ISRAEL KEVAALLA 1948
by ANDERSSON, Hilda
Kuva ja Sana, 1950. ANDERSSON, Hilda. ISRAEL KEVAALLA 1948. Helsinki: Kuva ja Sana, [1950]. 8vo., brown imitation leather, stamped in gilt. First Edition. Very Good (some wear, ink name front endpaper). $85.00.
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POLLY THE PAGAN: THE LOST LOVE LETTERS
by ANDERSON, Isabel
The Page Company, 1922. ANDERSON, Isabel. POLLY THE PAGAN: HER LOST LOVE LETTERS. With A Foreword by Basil King. Boston: The Page Company, 1922. Small 8vo., decorative green cloth stamped in gilt, dark-green & silver. First Edition. Isabel Anderson [Isabel Weld Perkins] was a Boston heiress and, at one time, the wealtiest woman in the world. She traveled extensively and wrote a number of travel books. This title is her first venture into fiction. Signed inscription by Anderson on... Read More
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FATHER HOLLIS OF LONG SHOT, MINNESOTA
by ANDERSON, Lillian Kay
1951. ANDERSON, Lillian Kay. FATHER HOLLIS OF LONG SHOT, MINNESOTA. NY: Vantage Press, Inc. [1951]. 8vo., gray cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. A fictional account of a Catholic priest coming to a small parish in Minnesota. Lengthy signed presentation from Anderson on the front endpaper: "Burbank, Calif. Dec. 14th, '51. To My Much Esteemed Friend, Ida C. Hagman. [Anderson then writes out a 16-line poem by John Greenleaf Whittier], With all good wishes, Lillian Kay Anderson." Very Good... Read More
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PRESBYTERIANISM. ITS RELATION TO THE NEGRO
by ANDERSON, Matthew
Philadelphia: John McGill White, 1897. Rare First Edition. Anderson [1848-1928] was an important African-American minister and educator in Philadelphia. He was a birthright Presbyterian—the heir of five generations of Presbyterian forbears going back to colonial days. In "Presbyterianism–Its Relation to the Negro," Anderson presents two challenges to the Presbyterian Church over race that are still relevant now as they were then. The Anderson’s family home was a part of the famous Underground Railroad. Their house and farm, located about... Read More
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JOAN OF LORRAINE
by ANDERSON, MAXWELL
Anderson House, 1946. ANDERSON, Maxwell. JOAN OF LORRAINE. Washington: Anderson House, 1946. 8vo., cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Basis for the 1948 movie "Joan of Arc," starring Ingrid Bergman and Jose Ferrer. The movie won two Academy Awards: one for Best Photography and one for producer Walter Wagner, who won a special Academy Award for "adding to the moral stature" of the film industry by his production. The film also received five Academy Award nominations: Hugo Friedhofer for... Read More
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MARY OF SCOTLAND
by ANDERSON, MAXWELL
Doubleday, 1934. ANDERSON, Maxwell. MARY OF SCOTLAND. Garden City: Doubleday, Doran, 1934. 8vo., cloth in dust jacket. First Edition, later printing. Basis for the 1936 movie of the same name, directed by John Ford. The play, starring Helen Hayes, was an also-ran for the Pulitzer Prize in 1934, being outdone by "Men In White." Signed inscription by Helen Hayes ("Faithfully- over the years") on the copyright page and also signed again by Hayes and 20 other members of the... Read More
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HIGH TOR: A PLAY IN THREE ACTS
by ANDERSON, Maxwell
NY: Anderson House, 1937. First Edition, first printing. 8vo., blue cloth in dust jacket; 142 pages. Very Good (some natural discoloration covers; contents clean & tight); tiny tears d/j.
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KEY LARGO
by ANDERSON, MAXWELL
Anderson House, 1939. ANDERSON, Maxwell. KEY LARGO. Washington, D.C.: Anderson House, 1939. 8vo., cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Basis for the 1948 Academy Award winning movie of the same name, starring Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Lionel Barrymore, Edward G. Robinson and Claire Tevor. Trevor won the Academy Award. This first edition copy is signed on the Prologue page by the entire 24-member cast of the first performance on any stage, in the English Theatre, Indianapolis, Ind., on Monday,... Read More
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THROUGH THE SEVENTH GATE
by ANDERSON, Oma Carlyle
Parthenon, 1962. ANDERSON, Oma Carlyle. THROUGH THE SEVENTH GATE. Brooklyn, NY: Parthenon, [1962]. Sm. 8vo., cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed presentation from Anderson front endpaper. Very Good (light soiling edges); some staining d/j. $25.00.
