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Covers have a lot of shelf wears. There is a 3" tear along the spine at the top of the front cover. Pages are clear, without tears or marks.

Covers show aging but pages are in very good condtion: no tears or foxing.

Covers have have wear and some light fading. However, covers and pages are whole; no tears, marks or foxing. Except for page one which has some light marks. (see photos)

Light shelf wear. Heavy fading on back cover. Front cover is very good. Covers and pages are all whole, clear, without tears or foxing.

Light shelf wear on covers and some pages are slightly bumped at edges. Otherwise in Fine/Near Fine condition.

Considerable shelf wear on covers. Front cover is split (not sepearted) from binding. Pages are in Good - Very Good condition: no tears, foxing or marks. Some age toning.

Covers show age with shelf wear and fading but are whole and untorn. pages are clear and readable. Also no tears, marks or foxing.

Light shelf wear on cover and a fold. Cover and pages are whole, without tears, marks or foxing.

Book and dj are virtually new. No faults were found. There is an interesting inscription and signature, along with a sketch of a bird in flight, on the title page. It does not appear to be by the author. Rather, based on the inscriiption, it appears to be from an artist, perhaps from an artist covered in the book. We are not familiar with the world of sporting prints and could not identify the signature. We would like to find out. See attached photo.

Stated "First American edition September, 2008". Presumed first printing. Author's signature on title page. The book, dj and slipcase are in virtually new condition. We could not find any faults whatsoever. . With over 400 high quality illustration of the work of recognized sporting artists thish servers as a beautiful work of art as well as a comprehensive scholarly reference work. It covers the work of over 2,000 American painters, print makers, and sculpture artists going back 4400 years. The book weighs over eight pounds. Shipping cost will be adjusted for addresses sales outside the continental United States.

Original unclipped dust jacket and book are in virtually new condition. Includes many photos as well as photos and documents from the personal archives of Palmer.

Shelf wear at covers. Pages in excellent condition. Text is entirely in French.Shelf wear along spine on covers. Otherwise light shelf wear.

First American Edition with title dated 1922. First printing. Gray-blue cloth over board cover with moderate shelf wear - around edges of spine and some bumping at top corners. Spine cover is faded. Pages are clear, without tears, foxing or marks. . No dj.

First edtion, in Like New condition. Author's signature ('Abataka") and inscription on title page. Color photos throughout.

This is a volume from the Boston Publishing Company's "Scott's Waverly Novels, The Household Edition, With Woodcuts and Steel Engravings. By Subscription Only." We could not find any of the books from this Boston Publishing Co. series for sale on any of the major sites we looked at. No volume number is given. The book is in excellent condition. Covers are of a silk-like covering over boards, a dark red covering of the cover boards and lighter coloring on the spine, with embossed black lettering and design in excellent condition. Good quality woodcuts and engravings are scattered throughout the book.

Book is like new. Only fault we could find is that page 89, near the top right corner is creased from a fold. The author worte "Best Wishes" with his full signature and date 2003 on the first inside fly-leaf page.

First American edition. Presumed first printing. Both book and dj (unclipped, $7.95) are in fine condition. Dj is in a plasti kleer transparent cover.

First edition; presumed first printing (no other editions or printings are shown on the copyright page). In 'As New" condition except for light soiling around cover edges and a name printed on top of the pages - only visible when the book is closed and does not spill over onto the pages face.. Unclipped dj ($10.00) has light soiling and wear at edges (small tears and nicks). XXVII + 483 pages.
Contains a 96 pages of water color painting - 32 pages in color - by Alfred Jacob Miller. The Foreword is an account of the discovery of the Miller collection by Mae Reed Porter. DeVoto's book on the mountain men is considered to be his best and most important book. The book was the winner of both the Pulitzer Prize and the Bancroft Prize.
Book will be priority mailed for domestic sale.

Stated first American edition in excellent condition. Condition faults: miniscule wear at top of spine and shadowing from an inserted newspaper clipping. on the inside front cover and adjacent flyleaf page. Illustrations from pen drawings and brown woodcuts throughout the book. Dj, clipped at top of front flap, has soiling on and around spine, and some small trars and chips.

First edition; presumed first printing - March, 1933. In excellent condition. Faults we found in book: name and address stamped on first fly-leaf page, small book store label on inside front cover, light shelf wear at top and bottom of spine, a small white mark on the spine, and notations - mostly in pencil- on both sides of the next-to-last fly-leaf page. (see photos). Binding is tight. Textual pages on good quality deckled edge paper are clean, without marks, tears or foxing. XII + 392 pages. International sale may incur additional shipping cost.