réf. PrakashN-9780194514071OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS. PAPER BACK. New. ENGLISH OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS unknown
2000réf. DADAX044041315XYearling 2000-06-13. paperback. New. 5.25x0.25x7.50. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Yearling paperback
réf. 007869Government Printing Office. Hardcover. Very Good Plus. Six volumes . Complete set covering his Presidency from 1969 to his resignation in 1974. All volumes are First Printings. This is a very nice complete set of Nixon's presidential papers. The set is visually attractive with the gold gilt graphics on the spines bright. The hinges on the large books are tight. The interior of each book is clean no marks except for a gift inscription bookplate on the inside front board of volumes one and two . The cloth on each volume shows very light rubbing. Each of the volumes is protected with a mylar cover. Government Printing Office hardcover
1978réf. 15240New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1978. First Edition First Printing. Cloth. Near fine/near fine. First edition of The Memoirs of Richard Nixon inscribed to the Federation of Republican Women in 1988. Thick octavo xii 1120pp. Blue cloth title in gilt on spine. Stated "first printing" on copyright page. Previous ownership inscription on front free endpaper. In the publisher's dust jacket $19.95 retail price on front flap light shelf wear bright colors a near fine example. Includes JSA certification with sticker opposite title page. Inscribed on the half title: "To The Federation of Republican Women on their 50th Anniversary. With best wishes from Richard Nixon." The National Federation of Republican Women NFRW was founded in 1938 uniting women's Republican clubs across the United States with the goal of promoting the principles of the Republican Party. The NFRW has played a crucial role in supporting Republican candidates developing grassroots movements and fostering female political leadership. With thousands of active members organized into local and state chapters across the country the Federation focuses on political education volunteer efforts for campaigns and advocacy for conservative issues. Grosset & Dunlap unknown
1978réf. 15240New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1978. First Edition First Printing. Cloth. Near fine/near fine. First edition of The Memoirs of Richard Nixon inscribed to the Federation of Republican Women in 1988. Thick octavo xii 1120pp. Blue cloth title in gilt on spine. Stated "first printing" on copyright page. Previous ownership inscription on front free endpaper. In the publisher's dust jacket $19.95 retail price on front flap light shelf wear bright colors a near fine example. Includes JSA certification with sticker opposite title page. Inscribed on the half title: "To The Federation of Republican Women on their 50th Anniversary. With best wishes from Richard Nixon." The National Federation of Republican Women NFRW was founded in 1938 uniting women's Republican clubs across the United States with the goal of promoting the principles of the Republican Party. The NFRW has played a crucial role in supporting Republican candidates developing grassroots movements and fostering female political leadership. With thousands of active members organized into local and state chapters across the country the Federation focuses on political education volunteer efforts for campaigns and advocacy for conservative issues. Grosset & Dunlap unknown books
réf. 000286New York Feb.21 1967 Excellent 8vo. 1 page each. To Alden Whitman of the NY Times discussing the press and other matters. Interesting content with envelope. New York, Feb.21, 1967 unknown
1980réf. 225778New York Warner Books 1980. 1980. Limited signed edition. 8vo. Original maroonleather stamped in gilt; pink ilk endpapers; a.e.g. Very good. No other signatures or bookplates. Number 1191 of 2500 numbered copies signed by Nixon on the limitation page. Also signed and inscribed by Nixon the first preliminary page to Betty Palmer: "To Betty Palmer - with best wishes from - Dick Nixon." Betty/Elizabeth Palmer was the widow of L.A. Times political columnist Kyle Palmer. Signed by Authors. Hardcover. Very Good. [New York] Warner Books [1980]. hardcover
1980réf. 225778New York Warner Books 1980. 1980. Limited signed edition. 8vo. Original maroonleather stamped in gilt; pink ilk endpapers; a.e.g. Very good. No other signatures or bookplates. Number 1191 of 2500 numbered copies signed by Nixon on the limitation page. Also signed and inscribed by Nixon the first preliminary page to Betty Palmer: "To Betty Palmer - with best wishes from - Dick Nixon." Betty/Elizabeth Palmer was the widow of L.A. Times political columnist Kyle Palmer. Signed by Authors. Hardcover. Very Good. [New York] Warner Books [1980]. hardcover books
