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1978rif. 196402New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1978. First edition signed limited issue number 536 of 2500 copies signed by the 37th President and specially bound. Nixon charts his life from his childhood to his leaving the White House and defends his presidency and his actions in Watergate. Octavo. Original blue morocco spine and front cover lettered in gilt blue silk moiré endpapers. Publisher's blindstamp to limitation leaf as issued. Light soiling to front free endpapers with slight adhesive residue. A very good copy. unknown
1969rif. 12001Washington DC: The White House 1969. Signed Photograph. Color Photograph. Very good. Signed photograph of President Richard Nixon and the full Nixon family at the White House in 1969. Framed color photograph gold leaf frame with creme matte measures 13" x 10." Impression to middle of photograph not examined outside frame. This first family portrait was taken at the White House on June 15 1969. Signed along the bottom of the matte by President Richard Nixon First Lady Pat Nixon David Eisenhower Julie Nixon Eisenhower and Tricia Nixon. Inscribed along top edge of matte by Pat Nixon: "To Judge J. Walter Yeagley With best wishes from our family." The recipient of this photograph J. Walter Yeagley 1909-1990 served on the District of Columbia Court of Appeals from 1970-1984. Before his appointment to the Court of Appeals he was Assistant Attorney General and director of the Internal Security Division of the Justice Department. In this position his work focused on citizens with suspected Communist affiliations working closely with FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Judge Yeagley died in 1990. The White House unknown
1980rif. 16742New York: Warner Books 1980. First Edition First Printing. Cloth. Near fine/near fine. First edition of The Real War inscribed by President Richard Nixon to the head of the White House Secret Service detail Robert H. Taylor. Octavo 10 341pp. Red cloth title in silver on spine. Stated "First Printing: May 1980" on copyright page with full number line. Solid text block a fine example. In the publisher's dust jacket $12.50 retail price on front flap faint shelf wear a near fine copy. Inscribed on the half-title: "To Bob Taylor / With appreciation for his years of service to the nation / from / Richard Nixon / 11-26-80." Robert H. Taylor 1927-1981 was the special agent in charge of the White House detail during the Johnson and Nixon administrations. He first came to Vice President Nixon's attention on a trip to Caracas Venezuela when a mob attacked the Vice-Presidential motorcade. Taylor along with other agents protected the vice-presidential party and de-escalated the situation without harming any protesters. As special agent in charge of White House security he often clashed with Nixon aides who wanted more public access for the president. Fellow secret service agents described Taylor as: ".the public's image of a Secret Service agent. Everyone on the White House detail respected him but he had a lightning temper and wasn't one to ingratiate himself with anyone including the President the White House staff and the Secret Service hierarchy." After a dispute with Chief of Staff H.R. Haldeman Taylor was transferred and soon after retired from the Secret Service. He passed away in 1981 from cancer at the age of 54. Warner Books unknown
1980rif. 13190New York: Warner Books 1980. First Edition Third Printing. Cloth. Fine/very good. First edition of The Real War inscribed by President Richard Nixon to New York Post columnist and member of "Nixon's Enemies List" Max Lerner. Octavo 341pp. Red cloth title in silver on spine. Stated "first printing" on the copyright page but with the number line ending at 4. A fine example. In the publisher's dust jacket $12.50 retail price on front flap light shelf wear short closed tear to rear panel a very good example. Inscribed on the half title: "To Max Lerner - Who understands the Real World described in this volume - from Richard Nixon. 3-11-'82." Max Lerner 1902-1992 was a liberal syndicated columnist with the New York Post. His outspoken opinions and antiwar columns earned him a spot on "Nixon's Enemies List." By the 1980s he become more conservative expressing support for Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan. Warner Books unknown
1969rif. 12001Washington DC: The White House 1969. Signed Photograph. Color Photograph. Very good. Signed photograph of President Richard Nixon and the full Nixon family at the White House in 1969. Framed color photograph gold leaf frame with creme matte measures 13" x 10." Impression to middle of photograph not examined outside frame. This first family portrait was taken at the White House on June 15 1969. Signed along the bottom of the matte by President Richard Nixon First Lady Pat Nixon David Eisenhower Julie Nixon Eisenhower and Tricia Nixon. Inscribed along top edge of matte by Pat Nixon: "To Judge J. Walter Yeagley With best wishes from our family." The recipient of this photograph J. Walter Yeagley 1909-1990 served on the District of Columbia Court of Appeals from 1970-1984. Before his appointment to the Court of Appeals he was Assistant Attorney General and director of the Internal Security Division of the Justice Department. In this position his work focused on citizens with suspected Communist affiliations working closely with FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Judge Yeagley died in 1990. The White House unknown books
