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Wheaton, IL: Theosophical Press, 1923. FIRST U.S. EDITION. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. Solid volume. Slight curve to front board. Lightly age tanned pages with light acid transfer to endpapers. Silver metallic lettering on spine and front of blue, cloth-covered boards. 106 pp. Clean and tight. Published in India the previous year (1922). Daily meditations arranged month by month.

New York: Liberty Press, 1952. Hardcover. Very Good Plus/Very Good Minus. FIRST U. S. EDITION. Mild shelfwear to board edges. Dustjacket very good minus. Sunning to spine and extremities. Shallow chipping along spine edges with a .5" closed tear to bottom spine. 300 pp. Clean, bright, tight. Translated from the Chinese by Sha Po-li. "During the years of the anti-Japanese and civil wars few writers had time for such ambitious undertakings as novels ; [this] is one of the first . . .", (rear flap).

Eugene: University of Oregon Museum of Art, 1985. Paperback. VERY GOOD PLUS. Sunning to covers. Light shelfwear. A bit of scuffing to spine. Over 45 color and black and white illustrations. Clean, tight, bright. 56 pp with chronology. "David McCosh was a painter's painter who was not concerned with trends, fads or technical genius, but rather with the continuous development and creative exploration of his personal art form, (foreword). This volume contains close to 50 paintings beginning with the 1927 painting of The Prodigal Son, to 1972 and his last painting, Blackberries.

Boston: Faber and Faber, 1984. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY AUTHOR on title page. FINE. Dustjacket Fine. Blue Boards. Fascinating color illustrations. Unpaginated (27 pp). Clean, bright, tight. All his life Norm the fisherman has dreamed of hooking a muskie, but when he sees his own features on the face of the big fish at the end of his line, he sets his muskie free again.

New York: Manor Books, 1975. Paperback. Very Good. Radicone, Nick. Light shelfwear to surfaces and extremities. Lightly age-tanned pages. Humorously illustrated. Yellow lettering to red spine, white lettering to illustrated red covers. Clean, solidly bound. 140 pp with advertisements to rear of book. Note: "Manor Books 95401" to front cover. Actual, sometimes unbelievable, letters written by pet owners to their veterinarians.

New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1987. Reprint. Hardcover. Near Fine in Good DJ. Browning to DJ edges. Faint Pipe Aroma.

Sutton, NE : SELF-PUBLISHED (Spearman Publishing and Printing), 1986 . Paperback. Very Good Plus. Just a bit of shelfwear to front and rear panels. The documented story of transplanted Easterner-turned Idaho trapper and survivalist Claude Dallas, shot two game wardens and was the target of one of the largest manhunts in law-enforcement history. Dallas believed he was exempt from seasonal hunting, fishing and trapping regulations because he lived off the land full-time. Originally published serially in the periodical "The Trapper." Here, the author, a trapper himself, attempts to offer a balanced account of the conflict between trappers and game regulations, particularly as regards the moving of Bobcats to the Endangered Species list in 1978. 85 pp.

Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1947. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good Plus. Owens, Charles Hamilton. SEVENTH PRINTING. SHARP CORNERS. Dustjacket very good plus. Deep red-orange jacket with dark plum letters and illustration. Third Edition printed on jacket spine. Cartograph showing the principal features of Death Valley printed on front and rear endpapers. 33 black and white photographs. Dark plum colored lettering on spine of straw colored cloth-covered boards. Plum colored illustration of Death Valley printed onto cloth of front board. 160 pp. with index. Clean, tight, bright. "This volume has been brought up to date including additional illustrations, and further interesting data. An absorbing account of every phase of the strange deep sink and its environs," (front flap).

Portland, OR: Self / Hansen Printing Co., 1942. Paperback. NEAR FINE. STAPLEBOUND. Previous owner's names on front endpapers. Purple lettering to front of dark aqua wraps. Sunning around edges. 62 pp. Clean and solidly bound. History of the Battleship Oregon.

New York: Frederick A. Stokes, 1906. Hardcover. VERY GOOD PLUS. Gunn, Archie. RARE. Mild wear to boards. A bit of soiling. Spine lean. Hinges starting. Lightly age-tanned text. Six color illustrations including tissue guarded frontispiece. One detached rear endpaper, but present. 300 pp. Stories of adventure include : The Robe of the Duchess ; The Princess Wins ; Defence of Castle Dangerous ; The Pearl Necklace ; Dicey Langston ; The Maid of Zaragoza.

