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ref. 8972London: George H. Harrap & Co. Fifth Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. No date listed but could be early 1900's. You won't find this anywhere else on the web. Please email for more information. Some minor foxing. George H. Harrap & Co. hardcover
ref. 20200834San Francisco CA: El Rico Land Company 11-Dec-19. General wear and soiling. Letter folds. Minor penciling on envelope. A letter to a Mr. Peter Goettsch of Nicolaus CA regarding payment of his dividends in the El Rico Land Company. Originally enclosed with this letter was check for $400. The letter is on a specialized letterhead meant for exactly this type of correspondence. The majority of the letter is preprinted with blank sections in order to fill in the date check number and amount. The letter is signed by the company's secretary A. W. Sutton. In the background of the letter is a blue screened image from a photograph depicting a single Caterpillar Tractor pulling four large trailers behind it filled with what appears to be sacks of grain. Single page letter with corresponding envelope. Measures 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" letter 6" x 3 1/2" envelope. In the Caterpillar Times Vol. 35 No. 11 pg. 5 a promotional magazine of the Caterpillar Tractor Company available on Google Books named Caterpillar Times Volumes 35-37 in November 1915 there is what appears to be another image but at a different angle of this same engraving printed in the issue. The caption there reads "The biggest load ever pulled into El Rico Calif. Outfit of the El Rico Land Company. Total load - 55 tons 1300 pounds." There is not much information on the El Rico Land Company but they appear to have been an investment company/ land colonization company based in San Francisco which purchased land in and around the San Fernando Valley specially El Rico CA in order to encourage people to move there and farm it. El Rico Land Company unknown
2010ref. 170711002Bruce Museum 2012-01-01. Hardcover. Like New. 0x0x0. Please Read No marks on text - My shelf location - 2k-3-c Bruce Museum, hardcover
1949ref. 2P8169New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1949. A very good plus hardcover green spine picturecover. hardcover Light corner wear. Inscription on front end page. 1960s printing. Back cover lists to Puzzle in the Pond. Hard Cover. Very Good Plus. Grosset & Dunlap Hardcover
1955ref. 3P0016Grosset and Dunlap 1955. A good to very good green spined picturecover hardcover. Light wear to edges and corners and slight spine slant. Owner's inscription. Clean and bright. Number 26 in The Judy Bolton Mystery series. Backcover lists to Puzzle in the Pond . Hard Cover. Good to Very Good. Grosset and Dunlap Hardcover
1959ref. 010933London: Macdonald & Evans 1959. 3rd Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. "Completly revised and enlarged with new material". DJ has hint of rubbing at extremities. 278pp. illus. unmarked. Binding tight. No prev ownership marks. Lovely copy. Macdonald & Evans hardcover
2006ref. 015235New Haven: Yale University Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2006. Hardcover. 0300119704 . Pictorial dust jacket over teal cloth boards. Corners of boards are bumped otherwise book is in fine condition. Criticisms and interpretations of the work of pioneering Dutch painter Jan van der Heyden. ; Color Illustrations; Oblong 4to 11" - 13" tall; 250 pp . Yale University Press hardcover
1993ref. 41588NY: Peter Lang 1993. Complete in two volumes. Glossy blue boards no jackets as issued. Embossed stamp of prior collector otherwise bright and fine. Clean and tight with crisp texts. "This is a critical edition of the complete plays of a very important Elizabethan University playwright together with introductions English translations and textual commentaries. Legge was the father of the Tudor Chronicle play and his Richardus Tertius was probably employed as a source for Shakespeare's Richard III.". First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No jacket as issued. Peter Lang Hardcover
1930ref. 336H0227Great Britain: Hodder & Stoughton 1930. Magazine. Illus. by E.O. Hoppe cover photo. Good. Paperback. First Edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Pages 269-318. Features: Cover photo of Mr. H.M. Tomlinson; Nice illustrated ad for John Buchan and his new novel Castle Gay; H.M. Tomlinson; Charles Lamb; Edward John Trelawny; Sir Arthur Pinero; Biographies of the Moment; Bookman Gallery - Frank Kendon; Ambrose Bierce; Coronets and Hearts; The Trail of the Criminal; and much more. Average wear. A sound vintage copy. Hodder & Stoughton Paperback
1720ref. 12436London: Sold by John Bowles Print & Map-Seller over against Stocks Market 1720-30. Image: 346 by 470mm 13.5 by 18.5 inches. Sheet: 390 by 557mm. 15.25 by 22 inches. Engraved print. A view of Covent Garden showing the market. From 'London Described' a collection of 46 topographic prints of the city published by John and Thomas Bowles in 1731. BM 18801113.3043. Sold by John Bowles, Print & Map-Seller over against Stocks Market, unknown
