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Oakland, CA: Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, Inc, 1942. Hardcover. Good. Oakland, CA: Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, Inc., 1942. 8 3/4 x 5 3/4 inches: pp. 119. Bound in blue boards, with navy blue spine with black type on front board and gold gilt type on spine. Includes pictorial endpapers, with a map of the East Bay area on the front endpaper, and a black and white photograph of the city of Oakland on the rear endpaper. Minor fading to extremities . Corners slightly nudged. Very minor spine lean. First page/title page trimmed out. Rear endpaper creased. Text is unmarked. Binding tight.

Wloclawek, Poland: Gutenberg Design and Advertising, 2000. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good Minus. Josef Stolorz. Wloclawek, Poland: Gutenberg Design and Advertising. 8 x 8 1/2 inches: pp. 48. Purple illustrated dust jacket with white type. Bound in green boards with gold gilt signature on front panel. Text is in Polish, German and English. Moderate wear to extremities of dust jacket, small closed tear to bottom edge of inner flap. book itself is in fine condition. This book contains a collection of paintings by Jozef Stolorz.

Goshen, New York: Printed by James A. Chevee, 1829. Leather-bound. Very Good. Goshen, NY: James A. Chevee, 1829. 8 1/4 x 5 1/4 inches: pp. 19, [26]. Professionaly rebound pamphlet in 1/4 leather with marbled paper sides. Cover bright, no flaws. Handwritten "#5" within an inked box at top of title page. Foxed, but unmarked. An earlier American medical pamphlet.

Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1989. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. Honolulu, HI: University of Hawaii Press, 1989. First edition. 9 1/2 x 6 1/4 inches: pp. xii, 811. No dust jacket. White linen over tan boards. Titles in gold gilt. Notes, bibliography, index. Numerous text figures. Textblock square and tight, cover bright. Wavy page edges at upper edge near end of book. Endpaper maps, text clean and bright. Binding tight.

New York: Viking Press, 1968. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. GOOD PLUS. New York: Viking Press, 1968. First edition thus. 11 1/4 x 8 3/4 inches: pp. 119. Gold gilt lettering on spine of green cloth-covered boards. No dust jacket. LARGE PRINT. Blue stamping mark along bottom text edge. Light wear, rubbing to extremities. Spine caps a bit worn and folded under, gold gilt a little faded. Light soiling on fore edge. Text is unmarked. Tight binding. One of a small series of large-print editions issued for visually impaired readers by Viking Press in the 1960's. Steinbecks classic novella set in Salinas Valley, California.

Cincinnati, Ohio: Enquirer Company Steam Printing Establishment, 1856. Pamphlet. Good. Cincinnati, OH: Enquirer Company Steam Printing Establishment, 1856. 8 3/4 x 5 1/2 inches: pp. 78. String-bound self-wraps. Small bit of pencil writing on upper cover of front panel. Staining and age-tanning to cover and text. Text is unmarked. The election in which James Buchanan is nominated for the presidency by the Democratic Party, the subsequent election of which, he won. Sabin 13100 (Vol. 4, p. 89). The election where James Buchanan is nominated for the presidency by the Democratic Party, the subsequent election of which, he won.

New Hampshire: Edson C. Eastman Co, 1937. Staplebound Pamphlet. Good. Just a bit of edgewear and spotting to paper covers. Hole punched in upper left corner, with chord through it. Occanional pencil notes on sides of pages. Classic month-by-month old favorite publication of rural Americans everywhere. Including predictions with notations indicating weather, ideal planting dates, sunrise/sunset, tides, saint's days, phases of the sun and moon, astronomical calculations, Post Office Regulations, advertising, household hints.

Boston, Mass: William Ware & . Co, 1901. Staplebound Pamphlet. Good. Just a bit of edgewear and spotting to paper covers. Classic month-by-month old favorite publication of rural Americans everywhere. Including predictions with notations indicating weather, ideal planting dates, sunrise/sunset, tides, saint's days, phases of the sun and moon, astronomical calculations, Internal Revenue Table, Post Office Regulations, Also historical tidbits inserted into several days of the month: (eg. in one particular issue are noted: Andrew Jackson born; 18th insurrection of the Commune in Paris, etc.); advertising, household hints, poetry, humor, anecdotes, articles on subjects as varied as Courts of the land, Courts of each New England state, Public Debt, Use of Kites for Exploring The Air, The New Star in Perseus, How to Recognize Trees in Winter, Testing the Quality of Milk, etc. (NOTE: These articles NOT necessarily in this particular issue, but represent the TYPE of typical articles!) Printed by Francis… Leer más

Boston, Mass: William Ware & . Co, 1902. Staplebound Pamphlet. Good. Just a bit of edgewear and spotting to paper covers. Classic month-by-month old favorite publication of rural Americans everywhere. Including predictions with notations indicating weather, ideal planting dates, sunrise/sunset, tides, saint's days, phases of the sun and moon, astronomical calculations, Internal Revenue Table, Post Office Regulations, Also historical tidbits inserted into several days of the month: (eg. in one particular issue are noted: Andrew Jackson born; 18th insurrection of the Commune in Paris, etc.); advertising, household hints, poetry, humor, anecdotes, articles on subjects as varied as Courts of the land, Courts of each New England state, Public Debt, Use of Kites for Exploring The Air, The Harvest Moon and the Hunter's Moon, Lilacs; Fighting Plant Disease, etc. (NOTE: These articles NOT necessarily in this particular issue, but represent the TYPE of typical articles!).

