‎Women (the)‎

‎AMERICAN DRAMA: WOMEN. HELLMAN Lillian‎

‎THE LITTLE FOXES. Acting Edition.‎

‎HELLMAN Lillian. THE LITTLE FOXES. Acting Edition. Play in Three Acts. New York:: Dramatists Play Service Inc. 1942. First edition thus by this publisher; first acting edition presumed first issue in yellow wrappers printed in black with "Price 85 Cents" on front cover and with advertisement for 'The Laboratory Stage' on rear cover. . Spine is slightly tanned else a very good copy with the text fresh and clean. "File Copy" written in early pencil holograph on the front cover presumably in the hand of Barret H. Clark director of Dramatists Play Service; provenance: Library of Barret H. Clark. . NB: also seen in reddish-tan wrappers printed in red with "Price 75 Cents" on front cover and no printing on rear cover; first published in 1939 by Random House. Twelvemo yellow wrappers printed in black pp. 101 pages 1scene design ii2 pages of ads illustrated with frontispiece reproducing photograph of scene from the play and with 'scene design' following printed text. Dramatists Play Service Inc., unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 71316

‎AMERICAN DRAMA: WOMEN: WORLD WAR I. WENTWORTH Marion Craig‎

‎WAR BRIDES.‎

‎AMERICAN DRAMA: WOMEN: WORLD WAR I. WENTWORTH Marion Craig. WAR BRIDES. A Play in One Act. Illustrated with Photographs from the Play as Presented by Mme. Nazimova. New York:: The Century Co. 1915. First edition. . Owner's early ink name on front flyleaf; binding has light wear at tips of spine else a very good copy. . Twelvemo cloth spine printed paper-covered boards 71 pages illustrated reproducing black-and-white photographs of scenes from a production of the play. The Century Co., hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 19928

‎AMERICAN DRAMA: WOMEN: PLAYWRITING: 1937. MERSAND Joseph‎

‎WHEN LADIES WRITE PLAYS: An Evaluation of Their Contributions to the American Drama‎

‎AMERICAN DRAMA: WOMEN: PLAYWRITING: 1937. MERSAND Joseph. WHEN LADIES WRITE PLAYS: An Evaluation of Their Contributions to the American Drama By Joseph Mersand. New York:: Modern Woman Chapbooks 1937. First edition issued as Number Two in The Modern Woman Chapbooks. . Light tanning to spine and extremities of covers else a very good copy. . Inscribed and signed by Joseph Mersand to Samuel French editor Barrett Clark: "To Barrett H. Clark/ With the appreciation of the author Joseph Mersand" on the front flyleaf; nice association copy. Twelvemo green printed wrappers 25 pages stapled. Modern Woman Chapbooks, unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 71304

‎AMERICAN EDUCATION/ LITERACY: WOMEN: CALIFORNIA: 1915. WIGGIN Kate Douglas. HAIN Neleta‎

‎THE GIRL AND THE KINGDOM: Learning to Teach.‎

‎AMERICAN EDUCATION/ LITERACY: WOMEN: CALIFORNIA: 1915. WIGGIN Kate Douglas. THE GIRL AND THE KINGDOM: Learning to Teach. Written by Kate Douglas Wiggin. Presented to the Los Angeles City Teachers Club to Create an Educational Fund to Be Used in Part for the Literacy Campaign of the California Federation of Women's Clubs. Los Angeles California:: Los Angeles City Teachers Club 1915. First edition . Front cover has a small chip at tip of one corner else a near fine bright copy. . BAL 22674 text entirely by Kate Douglas Wiggin; published as a special issue of "THE BULLETIN" Supplement Vol. 5 No. 6 December 1915. 24mo brown decorated wrappers with Arts and Crafts design on front cover by Miss Neleta Hain 44 pages stapled illustrated with a frontispiece portrait of the author. [Los Angeles City Teachers Club], unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 71226

‎AMERICAN FOLK ART: WOMEN: NORTH CAROLINA. GOODRICH Frances Louisa. GOODRICH Chauncy W.. LAWRENCE Edith. PARKER Mrs. Gordon.‎

‎FRANCES LOUISA GOODRICH 1856-1944.‎

‎AMERICAN WOMEN: APPALACHIAN CRAFTS: NORTH CAROLINA. GOODRICH Frances Louisa. FRANCES LOUISA GOODRICH 1856-1944. North Carolina:: Privately Printed 1944. First edition. . A fine copy. . Octavo yellow printed wrappers 44 pages. Prints an introduction by Chauncy W. Goodrich an essay "Miss Goodrich and Women's Movements" by Mrs. Gordon Packer and tributes by Edith Lawrence F. F. Dodd et al. Privately Printed, unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 60029