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Signed Photograph
by ANDERSON, Poul
ANDERSON, Poul. Signed Photograph. A 3.5-inch by 5-inch black and white candid photograph of Anderson, signed in black ink- good contrast. $45.00.
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ART, POLITICS, AND WILL
by ANDERSON, Quentin
Basic Books, 1977. MARCUS, Steven. ANDERSON, Quentin. [With Stephen Donadio and Steven Marcus]. ART, POLITICS, AND WILL. NY: Basic Books, 1977. 8vo., cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed presentation by Anderson on the front endpaper: "The first of the four copies allowed me goes to Elsa and Jim, who after Diana and Lionel's [Trilling] son, knew and loved him best. With it my love and a hope that you find the volume passable. Quentin, July 12, 1977." Near... Read More
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I NEVER SANG FOR MY FATHER
by ANDERSON, Robert
Random House, 1968. ANDERSON, Robert. I NEVER SANG FOR MY FATHER. NY: Random House, [1968]. 8vo., cloth and boards in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed presentation from Anderson on the front endpaper: "Dear Mort- Thank you for investing in `Father' Best, Gil. -And thank you too- Robert Anderson." Near fine; minor wear & soil (few small tears) d/j. $650.00.
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TEA AND SYMAPATHY
by ANDERSON, Robert
NY: Random House, 1953. First Edition, first printing. Signed by Anderson on the front endpaper. A stage play in three acts, "Tea and Sympathy" premiered on Broadway at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre on September 30, 1953, in a production directed by Elia Kazan. The play starred Doborah Kerr, Leif Erickson and John Kerr. The successful play was adapted into a major film in 1956, starring Deborah Kerr and John Kerr, reprising their performances from the New York production. 8vo.,... Read More
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HARMON KILLEBREW BASEBALL'S SUPERSTAR
by ANDERSON, Wayne J.
Deseret Book Company, 1971. ANDERSON, Wayne J. HARMON KILLEBREW BASEBALL'S SUPERSTAR. Salt Lake City, Utah: Deseret Book Company, 1971. 8vo., pictorial cloth in dust jacket; 500 pages. First Edition. Signed presentation from Killebrew on the front endpaper: "To Edna- My Sincere Regards- Harmon Killebrew." Very Good (covers nice, some light browning to first few preliminary pages & minor browning corners of front & rear endpapers, else contents clean & tight); moderate edgewear with small nicks & tears (two creases... Read More
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TINY TUNES FOR TINY PEOPLE
by ANDREWS, Addison F. [With Albert Bigelow PAINE]
NY: Dodge Publishing Company, 1900. First Edition. With an absolutely delightful signed presentation from Andrews on the front endpaper: "Master Fletcher Reed Andrews ("Little Bite") presents his cordial compliments to Miss Ethelwyn Croll, and begs that she will accept this copy of "Tiny Tunes," a book written for him by his Papa, Addison Fletcher Andrews. Dansville, NY July 20/06." Andrews was a violinist, tenor, and critic for the New York Tribune. He 1878 graduated from Dartmouth College in 1878... Read More
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SERMONS ON THE INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL LESSONS 1893
by ANDREWS, E. Benjamin
E.A. Johnson & Company, 1892. ANDREWS, E. Benjamin; [Editor]. SERMONS ON THE INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL LESSONS FOR 1893. Gospel From Two Testaments. Providence, [RI]: E.A. Johnson & Company, 1892. Small 8vo., blue cloth with original paper title label on the spine; 448 pages. First Edition. The book is a series of lectures, edited by Andrews, who was President of Brown University. Signed inscription by Andrews and J.A. Leavitt on the front endpaper: "Compliments of E. Benj. Andrews and [also signed... Read More
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TUX 'N TAILS
by ANDRIEUX, Raymond
The Vanguard Press, 1945. WILLIAMS, GARTH. ANDRIEUX, Raymond. TUX 'N TAILS. Illustrated by Garth Williams. NY: The Vanguard Press, [1945]. 8vo., cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed presentation by Andrieux on front endpaper: "For Mr. Warren Lee Pierson, Collector of sky routes, this modest flight into the world of fancy. Sincerely, Raymond Andrieux. K.C. Mo 11-16-59." Very Good; little edgewear (spine suned & bit of soil) d/j. $75.00.
