‎Collectibles‎

‎Elledge Scott‎

‎E.B. White: A Biography‎

‎New York New York: Norton 1984. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Copyright date is 1984 1st edition 1st printing. dark bluecloth over boards with gold lettering on the spine book has no bent pages one small tear on the bottom right corner of the fly leaf and previous owners name on the upper right corner of the fly leaf. D/j has no bent flaps a very small tears on the fore edge book has a small crease on the lower left front along the groove. Book is not price clipped minor shelf wear to the edges and to the head and toe of the spine. A very clean bight text binding is tigh and straight a solid book. Size: 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall Norton hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 000937 ISBN : 0393017710 9780393017717

‎Ellekilde Auktionhus‎

‎International Kunstauktion No 60‎

‎Ellekilde Auktionhus 2001-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good/No jacket. 458 lots. Illustrated in colour throughout. Kobenhavn auction catalogue. Robust recyclable packaging. 1st class post to the UK Airmail worldwide Ellekilde Auktionhus hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 088689

‎ELLEN BARNETT‎

‎1922 - 1930 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DIARY DETAILING THIS WACO TEXAS THIS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT'S LOVE OF FOOTBALL AND HER INITIAL FASCINATION FOR THE KU KLUX KLAN‎

‎WACO TEXAS TX. Good. 1922. On offer is a super piece of early 20th century Texas Americana being a 1920s handwritten diary of a high school girl from Waco Texas. Ellen Barnett within the 86 pages of handwriting provides an amazing account of what life was like during the 1920's while living and attending high school in Waco. Of particular interest to Texas collectors and historians in this panorama of 1922 through 1930 will be the detailed entries on two important facets of Texas life at the time: football and the Ku Klux Klan. Although she does not write daily entries she writes quite a lot and she has a tremendous personality in many ways and the fact that her high school football team ends up making history as state champions in 1922 is a great thread throughout this journal. Her team the "old" Waco High Tigers were known for their famous coach Paul Tyson began his career in Waco in 1913. He was one of the best known and one of the most successful high school coaches in America. His teams at Waco played in seven state championship games including six consecutive 1922-27. Waco was state champions in 1922 1925 1926 and 1927 and runner up 1923 1924 and 1939. In 1927 Waco had one of the most dominant seasons in Texas high school football history. Ellen is very passionate about the football team and the games they play. She writes with great detail about many of the games has several pieces of ephemera inside representing her team and gets fired up on numerous occasions concerning specific games; almost to the point of tears. Ellen also tells of the Cotton Palace one of the most popular fairs in the South. June 3rd 1923 Ellen details the KKK parade through town and the description is riveting. Research informs us that in 1923 more then 2000 Klansmen paraded through the city and the organization boycotted businesses of people unsympathetic with its agenda. Many of the Waco's business and political leaders and Ellen seemed to implicitly support the Klan during this period and one member claimed that the Klan "controlled every office in the city of Waco" during the 1920's. Here are some snippets: 1922 "October 12th Last night or rather this morning at 5 a.m. the "hull" neighborhood with the exception of Mrs. Ivey and us were awakened by Mrs. Gentry's unearthly screams. "Help Help Come quick! Mr. Crow!!" Then she jumped in the car and went off. Everyone in our vicinity has been trying to find out what it was about. Mrs. Chapoton said that Mrs. Gentry went out to her car to go down and meet Mr. Gentry and there was a man sitting or rather sleeping in it. Then was when she screamed bloody murder. People a block off heard her. The man was a man who had been going to see her sister and he finally quieted her up no creo" "October 14th I didn't do much of anything today or rather this morning. But this afternoon mother and I went to town. I never saw so many old men loafing in front of Goldstein's��." "October 21st I wrote to Cardelia this morning and told her everything that popped into my head. I have to go to the post office this afternoon. Isn't it awful The Cotton Palace opens today with a parade at 10:30 a.m. and one at 7:00 p.m. It's the one I want to see. Governor Neff is to head the parade and 1500 Baylor students are to follow giving college yells and songs. I have no desire to go to the Cotton Palace except the night of the Queen's Ball and oh I want so much so much to see that for it must be beautiful and I know the one last year was for I saw that." "October 26th and 27th We are going to cook at the Cotton Palace tomorrow. "Aint we got fun"��We served donuts and love knots they were lovely��When we finished cooking we went to see the Art exhibit and all exhibits in the main building. Dennis had the best looking bed room suite out there I ever laid my eyes on it was perfectly beautiful. Then we went to the automobile exhibit and---oh to be rich! There were some of the best looking cars out there; Hudson's Cadillac's Packard's Nashe's and every other kind of 1923 models. Then in this building there were four real Hawaiians who played on guitar��Then we went down on the "War Path". They had a lot of stuff down there and Garrett wanted me to go in "Home Brew" It's a thing where you go in a room and they turn it around and you get sick so I didn't go. Some more side shows were "Coney Island" a