New York: Henry Holt, 1948. Later printing. Hardcover. Very Good. Hesse's lovely classic about the coming of age and the development of consciousness. For me, it was one of the books which actually carried me from the selfishnesses of youth, to the higher selfishnesses of adulthood. I cherish how powerful an effect this little book of Hesse's had upon me. Black cloth with gilt lettering to front board and spine. Bright, tight copy with slight spine lean.

Westport, CT: Praeger, 1993. Hardcover. Near Fine. Inscription by authors to half-title page. Fourth volume co-authored with Kay Phillips. Signed letter from Rejai laid in. Ever-so-slightly cocked. 155 pp. with appendices, bibliography and index. Clean, tight, bright. The American presidents are often glorified with their flaws glossed over. This books aim is to treat the presidents as human, fallible, human beings. [The authors] "seek to place the presidents in empirical, comparative, and historical perspectives and, in so doing, to demythologize understanding of an important group of political leaders. (taken from Introduction)

Weimar: Ulerander Dunder Berlag, 1929. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Plus/Good. FIRST EDITION. With dustjacket. Yellow topstain. Gilt lettering with green-blue cloth boards. Top and bottom edges very lightly cocked. Light foxing to edges of text. Acid transfer from materials laid-in to FFEP, half-title, RFEP. Small "printed in Germany" stamp to title page. Small ding to top spinecap. Light foxing to DJ surfaces. Quarter-sized chip to front DJ panel. Light creasing to spine and rear panel of DJ. Acid-transfer stain to rear DJ panel from materials pressed up against it.

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1917. Hardcover. Very Good. FIRST EDITION. 16mo. No dustjacket. Moderate wear to board surfaces and edges. Worn and bumped corners. Light water damage to age-tanned text. Black lettering to front of brown boards. Dark brown cloth spine. 43 pp. With an introduction by John T McCutcheon. "The theme is one in which he has unconsciously mirrored his own ideals of honorable obligation, as well as one which presents a wholesome lesson to young soldiers who have taken an oath to do faithful service to a nation," (Introduction).

LONDON: Pitman Press, 1931. Hardcover. Very Good Plus / Good. FIRST EDITION. Part of Pitman's Craft-for-All Series. "The whole of the work in Arts and Crafts is based on drawing. (One draws with a chisel and needle as well as with a pencil.) ... Design as a subject can be described under two headings: (1) Structural and (2) Ornamental." 110 pp with 16 pp ads to rear of text. Very slight edgewear to book, tape ghost to DJ spine, some closed tears to DJ- 1.5" at lower spine, 0.5" at front flap seam, some tiny chips to edges, a 1 x 2" trianglular chip to DJ front panel lower edge. Book is tight, bright, clean and fresh, with color frontispiece and many clear diagrams.

London: A. & C. Black, Ltd., 1915. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. Moderate scuffing to board surfaces and edges. Small bump to bottom front corner. Sunning to spine. Lightly age-tanned text. Acid transfer to endpapers. Front hinge started With sixteen full-page illustrations and twenty diagrams in the text. Frontispiece, with tissue guard, of the first pure cotton. No markings to text. 221 pp with appendices and index. Solid binding. The history of the development of cotton-lint.

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1904. Hardcover. NEAR FINE. Spotting to top and fore-edge. Mild edgewear. 65 black and white illustrations by Will Owen. Brown lettering to printed gold-colored, cloth-covered boards. 337 pp. Advertisements to rear of book. William Wymark Jacobs was an English author of short stories and novels. This novel focuses on the relationships between an imposing assembly of bizarre characters

Philadelphia: Richard West, 1977. First Thus. Hardcover. Very Good Plus. Reprint of the 1929 edition,published by A. & C. Black, London. Limited to 100 copies. Rubber stamp (Library of Congress Duplicate) to endpapers. 231 pp. Blue cloth small 4to, with bright gilt spine lettering. Scratch across foredge appears to be a bindery error.

Ulm, `Germany: Rubling, 1841. HARDCOVER. Good . Translated by Alexander Patuzzi. Worn, cover rubbed, repaired. Occasional mild foxing Binding very sturdy.

Frankfurt: Peter D. Lang, 1980. Paperback. Near Fine. INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR. UNMARKED TEXT IN GERMAN. 8vo. Soft cover. Light sunning to front edge at spine. Black lettering boxed in white to grass green front cover. 363 pp. with appendix, list of abbreviations, bibliography, English summary and alphabetic keyword registry. Clean, bright, solid binding. Edition based on a PhD. dissertation. Fascinating study of Middle English lamentations of the dead.