New York; (1939): J.J. Augustin Publisher. First Edition. Octavo. 161pp. Signed by the author. Illustrated with photographs by Lilian J. Reichard and the author Gladys. Dezba, is skilled in the household arts, strong in endurance, clever at the loom, who remains firm in the tradition of the Navajo. Bound in..... More
New York; (1987): G.P. Putnam's Sons. First Edition. Octavo. 416pp. Heinlein has written a novel that is the culmination of his life's work, tying together themes and characters from previous stories as no book has done before. He has included Pixel, the well-known cat of The Cat Who Walks Through..... More
New York: Doubleday, Page and Co., 1901. Octavo. Second American edition. 463pp. [1] Blank. This issue has the same chapter headings as the first English edition. 10 inserted sepia plates by J.L. Kipling. This was considered by many to be Kipling's best work. Bound in green pictorial cloth depicting a...... More
Venice: 1598. Third state of Ruscelli's map of Pakistan, Western India and the Indus River region, extending to what is present day Karachi and the Indian Ocean in the south, based upon Claudius Ptolemy and Gastaldi's maps, engraved on copper, marking a turning point in the history of topography. Leaf..... More
London: Bentley, 1874. Thick Quarto. In two volumes, 334 and 328pp. Besides his importance as a contributor to Charles Dickens's Household Words, Fitzgerald was an authority on British theatre, writing on Garrick, the Sheridans, Henry Irving and others. V. 1. Theatrical memoirs. The stroller's life. Old York theatre. The story..... More
London; [1798-1799 Noted on engravings]: Printed for C. Cooke and Sold By All the Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. 12 Mo. In three volumes. Volume three with 20pp. publisher's catalog. Each volume with an engraved frontispiece, engraved vignette title page and a regular title page, illustrated. Dates are noted..... More
New York: Printed for the Dramatic Museum of Columbia University, 1916. Octavo. In five volumes. Professor Thorndike writes an elaborate preface to Kipling's understanding of the Tempest using both Malone and Douce as sources. I. How Shakspere came to write the "Tempest," by R. Kipling.--II. How to write a play;..... More
Phoenix: A. Truman Helm, 1927. Octavo. 13 pages, two photographs and other illustrations by Helm. (Superstition Mountain and Mike Burns), . The preferred edition. String bound in brown pictorial wraps, light dampstain to spine, otherwise in remarkable condition. More
New York; (1949): Harper & Brothers. Small Octavo. later printing, 256pp. One of Zane Grey's best and well known works of the southwest and gun-fights. Bound in red cloth spine lettering black. A very nice, near fine copy in very nice pictorial dust jacket with tape mend to head and..... More
London: Grant & Co., 1872. First Edition. Folio. 191pp., illustrated with magnificent illustrations by Dore whose marvelous depictions of the squalid metropolis and showing an underside described in part by Dickens and written both by Octavia Hill and General Booth were here made bold by the large size engravings with..... More