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[no place]: The Author. 1916. First. First edition. Printed wrappers. [32]pp. Slight stains on front wrap, some erosion to the thin spine near the foot, a sound, good copy of an uncommon volume of World War One poetry by a Canadian woman. . ... more information

The Book Farm. 1937. One of one hundred copies. Octavo. Stapled wrappers. [12pp.] Frontispiece portrait of Foley. Covers slightly soiled, else very good. Foley was a dealer and expert in the field of first editions of American authors. . ... more information

New York: Bantam Books. (1995). First. First edition. Cocked and bowed with fading on the spine foot else very good in a very good dustwrapper with toning on the edges and internal staining not visible externally. . ... more information

(Boulder, Colorado): Westview Press / HarperCollins. (1996). First. First edition, review copy with slip laid in. Octavo. 316pp. Black cloth boards. Black and white illustrations, maps. Slightly cocked spine, lightly worn board edges else near fine in a very good (plus) dustwrapper with a one inch tear along the top edge of front panel, faint soiling and edge wear. . ... more information

London / New York: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co. / James Pott & Co.. 1914. First. First English-language edition. 223pp. With 21 illustrations from the author's photographs. Translated by Daisie Rommel. Very good, with owner name, some discoloration on the endpapers, and a slightly faded spine. . ... more information

[New Bern, NC: Owen G. Dunn for the author]. (1946). First. First edition. Octavo. 148, (4)pp. Gilt-stamped blue cloth. Very good with spine lightly faded, label removed from rear pastedown, and owner bookplate. Biographical sketches of North Carolina historical figures in a variety of categories: education, politics, American Revolution, science, religion, industry, agriculture, etc. . ... more information

[Letchworth]: Privately Printed. 1914. First. First edition. Gray cloth gilt. Some rubbing to the spine, very good or better. Inscribed by L.A.H., we speculate this is a variation of Hodgkin that includes her maiden name. One of 150 copies, this copy is unnumbered. . ... more information

New York: The Viking Press. (1913). Reprint. Green cloth cover. Without dustwrapper as issued. Near fine with owner's name stamped on front fly. . ... more information

(Novato, California): Presidio. (1994). First. First edition. Small quarto. 203pp. Black and white illustrations. Fine in a near fine dustwrapper with some edge wear. Stories of the men and women who made aviation history. . ... more information

New York: Anson D.F. Randolph and Company. (1880). First. First edition. Pencil name of Dan Parrish (possibly the jazz musician who collaborated with Jean Cocteau), and another ink name, else about fine. Havergal was a creator of sacred music. . ... more information

Lorient (France: George H. McKee) Al. Cathrine. 1928. Octavo. 325pp. Wrappers bound in gilt stamped blue buckram. Text in French. Lacking the front wrapper, rear board mottled, usual browning to pages, else very good. Thesis submitted to the Faculty of Arts of the University of Grenoble for the doctorate by George H. McKee. . ... more information

Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. (1980). Reprint of the original 1961 edition. Octavo. 194pp. Ex-library stamp on front fly and copyright, else very good. . ... more information

Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. (1993). First. First edition. 170pp. Edited by Edward Peters. Near fine with very slight abrasions on the front board top edge. University of Pennsylvania Middle Ages Series. . ... more information

Philadelphia: Jacob Smedley. (1875). First. First Edition. 12mo. 297pgs. Contemporary owner name and date, else very good, with slight overall wear. Temperance references. . ... more information

(Shippensburg, Pennsylvania): White Mane Publishing Co.. (1988). Third printing. 306pp. Black-and-white photographic illustrations. Near fine with light soiling on top edge, in a very good dustwrapper with a few small edge tears. Introduction by Brian C. Pohanka. . ... more information

Boston: printed for the author by Thomas Todd, Beacon Press. (1898). First. First edition. Octavo. 62pp. Gray cloth with gilt title stamped on front board. Illustrated with black and white plates. Offsetting from binder's glue on endpapers, small dampstain on bottom page edges at the gutter, else very good. Campbell was Lieut-Col. of the 71st Regiment of Highlanders. . ... more information

(New York): Thames & Hudson. (1982). First. First American edition. Fine in price-clipped, near fine dustwrapper. . ... more information

London: Travelaid. (1985). First. First edition. 144pp. Black and white photo illustrations, maps, and line drawings. Very good with owner name and shallow water stain to top edge. The author is a member of the Egyptian Exploration Society. . ... more information

Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press. (1958). First. First edition. Quarto. Stiff card wrappers with applied paper label as issued. Slight bend on the first page, a very near fine. . ... more information

New York: Playbill. 2000. Playbill program. (March 2000). 58 pp. 22 cm. Fine in stapled wrappers, with a cast list laid in. Printed for the original run at the Theatre At Saint Peter's in New York. A York Theatre Company production. Winner of the Obie performance award (Eddie Korbich). . ... more information