place where you saw glass blowers and men eat fire "Noah's Ark" "Feeding the Chickens" "The Country Store" "The Old Mill" "The Wall of Death". Then there were fortune tellers galore and then they had Ferris wheels merry go rounds the whip and everything else imaginable��" "October 31st Halloween! And of all the pranks played they were played. The "merrymakers" stole cars held up street cars let the air out of automobile tires stole flowers broke windows broke the speed limit by going down Austin Ave real fast with several tubes tied on behind creating quite a noise. They also pulled the trolley's off the street cars. This lasted until about 12 p.m." "November 23rd WACO HI HAS NOT BEEN BEATEN YET!!!!! They have not been beaten in a game however they have been scored on. It made me so angry----when we got scored on. We just barely beat Milford 12 to 7. Isn't it awful We play Palestine at Corsicana tomorrow. I hope hope hope we win. But I'm sure we will�." "December 9th Waco won the game! And I'm so happy happy happy. 30 to 0. Yesterday a bunch of us were going out to the Cotton Palace to see the game. School closed at 1 p.m. so we started and had walked about 5 blocks when imagine Barry picked us up and took us on out there. The bleachers and the grand stand were pushed in a little while. Then an areoplane from Temple flew over and dropped a big roll of canvas. On it was this a message to the wild cats "Fight em Wildcats." Two Temple boys carried it all over the field and let everyone see it. Then the game started both sides fought hard when suddenly Boody Johnston made a touch down. The 12000 fans simply went wild! Oh how the Tigers did fight!! The Wildcats fought just as hard but the Tigers fought them. Then they brought the most wonderful thing I ever hope to see!! It was some flowers in the shape of a football��" 1923 "January 3rd I never did write about that wonderful K.K.K. parade I saw the other night. There was the awfulest jam downtown on Austin Street. About 50000 I think. There was supposed to be 10000 Klansmen take part in the parade but something happened to the train that was to bring them here so only 2500 took part. There were no locals in the parade. Then it took them 28 minutes to pass. They were in full regalia and masked. I'm for the Klu Klux!!!! I am. They are strong too. They looked wonderful on horseback with the great beautiful fiery cross leading them. Then in the parade they had the original 1866 in cars. They had grey hair and grey beards and it gave me such a thrill to think that maybe one of these had helped save our forefathers after that awful civil war. Everyone cheered them. They deserved to be cheered." Right after this passage on a different date and in pencil she writes: "I'm not for em now though. April 20th 1924." On a trip to San Antonio in August of 1923. She writes about supper at a place called the "Original" talks about San Pedro Park Brekenridge and the Japanese Gardens White Horse Tavern Empire Theatre and more. 1924 "November 22nd Well Waco High has played and won many games since I've written in here. The next game we played was with Corsicana with Corsicana. I did not get to go but we won 43 to 0. I was delighted of course. Then we played Waxahachie here on the Cotton Palace gridiron. I heard the game at Mr. McCurdy's over the radio. Waxahachie scored first and naturally I nearly went wild. But when Waco did start scoring OH Boy! The final score was 24 to 7. Waco was tickled pea green and purple. Right after the game we decided to have a parade. So we got in a long line and started from the Cotton Palace gates and walked and ran running most of the way right up Clay Avenue. Everyone screaming at the top of their voices. We held up automobiles and street cars. We ran right through the signals on 8th street and on down Austin with everyone grinning at us��" Then she describes a trip to Dallas and goes to The Majestic Highland Park Fair Park Grounds Scenic Railway called "The Lightening" the Jefferson Hotel and their $50000 fountain and the Grand Parade. These type of entries from her high school years stop on December 7th 1926. She then starts writing again on August 5th 1929 telling of her trip to Corpus Christi and San Antonio which is 4 pages long. After that is another trip on June 24th 1930 to Arkansas and Reservation Mt. and the Belvedere Nightclub. That trip consists of 3 � pages. Because Ellen writes in a large ledger that measures about 8" x 12.5" you get a lot of writing per page. As with all diaries lots of names are mentioned. In Ellen's she talks about; Leslie Davis Ernest Waldorf her teachers Waller Christian and Payne. Also Joe McClain Garnett Dodson Dell Scott Moorman Elizabeth Comley Boody Johnson Miss Leslie George Fall Wier Washam Charlie Taylor Tyson Burl Hotman Armstrong Claude Meadows and more. One of the pieces of ephemera is a city brochure from 1925. It has several business' represented inside such as; Morrison's Famous Soda Fountain Stratton-Stricker Furniture Elite Caf� hardin Kelly Drug Co. The Thompson Studio Purity Ice Cream Co. Hippodrome Theatre Stringfellow's Barber Shop Cayle Printing Co. Ed Bauerle Jewelry and a few more. The cover of the ledger is in poor condition but otherwise G.; Manuscript; 4to - over 9�" - 12" tall; DEPRESSION ERA RACE RELATIONS SEGREGATION PREJUDICE WOMEN'S STUDIES EMANCIPATION SOUTHERN LYNCHINGS AFRICAN AMERICANA NEO NAZI WHITE SUPREMACISTS TEXAS WACO KLANSMAN KKK KU KLUX KLAN FOOTBALL HIGH SCHOOL HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH DIARY JOURNAL LOG KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS DIARIES JOURNALS LOGS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ANTIQUIT� CONTRAT V�LIN MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT . unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 0001037

