Authors starting with D from Antic Hay Books

1957. D' ARRIGO, Stefano. CODICE SICILLIANO. Milano: All'Insegna Del Pesce D'Oro, [1957]. 32mo., printed wraps. Limited Edition of 350 numbered copies. Very Good (some wear, little soil). ... more information

1984. DAGGETT, Max. LOW SKY, HIGH SKY. Dallas, Texas: Priority Press, [1984]. 8vo., cloth and boards in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed presentation from Daggett on the front endpaper: "Good reading & good flying, Sam! Max Daggett. Dec' 83." A fictional account of the growth of the aeronautics industry but based on many real incidents and people. Near fine; minor soil & wear d/j. ... more information

1865. DAGNALL, John M. DAISY SWAIN: The Flower Of Shenandoah. Brooklyn: [no publisher], 1865. 12mo., decorative brown cloth. First Edition. Very Good (letter "D" stamped on front endpaper). ... more information

1965. DAHL, Arlene. ALWAYS ASK A MAN: ARLENE DAHL'S KEY TO FEMININITY. Illustrated by Carol Blanchard. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, [1965]. Small quarto, pictorial red and gold boards in dust jacket. First Edition, second printing. Signed by Dahl on the front endpaper. An illustrated guide on how to be feminine, including recipes, makeup tips, and skin care by 1960's actress and beauty columnist Arlene Dahl. Very Good (little edgewear covers; contents clean & tight); little edgewear &... more information

1974. DAHL, Roald. "BITCH." In Playboy magazine, July 1974. Also contains "Witches' Brew" by Mordecai Richler and "Saint Gloria and the Troll" by Frederick Exley. Very Good. ... more information

0. DAHLSTROM, Grant. BOOKS DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY GRANT DAHLSTROM. Pasadena, CA: The Castle Press. Small 8vo., printed wraps. First Edition. Near fine. ... more information

1929. DAKIN, Edwin Franden. MRS. EDDY: THE BIOGRAPHY OF A VIRGINAL MIND. NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1929. Small 4to., royal-blue cloth stamped in gilt. First Edition. Signed presentation by Dakin on front endpaper: "To John Mulholland, A glamorous magician who leaves even a critical author open-mouthed with amazement. In great admiration, Edwin Franden Dakin. December 30, 1929." Very Good (lower edge of pages is severely bumped resulting in tears & chipping to a substantial portion of t... more information

0. DALE, Kenny. Signed Photograph. An 8- by 10-inch black-and-white publicity photograph of Dale isued by Capitol Records, inscribed: "Joe, My best to yours, Kenny Dale." ... more information

1945. DALE, Virginia. HONEYFOGLING TIME. NY: Harper and Brothers, [1945]. 8vo., blue cloth, stamped in red & gilt. First Edition. Signed presentation from Dale on the front endpaper: "For Adelaide in lieu of the book she wanted. Fondley V.D." Very Good (some edgewear, light soil & little staining spine). ... more information

1903. DALL, Caroline Healey. THE STORY OF A BOSTON FAMILY. Par 1: Ann Dowse Williams. Part 2: Mary Williams Langley. Boston: Privately Printed, 1903. Printed wraps; 29 pages. First Edition. The biographies of two early Boston matrons, with Mary Williams Langley being the mother of famed aviator and astronomer Samuel Pierpont Langley. Rare- I have been unable to locate any other first edition copies of this title for sale. Signed presentation from Samuel Pierpont Langley on the front cover (which is also the... more information

1997. DALLAS, Sandra. THE DIARY OF MATTIE SPENSER. NY: St. Martin's Press, [1997]. 8vo., blue cloth in dust jacket. First Edition, first printing. Signed presentation from Dallas on the title page: "For Maureen, Who knows the women's art of quilting. Sandra Dallas, July 12, 1997." Fine in d/j. ... more information

