Titles starting with D from Gallagher Books, ABAA, ILAB

New York:: Harry Abrams,, ca. 1968.. First Edition. Hardcover. Hardback, square quarto (about 12 inches tall) in grayish silk cloth decorated in white. 525 pages including 851 illustrations including 60 tipped-in color plates. A massive study of the movement characterized by the work of Dali, Magritte, Ernst and others with first rate color plates. Barely a hint of extremity wear to the book, but there is a remainder mark on bottom edge. The jacket is likewise bright and crisp with very light extremit... more information

Chicago:: M.A. Donohue,, 1914.. Reprint. Hardcover. Hardback 12mo. Brown cloth with color illustrated paper pastedown on cover. Clean, bright, unworn copy, but a crease to the title page. Dustjacket with fading, soiling, edgewear, all of which are light. Minor edge tears adjacent to spine tops, and a closed two inch tear on back panel adjacent to spine bottom. The tenth book in the author's 'Daddy Series' with 12 such titles on jacket. ... more information

Chicago:: M.A. Donohue,, 1914.. Reprint. Hardcover. Hardback 12mo. Brown cloth with color illustrated paper pastedown on cover. Clean copy inside, but some minor spotting to upper corner of pastedown. Dust jacket with extremity wear, moderate staining and a jagged triangular tear to upper left corner of the front panel, and little splash to the bottom right .. The seventh book in the author's 'Daddy Series' with 10 such titles on jacket. ... more information

Boston:: W. A. Wilde,, 1906.. First Edition. Hardback octavo. Ribbed brown cloth decorated in black, white and red. 312 pages plus 6 pages of ads. Illustrated by 5 drawings on coated paper. A juvenile adventure concerning sheep ranching in Colorado. Uncommon. Previous owner name on front endpaper with 1906 date. Endpapers very lightly toned. Binding sound and text clean. The covers are lightly worn at edges and extremities; light scratch to the front cover. ... more information

New York:: Simon & Schuster,, 1954.. First edition. Hardcover. Hardback, square 12 mo in illustrated paper covered boards. 126 pages illustrated by black and white photographs by Halsman of, well, Dali's mustache. A delightful collaboration. Considering the mediocre production values of the book, a nice copy with modest edge and extremity wear and some minor surface rubbing with very slight loss of surface color at upper right and the lower edge of the front cover. ... more information

Loveland CO / Santa Fe:: Actian Publishing / Fenn Galleries,, 1990.. First Edition. Hardcover. Quarto in olive cloth. SIGNED BY THE ARTIST IN GOLD INK ON THE FRONT ENDPAPER DATED 1990. 104 pages with plates showing the artists work, some in color. Particularly known for monumental work depicting western animals, but also African wildlife. Clean, bright, sound, unworn. ... more information

[Prague]:: Prostor,, 1998.. First Edition. Hardcover. Hardback quarto, about 11 inches tall, in gray paper covered boards. 98 black and white photographs, images about 5 x 7.5 inches. SIGNED BY THE PHOTOGRAPHER ON THE HALF TITLE with a short personal inscription dated "12-8-98". Photo captions and introduction in four languages: Czech, German, French and English. An interesting collection of photographs illustrating the final days of communist eastern Europe. Very good production values . ... more information

London:: Abelard,, 1976.. First Edition, First printing. Hardcover. Squarish hardback octavo in burgundy cloth stamped in silver on spine. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, with a short personalized inscription dated 1977. 81 pages illustrated by several very nice modern drawings by Charles Keeping. A series of five short very British folktales. A clean, bright, unworn copy marred only by a minor corner bump. The jacket is bright, clean and complete, but with a tiny shallow tear at top back panel, and a publisher... more information

Garden City:: Doubleday,, 1972.. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo, about 8.5 inches tall, in sage green cloth stamped in red / brown. 192 pages. The hero must transport prisoners to Fort Sill without help against bounty hunters and Indians. The author was the winner of two Golden Spur Awards. First editions of "Double D" westerns were generally distributed to libraries, but this copy wasn't. This is a sound, unworn, unmarked copy with mild even toning to the text. The jacket complete, c... more information

