First Edition. Original wrappers bound into hardcover binding with stamping at front cover and with publisher's compliments stamped at inside rear cover, 96 numbered pages plus fold out sheet of suggested uses for Angostura in food recipes, 4 1/2 by 2 1/2 inches. "the Accredited List of Recognized and Accepted Standard Formulas for Mixed Drinks Authentic Practical Concise". Uncommon with hardcover binding. Item #39534

'First Edition'. Original illustrated wrappers, 5" by 3", 32 pages. Collection of cocktails recipes and ads for "21" Brands, Inc. who owned Ballantines, Korbel, Tribuno Vermouth, Hine Cognac, Louis Roederer Champagne and the line of "21" Whiskies. Very Good. Item #26945

First Edition. Original illustrated wrappers, 6 by 3 1/2 inches, 12 pages including wraps. Extremely scarce New Orleans produced post-prohibition brochure for this alcohol distributor, includes many recipes, including Bronx Cocktail, Ojen Cocktail, Old Fashion, Presidente, Manhattan, Tom Collins, punches, flips, etc. I can find no reference to this title anywhere. Very Good. Item #35546

First Edition, Salesman's Dummy Copy. Original illustrated boards with approximately 30 pages of example pages and illustrations for this edition of Mother Goose poems and songs. Bound with three other Salesman's Dummies in a publisher's custom made carrying case in brown cloth, folding flap with button clasp. Nice collection of four Salesman's Dummies for the publisher of P. W. Ziegler including Mother Goose (1897) / Painting Plays for Rainy Days (1897, children's activity book with stories and illustrations to be colored or painted), Victoria, Sixty Years a Queen, Her Life, Reign, Golden, and Diamond Jubilee by R. C. V. Meyeres. (1897) / Glimpses of the Orient or The Manners, Customs, Life and History of the People of China, Japan and Corea by Trumbull White, illustrations by Teitoku Morimoto, J. C. Fireman and others. (1897). Each Dummy with example pages and salesman record sheets at rear. Very Good bright collection with some of the illustrations for the Painting Plays title colored in with water colors or crayon in Very Good binder, with generally soiling and wear, interior binding cracked between two Dummies. Item #9743

First Edition. Sextodecimo, original illustrated wrappers, 62 pages. Uncommon cocktail guide for the 1934 season at Sloppy Joe's. Very Good, vertical crease to covers, nick to top front cover. Item #29306

'First Edition'. Original die-cut folded sheet, 9 by 2 1/2 inches. Tribuno Vermouth recipe booklet. Die-cut bottle shaped piece with 8 cocktail recipes inside and was given out compliments of "21" Brands Inc. Sole Distributors. Very Good but for bottle neck missing at back sheet (see image). Item #41611

First Edition. Uncommon novel of the First World War by a woman. This story of the War, written by a woman, is very timely as it does after so many War novels, which only gave the man's point of view. Very Good in Very Good dustjacket. Item #32493

First Edition. A novel of a monk that lives in a poor house and who is trying to start an institution to teach people to love their country. Very Good In Very Good dustjacket with creasing along edges, spine faded and soiled, wear along flap edges and back panel soiled. Item #11973

Novel of an Englishman who, as the fictitious introduction states, "loved his business and loved the ladies". Very Good-Near Fine bright copy with some light spotting to boards in Very Good dustjacket with some fading to colors at front panel, some mild bleeding from the red cloth into the thin paper dustjacket. Item #5638

First Edition. Contemporary novel of a young woman who moves to New York City to find excitement. Uncommon. Very Good in nearly Very Good dustjacket, modest staining to verso of spine area, shallow edge chips and wear. Item #41176

First Edition. Lester G. Hornby illustrations. Novel of "motherhood and babyhood". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some foxing to panels, some shallow chips. Item #23851

First Edition. African American themed novel written as an 'Autobiography of a colored clergyman long prominently associated as a gentleman of the cloth among Chicago's colored populace. His revelations are not only astonishing, but recounted with a sympathetic understanding of what an unknowing world must be prepared to accept.' Possibly written by Opie Reed. Very Good in Very Good dustjacket, chipped at spine ends and flap corners. Item #34367

First Edition. L. S. W. dustjacket art. "The little Indian village is a web of perjury and roguery and intrigue spun by the old pundit, Hassan's father, who writes law briefs for the natives. And what Hassan sees of this as well as what happens to the boy himself, gives new colors to an old design." Near Fine in Good or better dustjacket with few light stains, edges with chips ranging from one to two centimeters in size. Item #22534