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THE WINGED MONKEYS OF OZ
by ANFUSO, Dennis
Interset Press, 1996. ANFUSO, Dennis. THE WINGED MONKEYS OF OZ. Wilton, New Hampshire: Interset Press, 1996. Small 4to., green boards, stamped in gilt, in dust jacket. First Edition, first printing. Signed by Anfuso on the half-title page. A continuation of the famous L. Frank Baum Oz series. Fine in d/j. $75.00.
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YALE LAW JOURNAL: DECEMBER, 1925
by ANGELL, Ernest
Yale Law Journal Co, 1925. ANGELL, Ernest. YALE LAW JOURNAL: VOLUME XXXV, NO. 2. DECEMBER, 1925. [New Haven, CT: Yale Law Journal Co., 1925]. Small 4to., printed wraps. Signed presentation by Angell on front cover: "To Judge [illegible name], with regards, Ernest Angell." The magazine contains Angell's article "Sovereign Immunity- The Modern Trend." Good (some wear & little staining to covers). $75.00.
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SEDUCING THE SENSES: SPA VISIONS OF A BON VIVANT
by ANGELONI, Umberto
Brioni Books, 2003. ANGELONI, Umberto. SEDUCING THE SENSES: SPA VISIONS OF A BON VIVANT. [NY: Brioni Books, 2003]. Oblong quarto, gray cloth in dust jacket. First Edition, first printing. Fine in d/j. $25.00.
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COME OVER AND STAY TILL DOMESDAY
by ANGELO, Valenti
The Golden Cross Press, 1937. ANGELO, Valenti. COME OVER AND STAY TILL DOMESDAY: FROM THE CLOISTER AND THE HEARTH. NY: The Golden Cross Press, 1937. Small 8vo., blue boards. Limited Edition of 100 Copies. Signed presentation by Valenti Angelo on the front endpaper: "For S.R. Askin with best wishes, Valenti Angelo." Near fine. $75.00.
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A BALLAD OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH
by ANGLE, Paul M.
Kingsport Press, 1954. ANGLE, Paul M. [With Earl Schenck Miers]. A BALLAD OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH. Kingsport, Tennessee: Kingsport Press, 1959. Small 4to, blue and gray cloth. Limited Edition of 1,250 copies. With a copy of the prospectus signed by publisher Andor Braun. Near Fine. $17.50.
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JOURNEY TO THE DAWN
by ANGOFF, Charles
Beechhurst, 1951. ANGOFF, Charles. JOURNEY TO THE DAWN. NY: Beechhurst, [1951]. 8vo., cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed presentation on front endpaper: "For Marjorie Soule - With best hopes and very warm wishes/ Charles Angoff/ UNH Writers' Conference, Durham, NH/ Aug. 25, 1955." Also inscribed by two other conference attendees on rear endpaper. $85.00.
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ADVENTURES AND MISFORTUNES OF A SAXON SCHOOLMASTER
by ANONYMOUS
P. O'Shea, 1863. ANONYMOUS. ADVENTURES AND MISFORTUNES OF A SAXON SCHOOLMASTER. NY: P. O'Shea, Publisher, [1863]. 16mo., embossed blue cloth; 79 pages. An early American edition of a humorous English tale. Very Good (little wear covers, gilt on spine bright). $75.00.
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THE GABERLUNZIE: A SCOTTISH COMEDY
by ANONYMOUS
William Elgin, 1839. ANONYMOUS. THE GABERLUNZIE: A SCOTTISH COMEDY IN THREE ACTS. Edinburgh: William Elgin, 1839. 8vo., paper wraps with paper title label on the front cover. Later Edition. Good (some general wear with tape reinforcement along spine area; contents pretty clean & tight). $25.00.
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