1980réf. 187768London: Sidgwick & Jackson 1980. First UK edition presentation copy inscribed by the 37th President "Richard Nixon for the Speaker George Thomas". Thomas 1909-1997 served as Speaker of the House of Commons from 1976 to 1983; his bookplate is on the title page. Nixon argues for the US to increase its assertion of power on the world stage both politically and economically especially to curtail the Soviet threat. Nixon has inscribed on a presentation bookplate as standard for presentation copies of this title. The UK edition was published on 28 April 1980 preceding the US edition of 15 May. It includes an additional introduction by Nixon praising the British Foreign Service. Nixon visited Britain from 26 to 30 April to promote the book. Octavo. Original red cloth spine lettered in black and silver. With dust jacket. Light toning to unclipped jacket with nick at head of rear panel: a fine copy in near-fine jacket. hardcover
1978réf. 022506New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1978. First Edition. Hardcover. About Fine. Beautifully bound in full blue leather with gilt decorations. Copy #223 of 2500 SIGNED in full by the former President. Laid in is the publisher's Certificate of Authenticity. The most desirable and scarcest issue of this book. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover
1982réf. 3645New York: Warner Books 1982. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. 6 3/8 X 9 1/4 Inches. 371 PP. First printing copy signed on the half title-page "To Ambassador Joe Reed from - Richard - 1982." Joseph Verner Reed Jr. served as the United States Ambassador to Morocco from 1981 to 1985. Original price of $17.50 intact. Hint of wear to corners. DJ a bit rubbed at extremities. An appealing copy with a nice association. Housed in custom slipcase. Warner Books hardcover
1960réf. 882225New York: Warner 1960. Review copy of the first trade edition. INSCRIBED BY NIXON TO ROBERT BORK on the official bookplate tipped in the title page. Jacket shows some very slight darkening to top edge. Otherwise this is a fine copy with a wonderful association between Nixon and his former Solicitor General Bork who fired Archibald Cox initiating the "Saturday night massacre" during the Watergate scandal. First Edition Inscribed. Red Cloth. Fine/Near Fine. 8vo. Warner Hardcover
1998réf. x-0471973602John Wiley & Sons Inc 1998. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 366 pages. 9.50x6.25x1.25 inches. John Wiley & Sons Inc hardcover
1980réf. 17027New York: Warner Books / Grosset & Dunlap 1980. Limited Edition / First Edition. Full leather. Near fine. Limited edition of The Real War by President Richard Nixon the personal copy of Rose Mary Woods. Limited edition of The Real War by President Richard Nixon the personal copy of Rose Mary Woods. Octavo 12 341pp 1. Red leather gilt title on spine gilt decoration on covers. Gilt leaf ends silk endpapers and silk bookmark sewn-in. Contains the original "Certificate of Authenticity" from Warner Books/Grosset & Dunlap. From a limited edition of 2500 copies this is number 49 signed by President Nixon on the limitation page. The paperwork from Warner Books notes that copy number 49 was presented to Rose Mary Woods. Rose Mary Woods 1917-2005 was the personal secretary for President Richard Nixon from his time in Congress through his presidency. She emerged on the national stage during the Watergate scandal when gaps were discovered in the White House tapes. She demonstrated how an erasure like this could happen by stretching from one side of her desk to another. This maneuver became known as the "Rose Mary Stretch" and was met with skepticism. After his resignation she followed President Nixon to California but returned to Washington to work on Capitol Hill. She passed away in 2005 and a memorial service was held at the Nixon Presidential Library. Warner Books / Grosset & Dunlap unknown
1980réf. 17027New York: Warner Books / Grosset & Dunlap 1980. Limited Edition / First Edition. Full leather. Near fine. Limited edition of The Real War by President Richard Nixon the personal copy of Rose Mary Woods. Limited edition of The Real War by President Richard Nixon the personal copy of Rose Mary Woods. Octavo 12 341pp 1. Red leather gilt title on spine gilt decoration on covers. Gilt leaf ends silk endpapers and silk bookmark sewn-in. Contains the original "Certificate of Authenticity" from Warner Books/Grosset & Dunlap. From a limited edition of 2500 copies this is number 49 signed by President Nixon on the limitation page. The paperwork from Warner Books notes that copy number 49 was presented to Rose Mary Woods. Rose Mary Woods 1917-2005 was the personal secretary for President Richard Nixon from his time in Congress through his presidency. She emerged on the national stage during the Watergate scandal when gaps were discovered in the White House tapes. She demonstrated how an erasure like this could happen by stretching from one side of her desk to another. This maneuver became known as the "Rose Mary Stretch" and was met with skepticism. After his resignation she followed President Nixon to California but returned to Washington to work on Capitol Hill. She passed away in 2005 and a memorial service was held at the Nixon Presidential Library. Warner Books / Grosset & Dunlap unknown books
