First Photoplay Edition, illustrated with scenes from the Paramount Picture starring William P. Carleton and Edith Hallor. Novel of American life as seen by a reverend in a poverty stricken city. A scarce photoplay. Near Fine but for newspaper shadow at front endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket. Item #25327
First Edition. "This is a story of modern life, in which the hero forfeits, by his own deliberate conscientious action a goodly heritage and great possessions. The later scenes are laid in Italy and North Africa, and the gradual conversion of the heroine to her lover's point of view". Author's scarce first book. Near Fine in a nearly Very Good dustjacket, spine ends heavily chipped, splitting along front spine edge mended at verso with archival tape. Item #20148
First Edition. F. M. K. dustjacket art. Catholic themed novel of "how Ursula passes through the Cinderella change from family drudge and obscure governess [in Italy] to a condition of happiness, affluence, and ease. The swift action, the brilliant dialogue, the intimate portrayal of character in this new novel -- all bear evidence that Miss Clarke's pen retains the delightful magic that has won her the reputation of being the foremost living Catholic novelist". Near Fine in modestly edge chipped dustjacket, else Very Good. Item #23567
First Edition. Evangelical romance novel of a young woman that moves to New York City in order to become a popular Evangelist. " Her picture was in the newspapers as frequently as any movie starr's..." Very uncommon title. Fine in bright Near Fine dustjacket. Item #15080
Presumed First Edition, no date but circa 1920. Uncommon Masonic themed novel that is one of the "fascinating bits in all of Masonic literature." with promotional blurbs by Mason leaders including the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge, District of Columbia. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with shallow chipping at spine ends and front flap edge. Item #27549
Presumed First Edition, no date but circa 1920. Uncommon Masonic themed novel that is one of the "fascinating bits in all of Masonic literature." with promotional blurbs by Mason leaders including the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge, District of Columbia. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket with minor wear to top edges and mild foxing along rear flap edge. Item #15698
First Edition. Uncommon novel of missionary life in China. Very Good, some white spotting at top spine area, surface wear to top page edge, in Very Good dustjacket with brown stain to lower spine area. Item #20851
First Edition. Abian A. Wallgren Wally dustjacket art. Cycle attempts to show what American civilization can expect from Communism, and how vitally Christianity differs in its challenge from what passes for religion today. Very Good in Very Good dustjacket, dime sized chip at lower front panel, narrow loss at lower area of rear flap edge. Item #32484
First Edition. "The moving story of a saintly man and his difficulties in the little Scottish town of which he is minister". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some tiny chips and short closed tears at edges. Item #31476
First Edition. Novel of a young woman turned out into the streets and who becomes a nun. Basis for the Lillian Gish film. Near Fine in Near Fine original printed cloth dustjacket. Item #17667
First Edition. Religious novel of a young woman who is taken advantage of by a visiting evangelist and a charlatan. Fleeing from her small town she soon discovers her rare gift of healing and rises to national fame. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with square inch sized chip to front top edge and shallow chipping to spine ends and front bottom edge. Item #14708
First Edition. A romantic story involving a preacher's son and a daughter of a rich man in Missouri. Basis for the black and white Paramount Picture production starring Glenn Hunter. Near Fine, slight bowing to front cover, in Very Good dustjacket, colors mostly faded at spine, few nicks and modest shelf wear. Item #17393
First Edition. A romantic story involving a preacher's son and a daughter of a rich man in Missouri. Basis for the black and white Paramount Picture production starring Glenn Hunter. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, dime sized chip at top spine end. Item #21324
First Edition. De Piragon dustjacket art. Crozier's insightful look at Judea in the time of Jesus from the vantage point of the Roman Governor, Pontius Pilate. Crozier tells the story in the form of Pilate's letters which argue that Jesus is politically dangerous and must be gotten out of the way. Great dustjacket art by De Piragon. Fine bright copy in Near Fine-Fine dustjacket, with mild wear lower edge. Item #5112
First Edition. Illustrated by the author. Large octavo, gilt top page edge. "A story of France of to-day, bearing upon the present crisis of Church and State; a story of a conspiracy in the province of Brittany, which in race and feeling is to the rest of France what Ireland is to England. Opening with a unique and striking drama of the sea, it is interwoven throughout with a vivid love interest. The beautiful wife of an English diplomat, in the absence of her husband on a difficult Asiatic mission, returns to her native Brittany to satisfy her longing for her land and people by a lengthy sojourn there. Her name and antecedents are discovered, and she suddenly finds herself in the position of a feudal Princess, whose word is law throughout the countryside." Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow loss along top edge, very light staining along flap edges. Item #27700
First Edition. Henrietta Reiss dustjacket art. Novel pertaining to the fall of the angels and the battle of the ideal heaven that lay between Lucifer, Jehovah, Gabriel, and Lucretia. This copy inscribed by Daniels at front free endpaper utilizing two different pens. Good, firmly bound copy, moisture spotting to rear cover, small brown stain at front cover, in nearly Very Good dustjacket, modest soiling, small brown stain at mid front cover. Item #32343
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First Edition. J. Abbey dustjacket art. Novel posturing pagan versus Christian ideals. Bleiler listed author. Great dustjacket art of characters on puppet strings. Near Fine in Very Good to Near Fine dustjacket. Item #12298
No Place, [presumed New York]. Early American Newspaper Printing. Original soft-cover scrapbook with newspaper clippings from the New Times Herald newspaper, completing the "unpublished manuscript kept secret eighty-five years". Includes 37 pages of pasted in story text, illustrations, and articles concerning the publication from the newspaper, The Times Herald, which the final clipping states, procured the rights to publish serially from United Feature Syndicate. Very Good, newspaper clippings yellowed. Item #16021
First Edition. Translated by Anna C. Settergren. Sequel to “The Minister's Daughter,” and a continuation of the story of a nineteenth century Swedish family. “A simple and intense Saga of Scandinavian life and Northern mysticism, woven around what the love of God meant to the various people with their bare and fervent lives, their agonizing sincerities, their preoccupation with the supernatural and with 'second sight.'” Very Good in a Very Good dustjacket, some fading to spine, light chipping to spine ends and flap corners, few short closed tears to edges, light surface wear. Item #18505
First Edition. Moralistic novel of the Jazz Age and a young scientist who realizes his ideas on free love and even scientific discovery are false. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, few scrape marks to rear panel, few small chips at spine ends, moderate edge wear. Item #14712
First Edition. A tale of the Masterful Monk. Fiction. Very Good plus in Very Good dustjacket with spine faded, minor top spine end wear, small chip to rear top edge, and very shallow tiny chips to front corners. Item #11985
First Edition. Signed and Inscribed by Author at front free endpaper. Novel set in England concerning a reverend who wishes to marry his sister's classmate, and the issues of love, finances, and family that arise. Octavo, original brown boards with yellow lettering and illustration to front cover and spine. Very Good with modest edge wear, lacking dustjacket. Item #18610
First Edition. MAL dustjacket art and cover design. Short work concerning the day of a pious and religious woman. [see Tanselle 98.100] Very Good in nearly Very Good dustjacket, dime sized chip at mid spine and at lower front panel. Item #28996
First Edition. Mormon novel of Brigham Young's frontiersmen. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some spine end chips. Item #8274
First Edition Thus. Eleanor Fortescue Brickdale illustrations. Tall octavo, original green cloth, gilt decoration and lettering, matching dustjacket. An attractive religious romance by the author of The Roadmender. An attractive volume. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #26060
