Titles starting with N from Lorne Bair Rare Books

Cambridge, MA: Zoland Books, 1999. First edition.. Octavo. Black cloth boards, 372pp. Near fine in near fine dustjacket with minimal dusting to page edges. ... more information

Newton Abbot: David & Charles, 1970. First Edition.. Brown cloth (hardcover); 336pp; bibliog. Clean and unmarked, close to fine, in a mildly faded and priceclipped dustjacket. ... more information

Washington DC: Public Affairs Institute, (1956). First edition.. Octavo. Staple-bound pamphlet; card wrappers; 27pp. Mild toning to wrappers, else Near Fine. Critical of Nasser and the dam project. ... more information

Chicago: Northwestern University Press, 1936. First edition.. Octavo. Black cloth (Hardcover); 256pp. Clean and unmarked; VG or better in mildly rubbed dustjacket. ... more information

Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1978. First Edition.. Octavo. Gray cloth (hardcover); 437pp. Clean, tight unmarked copy, about Fine. ... more information

Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1996. First Edition.. Maroon cloth (hardcover); dustjacket; 305pp; illus; bibliog. Fine copy in fine dustjacket. ... more information

London: William Mackenzie. N.d. (ca 1900). Sturdily bound in later red cloth; gilt spine titles; 408pp; index; 33 full-page plates. A clean, tight copy. ... more information

Philadelphia: Harry Coleman, 1890. First Edition.. Original gilt-decorated cloth boards; 284pp; musical examples. Board corners rubbed; brief wear to spine ends; spot of discoloration to spine. Still a tight, attractive and but lightly worn example. Quarto. ... more information

Winnipeg, Man: Ukrainian Canadian Committee, [1946]. First Edition.. Octavo. Tan wrappers; 12 pp. Light sun spotting; private embossed ownership stamp of George Olmstead to front wrapper; else clean, textually unmarked copy in very good or better condition.An anti-communist address delivered at Mass Meeting in Massey Hall, Toronto on March 31, 1946 Accuses the U.S.S.R. of dissemenating false propaganda. Kirkconnell was a canadian scholar, skilled translated of verse and former president of Acadia... more information

Phoenix: Phoenix Indian School, 1905. Staple-bound, illustrated wrappers, ca 10" x 7"; pp. 159-170. Mild external wear; Very Good. Weekly publication printed by pupils at the Phoenix Indian School. This issue includes a report by Thomas J. Jones on the Tuskegee Negro Conference (reprinted from the Southern Workman); also articles on "Teaching Indian Pupils to Speak English," notes on upcoming Commencement exercises and on events at other Indian schools and Missions in the Sout... more information

New York: Columbia University Press, 1941. First edition.. Octavo. Cloth boards (hardcover); 445p. Bit of spotting and soil to boards, else fine, without jacket. ... more information

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1926. First American edition.. Octavo. Cloth boards; 280p. Cloth unevenly faded, lightly soiled; internally clean and unmarked. A solid reading copy, lacking jacket. ... more information

Chicago: John H. Johnson, 1971. Single issue of this monthly magazine. Small octavo (20cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 98pp. Mild wear; publisher's mailing label; Very Good. 3-pp article by Joans describing his residency on the African continent and urging African-American activists to visit their ancestral homeland if possible. Other contributors to this issue include Harold Cruse, Olubandele Dada, Robert Chrisman, J.A. Ramsaran. Also a selection of 'Poetry from the Caribbean... more information

Cambridge: M.I.T. Press, 1974. First Edition.. Green cloth (hardcover); dustjacket; xxiii+498pp; text figs; bibliog. Clean, tight, unmarked copy, Near Fine, in lightly rubbed jacket. Very nice copy. ... more information

New York: Humanities Press, 1968. Second Printing.. Red cloth (hardcover); 455pp. Clean, unmarked copy in bright dustjacket with brief scotch tape remnants to panel and flap edges. ... more information

Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1981. First Edition.. Blue cloth (hardcover); 202pp. Fine in dustjacket. Collected essays by D.H. Wilkinson, R.E. Peierls, C.H. Llewellyn Smith, D.H. Perkins, A. Salam, J. Ellis, J.B. Adams, M. Gell-Mann. ... more information

Kokomo, IN: L.L. Bair, ca. 1920. 12mo (16cm). Printed wrappers; 19pp. Faint pencil markings to covers; light wear; Very Good. Bair, a naturopath, advocates a regime of healthy diet, vertebral alignment, and frequent colonic cleansing, accompanied by regular doses of his "Naturolin" syrup, a recipe for which is included at end of text. ... more information

Cambridge: By the Author, 1943. First Edition.. 16mo. Self-wraps; ca 32pp. One in a series of "letter-booklets" published for Naval recruits during the Second World War, consisting of a self-mailing illustrated pamphlet with room for letter writing. Used, with handwritten address on cover and a brief note from "Lamar" to "Betty" inside. Lamar states that he is present in a few of the photos, though he doesn't "think you can pick me out." Very Good or better, with... more information

Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1916. Original Wraps. First Edition. Pamphlet. Original printed self-wraps (softcover, as issued); 32pp. Pages moderately tanned, with mild chipping at extremities; text clean and unmarked, binding tight; about Very Good. One of the most ardent opponents of America's entry into the First World War, Tavenner gained wide notice through this speech and another, delivered earlier in the same year, titled "The World Wide War Trust." Henry Ford ... more information

New York: New Century Publishing, 1950. First Edition.. 12mo. Staple-bound pamphlet; pictorial wrappers; 31pp. Mild edgewear; text sl. tanned; VG. SEIDMAN M286. The author asserts "...that the U.S. is laying the groundwork for another war by its policy of coddling the Nazis, allowing them to regain power under the pretense of building a bulwark against communism.". ... more information