1967. DALMAS, Herbert. THE FOWLER FORMULA. NY: Doubleday & Company, 1967. 8vo,. black cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed presentation from Dalmas on half-title page: "To Gene Rodney- one who can appreciate the formula, Herb Dalmas, Feburary 1973." Very Good (some browning to gutters of the endpapers); little edgewear (small tear & crease top corner of front cover) d/j. ... more information

1937. DALTON, John E. SUGAR: A CASE STUDY OF GOVERNMENT CONTROL. NY: Macmillan Company, 1937. 8vo., gray cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. A book espousing government intervention as a means to regulate the sale of sugar through a quota system as a means of stabilizing an otherwise unstable sugar market. Signed presentation from Dalton on the front endpaper: "For Katherine B. Butler, J.E. Dalton, 2/10/39." Also with an autograph note signed from Dalton laid in on his personal complimentary card... more information

1883. DALY, [John] Augustin. [American dramatist, producer and theater manager; born Plymouth, North Carolina, 1838]. Autograph Letter Signed. One page, on Daly's [Theatre] letterhead, New York City, Oct. 20, 1883. Daly invites Mrs. Fawcett and some friends to come to "a little Birthday dinner party I am giving Mrs. Gilbert tomorrow Sunday Eve. 6:30.". Very Good. ... more information

1954. DALY, John Jay. GOVERNMENT U.S.A.: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW. [Baltimore: Reese Press, 1954]. 4to., navy-blue cloth stamped in gilt. First Edition. Signed presentation by Daly on front endpaper: "To Colonel Donovan Scranton, in memory of a happy meeting in Washington with the Padre of the Third Division, His Eminent Dr. F. Niles O'Reilly, with all good wishes, from the author, John Jay Daly. April 2, 1959." Very Good. ... more information

1986. DALY, Maureen. ACTS OF LOVE. NY: Scholastic Inc., [1986]. 8vo., cloth & boards in dust jacket. First Edition. A novel inspired by the author's daughter, Megan. Signed presentation from Daly on the front endpaper: "August 1, 1986- for Evelyn Ringold, fellow artist and much-valued friend. Something about Megan. Maureen Daly." Very Good; minor wear d/j. ... more information

1912. DALY, T.A. MADRIGALI. Illustrated by John Sloan. Philadelphia: David McKay, [1912]. Small 8vo., green cloth stamped in gilt. First Edition thus. Signed presentation by Daly on front endpaper: "To William E. Knox, in exchange for one Yiddish nickel, (rare) this little book carries the thanks and hearty good wishes of T.A. Daly. June 30, 1914." Also with an autograph letter signed from Daly laid in, to Knowat the Catholic Standard Times Office, thanking him for the coin and offering to go to ... more information

1946. DALY, T.A. LATE LARK SINGING. NY: Harcourt, Brace and Co., [1946]. 12mo., cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed presentation from Daly on the front endpaper: "This little book is the property of Harry C. France, who paid cash money for it- notwithstanding the fact that he has been for years my Most Eloquent Interpreter and Constant Press Agent. Con amore, T.A. Daly. May 30 1946." Very Good; some edgewear & creases d/j. ... more information

1901. DALY, William D. MEMORIAL ADDRESSES ON THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF WILLIAM D. DALY, FEBRUARY 9 AND 23, 1901. Delivered in The House of Representatives and Senate, Fifth-Sixth Congress, Second Session. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1901. Small quarto, embossed black cloth stamped in gilt; 59 pages. Portrait frontispiece of Daly. Daly (1851-1900) was born in Hoboken, NJ and was a lawyer. He was an influential Democrat, being elected a state Assemblyman, appointed as a district judge, and a m... more information

1998. DAME, Enid; [Editor]. WHICH LILITH? Feminist Writers Re-Create The World's First Woman. Also edited by Lilly Rivlin and Henny Wenkart. Introduction by Naomi Wolf. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson Inc., [1998]. Small quarto, black cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. An anthology focusing on Lilith, Adam's first wife, who has been a part of Jewish culture in the writings called midrash- imaginative interpretations or commentaries on Scripture. Old Lilith stories were primarily told by men but now c... more information