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The Companion Volume to the Fox News Series.

B/W Photos. P.W. Ziegler, Philadelphia, PA, 1900. 1st Edition Good, Hard Cover, No Dust Jacket. Size=7"x9", 678pgs(Apndx). B/W Photos. Front endpapers, 1st 32 pages unattached from spine. page ends browned, green cloth faded head & foot of spine, hinge paper torn, last page cut in half, Decorated cover & spine designs with spine-cracks, edgeworn, foxing. [Boer War; South Africa] This book is a mess, but a fun exciting book to own.

Cloth cover is brown to flesh color. Nice copy, lightly bumped corners. Not sure of 1st edition status.

A Time to Kill

includes note from secretary
Spanish Expeditions Into Colorado
Archaeological Research in Northeastern San Juan Basin of Colorado, Summer of 1922; drawings
My Experiences in the First Colorado Regiment by R.B. Wallace
The Grave of Chief Ouray; Florence Whitter, photos

NEW YOR TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR. New Book, unread.

Good copy with no writing; strong binding. library black marks on page edges, four other like marker stripes on inside covers. DJ is complete with light edgewear in protective cover.

Description:
Boston: Small, Maynard and Company, Publishers. , [1914].. Early Printing. Hardcover. Very Good. 3rd printing, 1914. Thick octavo, original red cloth titled in gilt on spine and front panel, pictorial endpapers. Colour frontispiece plus 3 additional black & white plates inserted throughout the text, all by P.J. Monaghan. 672 pp. Spine panel lightly tanned, and touch of wear at head & bottom of spine; slight wear at front hinge at title leaf. Originally serialized in Cavalier Magazine in 1912 and 1913.a Seperate note reading "Faithfully yours, George Allan England, Jan. 10, 1916".

This book has light water damage to the last 120 pages along the lower r/h page corner and bookcover lightly wrinkled. Also water marked along the wrap spine. It does not affect the book much, but lowers the condition. There is a two-page map in center of book,. Else the condition, especially for reading is very nice.

Shaken, Many pages stamped with Albany Municipal Library. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ The Emotion Of Polydore Marasquin LEon Gozlan Vizetelly & Co., 1888

The famous toast to the Golden Age of Adventure - in print. Beautifully decorated, illustrated by pen. Only problem is 2 rubs showng white on the dj.

A microscopic black hole has accidentally fallen into the Earth's core...

Two-tone cloth, 4to, 29 cm,. xix, 819 pp, plates, ills. September 1, 1875, Burroughs not only is known as the originator of Tarzan - the twentieth-century folk hero abandoned as an infant in Africa, who grew up to become Lord of the Jungle - but is also acknowledged as an innovator of American science fiction, and his works are still being enjoyed by millions of readers from all parts of the world. Porges captures the essence of this many-sided man who possessed a quicksilver brand of humor and a penchant for controversy, telling of his struggles and successes as a writer, a businessman, and a family man, and revealing his love of animals and the outdoors.

Octavo. . Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Related material laid in

very nice copy; no writing, dj as wear at corners.

very lightly edgeworn, no writing or markings.

1st edition, beautiful copy

slipcase has green fading along edges, else fine. lovely shooting print.

Rough cut pages, strong bindinig, Black and white sketches & photographs. the story of the fur trade of North America, and its relations to western exploration, is told with a fair understanding of the proportions of the era, The book is accurate and impartial.Some Rubs, markings on cover.

one bright red spot on spine of book.