1967réf. 152020New York: N.p. 1967. Vintage borderless photograph of Richard Nixon playing the piano in 1967. With the stamp of photographer Philippe Halsman on the verso along with manuscript pencil annotations regarding cropping. Russian-born Halsman began working as a photographer in Paris in the 1930s later moving to the US and producing reportage and covers for many major American magazines including a substantial 101 covers for Life magazine. Halsman became well known in his later career for his "jump pictures" a playful series capturing mid-century celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe the Ford family the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and Maria Felix in the act of jumping for the camera. 10.5 x 11.25 inches. Near Fine. N.p. unknown
1967réf. 152020New York: N.p. 1967. Vintage borderless photograph of Richard Nixon playing the piano in 1967. With the stamp of photographer Philippe Halsman on the verso along with manuscript pencil annotations regarding cropping. Russian-born Halsman began working as a photographer in Paris in the 1930s later moving to the US and producing reportage and covers for many major American magazines including a substantial 101 covers for Life magazine. Halsman became well known in his later career for his "jump pictures" a playful series capturing mid-century celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe the Ford family the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and Maria Felix in the act of jumping for the camera. 10.5 x 11.25 inches. Near Fine. N.p. unknown books
1910réf. 231311910. Aviation Women's Employment Women's aviation mixed archive spanning 1910 to 1978 documenting how female aviators entered public view through early parachute imagery press photography formal licensing and later commemorative print culture. Notably the 1930 British Empire aviator's certificate issued to Beatrice Garvan Sheridan and the 1932 Associated Press photograph of Amelia Earhart at a London dinner of the Royal Aeronautical Society where the typed verso explicitly identifies her as both the first woman to fly the Atlantic and the first woman guest at that event. Placed beside an earlier parachute photograph centered on a woman in an aviator's cap and a later signed letter from Alaska Ninety Nines member Mary Worthylake the group documents women entering aviation through licensing public spectacle and elite institutions that had been built almost entirely for men. Archive of 5 items spanning London New York and Woodburn Oregon including 3 original photographs 1 aviator's certificate and 1 typed letter signed circa 1910-1978 all documenting the early women of aviation and the public and institutional record of female flight; materials range in size from 3 x 4 inches to 7 x 11 inches. 1 Unidentified parachute photograph. Circa 1910. Original black and white photograph showing two men and one woman outdoors with a parachute; the woman stands forward at center wearing an aviator's cap while the men hold parachute fabric at either side. The image appears to predate the First World War and documents an early moment in parachute exhibition or demonstration culture before women's participation in aerial descent had become widely standardized through commercial and military aviation. 2 Federation Aeronautique Internationale. British Empire. Aviator's Certificate. August 6 1930. Folded certificate booklet issued to Beatrice Garvan Sheridan of Sydney Australia with mounted portrait photograph embossed stamp serial number and three manuscript signatures. The interior identifies the issuing authority and records Sheridan's qualification under British Empire aviation structures preserving direct evidence of a woman's formal entry into licensed flight at an early stage in civil aviation. 3 Associated Press photograph "Miss Earhart at Royal Society Dinner." From New York June 3 1932. Press photograph with typed verso caption identifying Amelia Earhart as "the first woman to successfully fly across the Atlantic Ocean" further noting that she was photographed in London when she was the guest and "the first woman guest" of the Royal Aeronautical Society with Lord Londonderry at her right. The image shows Earhart seated at the center of a formal dinner gathering surrounded by 23 men making the gendered exclusivity of the event visible in the photograph itself. 4 Press photograph of Margaret Nixon. Circa 1930s. Original portrait photograph showing Nixon smiling in flight gear with goggles and parachute harness visible; the verso caption reads "Going up to the clouds is fun on a hot day says Margaret Nixon." The photograph belongs to the news and feature-photo culture that turned female aviators into recognizable public figures through reproducible captioned portraiture. 