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ref. 63-2134San Francisco CA: Wes Gibson ca. 2001. Color Silkscreen. 13" x 17". Very Good. [San Francisco, CA: Wes Gibson, ca. 2001?]. unknown
ref. 63-2135San Francisco CA: Wes Gibson ca. 2001. Color Silkscreen. 13" x 17". Very Good. [San Francisco, CA: Wes Gibson, ca. 2001?]. unknown
ref. 63-2136San Francisco CA: Wes Gibson ca. 2001. Color Silkscreen. 13" x 17". Very Good. [San Francisco, CA: Wes Gibson, ca. 2001?]. unknown
ref. 63-2132San Francisco CA: Wes Gibson ca. 2001. Color Silkscreen. 13" x 17". Very Good. [San Francisco, CA: Wes Gibson, ca. 2001?]. unknown
ref. 63-2131San Francisco CA: Wes Gibson ca. 2001. Color Silkscreen. 13" x 17". Very Good. [San Francisco, CA: Wes Gibson, ca. 2001?]. unknown
ref. 63-2133San Francisco CA: Wes Gibson ca. 2001. Color Silkscreen. 13" x 17". Very Good. [San Francisco, CA: Wes Gibson, ca. 2001?]. unknown
ref. 59-332520th cent. Silkscreen. 11 x 12-1/4 inches. Signed by artist. Numbered 3/5. 20th cent. unknown
ref. 63-2137San Francisco CA: Wes Gibson ca. 2001. Color Silkscreen. 11" x 12". Very Good. [San Francisco, CA: Wes Gibson, ca. 2001?]. unknown
ref. 63-2144San Francisco CA: Wes Gibson ca. 2001. Color Silkscreen. 11" x 14". Oblong. Very Good with pinholes. [San Francisco, CA: Wes Gibson, ca. 2001?]. unknown
1904ref. 013826Self Published. With Attribution. Gift inscription from one survivor to another. Original blue boards with titles on front and spine. Paper label illustrating the disaster on front cover. 326 pages plus photographs. Edge wear soiling. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1904. Self Published hardcover
1896ref. 54346Seguin Texas: Smith & Moore 1896. 1896. As described by Ramon Adams in his bibliography Six-Guns And Saddle Leather "In the first copies of the original edition The Life Of John Wesley Hardin. released by the printers the portrait of Joe Hardin John's brother is mislabeled John M. Hardin." This single sheet portrait of John Wesley Hardin was apparently produced to be inserted into copies of Hardin's autobiography as printed under this correct portrait is the following: The Picture On Opposite Page Is That Of Joe Hardin Brother Of John Wesley. Though we have seen many copies of The Life Of John Wesley Hardin and have been familiar with Ramon Adams and John H. Jenkins statements regarding the Frontispiece portrait this is the first that we have seen this insert. Paper tanned else fine. Smith & Moore, 1896. hardcover
2016ref. 297207Denver Colorado: Outskirts Press Incorporated 2016. Hard Cover. Near Fine binding/Near Fine dust jacket. Signed. 8vo.; in publisher’s blue cloth binding with dustjacket; 95 pages with black and white illustrations; this copy is signed by author Wesley E. Etheridge Sr.~~It was off the coast of Florida in 1978 when an executive officer crashed a plane in the flight of the USS Forestal where the two young sailors who authored this account were working. What happened was unclear. The question posed in this book is whether the military engaged in a cover-up. Near Fine binding / Near Fine dust jacket. Outskirts Press, Incorporated unknown
1818ref. E20444New York: J. Soule and T. Mason 1818. Leather_bound. Very Good. Original full calf with spine lined in gilt and red leather spine label lettered in gilt. 253 pp. 4 pp. Contents at rear. A tight example with the binding rubbed along edges spine and soem scuffing to the boards. Handwritten and decorated ownership signature and place dated 1838 on the second front blank. Text is well foxed. Deaccsessioned from a church archive and so stamped on the verso of the title page. An early U.S. printing of Wesley's Extract a work that first appeared in 1793. J. Soule and T. Mason unknown
