1. Wrinkles [Magic]. Cambridgeport, MA: The Bailey-Tripp Company, 1910.
First Edition. Collection of magician's illusions. Very Good, light shelf wear. Item #601964
First Edition. Collection of magician's illusions. Very Good, light shelf wear. Item #601964
First Edition. Volume 7, #1 August 1957 issue. Includes one of Ellison's earliest stories. Very Good, light shelf wear, time-toned pages. Item #601963
"Airplane Edition," #750 of 1,000 copies signed by the author. Pulitzer Prize-winning novel set among the Gullah people of South Carolina. Very Good, light shelf wear, slight foxing to page edges. Item #601962
First Edition. #1 issue of short-lived sci-fi pulp magazine. This copy signed twice by Ray Bradbury at his stories, as well as by William F. Nolan. Very Good, light shelf wear, pages time-toned. Item #601961
First Edition. Quarto, long inscription signed by Mignot on front free endpaper, profusely illustrated with many fold-out maps and diagrams. World War I history. Very Good, light shelf wear. Item #601960
Autograph Letter Signed to reporter writing an article on William Pierce Frye for White. Includes four pages of manuscript by White. Wallace H. White, Jr. was a Republican politician from Maine who served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1917 to 1931, then the U.S. Senate, retiring in 1949 as Senate Majority Leader. William Pierce Frye, grandfather to White, was also a U.S. Congressman and Senator. Very Good, slight edgewear. Item #601959
Second Edition. Boston history. Very Good, light shelf wear, cloth chipped at spine. Item #601958
Presumed First Edition. Autobiography of Kah-Ge-Ga-Gah-Bowh, a.k.a. George Copway, an Ojibwa man who became a Christian missionary. Very Good, light shelf wear, library withdrawal bookplate at front pastedown, blindstamp at title page, foxing to some pages. Item #601957
First Edition. Pro-slavery advocacy. Nicely rebound in cloth with spine label. Very Good, light shelf wear, some foxing and dampstaining to pages. Item #601956
First Edition. Vermont history, scarce. Good, worn copy. Item #601955
First Edition. Vermont history, with fold-out map. Very Good, spine ends worn, stain on front cover, some dampstaining to top page edge, previous owner's gift inscription on front free endpaper. Item #601954
First Edition. Adventure poem. All plates present. Very Good, light shelf wear, slight fading to cloth at edges and spine. Item #601953
First Edition. Scarce, only two copies on WorldCat. Vermont history. Very Good, shelf wear, spine ends chipped, discolorations to cloth. Item #601952
First Edition, signed and inscribed presumably to the editor of Western Monthly Magazine, James Hall. A royal naval captain's visit to a German castle. Very Good, front cover nearly detached, light shelf wear. Item #601951
First Edition, signature of Caleb Cushing at endpaper does not appear to be authentic. Political economy. Very Good, light shelf wear, front free endpaper removed, some foxing to page edges. Item #601950
First Edition, signature of Caleb Cushing at front free endpaper does not appear to be authentic. Political economy. Very Good, light shelf wear, some fading to cloth. Item #601949
Presumed First Edition, no date, but circa 1950. Fine binding by Inman, ¾ reddish brown leather over decorated paper-covered boards, two raised bands on gilt-lettered spine. Persian quatrains, illustrated by Paul McPharlin. Fine. Item #601946
First American Edition, signed and inscribed by author at front free endpaper. Poetry collection. Very Good, light shelf wear, in Good dustjacket, edge chips, darkening and small dampstain to spine. Item #601945
First Edition, signed and inscribed at front free endpaper to author's uncle. Play set in Ancient Greece. Very Good, light shelf wear, spine slightly darkened, patch of discoloration on lower rear cover. Item #601944
First Edition Thus, Scarce American Edition. Collection of fairy tales. Very Good, light shelf wear, slight foxing to pages, spine lightly faded. Item #601943
First American Edition. Philosophical and religious work by Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy. Very Good, attractive copy, light shelf wear, two bookplates at front pastedown. Item #601942
First American Edition. Octavo, original gray cloth over boards, stamped in dark green, stained top edge, color illustrated dust jacket. A "novel of habitant life in a small Quebec community, this time written by a man who was born and brought up in that very region." Near Fine, in Very Good dust jacket, light edgewear, darkening to spine. Item #601941
First Edition. New England genealogy. Very Good, light shelf wear. Item #601940
Second Printing, signed and inscribed on front free endpaper to fellow educator Catherine Cater. Very Good, light shelf wear, slight darkening to spine. Item #601939
First Edition. Essay collection. Near Fine, in Very Good dustjacket, a couple small closed tears, slight fading to spine. Item #601938