1986rif. 420964Tallahassee: Naiad Press 1986. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Trade paperback original. Octavo. 210 4pp. Illustrated wrappers. Fine. A lesbian novel by the author of Patience and Sarah. Naiad Press unknown books
1984rif. 420926Barcelona Madrid: Editorial Egales 1984. Softcover. Fine. First Spanish edition. Illustrated self-wrappers. Octavo. 197pp. Fine in self-wrappers. A lesbian novel based on the life of American folk artist Mary Ann Wilson about two women living together in Greene County New York in 1816. The original self-published edition was sold by Routsong outside meetings of the New York chapter of the Daughters of Bilitis. A later hardcover version published by McGraw-Hill under the title Patience and Sarah won the American Librarians Association's first Gay Book Award now called the Stonewall Book Award in 1971. This edition is uncommon. Editorial Egales unknown books
1969rif. 131129376New York: Bleecker Street Press 1969. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. FIRST EDITION. Original wraps. Very Good overall. Creased toned and cocked spine; typical toning and a little staining to wraps. Gift inscriptions at front and on title page. Bleecker Street Press paperback
1969rif. 140942893New York: Bleecker Street Press 1969. First Edition. Good. First edition. Signed on the title page by author using her real name and inscribed to a former owner. Bound in publisher's original yellow wraps printed in brown. Good. Soiled and worn with heavy wear to joints and outer paper layer of spine mostly perished removing spine titles. Lean to binding. Pages sporadically soiled rusted paperclip impression to preliminary matter and former owner name to title page. This historical novel based on the lives of 19th century American folk artist Mary Ann Willson and her lover Miss Brundidge became an iconic lesbian book of the 1970s when McGraw-Hill republished it as Patience and Sarah. It won the first Stonewall Book Award in 1971. Bleecker Street Press unknown
1969rif. 420992New York: Bleecker Street Press 1969. Unbound. Good. First edition. Paperback original. Octavo. 185pp. Illustrated wrappers. Large chip on front wrap removing much of the author's name thus good only. A lesbian novel based on the life of American folk artist Mary Ann Willson about two women living together in Greene County New York in 1816. The original self-published edition was sold by Routsong outside meetings of the New York chapter of the Daughters of Bilitis. A later hardcover version published by McGraw-Hill under the title Patience and Sarah won the American Librarians Association's first Gay Book Award now called the Stonewall Book Award in 1971. Routsong had written two Now very uncommon mainstream novels under her own name based on her experience as a wife and mother of four before she entered a relationship with economist Elisabeth Deran. She wrote under the pseudonym in order not to embarrass her four daughters choosing the name Isabel as an anagram of the word "Lesbia" This edition has become exceptionally uncommon. Bleecker Street Press unknown
1972rif. 000017684New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company 1972 1972. First Hardcover Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo. 8 3-215 3 pp. Red cloth with decorations and lettering in blue on the front board silver lettering inset in a blue rectangle bordered in silver on the spine; bright blue endpapers and pastedowns; blue topstain. Price of $5.95 on front jacket flap. Jacket design by Barry Zaid. Katz Gay American History; Young 2707. Winner of the first Stonewall Award in 1971. Originally self-published in paperback under the title of A Place For Us in 1969. A historical novel based on the life of Mary Ann Wilson an American primitive painter of the early 1800's who lived on a farm in upstate New York with her devoted female companion. Very Good with slight lean rubbing to the blue on the spine and previous owner's name on free front endpaper in a Very Good or better dust jacket with a small closed tear to the top right corner of the front panel a few faint traces of edgewear and mild discoloration to the reverse. McGraw-Hill Book Company (1972) hardcover
1971rif. 420994New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company 1971. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. Book club edition. Octavo. 215 3pp. Owner's name on front fly a little cocked else near fine in rubbed very good dustwrapper with some sunning at the spine. A lesbian novel based on the life of American folk artist Mary Ann Willson about two women living together in Greene County New York in 1816. The original edition was self-published in 1969 as A Place for Us and sold by Routsong outside meetings of the New York chapter of the Daughters of Bilitis. This later hardcover version was published by McGraw-Hill under the new title Patience and Sarah. It won the American Librarians Association's first Gay Book Award now called the Stonewall Book Award in 1971. Any hardcover edition is uncommon. McGraw-Hill Book Company hardcover
rif. 458099Tallahassee Fl.: The Naiad Press 1990. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Trade paperback. Illustrated wrappers. Spine sunned else near fine. Author's third book a novel of two young women separated by their parents who take different paths to eventually arrive at the same place: the tumultuous upheaval at the Stonewall Inn. Routsong was the author of the classic lesbian novel A Place for Us which was later published as Patience and Sarah. Inscribed by Routsong on the half-title: "To Julie Radford an old friend of longstanding with love and thanks from Isabel Miller. November 30 1990." Radford succeeded Routsong in the affections of her longtime partner and muse Elizabeth Deran although they all remained good friends and neighbors. Deran was originally Routsong's partner and the longtime motivating force in her life during the time she wrote A Place for Us which was selected by the American Library Association as the winner of its first Gay Book Award now called the Stonewall Book Award. A significant association. Books signed by Routsong are uncommon. The Naiad Press unknown