5 Worthylake Mary. Typed letter signed to "Harry 'The Bookie.'" Woodburn Oregon October 31 1978. One-page typed letter on personal stationery signed in blue ink discussing the sale and wholesale terms of Worthylake's aviation book and mentioning aviation circles in Oregon Washington Anchorage and Fairbanks. Worthylake writes "I retail my book for $4.95 plus postage if I have to mail it. I can wholesale it in lots of at least ten" later adding "That gives you a 40% profit in retailing" and closing "Happy landings" linking the letter to the afterlife of women's aviation through regional memory print circulation and the networks of the Ninety Nines. Women's aviation was not recorded in one form alone but through overlapping systems of recognition: news syndication elite aeronautical institutions licensing authorities and later veteran print culture. Minor wear toning and creasing across the group; certificate booklet rubbed at exterior; photographs with expected handling wear and caption remnants on versos; letter folded and lightly stained signature clear. Overall good condition. Earhart's presence as the only woman visible in the 1932 dinner photograph Sheridan's credential booklet with official seals and signatures and the captioned Nixon portrait all preserve different stages in the public legibility of female aviators while the Worthylake letter extends that record into the late twentieth century through women-led aviation memory and book distribution. unknown
1910réf. 231311910. Aviation Women's Employment Women's aviation mixed archive spanning 1910 to 1978 documenting how female aviators entered public view through early parachute imagery press photography formal licensing and later commemorative print culture. Notably the 1930 British Empire aviator's certificate issued to Beatrice Garvan Sheridan and the 1932 Associated Press photograph of Amelia Earhart at a London dinner of the Royal Aeronautical Society where the typed verso explicitly identifies her as both the first woman to fly the Atlantic and the first woman guest at that event. Placed beside an earlier parachute photograph centered on a woman in an aviator's cap and a later signed letter from Alaska Ninety Nines member Mary Worthylake the group documents women entering aviation through licensing public spectacle and elite institutions that had been built almost entirely for men. Archive of 5 items spanning London New York and Woodburn Oregon including 3 original photographs 1 aviator's certificate and 1 typed letter signed circa 1910-1978 all documenting the early women of aviation and the public and institutional record of female flight; materials range in size from 3 x 4 inches to 7 x 11 inches. 1 Unidentified parachute photograph. Circa 1910. Original black and white photograph showing two men and one woman outdoors with a parachute; the woman stands forward at center wearing an aviator's cap while the men hold parachute fabric at either side. The image appears to predate the First World War and documents an early moment in parachute exhibition or demonstration culture before women's participation in aerial descent had become widely standardized through commercial and military aviation. 2 Federation Aeronautique Internationale. British Empire. Aviator's Certificate. August 6 1930. Folded certificate booklet issued to Beatrice Garvan Sheridan of Sydney Australia with mounted portrait photograph embossed stamp serial number and three manuscript signatures. The interior identifies the issuing authority and records Sheridan's qualification under British Empire aviation structures preserving direct evidence of a woman's formal entry into licensed flight at an early stage in civil aviation. 3 Associated Press photograph "Miss Earhart at Royal Society Dinner." From New York June 3 1932. Press photograph with typed verso caption identifying Amelia Earhart as "the first woman to successfully fly across the Atlantic Ocean" further noting that she was photographed in London when she was the guest and "the first woman guest" of the Royal Aeronautical Society with Lord Londonderry at her right. The image shows Earhart seated at the center of a formal dinner gathering surrounded by 23 men making the gendered exclusivity of the event visible in the photograph itself. 4 Press photograph of Margaret Nixon. Circa 1930s. Original portrait photograph showing Nixon smiling in flight gear with goggles and parachute harness visible; the verso caption reads "Going up to the clouds is fun on a hot day says Margaret Nixon." The photograph belongs to the news and feature-photo culture that turned female aviators into recognizable public figures through reproducible captioned portraiture. 5 Worthylake Mary. Typed letter signed to "Harry 'The Bookie.'" Woodburn Oregon October 31 1978. One-page typed letter on personal stationery signed in blue ink discussing the sale and wholesale terms of Worthylake's aviation book and mentioning aviation circles in Oregon Washington Anchorage and Fairbanks. Worthylake writes "I retail my book for $4.95 plus postage if I have to mail it. I can wholesale it in lots of at least ten" later adding "That gives you a 40% profit in retailing" and closing "Happy landings" linking the letter to the afterlife of women's aviation through regional memory print circulation and the networks of the Ninety Nines. Women's aviation was not recorded in one form alone but through overlapping systems of recognition: news syndication elite aeronautical institutions licensing authorities and later veteran print culture. Minor wear toning and creasing across the group; certificate booklet rubbed at exterior; photographs with expected handling wear and caption remnants on versos; letter folded and lightly stained signature clear. Overall good condition. Earhart's presence as the only woman visible in the 1932 dinner photograph Sheridan's credential booklet with official seals and signatures and the captioned Nixon portrait all preserve different stages in the public legibility of female aviators while the Worthylake letter extends that record into the late twentieth century through women-led aviation memory and book distribution. unknown books
