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1934Best.-Nr. 331587Indianapolis: B. B. Kirkbride Bible Co 1934. Third Edition; Twenty-Fourth Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in boards. Front hinge cracked. B. B. Kirkbride Bible Co hardcover
Best.-Nr. SK-W5IQ-GAGCNew. unknown
1994Best.-Nr. 154067Groningen: Selbstverlag (1994). 491 Seiten. Als Typoskript gedruckt. Texte teilweise in arabischer Sprache. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
1967Best.-Nr. 001931NY: Limited Editions Club. AS NEW book & clamshell in FINE slipcase. WITHOUT LEC flyers. 1967. 1st ed thus. Hardcover. AS NEW book clamshell & FINE slipcase. #517/1500. Folio 80pp. Illustrations from Michael Ciry paintings who SIGNS colophon. . Book in both CLAMSHELL and SLIPCASE totally enclosing the book. The two together eliminate any possiblity of spine sunning. LEC normally only uses a slipcase leaving spines open to sunning. . Limited Editions Club hardcover
1965Best.-Nr. BIBRR1111504391965. Hardcover. New. THIS RARE/ANTIQUE BOOK PUBLISHED IN THE YEAR 1965 BY University Of Madras HAVING 165 PGS AND SIZE 9.256.00 WRITTEN IN Kannada. THE BOOK IS IN READABLE CONDITION Originally in Hardcover with some issues like loose binding and some Pin Holes. THE IMAGE OF THIS BOOK IS GIVEN FOR YOUR REFERENCE. WE CAN REBIND THE SAME IN LEATHER BINDING FOR EXTRA $ 25. hardcover
Best.-Nr. a100851Cleveland 1939 first edition. Sam Fox. 4to wraps. 36p. Music score for conductor. Playing time 14 minutes. Near Fine clean no marks. . paperback
1918Best.-Nr. 24364Philadelphia: Nicholas L. Brown 1918. Hardcover. Near fine. 7" x 5.5" beautifully bound by James Macdonald in full blue leather with gilt rules inner dentelles spine in six compartments top edge gilt satin endpapers. Very slight sunning to spine else fine in a blue cloth slipcase. A special copy of this play apparently made for actor Arnold Daly who played the lead role in the original production on Broadway. It is inscribed in the year of publication by Glazer who translated it and adapted it for the American stage and in 1920 by Daly himself. There are photos of Daly acting in the play bound in within the text and carefully trimmed newspaper clippings about Daly and the production affixed to blank pages at the end. Nicholas L. Brown hardcover
1995295 pages including index and lists of sources. Author's signature upon half-title page. "Fifty years after a defecting Ottawa Soviet embassy cipher clerk (Igor Gouzenko) brought the RCMP a shirtful of incriminating documents about an espionage ring operating in Canada, this book provides us with the first insider's account of the incidents which many feel triggered the Cold War." - from back cover. Author was a Captain in the Canadian Armed Forces and speechwriter for Paul Martin Sr. His story differs in many respects from the officially sanctioned version. Clean, bright and unmarked with very light wear. Excellent copy. Book
1950Best.-Nr. b22548New York: ABC Television 1950. First Edition . Unbound. Near Fine. Complete original script for the Pulitzer Prize Playhouse production of the televised adaptation of Booth Tarkington's The Magnificent Ambersons broadcast on ABC Television on November 3 1950. The script is noted as "FINAL" and dated October 20 1950. This is director Alex Segal's copy and contains his numerous pencil both black and red notations and deletions throughout. IMDB states that the four primary actors in this production were Melvyn Douglas Ruth Hussey Florence Eldridge and Richard Hylton although it incorrectly lists the director. The script has 101 mimeographed pages. Most are in near fine condition. The title-page has a rust mark from a clip and brief wear page 61 is ruffled along the bottom edge and the final page also has a rust mark. Segal's extensive pencil notations appear on almost every page usually in multiples. ABC Television unknown
194768 pages. Features: George Washington - A Water-color Drawing (cover); Carved Wooden Figure of Washington - Frontispiece; John Holden Greene - Architect; The Attitude of the Eagle - as portrayed on an outstanding group of "Liberty" Quilts; Lowestoft China; Cabinets and Chests - from the Middle Atlantic States; Pounce Boxes and Sand Shakers; Living with Antiques - Bohemian Version; Bohemian Glass - a study for inexperienced collectors; I Don't Like Antique Collectors; John G. Chandler; and more. Printed upon glossy stock. Above-average wear. Moisture exposure. Writing on front cover and ad on page 49. Not pretty but a worthy reference copy. Magazine
1947Best.-Nr. 26094New York: Random House 1947. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardcover. Second Printing. SIGNED BY 25 CAST MEMBERS FROM THE BROADWAY PRODUCTION. The signers include John Carradine Estelle Winwood Le Roi Operti Martita Hunt Nydia Westman Sandro Giglio and Millicent Brower. The play ran for two years on Broadway and had a revival a few years later. Bound in original dark blue cloth with title and author in gilt to spine. Very good minus with some chipping and bumping. No dust jacket. Signatures are on free front endpaper. half title and title pages. Interior is clean with three black and white photos from the production. DRA/071812. Random House hardcover books