‎AMERICAN FICTION: WOMEN: INDIANA: 1916. JOHNSTON Annie Fellows. JACKSON Ray N.‎

‎GEORGINA OF THE RAINBOWS. A Novel "for grown-ups and young folks alike".‎

‎AMERICAN FICTION: WOMEN: INDIANA: 1916. JOHNSTON Annie Fellows. GEORGINA OF THE RAINBOWS. A Novel "for grown-ups and young folks alike". By Annie Fellows Johnston. Illustrated by Ray N. Jackson. New York:: Britton Publishing Company 1916. First edition. . A near fine bright copy in good to very good pictorial dust jacket reproducing an attractive color portrait of "Georgina" on front panel. The dust jacket has a small chip at crown of spine and a large uneven chip along top edge of front panel resulting in loss of five inches by one inch including most of the first word 'Georgina' on upper front panel of jacket even browning on spine else jacket is complete quite fresh and bright. . Octavo blue cloth stamped in gilt 348 pages illustrated with a color frontispiece and three color plates by Ray N. Jackson. A Novel "for grown-ups and young folks alike" from the dust jacket set on Cape Cod in Provincetown Massachusetts. Britton Publishing Company, hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 78314

‎AMERICAN FICTION: WOMEN: VIETNAMESE AMERICAN FICTION. CAO Lan. ASIAN AMERICAN FICTION: VIETNAMESE AMERICAN FICTION: WOMEN‎

‎MONKEY BRIDGE‎

‎AMERICAN FICTION: WOMEN: VIETNAMESE-AMERICAN FICTION. CAO Lan. MONKEY BRIDGE A Novel. New York:: Viking 1997. First edition advance reading copy of the first edition of author's first book. . A fine copy; publisher's promotional sheet laid into the book. . Octavo glossy pictorial wrappers pp. xii 260. "A memoir of a Vietnamese refugee. The narrator Mai Nguyen was 13 when a helicopter lifted her from Saigon" from the publisher's synopsis. Viking, unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 76712

‎American Library Association Committee on the Status of Women in Libra;American Library Association Committee on the Status of W‎

‎On Account of Sex: An Annotated Bibliography on the Status of Women in Librarianship 1993-1997‎

‎Lanham Maryland U.S.A.: Scarecrow Pr 1999. Hardback in very good condition. Hardcover. Very Good. Lanham, Maryland, U.S.A.: Scarecrow Pr Hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 21906 ISBN : 0810837250 9780810837256

‎American lady Cairns Collection of American Women Writ Creator‎

‎The Ladies' Vase Or Polite Manual For Young Ladies: Original And Selected‎

‎Nabu Press 2011-08-17. Paperback. Good. Nabu Press paperback‎

Bookseller reference : SONG1175614416 ISBN : 1175614416 9781175614414

‎American Lady's Preceptor.‎

‎THE AMERICAN LADY'S PRECEPTOR: A Compilation Of Observations, Essays And Poetical Effusions. Eleventh Edition.‎

‎300 p. Age stain. Browned but not brittle. XLib withdrawn stamp from the Lebanon County Historical Society on front paste down. 12mo. 175 mm. Original leather binding, worn. Front board detached. Spine very worn with loss. Hardbound. Good. Title continues: "Designed To Direct The Female Mind In A Course Of Pleasing And Instructive Reading. Eleventh Edition, Compiled by the Editor of Tooke's Pantheon Revised." Very Scarce. Apparently not in S&S/AI. OCLC Records only 5 or 6 examples in U.S. libraries. AI BX 6‎

‎American Mizrachi Women W Orange Chapter‎

‎The Passover Feast II‎

‎Gross Brothers 1979. Hardcover. Good. Disclaimer:A copy that has been read but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. The spine may show signs of wear. Pages can include limited notes and highlighting and the copy can include previous owner inscriptions. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Gross Brothers hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : GB000E7RR4QI3N00

‎American Mizrachi Women W Orange Chapter‎

‎The Passover Feast II‎

‎Jan 01 1979. Hardcover. Very Good. book slip looks old book looks like new hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : AU-I1N4-FCRX

‎AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY: WOMEN. CUNNINGHAM Imogen‎

‎IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM.‎

‎AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY: WOMEN. CUNNINGHAM Imogen. IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM. Original photographs offered by the Imogen Cunningham Trust. Berkeley California:: The Imogen Cunningham Trust 1978. First edition exhibition catalogue. . A fine copy. . Quarto pictorial wrappers 15 pages illustrated reproducing black and white photographs by Imogen Cunningham stapled. (The Imogen Cunningham Trust), unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 52346

‎AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY: WOMEN. DATER Judy. CUNNINGHAM Imogen‎