2002ref. 348368San Francisco: Jason Marc-Alexander 2002. An envelope containing two poems on five folded 8.5x11 inch sheets three folded 5.5x8.5 inch sheets of handwritten letter to Davis from Marc-Alexander and a color photo of Marc-Alexander in front of the late lamented Zona Rosa on Haight. Jason's poem is "Icarus". Marc-Alexander was a founding member of The San Francisco Mime Troup alongside Davis and appeared in "A Minstrel Show" in 1967. Jason Marc-Alexander unknown
1947ref. 003662BIndianapolis: Bobbs Merrill 1947. Fine/Near Fine. A fine clean and tight copy in a near fine jacket/brodart covered. No statement of edition. A very later edition in first issue jacket. Signed by Marguerite Henry "To the Hellers greetings from Grimalkin and Marguerite Henry." Jacket is very clean and bright with some edge wear to corners and spine tips. Jacket is not priced clipped. Small tear to front top edge of jackey. No bumped corners to book. Spine tips are smooth and round. A very nice copy. Scarce Signed. Bobbs Merrill unknown
ref. mon0000154393Moon Design Publications. paperback. Very Good. 0.7283 in x 8.4291 in x 5.8504 in. Very mild shelfwear. Moon Design Publications paperback
1947ref. 014155New York: Harper & Brothers 1947. Blank corners of half-title and title page creased. Corner of front foldi-in of dust jacket clipped; the other with price of $3.50; short edge tear. First Edition. Original Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good. Harper & Brothers Hardcover
ref. PRINT9KR0137not mentioned. Pamphlet. Collectible; Very Good. Prompt shipment with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes Offprint. First edition. Offprint. Original wrappers. Tops margin of most pages waved else good. Ownership stamp Hans Peter Thomsen front cover. not mentioned unknown
1882ref. 045597Washington DC: Government Printing Office. A clean tight hardcover in very good condition; original boards rebound with a new spine with gilt lettering and new end papers. mild shelf wear and rubbing lightly bumped corners. NOTE: Oversize volume; no priority or overseas Amazon orders. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1882. Government Printing Office hardcover
ref. 15158Minneapolis MN: U. Of Minnesota Press 1956. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Used: Good. 0x0x0. First edition 1956. Dr. Wesley Spink's copy. Cloth 464pp chipped DJ. Incriptions to the author from the publisher "To our favoirte author." and type designer Helen Clapsattleand Jane McCarthy. Dr. Spink was a world authority on Brucellosis. U. Of Minnesota Press hardcover
1942ref. RSTOSAT00absCurtis 1942. Good. Stout Wesley Winans. The Saturday Evening Post March 28 1942. Faulkner William. Philadelphia: Curtis 1942. 92pp. Illustrated. Folio. Stapled pictorial wraps. Book condition: Good. Chipped with a few losses taped closed tears and slightly soiled. Address sticker partially covering title on front cover. Two Soldiers short story by Faulkner. Curtis paperback
ref. 52087Nashville TN: Southern Methodist Publisher's House. Revised Edition. Hardcover. Poor . 4 vols small octavos. A readable but poor set in dry chipped and worn calf. Hinges cracked on all vols. Vol 1 date 1884 the remaining 3 vols dated 1875. Pages 443-444 in vol 2 are torn with loss of text. Foxed. Previous owners' names pencilled on end papers. Southern Methodist Publisher's House hardcover
ref. 51-2065The San Francisco Library 1960. 3 Color letterpress poster. 22 x 16 inches. The San Francisco Library, 1960. unknown
1931ref. 64301931. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Houck and Co. Pub. Roanoke VA. 1931; 1st edition; presentation copy; very good condition; bound in flexible cloth; rubbing along edges of cover; 103 pages; profusely illustrated; Wesley Taylor; Hosiery; Fashion; Art hardcover
1945ref. 011856NY: Viking Press. Second printing. Hard cover in dust jacket. Published NY: Viking 1945. 8vo. xlix503pp. Brown cloth with black titles top edge tinted black. Minor bump nick at top edge of front board else near fine in fine mylar protected dust jacket with minor sweat stain. . Near Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 2nd Printing. 1945. Viking Press hardcover