‎Ellen Glasgow‎

‎The Romance of the Plain Man‎

‎New York: Doubleday Page and Company 1910. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. signed by the Author. Copyright date 1910 first edition first printing. Presentation Copy Signed by the Author. Red cloth over boards with gold lettering and design on the front and on the spine. No tears bent pages nor any writing. Shelf wear to the edges and to the head and toe of the spine are moderate with light fading to the spine. Light tent to the top page edges. Light soiling to the inside covers front and back. No Dust Jacket. Clear plastic protective cover. The text remains bright and clean binding is secure a solid collectible signed book. Size: 7�" - 9�" Tall Doubleday, Page and Company hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 0004068

‎Ellen M. Handy‎

‎1893 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DIARY OF MRS. ELLEN H. HANDY Wife of Ship Captain Charles Handy of Boston Area Massachusetts‎

‎Boston Massachusetts MA. Good. 1892. Cloth. This is the hand-written diary of Ellen M. Handy wife of Captain Charles Handy from somewhere near Boston Massachusetts. The diary which measures 3 1/4" by 6" is written in an 1892 book with some of the dates changed to 1893. There are entries for every day most averaging a few sentences but some are merely a brief mention of the weather. She writes about her three or four children one appears to be married one in college one still in school and about her husband's ship refers to it as "the vessel" his cargoes and various trips. Some of the town names mentioned are Boston Bridgewater New Bedford Mattapoisett Providence Newport Wareham Fall River Middleboro Cataumet Fort Phoenix Stonington Red Hook Palmers Island and Marion. Many people's names are mentioned some by first or last name only. Some are: Mrs. Hadley Mrs. Willis Ed Luce Linus Rider Alfred Parker Charles Hammond Gertrude Blankenship Edith Thomas Fred Vose Mary Weeks Rufus Brett. The diarist writes of daily activities visits made and received entertainments some birthdays her husband turns 61 births deaths. Some of the entries mention going "May flowering" loading box boards for New York went to hear Phillips Brooks speak frost in June a lawn party saw a wrecked vessel got a watermelon went "graping" put up huckleberries took Mr. Weeks to the Insane Asylum got mantels for the new house. Her spelling and grammar are very good and the writing is easy to read. A fascinating look at the life of a ship captain's wife from the 1890's. ; Manuscript; 48mo - over 3" - 4" tall; Women's Studies Gender Studies Naval Navy Maritime HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH DIARY JOURNAL LOG KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS DIARIES JOURNALS LOGS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY AMERICANA ANTIQUIT� CONTRAT V�LIN MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT . hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 000405

