Authors starting with H from Rulon-Miller Books

Philadelphia & London: W.B. Saunders & Co.. 1901. Authorized translation from the third revised and enlarged German edition, 8vo, pp. 80; 152 colored lithographic illustrations; slightly shaken, but very good and sound in original green cloth gilt. Edited by G.E. de Schweinitz. ... more information

New York: Thomas Crowell,. [1963]. Reprint ed., 4to, pp. 459, [1]; frontis.; sixteen color plates; 354 illus. in text; original brown cloth, blindstamped cover, gilt-lettered spine; ex- library copy with bookplate and sticker residue on lower spine; lightly faded spine, two small dark smudges on back cover else very good. ... more information

New York: Columbia University Press. 1950. First edition, 8vo, pp. vi, [2], 327; fine in original black cloth, dust- jacket a bit discolored with light edgewear. The entire history of Greek literature, from Homer to Lucian is presented. ... more information

New York: the Grolier Club. 1933. Limited edition, 1 of 350 copies, 8vo, pp. xvi, [2], 241, [1]; spine a bit darkened and frayed at edges, but overall a very good copy in original red cloth gilt. Translated from the German by Lucy Eugenia Osborne, and with a foreword by Alfred W. Pollard. A translator's note states that this edition is translated from the 1925 German edition, but with the revisions made by Haebler in 1932. Printed at Harbor Press for the Grolier Club. ... more information

Paris: C. Reinwald. 1884. 8vo, pp. xii, 600, 20 (C. Reinwald & Cie. catalogue); lithograph frontispiece, 15 lithograph plates (several printed in blue, 3 double-p.), folding stencil-colored world map, tables in the text; quite a delightful copy, uncut, unopened, in orig. burgundy cloth decorated and lettered in gilt. Of the "Conférences scientifiques sur la doctrine de l'évolution en général et celle de Darwin, Goethe et Lamarck en particulier, traduites de l'All... more information

Glendale, CA: Arthur H. Clark. 1965-1972. First edition, 9 volumes, frontises in each (vol. I in full color), folding map in vol. I, illustrations throughout; a fine set in original brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine, slight wear to extremities; vols. VII, VIII, & IX retaining their plain kraft paper dust jackets. Lacks the final index volume. A monumental effort tracing the contributions of individual "mountain men" to the westward advancement of the American frontier in the early 19th century.... more information

Glendale, CA: Arthur H. Clark. 1965-1972. First edition, 10 volumes, frontises in each (vol. I in full color), folding map in vol. I, illustrations throughout; a fine set in original brown cloth, gilt-lettered spines. A monumental effort tracing the contributions of individual "mountain men" to the westward advancement of the American frontier in the early 19th century. ... more information

Cleveland: Arthur H. Clark. 1926. First edition, 8vo, pp. 361; 7 plates, folding map; original green cloth, t.e.g.; name in ink to front pastedown, front hinge starting, else very good. Cowan, p. 256; Dobie, p. 81; Flake 3775; Howes H-11; Wheat, Gold Rush, 86. ... more information

Spokane: Arthur H. Clark Co.. 1995. First edition thus, limited to 750 copies, 8vo, pp. 333, [2]; double-p. map; ink marginalia on p. 181, else fine in orig. gilt-stamped brown cloth. Sketches of 22 French mountain men, traders and trappers (Larpenteur, Franchere and LeDuc among them) from the publisher's original ten volume series with new introduction and index. ... more information

[St. Paul]: Minnesota Historical Society. 1967. First edition, 8vo, pp. ix, [14], 176, [1]; pictorial endpapers, 24 b&w plates bearing images on rectos and versos; a fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Hage, a professor of journalism at the University of Minnesota looks at "Pioneers and Promoters," "Pioneers and Partisans," "The Dailies Take Over," "The Weeklies Disperse," and "Conflict: From Railroads to Prize Ring." Includes a chart showing "The Gene... more information

Minneapolis: Univ. of Minnesota Press. [1952]. First edition, 8vo, pp. xi, [1], 212; fine copy in the jacket. Signature of Hagstrom laid in. Examination of "the whole rich and varied body of Johnson's criticism" (jacket blurb). ... more information

Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press. [1967]. Second edition, with a new preface; 8vo, pp. xix, [1], 212; fine copy in the jacket. Most detailed study to date on the critical works of Dr. J. ... more information

Chicago & London: University of Chicago Press. [1980]. First edition, 8vo, p. xiv, 350; vignette title-p., 33 illustrations on rectos and versos of 12 plates; fine copy in the dust jacket. ... more information

Calcutta: Bengal Secretariat Book Depot. 1905. First edition (printed in an edition of 350 copies), small 4to, pp. [4], iii, [1], 108; original green cloth, gilt lettering on upper cover; very good. Texts entirely in Kurux [i.e. Oraon / Uraon / Kurukh], a northern Dravidian language collected by German Evangelical Lutheran missionary at Chota Nagpur who, "during more than twenty years' residence at Lohardaga in the midst of an Orao population the author of the Kuruhk Grammar and the Kuruhk-English ... more information

Bangor, ME: published by the author. 1895. First edition, 16mo, pp. 127; original beige buckram lettered in black on upper cover and spine; spine soiled, top of spine slightly frayed, a few leaves carelessly opened; a good, sound copy, enhanced by a 6-line inscription from the author on the flyleaf. An account of the making of china in England by a native Mainer. Not in American Travellers Abroad. ... more information

Glasgow: James MacLehose and Sons. 1903-05. Edition limited to 1000 sets, 1 of 100 on handmade paper; 12 volumes, 8vo, many plates and facsimiles, some folding; near fine throughout in original quarter vellum over blue cloth, gilt stamped on upper covers and spines, t.e.g. This copy inscribed "George Neilom with grateful thanks for constant advice & help from the 'Editor' S. H. R., December, 1906." Best library edition of the famed compendium of early travel. ... more information

New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 1926. 8vo, pp. xxiv, 293, [1]; frontispiece illustration tipped-in, plates, woodcuts throughout, illustrated endpapers; very good or better in original orange cloth over black cloth, pictorial paper spine label, dust- jacket with minor water staining and small chips. ... more information

[København]: Gyldendal. 1960. First edition, 8vo, pp. 58, [3]; text in double column; previous owner's name on half-title, else very good in original blue printed wrappers. ... more information

London: Pickering & Inglis. 1948. first edition, 8vo, pp. 192; 13 photo. illus. on plates, several in color; slight rubbing to jacket, else fine. Haldane was an English missionary in Morocco. ... more information

Bielefeld & Leipzig: Kerber Art. [2008]. First edition, square 4to, pp. 150, [2]; illustrated throughout in color and black & white; fine copy in decorative boards, with a dust jacket, as issued. ... more information