1980rif. 13190New York: Warner Books 1980. First Edition Third Printing. Cloth. Fine/very good. First edition of The Real War inscribed by President Richard Nixon to New York Post columnist and member of "Nixon's Enemies List" Max Lerner. Octavo 341pp. Red cloth title in silver on spine. Stated "first printing" on the copyright page but with the number line ending at 4. A fine example. In the publisher's dust jacket $12.50 retail price on front flap light shelf wear short closed tear to rear panel a very good example. Inscribed on the half title: "To Max Lerner - Who understands the Real World described in this volume - from Richard Nixon. 3-11-'82." Max Lerner 1902-1992 was a liberal syndicated columnist with the New York Post. His outspoken opinions and antiwar columns earned him a spot on "Nixon's Enemies List." By the 1980s he become more conservative expressing support for Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan. Warner Books unknown books
1980rif. 16742New York: Warner Books 1980. First Edition First Printing. Cloth. Near fine/near fine. First edition of The Real War inscribed by President Richard Nixon to the head of the White House Secret Service detail Robert H. Taylor. Octavo 10 341pp. Red cloth title in silver on spine. Stated "First Printing: May 1980" on copyright page with full number line. Solid text block a fine example. In the publisher's dust jacket $12.50 retail price on front flap faint shelf wear a near fine copy. Inscribed on the half-title: "To Bob Taylor / With appreciation for his years of service to the nation / from / Richard Nixon / 11-26-80." Robert H. Taylor 1927-1981 was the special agent in charge of the White House detail during the Johnson and Nixon administrations. He first came to Vice President Nixon's attention on a trip to Caracas Venezuela when a mob attacked the Vice-Presidential motorcade. Taylor along with other agents protected the vice-presidential party and de-escalated the situation without harming any protesters. As special agent in charge of White House security he often clashed with Nixon aides who wanted more public access for the president. Fellow secret service agents described Taylor as: ".the public's image of a Secret Service agent. Everyone on the White House detail respected him but he had a lightning temper and wasn't one to ingratiate himself with anyone including the President the White House staff and the Secret Service hierarchy." After a dispute with Chief of Staff H.R. Haldeman Taylor was transferred and soon after retired from the Secret Service. He passed away in 1981 from cancer at the age of 54. Warner Books unknown books
rif. 38084under the iconic picture of the mounted Polo Player mounted with a coloured postcard photo showing him head and shoulders with typical smirking expression the napkin 5" x 5" New York no date but circa unknown
rif. Bloomsbury-9780826437433Continuum. Hardback. New. 176 pages Continuum hardcover
rif. Bloomsbury-9780826437433Continuum. Hardback. New. 176 pages Continuum hardcover
rif. Bloomsbury-9781441117151Continuum. Hardback. New. 192 pages Continuum hardcover
rif. Bloomsbury-9781441117151Continuum. Hardback. New. 192 pages Continuum hardcover
rif. Bloomsbury-9781441152589Continuum. Hardback. New. 272 pages Continuum hardcover
rif. Bloomsbury-9781441152589Continuum. Hardback. New. 272 pages Continuum hardcover
1955rif. mon0000356584Derbyshire Archaeological and Na 1955-01-01. Paperback. Acceptable. in x in x in. NOT an ex-library book. Well read with some wear but still very useable. Derbyshire Archaeological and Na paperback
1934rif. ABE-15863282892Tsinan Shantung: Cheeloo University 1934 1934 First edition. Quarto 26.719.41.6cm 4p4p80p111 plts. Cover corners worn a few pages slightly dogeared otherwise a very good copy. Text in the CHINESE language. Photos available upon request. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Good/No Jacket. Tsinan, Shantung: Cheeloo University, 1934 paperback
1990rif. OCB10692New York: New York: Simon and Schuster 1990. Signed. Hardcover. As New. Signed by Nixon at limitation page. Lim. 290/500. Signed Limited First Edition. Navy morocco with gold stamped "RN" at front board and gold lettering at spine. Silk moire endpapers. Unread. Housed in publisher's slipcase. Limitation sticker "290" at bottom corner of slipcase. 8vo 384 pp. A pristine copy. As New. New York: Simon and Schuster hardcover
1969rif. 365914Philadelphi: Globe Ticket Company 1969. Unbound. Near Fine. Three tickets to the inauguration of President Richard M. Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew on January 20 1969. The tickets measure 7.25" x 2.5" and are printed on both sides. There is some light wear to the tickets and a couple spots but they are unused with the stub still attached overall near fine. Each of the three tickets is different with two printed on stiff white card stock with different color inks used for each; the third ticket is printed on a stiff gold-coated card stock. Each shows a portrait of Nixon and Agnew with various illustrations of America on one side and the event information on the other. One white card stock ticket has a price of $12.00 and a location on the mall while the other white ticket has no price and is for an "Honored Guest" with seating near the White House. The final gold foil ticket was likely reserved for V.I.P.s with seating on the "Presidential Reviewing Stand"; additional research may well determine whose actual seat this was but our Nixon Presidential Library card has expired and we have not had time to renew it just yet. Nevertheless an interesting selection of tickets from President Nixon's first term as president. Globe Ticket Company unknown