‎ELLEN WILSON‎

‎ARCHIVE: 1928 1935 1940 & 1941 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DIARIES OF ELLEN WILSON WITH EXTENSIVE MENTION OF THE LINDBERGH TRIAL OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES AMELIA EARHART AND "NASTY DETENTION CAMPS" OF THE NAZIS‎

‎Near Rochester New York. Good. 1928. Devotees of the art of the diarist will find nirvana with Ellen Wilson. Each of the four diaries in this archive was received as a gift from intimate and far-flung family so-well known is Ellen's passion for writing in her diary. It is her sister best friend and confessor and recorder of all events important to Ellen's world - local and international. She is a huge fan of Charles Lindbergh and some months it seems that his travels exploits and tragedies are foremost in Ellen's daily entries. At one point she exclaims she had never been interested in South or Central America until she began following Lindbergh's Central American tour. Distances feats and accomplishments are all annotated. Here's a wonderful quote from Ellen which I think sums it all up: New Year Day 1940: after a long write up of the day's events ".then I had a short rest then did my first writing in this my new 1940 diary. I keep a diary because I like to do it. I live a very quiet uneventful life and I can record these things each day to my confidante the diary." Truly remarkable coming from a woman who is mother grandmother and great-grandmother wife to a police or fireman reference of a station house involved with family and community that writes page after page of comings and goings and doings. For example here are just a few lines of the 1935 and she mentions the trial throughout the diary; "The trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann swings into action today Jan.3rd. Lindbergh's testimony will be one of the highlights of the trial." She speaks of the evidence they find against Hauptmann. On March 1st-" the 3rd anniversary of the fatal night on the Lindbergh Baby - Hauptmann is in NJ death house convicted as the sole perpetrator of the kidnap/killings as they found $15000 on Hauptman premises of the $50000 ransom". On Feb.12 Ellen Wilson Birthday "another milestone is passed and I will go on not knowing what awaits me". She and Agnes went to the movies to see Katherine Hepburn in "The Little Ministers." Agnes and her talk about the "going away of her son Harry and it left me feeling so lonely & just revived hurt & loss of my boy all over again." There is also mention of Oliver Wendall Holmes 93 yrs old jurist "gravely ill with bronchial pneumonia. Many went to pay their respect to one of the nations best-loved man." Speaks about Amelia Earhart; "1st flyer to cover 2100 miles to NY without stopping". Ellen is following the War in Europe noting number of Nazi planes downed versus British. She is keenly aware that the War is a danger to civilization and makes many anti-German notes and prays for the prisoners in "their nasty detention camps." She also puts newspaper clippings stamps pictures within the text or on the address pages. She has family named Wilson in Kansas as evidenced by the gift inscription on the 1928 diary. There are some water stains some splits to the cover/spine edge and a mouse has nibbled at the top edge front cover of 1928 but otherwise in very good shape. Super piece of Americana.; Manuscript; 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall; Depression Depression Era Post Suffrage Women's Studies Hand Written Personal Memoir New York Kansas Genealogy Handwritten hand written autograph autographs signed letters document documents manuscript manuscripts writers writer author holograph personal Americanaantiquit� contrat v�lin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antig�edad hecho vitela documento manuscrito Papel LINDBERGH TRIAL HAUPTMANN . unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 000012b

‎ELLERBE Francis R. "Governor" 1895 1988‎

‎Signature and Inscription‎

‎This third baseman debuted with the Washington Senators in 1919 playing also for the St. Louis Browns and Cleveland Indians before retiring in 1924. Large handsome "F.R. Ellerbe / Senators / Browns / Indians" in blue ballpoint heavy stock 5" X 3" card n.p. n.y. Near fine. Nice example summing up his affiliations. unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 29288

‎Ellery Queen Robert Edward Eckels; Jon L. Breen; Nedra Tyre; J. F. Pierce; Haskell Barkin; Fritzi Franz Lumen; Edward Wellen; Al‎