1947Best.-Nr. 26094New York: Random House 1947. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardcover. Second Printing. SIGNED BY 25 CAST MEMBERS FROM THE BROADWAY PRODUCTION. The signers include John Carradine Estelle Winwood Le Roi Operti Martita Hunt Nydia Westman Sandro Giglio and Millicent Brower. The play ran for two years on Broadway and had a revival a few years later. Bound in original dark blue cloth with title and author in gilt to spine. Very good minus with some chipping and bumping. No dust jacket. Signatures are on free front endpaper. half title and title pages. Interior is clean with three black and white photos from the production. DRA/071812. Random House hardcover
1800Best.-Nr. 512129Thomas Bensley for Thomas Macklin 1800. First Edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. First edition of The Macklin Bible a masterpiece of book design that has been called 'the last of the great Bibles.' Complete in six volumes without the posthumously published Apocrypha. Elephant Folio 19' x 15.5' and . Full red morocco covers with gilt rolled Greek meander borders spines with double raised bands gilt in seven compartments all edges gilt gilt dentelle marbled endpapers. Sturdy bindings are remarkably solid despite the demands of these heavy textblocks. Very Good ex-libris from the John Wilson Collection of Multnomah County Library with small bookplates on paste downs a few penciled notes to versos of title pages but otherwise unmarked. Wide margins. Bindings scuffed and soiled rubbed along joints wear at heads and tails. Contents generally bright with typical offsetting from engravings; many tissue guards still present. Handwritten 2pp. 1889 note from London bookseller Henry Sotheran tipped-in to Vol. 1 wherein he apologizes for the lack of The Apocrypha which was published in 1816. Exhaustively illustrated throughout with engravings including 70 full-page copperplates after Benjamin West Angelica Kauffman Henry Fuseli William Artaud Joshua Reynolds Philip James de Loutherbourg and others. Weighing in at well over 100 lbs this Macklin Bible will ship in multiple boxes and will require additional fees for international delivery. Thomas Bensley for Thomas Macklin hardcover
1953Best.-Nr. 24796New York: Random House 1953. First American Edition. Octavo 21cm.; original simulated cloth photographic plate mounted to upper cover top edge dyed dark purple; in cream decorative dust jacket; 6178pp.; photographic double-page title page. Lower edge of rear jacket cover shows signs of creasing spine darkened else a Fine copy in Very Good dust jacket. Review copy with publisher's slip laid in. "A Random House Play." Comedy involving a woman and her husband and lover trapped on a desert island; adapted from Roussin's La Petite Hutte 1947. Random House unknown books
1945Best.-Nr. 014188Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company 1945. Red hardcover binding with title in black and silhouettes of hen cat rat and mouse on front has minimal wear and soiling. Gift note on title page and some pieces of tape on fep probably to hide previous owner address. Some minor usage wear to interior pages but overall clean and tight. Hard to find copy of this cute tale told with easy words and illustrations of the principal characters throughout the story picture of a red hen instead of the words yellow and white cat etc. Illus. by Bernard Katharine R. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. 1st This Edition. Hard Cover - Spiral. Near Very Good/No Jacket. Houghton Mifflin Company Hardcover
1942134 pages. Count Marcel and his sister, Lady Cerise, have been tricked out of their titles and their fortune. Contains music for piano and voice plus lines. Above-average wear. Spine taped. Some markings. A worthy vintage working copy. Book
1785Best.-Nr. Dublin1785GILPIN John aka COWPER William -- Adaptation: The life of John Gilpin taken From divers Manuscripts in the Possession of the Family and now published for the first Time by their Permission for the Gratification of the Public Curiousity respecting so extraordinary a Character. Dublin: Printed for Messrs. Burnet White Burton H. Whitestone Byrne Cash M'Donnel and Marchbank 1785. 12mo viii 144pp complete but lacking front and rear blank free endleaves; early brown tree-calf scuffed outer hinges and corners worn. Rare first Irish edition of a little known entirely spurious and understandably comedic prose 'life' of the fictional draper from Cheapside John Gilpin star of William Cowper's ballad 'The diverting history of john gilpin'. Cowper's verse which follows Gilpin on an intended journey to the Bell Inn Edmondton during which he became separated from his family and was taken by an out of control horse to a town ten miles distant had first appeared anonymously in the Public Advertiser 1782. The poem's popularity was immortalised in a series of performances at Freemason's Hall by the acclaimed Shakespearean actor John Henderson 1747-1785 and well capitalised upon by the London ballad and print trade as well as by provincial stage-managers. This present attempt in thirteen chapters at telling the earlier and post ballad-journey life of the unfortunate Gilpin is perhaps unsurprisingly given the desire for popularity by association dedicated to Henderson. It includes a narrative re-telling of the abortive trip to the Bell as Chapter X 'How he intended to have dined at Edmondton and was carried Ten Miles beyond it' as well as reprinting the verse original 'as read repeatedly with the greatest applause by Mr. Henderson'. All editions of this fictional work first published by S. Bladon London 1785 and reprinted twice there in the same year are rare; ESTC locates only four copies of this first Irish edition in the British Isles BL Cambridge Dublin and NLI and just three elsewhere Princeton Rutgers and Nebraska-Lincoln. ESTC T99012. Burnet, White, Burton, H. Whitestone, Byrne, Cash, M'Donnel, and Marchbank, hardcover books
