First Edition. Second volume of The Spanish Farm. Here is the story of Madeleine's English lover, Skene, from the Englishman's point of view. Firmly bound volume, but with half cloth discolored from moisture exposure, in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chipping at edges. Item #32303
First Edition. Early American narrative of World War Two, in which the exploits of the American Field Service Ambulance company is portrayed during the fall of France. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #21407
Presumed First Edition, no statement. Dwight Franklin dustjacket art and illustrations. World War One set adventure novel, listed in Hubin as a marginal mystery, of Turkey's war with Armenia. The novel's cast of characters also include Kurds, Germans and gypsies. An uncommon Mundy title. Very Good, some spotting to front cover, rear cover with mild crease, short contemporary ownership inscription at front endpaper, in dustjacket lacking top inch of spine, else Very Good, with short closed tears and shallow edge chips. Item #22091
Early Printing, colophon at title page. N. B. dustjacket art. World War One themed novel of the American Doughboy. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, some soiling and wear, tiny edge chip. Item #21603
Early Printing, colophon at title page. N. B. dustjacket art. World War One themed novel of the American Doughboy. Near Fine but for small markered "35" at front endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket, markered "20" at front panel, few inch closed tear at lower front panel, tape mend at verso, few shallow edge chips. Item #25080
Eighth Edition. N. B. dustjacket art. World War One themed novel of the American Doughboy. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, some mild darkening to white of panels, few small chips and short closed tears. Item #14633
First Edition. B. Alexander dustjacket art. World War One novel of a Private with a particularly humorous vendetta with a horse. Near Fine with abrasions inside rear cover, small ownership signature to front free endpaper, in nearly Very Good dustjacket, three inch closed tear with accompanying crease to front panel near spine, shallow chipping and creasing to spine ends and flap corner areas. Item #24514
First Edition. Harry Beckhoff dustjacket art. Collection of three nautical adventure stories of merchant seamen. The title story concerns "a seasick college boy [who] finds himself in command of spy infested ship, the marked game of the German submarines. A strenuous sea fight, a mysterious imprisonment and a spectacular rescue make this one of the most exciting yarns of the North Atlantic". Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket with nicking and wear to spine ends, general shelf wear, and tape to verso of rear spine edge and lower front edge. Item #15732
Early Printing. Hubin mystery set on the front lines during the First World War. Raymond Sisley dustjacket art. Near Fine with small ownership signature to front free endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket, spine darkened, shallow chipping to spine ends, small chip to lower edge of front panel. Item #24513
First Edition stated. Raymond Sisley dustjacket art. Hubin mystery set on the front lines during the First World War. "Six hard boiled eggs on the Argonne knock out an officer and knock up a mystery". Almost Near Fine in nearly Very Good dustjacket, several tiny closed tears at edges, two square inch light stain at lower rear panel, nicked at spine ends. Item #32352
First Edition. Illustrated by the author. World War One themed novel of a sixteen year old boy, half-American, half-French who "escapes from his home which has been occupied by the Germans and makes his way to the American lines. Here he is adopted as mascot by the American battery and in spite of orders that would send him to the rear, 'sees the war through' and actually takes part in the fighting in the Argonne". Likely intended for young adults. Very Good firmly bound volume despite webbing showing at both inner hinges, in Very Good nicked and moderately soiled dustjacket. Item #21784
First Edition. Edward Shenton dustjacket art. World War II novel based on the author's experiences as an ambulance driver in Finland and France, supposedly the first novel by an American to come out of World War II. Very Good with light foxing to spine in a Very Good dustjacket, modest shelf wear, few short closed tears. Item #18593
First Edition. Novel of the First World War where a Bengal Lancer meets the conscientious objector. Nichols was himself a pacifist. Fine, with owner address at front paste-down, in Very Good dustjacket, lower spine end lightly rubbed, top spine end nicked, few short closed tears, small internal chip to rear panel. Item #5630
First Edition. Novel of the First World War where a Bengal Lancer meets the conscientious objector. Nichols was himself a pacifist. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, panels with foxing and mild soiling, rear panel with some red splotches. Item #24685
First Edition stated. Rodney Thomson wrap-around dustjacket art. Russia themed work concerning "The Caucasian Native Cavalry", made up from the various tribes that to this day live in the strangely exotic region which is the Caucasus". Illustrated with ten black and white photographs and two maps. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with some edge chips. Item #25470
First Edition. Irishman's experience fighting in the First World War. Uncommon in dustjacket. Near Fine in Good dustjacket, some jagged chipping at lower front panel, few edge chips and wear, splatter stain at front panel. Item #25554
First Edition. A dramatic one-act play set in the Balkans on Christmas Eve predicting the onset of the First World War and the brutality which will ensue. Noyes "drives home the tragic horror of battle's aftermath and shows the sophistry of those who would justify war". Scarce in dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good-Near Fine dustjacket. Item #7044
First Edition. A narrative poem set in the Balkans of the First World War. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chips at spine ends. Item #21588
First American Edition. Rare collection of two novellas by this Irish author and revolutionary killed by British soldiers in 1918. Includes "The Weaver's Grave" described at front dustjacket panel as "a remarkable achievement in the grotesque". Not found in Bleiler. 'The Weaver's Grave' is generally regarded as his masterpiece" [Cleeve's Dictionary of Irish Writers, p. 107]. Near Fine in Very Good plus printed dustjacket. Item #20149
First Edition. World War Two era novel of a young female runaway who falls for a navy man. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some spotting and few small chips. Item #17215
First Edition. Novel of a black soldier in the First World War. Great wrap-around art-deco dustjacket art. Very Good, fading at spine and edges, ownership stamp at front endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners. Item #27023
First Edition. Novel of a black soldier in the First World War. Great wrap-around art-deco dustjacket art. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, inch closed tear at top front panel, some edge wear. Item #35860
First Edition. Novel of the Russian Revolution "Some of the chapters, like those in which the giant Vavila, the symbol of Russian peasantry, meets the young Leva, or that in which the White officer, Koronin, is forced to pass a death sentence on the man who twice saved his life, undoubtedly belong to the best in Russian literature". Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, small chip at lower rear panel. Item #20495
First Edition. R Book dustjacket art. World War One novel by a Russian veteran of the war and of the Revolution who died shortly after publication of this book. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some light stains to lower area of panels. Item #22808
First Edition. R. Book dustjacket art. World War One novel by a Russian veteran of the war and of the Revolution who died shortly after publication of this book. Very Good-Near Fine, with tiny closed tears at top spine end, in dustjacket, cm deep chipping at top spine end rounding to rear panel, narrow chipping along top half of front flap edge. Item #8348