réf. 00398804Government Printing Office. Hardcover. Very Good Plus. Six volumes complete set covering his Presidency from 1969 to Nixon's resignation in 1974. All volumes are First Printings. This is a very nice complete set of Nixon's presidential papers. The set is visually attractive with the gold gilt graphics on the spines bright. The hinges on the large books are tight. The interior of each book is clean no marks except for a gift inscription bookplate on the inside front board of volumes one and two . Government Printing Office hardcover
1956réf. BIBLIO-50171Maggs Bros. London for the Broxbourne Library first edition 1956. Limited edition of 300 copies. Quarter vellum and cloth leather spine-label top edge gilt folio 35 cm. ix 1 250 1 pp ills some mounted some colour. 119 entries. A selection of bindings from the famous library of Albert Ehrman. This is one of Howard Nixon's most important catalogues since it focusses on previously unpublished bindings and aims to describe and illustrate as wide as possible a selection of typical styles so producing a history of taste and design in European bookbinding. Nixon provides a wealth of information which is not limited to the particular bindings described but often relates them to examples in the British Library collection. Printed by Brooke Crutchley at the Cambridge University Press. An ex-library copy with an ink number to the foot of the spine a perforated stamp to the upper fore-edge corner throughout the text-block bookplate removed from front pastedown with some abrasion visible otherwise clean and bright internally apart from a few marks to front endpapers the covers somewhat darkened and marked. Maggs Bros., London, for the Broxbourne Library, first edition, 1956 hardcover
réf. 20638474National Capital Planning Committee & Minister for. 24.0 x 32.0cms c 100pp 32 illusts very good green leather-bound album. This copy has a bookplate with the Commonwealth of Australia shield and the printed name 'Professor D Winston'. In addition it reads ' Denis Winston Canberra April 1970' handwritten and 'Peter Nixon' handwritten. Each print has been expertly pasted onto the album's sheets. Presumably a very limited edition. This presentation copy is a collection of the photographs of 'some of the matters' which the NCPC advised on between 1964-1970. Peter Nixon The Minister of the Interior gave a copy to each of the members who were retiring 'from the Committee after most valued service since 1964'. Winston had been a site consultant to the Australian National University 1954-1970 and served on the technical advisory panel for the NCPC 1964-1970. According to Sir John Overall he 1908-1980 was 'undoubtedly the most important influence on planning in Australia in the post-war period' Freestone Australian Dictionary of Biography 2002. This book has 30 b/w photographs representing the Committee's achievements eg Anzac Parade Parkes Place the National Library the proposed Captain Cook Memorial jet the Carillion Northbourne Avenue Lake Burley Griffin etc. There are other prints of the city's proposed Y pattern and Lawrence Daws's painting of Canberra's future development. National Capital Planning Committee & Minister for hardcover
1982réf. 5288Warner Books 1982. Limited Numbered First Edition. Full Leather. Fine/No Jacket as Issued. A handsome full dark blue leather Limited Numbered First Edition First Printing signed by the author U.S. President Richard Nixon on the signature page and numbered 401 of 2500 Limited Edition copies. In fine unread condition with gold gilt titling and page edges moire silk endpapers and bound-in silk bookmark. 371 pp. including an extensive index. Includes the Certificate of Authenticity in a matching envelope from Warner Books. A beautiful book and scarce signature. Warner Books unknown
1982réf. 884446New York:: Warner Books 1982. First Printing. SIGNED AND INSCRIBED TO ENTERTAINER PEARL BAILEY on the half-title page as follows: To Pearle Bailey/Ambassador of Love/with warm regards/from/ Richard Nixon/ 5-16-85. Jacket with unclipped price shows some minor creasing and wear. A great association piece. First Edition Signed. Pullisher's Blue Cloth. Fine/Excellent. 8vo. Warner Books Hardcover
1962réf. 020696Garden City: Doubleday & Company Inc. 1962. First Edition. Hardcover. About Fine in a Very Good bright dustwrapper with light wear. INSCRIBED and SIGNED by the author on the front endpaper "To/J. M. Stuchen/with grateful appreciation/for his generous support/in my Seventh Crisis!/Dick Nixon." An unusual inscription referring to the title and subject matter of the book and being undated one can only guess at which crisis Nixon is referring to. Stuchen was an industrialist and active leader in the Greater Los Angeles Jewish Federation-Council who was elected Mayor of Beverly Hills in 1966. Doubleday & Company, Inc. hardcover