1785Best.-Nr. Dublin1785GILPIN John aka COWPER William -- Adaptation: The life of John Gilpin taken From divers Manuscripts in the Possession of the Family and now published for the first Time by their Permission for the Gratification of the Public Curiousity respecting so extraordinary a Character. Dublin: Printed for Messrs. Burnet White Burton H. Whitestone Byrne Cash M'Donnel and Marchbank 1785. 12mo viii 144pp complete but lacking front and rear blank free endleaves; early brown tree-calf scuffed outer hinges and corners worn. Rare first Irish edition of a little known entirely spurious and understandably comedic prose 'life' of the fictional draper from Cheapside John Gilpin star of William Cowper's ballad 'The diverting history of john gilpin'. Cowper's verse which follows Gilpin on an intended journey to the Bell Inn Edmondton during which he became separated from his family and was taken by an out of control horse to a town ten miles distant had first appeared anonymously in the Public Advertiser 1782. The poem's popularity was immortalised in a series of performances at Freemason's Hall by the acclaimed Shakespearean actor John Henderson 1747-1785 and well capitalised upon by the London ballad and print trade as well as by provincial stage-managers. This present attempt in thirteen chapters at telling the earlier and post ballad-journey life of the unfortunate Gilpin is perhaps unsurprisingly given the desire for popularity by association dedicated to Henderson. It includes a narrative re-telling of the abortive trip to the Bell as Chapter X 'How he intended to have dined at Edmondton and was carried Ten Miles beyond it' as well as reprinting the verse original 'as read repeatedly with the greatest applause by Mr. Henderson'. All editions of this fictional work first published by S. Bladon London 1785 and reprinted twice there in the same year are rare; ESTC locates only four copies of this first Irish edition in the British Isles BL Cambridge Dublin and NLI and just three elsewhere Princeton Rutgers and Nebraska-Lincoln. ESTC T99012. Burnet, White, Burton, H. Whitestone, Byrne, Cash, M'Donnel, and Marchbank, hardcover
1977364 pages. 194 illustrations, including 173 in full color. "The text of this great picture-story is taken almost entirely from the King James Version of the Bible... A glorious representation of our great Old Testament legacy." - from dust jacket. Clean, bright and unmarked with slightest wear. Tight and square. An excellent copy. Book
Best.-Nr. 1334855986.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1935Best.-Nr. 314149New York: The Limited Editions Club 1935. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 3 vols. 1662p total. A set of three hardcover books bound in gilt-decorated blue cloth. Very good condition overall. The gilt spine text has faded with age. Tops of spines are lightly crinkled; top corners are a bit worn. The hinges of volume 1 were cracked but have been neatly repaired with archival materials; binding is otherwise tight and text unmarked. Offered here is the complete Old Testament; does NOT include the two-volume New Testament. This is #286 out of 1500 copies as stated on the colophon in volume 3. The Limited Editions Club hardcover
Best.-Nr. PU-AG4X-EBU3Fine. Brand new in original box never used. First edition number line. unknown
1977Best.-Nr. 21457Garden City NY: Nelson Doubleday. As New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - 229 pages -- Interior text is clean tight & unmarked. Pages are intact and tight to the spine. Some nicking light creasing and light dust-smudging to DJ; a little yellowing to same and to fore-edges. Includes photographs of Burt Lancaster Michael York Nigel Davenport and others on the movie set and from the film. Book Club Edition so stated on the DJ front flap. -- with a bonus offer--; TOS006887; Wells H. G. screenplay adaptation by Joseph Silva The Island of Dr. Moreau SCREENPLAY ADAPTATION SCIENCE FICTION . 1977. Nelson Doubleday hardcover
Best.-Nr. F1-2U76-KJ0QVery Good. Visually Inspected by Owner: Hardback with dust jacket no marks in text. Wide margins. First edition number line and Original NIV text not the updated edition. We ship M-F by 4pm and Sat. by 12pm with tracking info. hardcover
Best.-Nr. 10-N6PX-GF6TFine. Visually inspected by owner: Hardback with dust jacket as pictured no marks in text and binding solid. Bible was not used. We ship M-F by 4 pm and Sat. by noon with tracking info. hardcover