‎ELLERY QUEEN'S Mystery Magazine: June 1972‎

‎NY: Davis Publications 1972. Vol. 59 no. 6 Whole No. 343. Includes "The Kidnaped Painting" by Robert Edward Eckels; "The Babe Ruth Murder Case" by Jon L. Breen; "The Stranger Who Came Knocking" by Nedra Tyre; "Nothing New Under the Sun" by J. F. Pierce; "The Last Sassetta" by Haskell Barkin; "The Prayer Wheels" by Fritzi Franz Lumen; "The Assassin" by Edward Wellen; "Posonby and the Ransom Note" by Alan K. Young; "No Motive" by Theodore Mathieson; "The Events Between" by Jane Speed; "M as in Missing" by Lawrence Treat; "The Spy and the Reluctant Courier" by Edward D. Hoch; "Dr. Coffee and the Pardell Case" by Lawrence G. Blochman; "The Jury Box" department by John Dickson Carr; "Index to Volume Fifty-nine". 1/2" loss at spine heel; small loss at head; minor stains; short tears. . SingleIssueMagazine. Good. Davis Publications Paperback‎

Bookseller reference : PI859

‎Ellery Queen Mystery Thomas Walsh; Agatha Christie; Ed Lacy; Phyllis Bentley; Cecil Curtis; Robert Bloch; Gilbert Schechtman; Da‎

‎ELLERY QUEEN'S Mystery Magazine: November Nov. 1957‎

‎NY: Mercury Publications 1957. Vol. 30 no. 5. Cover is non-pictorial. Includes "Cop on the Prowl" by Thomas Walsh; "Once a Thief" by Agatha Christie; "The Real Sugar" by Ed Lacy; "Miss Phipps Goes to School" by Phyllis Bentley; "Third Degree" by Cecil Curtis; "Sock Finish" by Robert Bloch; "Where There's a Will" by Gilbert Schechtman; "Wages of Crime" by Dashiell Hammett; "Road Hog" by James M. Ullman; "Power of the Moon" by Arthur Gordon; "The Wrightsville Heirs" by Ellery Queen; "Stop Being a Sucker" by G. C. Edmondson; "Best Mysteries of the Month" by Anthony Boucher. Upper foredge bumped; mild tanning. SingleIssueMagazine. Very Good to Near Fine. Mercury Publications Paperback‎

Bookseller reference : PB1482

‎Ellery Queen‎

‎Queen's Bureau of Investigation‎

‎Little Brown & Co. Very Good in Good dust jacket. 1954. First Edition. Hardcover. Stated first edition 1954. Gold cloth hardcover has slight soiling on cover and page edges minimal edgewear/bumping. Book slightly cocked forward. Pages are clean and intact small bookstore plate and signature of previous owner on front endpage. Jacket has moderate edgewear small chips and tears one larger to bottom front of spine light soiling to back price clipped. "Queen's Bureau of Investigation is now open for business - and in each department of this new enterprise Ellery finds ample opportunity to exercise the brilliant ingenious and at time startling talents of his crime-laboratory mind ; includes The Three Widows The Myna Birds A Question of Honor and others." ; 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall; 228 pages . Little, Brown & Co. hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 7419