rif. 458097Tallahassee Fl.: The Naiad Press 1986. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Trade paperback. Illustrated wrappers. Slightly sunned at the extremities very near fine. Author's second book an autobiographical novel which traces her early married life during WWII and her eventual acknowledgment and acceptance of her lesbianism. Routsong was the author of the classic lesbian novel A Place for Us which was later published as Patience and Sarah. Inscribed by Routsong at her author photo to Julie Radford: "My dear friend Julie Radford with love Thanksgiving Day 1987 from Alma." Routsong has also crossed out the name Isabel Miller under her author picture and Signed as Alma Routsong. Julie Radford succeeded Routsong in the affections of her longtime partner and muse Elizabeth Deran although they all remained good friends and neighbors. Deran was originally Routsong's partner and the longtime motivating force in her life during the time she wrote A Place for Us which was selected by the American Library Association as the winner of its first Gay Book Award now called the Stonewall Book Award. A significant association. Books signed by Routsong are uncommon. The Naiad Press unknown
1984rif. 420926Barcelona Madrid: Editorial Egales 1984. Softcover. Fine. First Spanish edition. Illustrated self-wrappers. Octavo. 197pp. Fine in self-wrappers. A lesbian novel based on the life of American folk artist Mary Ann Wilson about two women living together in Greene County New York in 1816. The original self-published edition was sold by Routsong outside meetings of the New York chapter of the Daughters of Bilitis. A later hardcover version published by McGraw-Hill under the title Patience and Sarah won the American Librarians Association's first Gay Book Award now called the Stonewall Book Award in 1971. This edition is uncommon. Editorial Egales unknown
rif. 63-1821Moscow: Moscow Drama Theatre 1959. 9 Black & White Photographs 5" x 7" Mostly Oblong. Very Good. Notes inked on verso of photographs in Russian. Photographs from the Alma Law Collection. Moscow: Moscow Drama Theatre, 1959. unknown
rif. 6942traduction nouvelle par M de CHATEAUBRIAND 2 tomes en 2 volumes in 12 broché,tome 1:faux-titre,portrait gravé de MILTON en frontispice sous serpent,XXXV,282 pages 1 page d’errata Tome 2:faux-titre,titre,247 pages,1 page d’errata.Charles Gosselin & Cie et Furne 1836
rif. 43307846-nnew. unknown
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1999rif. 54026Virgin UK, 1999. CD CD
rif. 6356030The Haworth Press Incorporated . Papeback. New. pp. 415 The Haworth Press, Incorporated unknown
rif. 8752Autrement Petit In-4°, broché, couverture souple glacée ill (chinoise aus seins nus en estampe), 202 pages, bel ensemble.
rif. 1463361343.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
2021rif. SKU0589432Brookes Publishing 2021-04-15. paperback. Good. 8x0x11. Textbook May Have Highlights Notes and/or Underlining BOOK ONLY-NO ACCESS CODE NO CD Ships with Tracking Brookes Publishing paperback
2021rif. SKU0636939Brookes Publishing 2021-04-15. paperback. New. 8x0x11. New Textbook Ships with Tracking Brookes Publishing paperback
2019rif. 2-6139433428Editorial Académica Española 2019. Paperback. New. 108 pages. Spanish language. 8.66x5.87x0.35 inches. Editorial Académica Española paperback
199488 pages. Features: Finding a Niche - Ellen Hauptli, Judith Bird, and Tim Harding; A Costume Designer's Process - Patricia Zipprodt designs for 'My Fair Lady'; Neil Bottle Building Up Illusion; Body and Soul - The role of vesture in the Church; plus profiles of Janis Kanter, Margot Eiseman, Nancy Cook Smith, and Mary Catherine Lamb. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy. Magazine
2012rif. 1-3659054720Editorial Académica Española 2012. Paperback. New. 108 pages. Spanish language. 8.66x5.91x0.25 inches. Editorial Académica Española paperback
2005rif. 19573Universal Music, 2005. 1 CD Audio CD
1985rif. 12749Pottstown PA: Walter's Publishing Co 1985. Octavo 9.25 x 9" original pictorial wrappers spiral bound 216 pp. plus charts and cooking guides. No date but based on a calendar page this was published in 1985/1986. An African American community cookbook from Pottstown Pennsylvania published in a larger format and length than most similar cookbooks of the era that we have handled. Begins with a "Home Maker's Prayer" and a foreword which notes that "It has been a 'Trying Time' these past months collecting recipes copying and preparing for publishing." The recipes are all attributed and range from everyday dishes to more original ones. Recipes include hot chicken wings crackling bread sour milk pancakes Dr. Bird Cake Passover brownies brown sugar fudge cake Joe's Pineapple Cake Early American Scripture Cake Ma's Pumpkin Pie Cajun Cream Pie sweet potato pudding Beluah's Chili hot dogs and rice barbecued catfish kabobs Mama's Jambalaya ham loaf tuna cheddar sandwich loaf spoon bread inside out ravioli chicken giblet soup sweet and sour green beans mixed greens with corn bread dumplings lima bean casserole green beans and grapefruit butter sauce collards. and many more. Not in OCLC. Covers with some wear along edges creasing to corners soiling to rear cover several pages with folds to corners else very nice. Walter's Publishing Co unknown
