his book to Memphis, "a city destined to become the industrial Mecca of the South". This copy nicely inscribed and signed by Gerend at front endpaper. The author's teaching position at LeMoyne College afforded him the opportunity to meet George Washington Carver and Langston Hughes. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, light stain to front panel. Item #22966

First Edition. Harold Brett dustjacket art. Historical adventure novel of Napoleon's campaign in Russia, "and of the little group sent forward as spies ahead of the French army". Very Good, light stain to front cover, in nearly Very Good dustjacket, some light stains and soiling to panels, shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners, piece of scotch tape at top front flap corner. Item #22798

Early Edition. Novel of an Aunt Agatha, who "sinned mournfully in an earnest age. What really ruined poor Aunt Agatha was not a fall from virtue, but Victorian psychology". Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #15655

Fifth Printing. Murder mystery novel and early predecessor to Silence of the Lambs, with a cold-hearted doctor helping a man bent on finding his brother's murderer. Near Fine in lovely Near Fine example of the dustjacket. Item #13649

First Edition. Prairie farmland set novel of "a man's passion for a woman his superior in mentality though not in essential strength and stability of character. The action of the story embodies the spiritual struggle between the man's inarticulate love of the soil and his love for the woman who represents the forces that would draw him from it". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with modest edge wear. Item #20396

First English Edition. Bip Pares dustjacket art. Scarce British edition of one of Grey's best novels of pioneering life. Great Bip Pares jacket artwork. Near Fine, few scotch tape abrasions to pastedowns, in Very Good dustjacket, few pieces of scotch tape at edge of flaps, piece of scotch tape at exterior of lower rear panel, few shadows at verso of spine ends. Item #22972

First Edition in red variant dustjacket with blurbs at front flap. New York City set murder mystery involving "a half mad father, a lying lecherous mother, a bewildered daughter, and a neurotic son." Basis for the classic 1934 black and white 'film noir' directed by W. S. Van Dyke and starring William Powell, Myrna Loy, and Maureen O'Sullivan. Very Good, cloth exhibiting modest soiling, spine noticeably darkened, few turn page corners, in Very Good dustjacket, spine ends and flap corners chipped, horizontal closed tear at mid spine, modest wear to edges. Item #32706

First Edition. Collection of three humorous adventure novels of the Long Island yachting set. Includes the novel Spendthrift which was not published prior to this edition and which was made into the 1936 film directed by Raoul Walsh starring Henry Fonda and Pat Paterson. Near Fine in Very Good-Near Fine dustjacket, light shelf wear. Item #6851

Third Impression. FL dustjacket art. Novel of a country doctor. This copy with nice inscription signed by the author and dated in year of publication at front free end paper. Original photograph of the author's house tipped in at front pastedown, with caption that reads, "Our personal version of Back Roads bought through the serialization of this book". Photograph of the author or dedicatee at dedication page. A unique copy. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, small chips at top spine end. Item #11353

Early Edition. Charles Copeland illustrations. Biography of a reindeer. Part of the Animal Biographies series by Hawkes. Near Fine, some webbing showing at front inner hinge, in Very Good plus dustjacket, small chips at top spine end. Item #10207

Presumed First Edition, no publisher's emblem. Large octavo, original green cloth, illustrated dustjacket by Maxfield Parrish. Massive illustrated guide to New York City with Parrish illustration on page 452. Near Fine in Very Good modestly soiled dustjacket, some shallow spine end chips. Item #17752

First Edition stated, complete number line. Uncommon title to be found in original format. Fine in Near Fine dustjacket, remnant of sticker price at lower spine, presumably removable. Item #26146

Revised Edition, original copyright 1922, reprinted with corrections in 1933. Translated by James S. Van Teslaar, M.D. Uncommon work on homosexuality with statement at front dustjacket panel: "The sale of this volume is restricted to the Medical and Legal Professions and to Students of Psychology and Sociology". Topics found in the work include "The fundamental bi-sexuality of all persons", Krafft-Ebing considers onanism the cause of homosexuality", "Womanly men and mannish women", "Gerontopilia", "Transvestites", "Priapism", "Satyriasis", "nymphomania", "Resistance of homosexuals against cure and their pride in their condition", "late homosexuality", etc. Scarce in jacket. Near Fine, some foxing to page edges, in Very Good dustjacket, few centimeter chip at top spine end. Item #21990