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A CAPTIVE OF THE CAUCASUS.
Translated by Susan Brownsberger. New York:Farrar Straus Giroux. (1992). 323pp. Stated 1st edition. In very good, clean condition, save for a previous owners initials penned to the top right edge of the first free end-page. The dust jacket is lightly faded at spine but otherwise a very good, clean jacket. The lower edge points are gently bumped. A very good copy.
$15.00
A CATALOGUE OF ALL THE BOOKS PRINTED IN ENGLAND TO THE END OF MICHAELMAS TERM, 1672
TO THE END OF MICHAELMAS TERM, 1672. [Farnsborough, Hants:Gregg Press]. (1965) 32pp. *Reprint of London:1623 editon.
$16.50
A CAVALRYMAN'S STORY. Memoirs of a Twentieth-Century Army General.
316pp. With dust jacket. A fine copy.
$15.00
A CLOUD ON SAND.
324pp. With dust jacket. 1st. ed. of author's first book. An excellent copy. Accompanied with publisher's promotional postcard.
$15.00
A FAMILY APPROACH TO PROBLEM DRINKING. Edited by Carol Watts.
189pp. Wrps. 3rd. ed. A very good copy.
$5.00
A LONG PULL FROM STAVANGER. THE REMINISCENCES OF A NORWEGIAN IMMIGRANT.
Northfield, Minn.:1945. 263pp. S021.
$18.00
A MONOGRAPH OF THE PRIBYLOV GROUP OR, THE SEAL-ISLANDS OF ALASKA.
176pp. Illus. *Lacks front fly-leaf; rebound in black buckram, o/w quite satisfactory.
$90.00
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE USSR.
Trans. by George H. Hanna. Moscow:[1965]. 2 vols. S62.
$30.00
A STUDY OF MARIA EDGEWORTH. WITH NOTICES OF HER FATHER AND FRIENDS.
Boston: A. Williams and Company. 1882. 567pp. Illus. A very good copy. Gilt edge on top. Cover significantly rubbed and discolored. Small bookseller's sticker on first fep. Pages generally clean, with mild foxing at edges of plates. Otherwise, a nice, tight copy.
$15.00
A TOUR ON THE PRAIRIES.
Philadelphia:Carey, Lea, and Blanchard. 1835. 274pp. First American edition. Hardcover. Covers are worn at the edges and spine, with some soiling to the covers. Edge-points show some bumping. Internally clean and free of stray markings, save for a previous owner's bookplate on the inside front board. Pages are lightly foxed throughout with some age-toning.
$250.00
A TRIBUTE TO AUSTIN CLARKE ON HIS SEVENTIETH BIRTHDAY 9 MAY 1966.
. 26pp. Printed wrappers. One of 1000 copies. Tributes fom Thomas Kinsella, Hugh McDiarmand, Padriac Colum, Ted Hughes, Richard Weber and others. Wrapper shows wear at edges and folds. Internally a very good copy. LITERATURE; IRISH; AUSTIN CLARKE, TESTIMONIALS,
$40.00
A TRUE REPRESENTATION OF THE PLAN FORMED AT ALBANY IN 1754,...
FOR UNITING ALL THE BRITISH NORTHERN COLONIES, IN ORDER TO THEIR COMMON SAFETY AND DEFENCE. With intr. and notes by Sidney S. Rider. Providence: Sidney S. Rider. 1880. 65pp. Wrps. *Rhode Island Historical Tracts, #9. A very good copy. S022. AMERICANA; COLONIAL HISTORY; GREAT BRITAIN;
$30.00
A UNIVERSIDADE DE GUIMARAES NO SECULO XVI (1537-1550).
Prefacio ded Robert Ricard. Paris:Fundacao Calouste Gulbenkian. 1982. 252pp. Stiff wrps. *Fontes Documentais Portuguesas, Vol. XVI. Wrps soiled and bear some water stains,and evidence of silverfish damage. Interior clean and bright. Includes some illustrations of a Latin text at the end. Very good copy.
$15.00
A WESTERN PANORAMA, 1849-1875. THE TRAVELS, WRITINGS AND INFLUENCE OF J. ROSS BROWNE ON THE PACIFIC COAST, AND IN TEXAS, NEVADA, ARIZONA AND BAJA CALIFORNIA
Glendale, California: The Arthur H. Clarke Company. 1966. 328 pp. Hardcover. Wrapped in brown paper cover. Book shows only light shelf wear. Interior is clean and free of markings. Pages are lightly age-toned but otherwise in very good condition.
$22.50
AARON SISKIND photographer.
Edited with an intro. by Nathan Lyons. Essays by Henry Holmes Smith and Thomas B. Hess. Statement by Aaron Siskind. Rochester, N.Y.:George Eastman House. (1965). 74pp. including (44) photographs. Hardcover. Monograph prepared for extensive exhibition of Aaron Siskind's photographs at Eastman House in March, 1965. Binding shows light fading, internally an excellent copy. TS002.
$50.00