‎Ellet Mrs. E. F. Elizabeth Fries Lummis Ellet‎

‎Poems Translated and Original‎

‎Philadelphia PA: Key and Biddle 1835. Book. Fair. Hardcover. First Edition. 12mo - over 6�" - 7�" tall. Original dark brown patterned cloth. Detached front board flyleaf and blank binding otherwise intact though lacking spine panel. Some exposure at corners. 229 pp. Interior moderately toned with light scattered foxing. The detached front blank shows a previous owner's signature and another owner's signature and inscription. Author's first book quite scarce. A complete and mostly intact copy that would benefit substantially by a simple rebacking. Of certain interest to collections of Edgar Allan Poe with whom the author's literary reputation appears permanently fettered see below. Exceptionally scarce. Excerpt from:The Women of the American Revolution More than a century-and-a-half ago Elizabeth F. Ellet 1818-1877 began the process that scholars continue today of recovering and recording the lives and contributions of women. One of the best-known writers of her day Ellet published prolifically in a wide variety of genres. In part because she refused to follow expected roles for women she became embroiled in public battles with prominent literary men such as Edgar Allan Poe and Rufus W. Griswold. Consequently despite her pioneering work as a precursor of feminist scholarship Ellet has been cited by twentieth-century literary critics primarily in negative terms. However Ellet was a major participant in the nineteenth-century literary scene and continues to be acknowledged by historians for her valuable early methodology in recovering women's history. Elizabeth Fries Lummis was born in Sodus Point New York in October 1818 to a well-to-do physician William Nixon Lummis and Sarah Maxwell Lummis. Educated at a female seminary at Aurora New York Ellet began writing poetry in her early teens. Her first book published when she was sixteen and entitled Poems Translated and Original 1835 collected her own poems many previously published. From Wikipedia Elizabeth Fries Lummis Ellet October 18 1818 - June 3 1877 was an American writer historian and poet. She was the first writer to record the lives of women who contributed to the American Revolutionary War. Born Elizabeth Fries Lummis in New York she published her first book Poems Translated and Original in 1835. She married the chemist William Henry Ellet and the couple moved to South Carolina. She had published several books and contributed to multiple journals. In 1845 she moved back to New York and took her place in the literary scene there. She was involved with a public scandal involving Edgar Allan Poe and Frances Sargent Osgood and later another involving Rufus Wilmot Griswold. Ellet's most important work The Women of the American Revolution was published in 1845. The three volume book profiled the lives of patriotic women in the early history of the United States. She continued writing until her death in 1877. Key and Biddle Hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 013726

‎Ellik Ron and Bill Evans Introduction By James H Scmitz‎

‎The Universes of E. E. Smith‎

‎Chicago: Advent Publishers 1966. First Edition . Grey Cloth. Fine Book/Near Fine DJ. Drawings By Bjo. 263 Pp. Fine Book No Wear No Names Or Marks. Dj With Light Wear At Corners Mostly Along Base Of Spine Spine A Little Sunned <br/> <br/> Advent Publishers hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 024353

‎Ellinport Jeffrey M.‎

‎Collecting Original Comic Strip Art‎

‎Norfolk Virginia: Antique Trader Books 1999. Book. Very Good. Oversized Trade Paperback. RESHELVED IN Art. Very good oversized trade paperback. Nice clean tight copy. Antique Trader Books Paperback‎

Bookseller reference : EJ3337 ISBN : 1582210101 9781582210100

‎Elliot Frances‎

‎Old court life in France . Revised copyright edition‎

‎Leipzig: Bernhard Tauchnitz 1873. First Tauchnitz edition Todd & Bowden's third impression 2 volumes in 1 16mo pp. 326 2; 319 1; contemporary amateur half brown morocco over marbled boards gilt-decorated spine in 6 compartments gilt-lettered direct in 2 floral ornaments in 2; leather ties catches perished; very good. This copy extra illustrated in the Tauchnitz style with 57 photographic postcards and 13 photomechanical illustrations inlaid to size and tipped in including many portraits. Todd & Bowden 1351c. <br/><br/> Bernhard Tauchnitz hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 51401

‎Elliot M. D. Herbert & Katherine M.‎

‎Bonnyview‎

‎Arlington Mass.: Privately Printed 1899 Olive green decorated covers yarn tied. B/w illustration of house in Kensington Park by J. C. Halden photograph view from piazza. Signed by Boston physicians; Richardson Jelly endorsed by four other named physicians; Very Rare. Size: 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall. First Edition. String-bound Softcover. Very Good. Privately Printed paperback‎

Bookseller reference : 00285546

‎Elliot Fitzgibbon‎

‎Earl of Clare: Mainspring of the Union‎

‎London: The Research Publishing Company 1960. Book condition: VG/Fine with a couple of small faint spots to title page. Dustjacket: VG/Fine with some smudging. U.K. First Edition. Signed by author to title page. A bright copy. Signed by Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. The Research Publishing Company Hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 007461

‎Elliott Charles W.‎

‎POTTERY AND PORCELAIN‎

‎NY: Appleton & Lange. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1878. First Edition. Hardcover. Front hinge cracked book tight spine ends and corners slightly rubbed small tear in cloth at top of spine owner's name . Appleton & Lange hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 374

