Early Printing, one month after First. H. R. dustjacket art. Jazz Age romance novel of "Paris-American life" and "a girl dashing, reckless, and with a diabolical magnetism that was dangerous to herself as well as to those whom she attracted". Near Fine in Very Good unfaded dustjacket with some edge nicks, small chip at lower spine end. Item #22038
Black cloth book with black leaves. Items loose and glued to pages. Front cover fading, but intact.Memory book begins with what appears to be Gladys's graduating class at teacher's college with pages of signatures and pithy sayings commemorating their time together. Letters are addressed to Miss Gladys Green and to Mr. & Mrs. Everett Green. Birthday cards, notes from students, invitations and holiday cards, score cards from possibly bridge parties, advertisements, Napkins, party favors and newspaper clippings. Item #31350
First Edition. C. S. dustjacket art. The last work of this popular novelist chronicling Britain's far flung empire. Hubin listed mystery concerning a British agent and ladies' man (of the 19th Century) who attempts espionage against the Russians. Near Fine, contemporary gift inscription at front endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket, some shallow chips at top spine end, some clear tape pieces at verso. Item #29633
First Edition. Contemporary novel of New York City, "politicians and literary hacks, gamblers and reformers, authors and prostitutes, lobbyists and legislators and other typical people", by the seven term legislator of the Assembly of the State of New York. Great stylized dustjacket art. Very Good, few spots at lower front panel, in dustjacket with chips at spine ends, dime sized chip at top front panel, moderate wear, unfortunate three inch chip to lower rear panel. Item #9621
First Photoplay Edition. Illustrated with scenes from the First National Picture starring Milton Sills and Betty Bronson. London-set Romance involving a misfit who falls in love with and soon marries a music-hall artist right before the war, from which he emerges as a hero. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #32677
First American Edition. Hay's humorous novel of English school life. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, chipped at spine ends, dime sized chip at top rear panel. Item #34260
First Edition. Hemingway's classic novel of a Caribbean gun runner which served as the basis for the 1944 Howard Hawks directed film starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall in their first pairing roles. Near Fine, modest cloth wear at top spine end, in Very Good plus, attractive dustjacket, few short closed tears to edges, spine ends mildly rubbed and with some minute loss. Item #17745
First American Edition. Lee dustjacket art. Hubin listed murder mystery set in Morocco and within the French Foreign Legion. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #27063
First Edition. Candem dustjacket art. "The disappearance one evening of Captain Bayne from the house of Humphrey Deacon, his solicitor and host, leads gradually to the revelation of the active remnants of a large war time anti-English spy system. From Sussex and Italy, to weird corners of Soho, and derelict suburbs of London." Very scarce. Very Good, some spotting to rear cover, in nearly Very Good dustjacket, soiling to spine and rear panel, some shallow chips at spine ends and flap corners. Item #30657
14th Printing, but early Photoplay Edition, with plug and illustration advertising the Paramount Picture at rear dustjacket panel. An uncommon Appleton published photoplay edition. Novel of California pioneers, and basis for the 1923 Paramount Picture directed by James Cruze and starring J. Warren Kerrigan, Lois Wilson, and Alan Hale, filmed on location. Very Good or Near Fine with mild cocking and foxing to page edges, in Very Good dustjacket, shallow edge chips, nickel sized chip at top spine end. Item #20159
First Photoplay Edition, illustrated with scenes from the Paramount Picture starring J. Warren Kerrigan and Lois Wilson, directed by James Cruze. Near Fine in attractive Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #15005
First Edition. Gorska dustjacket art. Translated by William A Drake. "Ezard and Galeide are destined for each other; but Ezard marries before he realizes his real passion and then guilty love involves not only himself, his wife, and Galeide, but both their families in a strange and inevitable cycle of doom". A scarce Huch title. Very Good in nearly Very Good dustjacket, light stain and fading at spine, shallow chipping at spine ends, splitting at front spine edge. Item #24467
First Edition. "A scintillant romance of two unusual people who discover love and the glamor of Paris simultaneously". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, very minor loss at spine ends. Item #32968
Second Printing. B. K. dustjacket art. Sahara set adventure novel complete with nomadic Arabs and bandits. Hull is best known for his novel, The Sheik which served as the basis for the popular Rudolph Valentino film. Near Fine but for tiny puncture to front panel, in Very Good dustjacket, few tiny chips, modest shelf wear, tiny hole at mid front panel. Item #12145
First Edition. "A British munitions plant in full war time production is the scene of the strange demise of one, Mr. A. Riches". World War Two set murder mystery, with Inspector Neill of Scotland Yard on the case. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow loss at top spine end. Item #27511
First Edition. Hurst's non-political look at a man who would be president. Near Fine with soiling to page edges in Very Good dustjacket with spine mildly faded, tiny chip to top spine end, and two short closed tears to rear top edge. Item #16577
First Edition. Collection of stories including one with fantastic content. Near Fine in Good plus dustjacket, some chipping at edges, chip at mid rear spine edge. Item #27447
Twenty-fourth printing, same month as first. Novel of the Mediterranean Sea and a Spanish Sailor. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with shallow edge chipping and shelf wear. Item #22565
Presumed First American Edition. Original printed brown wraps. Uncommon fantasy satire and adventure with cross-dressing elements. Very Good with some foxing to pages and short closed tears to wraps. Item #18425
First Edition. Octavo, original 'DD' illustrated cloth, in printed dustjacket. "Illustrated from Drawings by Sears Gallagher and from Photographs". "Scraggles was a little song sparrow that Mr. James found weak, crippled, and unable to fly. In this story, which Mr. James has now tenderly and faithfully told, is described an unusual instance of a friendship between man and one of the lower animals". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, nickel sized chip at top front panel. Item #27362
First Edition. F. Hazell dustjacket art. Contemporary set Bleiler listed fantasy title of a German scientist who discovers a way to turn free men into docile slaves. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, small chip at top front panel. Item #12043
First Edition. Scarce Hubin listed mystery by this obscure publisher of a man "so merciless that he can coldly and deliberately set about killing the soul of his greatest enemy by striking terrible blows at the innocent ones who stand in the way". Near Fine in Very Good plus attractive dustjacket. Item #28999
Early Printing, without publisher's colophon at title page. F. T. Jesse dustjacket art and color frontis. "A fantasy of youth and high spirits. This first book by Miss Tennyson Jesse exhibits skill, insight, candor and enthusiasm and has the happy art of combining joy, philosophy, and an occasional indiscretion of innocence with tender sentiment and delicate wit". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with modest signs of wear, small abrasion at mid-front panel, few short closed tears mended at verso with scotch tape, light stain at front flap edge. Item #20632
Early Printing, "82nd Thousand" plug at dustjacket. Uncommon dustjacketed copy of the author's first book, originally published in 1898. The author would find fame with her adventure novel, "To Have and To Hold". Very Good, top fore-edge page corners mildly bumped, tiny stain at fore-edge of later pages, in Good dustjacket, edge chipping, top spine end with inch of loss, few inch piece reattached with archival tape at top front panel. Item #22360
First Edition, small octavo; 62 pp including numerous color illustrations and frontispiece. Rare children's book including cannibalism subject matter. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, modest edge wear, few tiny chips, top rear panel with nickel sized chip. Item #14011