‎IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM.‎

‎AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY: WOMEN. DATER Judy. IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM. A Portrait in association with The Imogen Cunningham Trust. Boston:: New York Graphic Society 1979. First edition. . Light foxing to top and fore-edge else a fine copy in fine dust jacket. . Quarto cloth pp. 126 containing photographs by Dater and interviews with friends of Cunningham 60 full-page photographs by Cunningham. New York Graphic Society, hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 2520

‎AMERICAN POETRY: WOMEN. DIGGES Deborah‎

‎LATE IN THE MILLENNIUM Poems.‎

‎DIGGES Deborah. LATE IN THE MILLENNIUM Poems. New York:: Alfred A. Knopf 1989. First edition clothbound issue advance review copy. . A fine copy in fine dust jacket. . Large octavo red cloth pp. xii 46 v. Alfred A. Knopf, hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 81720

‎AMERICAN POETRY: WOMEN. POMMY VEGA Janine. CAREY Martin‎

‎MORNING PASSAGE‎

‎AMERICAN POETRY: WOMEN. POMMY-VEGA Janine. MORNING PASSAGE Poems by Janine Pommy Vega. Cover Drawing by Martin Carey. New York:: A Telephone Book 1976. First edition limited to 724 copies . A fine copy. . total edition of 750 copies. Octavo pictorial wrappers 32 pages stapled. A Telephone Book, unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 67363

‎AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY: WOMEN. PRALL Virginia. WILLIAMS Helen E.. LONGFELLOW Henry Wadsworth. THOMPSON Sigrid Gustafson‎

‎PHOTO ERA: A DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN. Vol. XII No. 6. June 1904‎

‎AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY: WOMEN. PRALL Virginia. PHOTO ERA: A DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN. Vol. XII No. 6. June 1904 Periodical. The American Journal of Photography. Boston:: Photo Era Publishing Company 1904. First edition. . Few tiny closed tears to yapped edges else a near fine bright copy. . Quarto black printed wrappers with yapped edges 24 pages plus 28 pages of advertisements illustrated reproducing black and white photographs by Virginia Prall Helen E. Williams Jeanne E. Bennett Mary Carnell Garo et al. Special issue: "A Dream of Fair Women" including photographs of women by women photographs including Virginia Prall Helen E. Williams Jeanne E. Bennett et al. Also prints "June" a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow "A Dream of Fair Women" by Thomas Harrison Cummings editorials on "Women Photographers" and "Psychic Photographs" etc. Photo Era Publishing Company, unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 53443

‎AMERICAN POETRY: WOMEN: NORTH CAROLINA. WORTH Kathryn.‎

‎SIGN OF CAPRICORNUS Poems.‎

‎AMERICAN POETRY: WOMEN: NORTH CAROLINA. WORTH Kathryn. SIGN OF CAPRICORNUS Poems. New York:: Alfred A. Knopf 1937. First edition of author's first book. . A fine bright copy in near fine dust jacket; jacket is lightly tanned on spine else quite crisp and bright. . Octavo green cloth stamped in gold on spine pp. x 65 i. Alfred A. Knopf, hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 71677

‎AMERICAN POETRY: WOMEN: MINIATURE BOOK: MAINE: 1882. BROWN Mrs. Lupira. BROWN Lupira‎

‎THE BYRON FRESHET‎

‎AMERICAN POETRY: WOMEN: MINIATURE BOOK: MAINE: 1882. BROWN Mrs. Lupira. THE BYRON FRESHET A Poem by Mrs. Lupira Brown. Peru Maine:: Printed by Warren W. Walker 1882. First edition. . Both covers have early glue mend at inner margin bit of light wear to extremities of covers else a very good copy. . Miniature book; oblong 64mo measuring 2 3/4 by 2 1/4 inches purple printed self-wrappers 9 pages. Printed by Warren W. Walker, unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 60340

‎AMERICAN POETRY: WOMEN. URDANG Constance. HOWARD Richard‎

‎THE PICNIC IN THE CEMETERY‎

‎URDANG Constance. THE PICNIC IN THE CEMETERY Poems by Constance Urdang. With a note by Richard Howard. New York:: George Braziller 1975. First edition wrappered issue. . A fine copy. . Octavo glossy printed wrappers pp. xi 67; issued as a volume in The Braziller Series of Poetry. George Braziller, unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 72252

‎AMERICAN POETRY: WOMEN: VIETNAM. BARBER Melanie Gordon. DOOLEY Dr. Tom‎

‎THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY: Anatomy and Progress to The Memory of Doctor Thomas Anthony Dooley January 17 1927 - January 18 1961‎