Garden City NY:: Doubleday Page,, 1912.. First Edition. Hardcover. Hardback. Octavo, Bluish green cloth with titles in white and cover pastedown. Clean bright copy with front hinge very slightly shaken, minor stain on rear cover. Author's first book. ... more information

Sauk City WI:: Arkham House,, 1947.. First edition. Hardcover. Hardback, small octavo. Black cloth with gilt stamped spine title. The author's first book, and a very nice copy. Covers with light extremity wear and a very light bump to upper front cover. Barely noticeable strip of toning from glue on the front pastedown. A neat owner note on verso of free endpaper concerning receipt of the book from his parents. Otherwise a clean, bright, soundly bound copy. The dustjacket has very minimal loss o... more information

New York:: Walker Publishing,, 1983.. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo, about 8.5 inches (22.5 cm) tall, in black paper covered boards. 200 pages. The second Gideon Oliver mystery involving bones found in the rain forest of Washington's Olympic Peninsula. A clean, crisp and soundly bound copy with modest toning of the text. The jacket has very light wear at the extremities, very light rubbing, a crease to the rear pastedown (binding flaw), but no chips or tears. ... more information

New York:: Putnam ,, March 5, 1996.. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo, 381 pages; SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Clean, bright and sound; a crisp unworn dustjacket. ... more information

West Kingston RI; Hampton Falls NH:: Donald M. Grant,, 1982, 1987, 1991.. First Editions. Hardcover. Three volumes, octavos, about 9.5 inches tall, in brown, black and red cloth respectively. 223 [224], 399 and 512 pages. Each book imaginatively illustrated in color. The first three books in the Dark Tower series. All 3 are clean, bright and sound inside. Covers of volume I is modestly edgeworn, tips barely worn through, spine ends faded. The other two have just light extremity wear. The jackets are a... more information

Hampton Falls NH:: Donald M. Grant,, 1997.. First Edition. Hardcover. LIMITED EDITION, ONE OF 3500, SIGNED BY THE ILLUSTRATOR. Octavo in gilt stamped black cloth. 736 pages. Illustrated by 12 color plates and color pictorial endpapers. Note that this limited edition has more pages and a different dustjacket than the trade edition. The fifth book in the Dark Tower series. The book is clean, bright and sound inside; covers are unworn. The jacket is complete and unworn and untorn. However, both the book a... more information

Hampton Falls NH:: Donald M. Grant,, 2004.. First Edition. Hardcover. LIMITED EDITION, #1366 of 1400, SIGNED BY STEPHEN KING AND BY THE ILLUSTRATOR. Octavo in gilt stamped bright white cloth with a black design on front. 736 pages. Illustrated by 10 color plates and pictorial endpapers.The sixth book in the Dark Tower series. The book is clean, bright and sound inside; covers are unworn. The jacket is complete and unworn and untorn. The gray cloth slipcase shows minimal extremity wear and a scratch ... more information

New York:: Marvel,, 2007.. First Edition thus. Hardcover. Quarto, about 10.5 inches tall, in burgundy faux leather stamped in gilt. Unpaginated, but probably 150 pages or so. A full color graphic novel, beautifully produced, one of the more impressive spin-offs from King's seven volume opus. Originally published in a series of 7 comics. Artwork by Jae Lee and Richard Isanove. A pristine copy with no wear or damage to either the book or jacket. ... more information

West Kingston RI:: Donald M. Grant,, 1982.. First Edition, First printing. Hardcover. Octavo, about 9.5 inches tall, in brown cloth. 223 [224] pages. Illustrated double title page and 5 color illustrations, one of which is double page, and color illustrated endpapers. A wonderful copy of the first book in the Dark Tower series. Barely a hint of extremity wear to the book, but clean, bright and sound inside. The jacket is complete, no chips but a quarter inch tear at the head of the spine, very mild extr... more information

New York:: Crown,, 1995.. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo, 295 pages. An Inspector Morse novel. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Clean, bright and sound; a crisp unworn dustjacket. ... more information

Stillwater OK:: New Forums Press, Inc.,, 1984.. 1st edition. Hardcover. Hardback. Quarto Gilt decorated light blue cloth. Clean and bright inside and out with just a touch of extremity wear. A history of the organization's state chapters. Promotional brochure laid in. ... more information