New York: L.H. Stanton, Publications, Inc., [1972]. Quarto. 19 leaves photocopied rectos only. Plastic three-hole binder. Wrappers rubbed and modest age-toning, very good or better. Publisher's rate card laid in loosely. Proposal assembled to promote advertising in National Scene, a magazine supplement that was used in more than 75 newspapers... More
"New North West" Deer Lodge, Montana: James H. Mills, Public Printer, 1872. First edition. Thin octavo. 123pp. Legal calf with red and black morocco spine labels gilt. Shelf numbers at base of the spine, small label remnant front pastedown, splits along the front joint threatening to detach, but otherwise near... More
New York: Charles Shields, 1853. First edition. Publisher's cloth gilt. 180pp., folding charts and tables. Professionally re-backed, corners rubbed through a bit, ink mark on the margin of one page, else a very good copy. More
[New York]: Published by the Indian Commission of the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1879. Small octavo. Red cloth gilt. 127pp. Titles in English, text in Dakota. Contemporary pencil owner's name, one page corner creased, some staining on the rear board, modest wear at the spine ends, else sound and very good... More
Detroit, Michigan: Associated Sales Co. / Nash Motors Company, 1927, 1941 and 1942. An archive of photographs and recordings related to New England Nash Motor Car Dealers. The collection includes of two framed black and white photographs, measuring 20" x 10" and 31.5" x 8", of Nash Dealers attending a.... More
London: Printed by L. Harrison, 1828. First edition. 16mo. Purple printed wrappers. Nine engraved views with captions, but no other text. Bound in later quarter cloth and papercovered boards. Rear wrap lacking, small chips to front wrap, shelf number on edge of the cloth spine, but no other markings, slight... More
New York: [circa 1920s]. Softcover. Oblong octavo measuring 7" x 5". Tan stiff paper boards with printed decorations. Contains 188 gelatin silver black and white toned photographs measuring between 1.5” x 1.5” and 5.5” x 6” with some captions. Fading, edgewear, and chips on the paper spine else very good... More
[circa 1910]. Oblong small quarto. Photo album lacking the front and rear boards with 230 gelatin silver photographs, measuring between 1.5" x 1.5" and 5.5" x 3.5", some with captions. Good only album with about near fine photos with some images creased, torn, and detached. An album relating to a.... More
Romania: 1934. Oblong quarto. Full leather photo album measuring 10" x 12" with "Privelisti Carpatine" stamped in gilt on the front board. Contains 41 sepia toned photographs most measuring 5" x 7", with some larger, all captioned in Romanian, and affixed to stiff gray album pages. There is some curling... More
(Oklahoma City): Nu Vista Club, 1960. Octavo. [15]pp. Stapled illustrated red wrappers. A couple of modest stains on the front wrap and first few leaves, about very good. Includes a brief history of the Club, committees, list of debutantes, and ads for African-American businesses. OCLC locates no copies. More
New York: Harcourt, Brace Jovanovich, (1972). First edition. Two volumes. Fine in fine dustwrappers housed in a near fine slipcase. More
New York: Folkways Records, 1976. Original 33 1/2 rpm vinyl album. Cover design by Ronald Clyne. Fine in a toned unprinted paper sleeve in a near fine pictorial cardboard sleeve with slight edgewear. More
Philadelphia: Published by M. Carey, 1816. First American edition, from the third London edition, revised and corrected. Translated by Samuel Henley. 16mo. 234pp. Original printed paper covered boards. Two contemporary or very early owner's names (from the same family), paper lacking from the bottom 1/2" of the spine, bound without... More
New York: Longmans, Green & Co., 1935. First edition. Very good in good dustwrapper with several modest chips and internal repairs. More
Garden City: Doubleday, Doran & Company, 1929. First American edition. Fine in a poor, stained and chipped but reasonably intact internally tape repaired dustwrapper. More
(New York): Bernard Geis Associates, (1971). First edition. Fine in a slightly spine-soiled, else fine dustwrapper. Signed by Block. More
New York: D. Appleton-Century Company, 1935. First American edition. Fine in just about fine dustwrapper with a couple of small marks on the front panel. An especially nice copy of this biography of a street prostitute who became a force in the French Court, and eventually retired to London. More
London: John Lehman, (1950). First edition, first issue binding. Fine in a fresh, near fine dustwrapper with three tears on the front panel. A very attractive copy of this collection of stories. More
Naples, Idaho: 1934. 5/24/2016. Oblong quarto measuring 11" x 8". String-tied suede photo album with "Photographs Happy Days in C.C.C." and an illustration painted on the front board. Contains 91 black and white or sepia toned gelatin silver photographs measuring between 2.5" x 3.5" and 3.5" x 5.5" with some... More
New York: Mystery League, 1930. First edition. Fine in lightly rubbed, fine dustwrapper. Eight guests in a penthouse face death presaged by ominous radio messages. Basis for the 1934 film The Ninth Guest directed by Roy William Neill, and featuring Donald Cook, Genevieve Tobin, and Hardie Albright. More
San Francisco: New Directions - San Francisco Review, (1964). First edition. Fine in rubbed, else near fine dustwrapper. Inscribed by Bronk to author Nicholas Delbanco: "for Nick Who rescued it from the owls. B." Additionally Signed on the title page. More
London: W.J. Johnson, (1861). Hardcover. First English edition, the first with this introduction, and the first with Campbell's note to his Preface with additional biographical information, neither of which appeared in the American edition. Introduction by Sir Culling E. Eardley, Bart. Octavo. 145pp. Frontispiece portrait, tipped-in map. Publisher's brown cloth... More
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1927. First edition. Fine in very near fine dustwrapper with a small chip at the foot of the spine. Richest and meanest man in the county marries the prettiest girl. A battle of wills ensues. Jacket art by John Drew. Very scarce in jacket. More
Elmwood: Raven Editions, 1987. First edition. Quarter red morocco and marbled papercovered boards. Publisher's prospectus laid in. Designed and printed letterpress by Carol Blinn at the Warwick Press. A previously uncollected story. One of 14 Presentation Copies Signed by the author. Although not called for this copy also Signed by Carol Blinn. More
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