1950rif. 246969Washington D.C. 1950. One page on letterhead of House of Representatives. 4to. Very good. In black cloth chemise. One page on letterhead of House of Representatives. 4to. In answer to her inquiry the young Congressman from California writes "This is just a note to tell you that I am the son of Frank Nixon of California and that i can recall his speaking of you on several occasions. Three years ago when I came to Washington my farmer sic and mother purchased a farm in Pennsylvania and have lived there until this Winter. He had the misfortune however of breaking his arm just a fw weeks ago and has now gone to Florida for th balance of the year ." Nixon had leaped to national prominence through his role in the Un-American Activities Committee in winning a perjury conviction against Alger Hiss. unknown
1950rif. 246969Washington D.C. 1950. One page on letterhead of House of Representatives. 4to. Very good. In black cloth chemise. One page on letterhead of House of Representatives. 4to. In answer to her inquiry the young Congressman from California writes "This is just a note to tell you that I am the son of Frank Nixon of California and that i can recall his speaking of you on several occasions. Three years ago when I came to Washington my farmer sic and mother purchased a farm in Pennsylvania and have lived there until this Winter. He had the misfortune however of breaking his arm just a fw weeks ago and has now gone to Florida for th balance of the year ." Nixon had leaped to national prominence through his role in the Un-American Activities Committee in winning a perjury conviction against Alger Hiss. unknown books
1969rif. 365914Philadelphi: Globe Ticket Company 1969. Unbound. Near Fine. Three tickets to the inauguration of President Richard M. Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew on January 20 1969. The tickets measure 7.25" x 2.5" and are printed on both sides. There is some light wear to the tickets and a couple spots but they are unused with the stub still attached overall near fine. Each of the three tickets is different with two printed on stiff white card stock with different color inks used for each; the third ticket is printed on a stiff gold-coated card stock. Each shows a portrait of Nixon and Agnew with various illustrations of America on one side and the event information on the other. One white card stock ticket has a price of $12.00 and a location on the mall while the other white ticket has no price and is for an "Honored Guest" with seating near the White House. The final gold foil ticket was likely reserved for V.I.P.s with seating on the "Presidential Reviewing Stand"; additional research may well determine whose actual seat this was but our Nixon Presidential Library card has expired and we have not had time to renew it just yet. Nevertheless an interesting selection of tickets from President Nixon's first term as president. Globe Ticket Company unknown books
1996rif. mon0003688266Easton Press 1996T. leather_bound. Like New. . 6-volume set. SIGNED by Richard Nixon authentic signature not an autopen on the limitation page of volume 6. This set number 517 of 1500. A set in Fine condition. Bound in full leather with raised bands gilt decoration all edges gilt silk moire endpapers satin ribbon bookmarks. No bookplates attached. Easton Press hardcover
1982rif. 196399New York: Warner Books 1982. First edition signed limited issue number 489 of 2500 copies signed by the 37th President. Leaders combines political portraits with Nixon's personal recollections of the statesmen he encountered during his career. It formed part of the series of books interviews and foreign-policy interventions through which he sought to rebuild his public reputation after Watergate. The publisher's certificate of authenticity made out to Allan E. Adams is loosely inserted. Octavo. Original blue leather spine lettered in gilt blue silk endpapers gilt edges. A fine copy. hardcover
2017rif. 2-1316627993Cambridge University Press 2017. DVD-ROM. New. 2nd edition. 7.56x5.35x0.47 inches. Cambridge University Press unknown
1993rif. W1446Norwalk Connecticut: The Easton Press 1993. Set of six volumes with former President Nixon's authentic AUTOGRAPH in volume 6. Limited edition: number 1417 of only 1500 copies SIGNED by Nixon. Each volume is beautifully bound in 22 kt. gilt-decorated rich gray leather with raised bands on spine; all-edges gilt. Laid in each book is an unused Easton Press bookplate; in SIX CRISES is a letter to the collector from Easton Press. The books are in as-new condition. Please note: four of the volumes remain in the orginal Easton Press shrinkwrap and that is reflected pun intended in one of the images accompanying this listing. SIGNED. First Edition Thus. Hard Cover. Collectible-Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Book. The Easton Press hardcover