‎AMERICAN POETRY: WOMEN: VIETNAM. BARBER Melanie Gordon. THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY: Anatomy and Progress to The Memory of Doctor Thomas Anthony Dooley January 17 1927 - January 18 1961 Poems by Melanie Gordon Barber. Taconic Connecticut:: Bardon Press 1964. First edition. . A fine copy. . Inscribed by Melanie Gordon Barber on the front flyleaf in year of publication: "for Ruth Stephen with love Melanie Barber December 1964. Octavo printed wrappers 16 pages stapled. Bardon Press, unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 36582

‎AMERICAN POETRY: TEMPERANCE: WOMEN: PHOTOGRAPHY: BROADSIDE: 1866. SMITH B. J.‎

‎THE YOUNG TEMPERANCE VOLUNTEER A Poem. The Young Are the Hope of the Country caption title.‎

‎AMERICAN POETRY: TEMPERANCE: WOMEN: PHOTOGRAPHY: BROADSIDE: 1866. SMITH B. J. THE YOUNG TEMPERANCE VOLUNTEER A Poem. The Young Are the Hope of the Country caption title. Published Anonymously/ possibly by B. J. Smith. Pennsylvania:: No Publisher 1880. First edition. . Prints a 48-line poem 'The Young Temperance Volunteer' text in two columns: "I'm going to enlist boys I'm going to enlist To fight the ugliest enemy That ever did exist 'Tis not misguided rebels Nor yet a foreign foe But traitors at the household hearth We'll smite with deadly blow. 'Tis wine and beer and cider And glittering champagne. 'Tis run and gin and brandy With all their hideous train; We'll fight until we conquer Enlisting for the war. And cry extermination! Henceforth and evermore." Beneath the poem is a printed pledge with blank line for pledger's signature and date '18.': "Asking the aid of my Heavenly Father I hereby pledge myself or agree to abstain from the use of all Intoxicating Liquors as a beverage from the use of Tobacco and from all profanity." Broadside has uneven browning and few small surface abrasions few spots of glue residue on unprinted verso else a very good copy. . Illustrated with an albumen print photograph reproducing a portrait of a young woman measuring 2 1/4 inches in diameter. Broadside; single sheet of cardstock measuring 9 by 7 inches printed on recto only; illustrated with cameo photograph as issued. [No Publisher], unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 65859

‎AMERICAN POETRY: WOMEN. DIGGES Deborah‎

‎VESPER SPARROWS Poems.‎

‎DIGGES Deborah. VESPER SPARROWS Poems. New York:: Atheneum 1986. First edition wrappered issue review copy; advance review copy of author's first book issued simultaneously in cloth and paper. . A near fine copy. . Large octavo glossy pictorial wrappers pp. x 51 ii. Atheneum, hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 81741

‎American Phrenological Journal.‎

‎THE AMERICAN PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL AND MISCELLANY.‎

‎pp. 392, 40. Numerous portrait engravings. 8vo. Original cloth binding. Small loss at top of spine. Text very damp stained and foxed. Early ownership of John B. Bachman. PHREN 1 **PRICE JUST REDUCED!‎

‎AMERICAN TRAVEL: WOMEN BOOKSELLER'S: OBSERVATIONS ON SLAVERY: 1853. MENDELL Sarah. HOSMER Charlotte. Misses Mendell and Hosmer‎

‎NOTES OF TRAVEL AND LIFE.‎

‎AMERICAN TRAVEL: WOMEN BOOKSELLER'S: OBSERVATIONS ON SLAVERY: 1853. MENDELL Sarah. NOTES OF TRAVEL AND LIFE. By Two Young Ladies- Misses Sarah Mendell and Charlotte Hosmer. New-York:: Published for the Authors 1854. First edition . Light bookplate residue on front pastedown. Cloth is quite spotted and discolored on front and rear covers along bottom edge from early dampstaining with moderate brown staining visible on fore-edge endpapers and lower half of most pages of text; just a good copy. . Sabin 47798; Howes. D-513; Afro-Americana 6632. Octavo brown cloth also seen in blue cloth spine stamped in gilt 288 pages. A travel narrative in the form of fifty-two letters by two women book "peddlers" telling of their travels through the Atlantic states and Canada in 1853. They funded their expedition working as subscription booksellers which was a standard bookselling method of the time and their letters include first hand accounts of their experiences in New York parts of Canada Massachusetts New Jersey Virginia and North Carolina including their views on slavery and the rights of women. In their preface they state-- "What! we book pedlerssic write a book Who ever heard the like! We writers Ah! we fear our friends in their fondness are too hopeful when they urge us to publish a book. Reasons Reasons do you ask why we have written a book For one: as pioneers in a new sphere of labor for our sex we would make known to them our success and open to them a new avenue to Industry. we present a series of pictures from the great and of-never-failing-interest Book of Life. And third- and are not three reasons enough for women at least who are not supposed to have any reasons we would replenish our purse and turn our labor and thought into profit.". Published for the Authors, hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 67456