‎Elliott Don aka: Robert Silverberg‎

‎All on Sunday‎

‎U.S.: Ember Library EL331 1966. Solid with light wear on the covers. 1st Printing. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good . Ember Library EL331‎

Bookseller reference : 30753

‎Elliott George P‎

‎Muriel‎

‎U.S.A.: Dutton 1972. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. signed by the Author. Copyright date 1972 first edition first printing. Signed Presentation Copy to Herbie Yellin On the inside Flyleaf. Red cloth over boards with gold lettering and design on the spine. No tears bent pages nor any writing. Very light bumps to the head and toe the spine. Shelf wear to the edges are minor. Dust Jacket no tears bent flaps nor is it price clipped. Very short role to the bottom edge of the jacket on the front. Jacket now in a clear cover. Text is bright and clean binding is secure a solid collectible novel. Size: 7�" - 9�" Tall Dutton hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 0003876 ISBN : 0525161406 9780525161400

‎ELLIOTT Howard 1860 ?‎

‎Typed Letter Signed‎

‎One of the best-known railroad executives of the turn of the century serving as president of Northern Pacific Railway 1903-13 and of New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad 1913-17. TLS 1p 8�" X 11" Boston MA 1913 December 23. Addressed to Hamilton Holt editor of the "New York Independent." Near fine. Mounting traces on verso. On letterhead of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company the newly-named president and chairman begs off writing a newspaper article: ".until the company can get its affairs adjusted with the Federal authorities and its finances on a better basis I have hardly any time for other matters." Bold handsome signature. unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 19427

‎Elliott J. K‎

‎A Bibliography of Greek New Testament Manuscripts‎

‎Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press 1989. Fine condition in a Very Good dust jacket. NO chips. NO tears. Sharp corners. NOT a library discard. NO owner's name or bookplate. Pages are clean and crisp. NO underlining. NO highlighting. NO margin notes. 1989. First Edition. A bibliography of studies facsimiles collations and other publications concerning Greek New Testament papyri uncials cursives and lectionaries. Bound in the original gilt-stamped blue cloth. Complete with dust jacket. . First Edition. Hardcover. Fine condition/Very Good dust jacket. xxi 210pp. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. Cambridge University Press Hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 019656 ISBN : 052135479X 9780521354790

‎Elliott R. N. Ralph Nelson‎

‎Tea Room And Cafeteria Management‎

‎Boston: Little Brown And Company 1927. 1st Edition 2nd Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Good. Xii 176 Pp. Orange Cloth Stamped In Blue. Later Printing 1927 Date O Title Page Copyright 1926. The Beginnings Of Modern Mass-Market Restaurant Theory. Elliott Is Better Known For His Economic Work Including The Famous "Elliott Wave" Theories. Book Near Fine 3/8" Strop Of Light Browning Acrioss Base Of Spine Just Traces Of Rubbing At Corners No Marks Clean And Bright Throughout. Dust Jacket Priced $1.50 Small Chips And Tears Along Top And Bottom Edges Removing Only The End Of The Letter "Y" In The Publisher's Name At Base Of Spine. <br/> <br/> Little, Brown, And Company hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 044584

‎Elliott Sam H. And Louis Tepper‎

‎Purple Hearts: a Tale of the World War‎

‎Newark: Allied Publ 1938. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. VG/G 1st edn chips to d/w and spot rubbed where price label removed from right side of front panel. Allied Publ Hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 101313

‎Elliott W. A‎

‎Gold from the quartz‎

‎Trade agents Simpkin Marshall Hamilton Kent & Co 1910. Hardcover. Used; Good. No dust jacket. Photographs. Wear to head & tail of spine. <p><i><strong>Fast Dispatch. Expedited UK Delivery Available. Excellent Customer Service. </strong></i> <br/><br/>Bookbarn International Inventory #1773363</p> Trade agents Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 1773363

‎Ellis A. J.‎

‎Simple Upholstery The Hamlyn Guide to‎

‎London: Hamlyn. Good/Good. 1983. Fifth Printing. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall 0-600-30543-0 128 pages. Great guide to restoring old furniture. . Hamlyn hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 21331 ISBN : 0600305430 9780600305439