New Hampshire: Edson C. Eastman Co, 1936. Staplebound Pamphlet. Good. Just a bit of edgewear and spotting to paper covers. Hole punched in upper left corner, with chord through it. Occanional pencil notes on sides of pages. Classic month-by-month old favorite publication of rural Americans everywhere. Including predictions with notations indicating weather, ideal planting dates, sunrise/sunset, tides, saint's days, phases of the sun and moon, astronomical calculations, Post Office Regulations, advertising, articles on subjects as varied as Holidays, Preparing Soil for Rock Garden,Hurricanes, Hunting and Fishing Laws, Household Hints, etc. (NOTE: These articles NOT necessarily in this particular issue, but represent the TYPE of typical articles!).

New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1883. Early printing. Hardcover. Good. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons: 1883. 6 3/4 x 5 184 inches: pp. xvi, 296. Tan cloth covered boards with The Library of Political Education logo and design on front and back boards, and black type on spine. Includes index. Reprint, originally published in 1872. Boards have soiling, rubbing to extremities, with one small tear to top of spine. Pages are toned, but unmarked. Binding solid, tight. An offering in the LIBRARY OF POLITICAL EDUCATION, for members of The Society for Political Education, which was in 1881 "organized by citizens who believe that the success of our government depends on the active political influence of educated intelligence, and that parties are means, not ends. It is entirely non-partisan in its organization, and is not to be used for any other purpose than the awakening of an intelligent interest in government methods and purposes tending to restrain the abuse of parties and to promote party morality..."… Leer más

London: Her Majesty's Stationary Office, 1987. First edition thus. Near Fine/Very Good. London: Her Majesty's Stationary Office, 1987. First edition thus. 8 3/4 x 5 5/8 inches: pp. xxii, 490. Red glossy paper dust jacket with white and black type. Red cloth with gold titles on spine. With illustrations, 8 fold out maps within book and 6 fold out color maps in pocket inside back cover. Appendices and bibliography. With introduction by Dr. Gwyn Bayliss which reveals the history behind the book's suppresion. Dust jacket has light edge and corner wear. US price sticker next to UK price printed on inner flap. Text is unmarked. Binding tight. From the back of the dust jacket. - "Operations in Persia is one of the 'mystery' volumes in the British official history of the First World War. Compiled by Brigadier-General FJ Moberly at the request of the Government of India, it was printed in an edition of five hundred copies by HMSO in 1929 but its existence was kept secret because of political objections on… Leer más

Washington DC: The Infantry Journal, 1944. First Edition. Mass Market Paperback. Good. Washington DC: The Infantry Journal, 1944. First edition. 6 3/8 x 4 3/8 inches: pp. xii, 179. White and orange illustrated wraps with black type. Cover has some toning, scuffing and soiling. Pages are age toned, but unmarked. Binding slightly cracked at title page - may actually be a production defect. Solid and tight overall. Nicely preserved. A quick history of Japanese relations with the United States, prepared for the war effort in World War II.

Eugene, Oregon USA: New American Gothic Publications (Self-Published), 1993. Fourth Printing. Paperback, with Comb-Binding. Very Good. Jerry Williams. Eugene, OR: New American Gothic Publications (Self Published), 1993. Fourth printing. 8 1/2 x 11 inches: pp. 62. Handsome, decorated card covers with thick stock paper within, brown ink. Wonderful drawings by Jerry Williams. Including Bibliography. Light foxing on fore edge. Text is unmarked. Binding solid, sound. The story of "A wagon train with over 1500 emigrants... lost in the Cascade Mountains in 1853.

Ontario: The Boston Mills Press, 2005. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Fine. Ontario: The Boston Mills Press, 2005.10 1/4 x 12 inches: pp. 192 pages, index. Profusely illustrated throughout with color photos. Black color photo-illustrated paper dust jacket and boards with yellow spine and gold, brown, black and white type. Nice bright copy. Dust jacket in a mylar protector. Small nick on upper edge of front pastedown and end paper. Otherwise, clean, unmarked, tight.

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1907. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1907. First edition. 7 x 4 1/2 inches:pp. Green cloth-covered boards with gold gilt framed design with lettering within, to front boardand gold gilt lettering to spine. A typewritten poem entitled: "The Old Gods and the New" is tipped in at front pastedown, and bears the poet/author's signature, in pencil. Front pastedown also bears the faded (partially erased) signature of former owner, Oregon/Washington/Arizona author and artist Elizabeth Lambert Wood. It is entirely possible she was in correspondence with author McGaffey Boards are scuffed, some white stain, moisture staining at bottom edges and on spine. Pages are age toned, foxed with some moisture staining in first third of book. Text is unmarked. Binding tight. A series of sketches, mostly concerning shooting and fishing, which appeared in the Chicago Record, The Chicago Evening Post, and the St. Louis Mirror. The author (1861-1941)… Leer más