First Edition in dustjacket with ads featuring books from 1901. F.C. Yohn illustrations. Historical romance novel of the American Revolution and early Indiana frontiersmen. Thompson is best remembered for his early treatise on archery. Alice of Old Vincennes is his best known novel and is extremely uncommon in original dustjacket. Near Fine, contemporary ownership signature at front endpaper, in Very Good price-clipped dustjacket, some mild foxing to panels. Item #24858

First Edition. Uncommon play by Totheroh and likely his first book of two midwestern prairie workers who fall in love. This copy nicely inscribed and signed by the author at front free endpaper to an actor, possibly one that played a roll in a production of the play. Basis for the 1934 film, Two Alone, directed by Elliott Nugent, and starring Jean Parker, Tom Brown, Zasu Pitts, Arthur Byron, and Beulah Bondi. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chipping at top spine end, partial splitting at front spine edge. Item #20980

First Edition. Morris Davidson dustjacket art. Uncommon collection of novella's set in America's midwest. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chips at spine ends. Item #26020

Third Printing (but presumed First Issue dustjacket). Montana author's scarce fourth novel. "The story of a beautiful, charming, and indomitable young woman who ran a brewery." This copy signed by Walker at front endpaper. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #27147

Possibly First Illustrated Edition, copyright date of 1919, but "New Illustrated Edition" plug at dustjacket. American Mid-West set novel of a young woman who 'stays behind' to take care of her parents while her siblings go off into the world. Near Fine in nearly Very Good dustjacket, scotch tape along spine folds at verso, shallow loss at spine ends. Item #26690

Presumed Early Printing, I-C code for Sept. 1928 publication. Wilkins dustjacket art. According to a penciled notation at the front endpaper by a contemporary reader, this is a rather unflattering novel of Wisconsin. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, inch closed tear and crease at top front panel, few small chips. Item #21638

First Edition, Advance Review Copy with publisher's wrap-around band notice. Novel of a small middle-western town and two families who face a new generation. First book by the author of, "They Were Expendable". Near Fine in almost Near Fine dustjacket and band. Item #20257

First Edition stated, in presumed first issue dustjacket, rear flap with blurb for Invisible Gods, no publisher's reorder coupon [and without any mention of Pulitzer Prize or later printings]. Author's scarce Pulitzer Prize winning novel of Scotch Covenanters and leaders in a pioneer Iowa community. Near Fine, some fading to spine tips, in Very Good dustjacket with few inch closed tear at lower rear spine edge mended at verso with archival tape, shallow chipping at spine ends. Item #21166

Early Reprint Edition, L-Y code at copyright page, in early pre-Pulitzer Prize variant issued dustjacket, without Pulitzer sticker at front panel, rear flap with blurb for The Wind by Anonymous, no publisher's reorder coupon [and without any printed mention of Pulitzer Prize]. Rear panel with ads for four Harper titles: The Kenworthys, Gertrude Haviland's Divorce, The Perennial Bachelor and He Was a Man. Author's scarce Pulitzer Prize winning novel of Scotch Covenanters and leaders in a pioneer Iowa community. Near Fine in Very Good price clipped dustjacket, shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners, few closed tears at edges, some spotting at spine. Item #26045

First Edition. Small oblong autograph book, original green plastic covers. Nice vintage autograph book inscription by author Harold Bell Wright for an eleven year old girl, Dorthea Eskesen, on a trip to Holland via The M.S. Amerika. Inscription reads: "Dear Dorthea: I hope you will / remember me many, / many years as your / friend / Harold Bell Wright / M. S. Amerika / at sea / Nov. 29 1932". Includes pleasant inscriptions by her classmates. Very Good. Item #22433