1720ref. 12337London: Sold by John Bowles Print & Map-Seller over against Stocks Market c.1720. Image: 345 by 465mm 13.5 by 18.25 inches. Sheet: 420 by 550mm 16.5 by 21.75 inches. Engraved print. A view of the equestrian statue of Charles II donated by Sir Robert Vyner. Sir Robert Vyner 1631-88 was a goldsmith and banker. He made the crown and orb for Charles II's coronation in 1661 after the original Crown Jewels had been lost while his father Charles I was fleeing the country. Vyner was made goldsmith to the King and knighted as a reward and became Lord Mayor of London in 1674. In 1668 St Mary Woolchurch was demolished to make way for the construction of a new market rebuilt as a fruit and vegetable market. The years after Vyner became Mayor he erected the statue in the centre. The statue had in fact been bought from Europe as an unfinished statue of John Sobieski King of Poland trampling on a Turk. Vyner had the statue altered so that Sobieski's head was replaced by Charles's and the Turk turned into Oliver Cromwell. The figure trampled under the horse's hooves is dressed in flowing Eastern robes. The statue was moved to make way for the construction of Mansion House. BM 18801113.3609. Sold by John Bowles, Print & Map-Seller over against Stocks Market, unknown
1872ref. 61762New York: James Sutton and Company. Very Good. 1872. Hardcover. This is a bound Volume V from 1872 of this heavily illustrated monthly. It lacks the first issue and so is Volume V No. 2- Volume V No. 12. Original boards but the binding has been crudely rebacked and repaired with a cloth tape by a Library. The Contents are clean and fresh and unmarked with the single exception of a library stamp at the top of one page of text in No. 4 and include many full page woodcut illustrations. . James Sutton and Company hardcover
1951ref. 38452Norman: University of Oklahoma Press. Very Good. 1951. Hardcover. -; Very Good. No dust jacket. . University of Oklahoma Press hardcover
1992ref. DBS-9780521367035Cambridge University Press 1992. 1st. Paperback. New. Cambridge University Press paperback
2003ref. DBS-9780471267720Wiley 2003. 1st. Hardcover. New. Wiley hardcover
2003ref. DBS-9780471267720Wiley 2003. 1st. Hardcover. New. Wiley hardcover
1992ref. DBS-9780521367035Cambridge University Press 1992. 1st. Paperback. New. Cambridge University Press paperback
1931ref. 15861New York/London: Harper & Brothers. Very Good in Very Good dj. 1931. First Edition. Hardcover. nice solid copy light soiling to bottom edge internally clean; jacket is edgeworn small piece missing at bottom right-hand corner of front panel faint dampstain near top of front panel nearly split along rear foldover still quite attractive. Futurist fantasy in which a young Greek war refugee introduced to the wonders of modern machinery works his way up from garage mechanic to member of an airline crew. This gets him mixed up with a mysterious American arms merchant and he eventually finds himself a stowaway on a gigantic Russian airship the "Zodiak" operated by the Militant Anti-God League which of course! takes its marching er flying orders straight from Moscow and whose mission he discovers is to blanket the world with Communist propaganda leaflets and thereby lay the groundwork for a World Revolution. The book appears to be chock-full of mystical symbolism and stuff check the signs of the Zodiac on the jacket spine and in its closing pages the author quotes that well-known mystic Henry Ford: "Shall we not some day reach a point where the machine is becomes all powerful and the man of no consequence" Shall we not indeed . Harper & Brothers hardcover
1958ref. #2042-20119FLEP shows a strip of thin paper only remnant of X-Lib. Light toning else appears as new unread unblemished copy in tan cloth covered pictorial boards displaying no significant surface/edge/wear as shown. The American West has always been a land of boundless adventure and unlimited opportunity. "Go West youn man and grow up with the country!" Horace Greeley advised. And thousands of ambitious young men who took the excellent advice wrested fortunes from this great hospitable land that hands out her bounty so lavishly to those who are willing to work hard and take chances. A Young America Adventure Book. Insurance & handling is included free. Extra Charges/Fees apply on Shipments Outside The U.S. and Expedited Shipments. Oversize and/or heavy books may require additional fees. Will advise Updated 3.13.2023 Biblio 9.21.2020 #2042-20119 Young America Books, Inc hardcover
1936ref. 038664New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1936 No. 9 of the Judy Bolton series. Judy is thrilled when she learns that her old friend Dora Scott is returning to Farringdon. The girls plan a huge welcoming party for Scottie at the railroad station but Judy realizes that their plans were a mistake when she sees Scottie's reaction. Refers to The Trail of the Green Doll on front flap of DJ and sfep verso refers to the forbidden chest at the end of the text refers to Beverly Gray's Fortune on back of DJ. Condition notes: vii 215 numbered pp; HB w/DJ. Pages: clean bright tight brown topstain decorative cream/brown eps; a bit of toning to eps. Cover: brown tweed black artwork and titles front black titles spine; v lt shelfwear extrems barely worn shallow light scuff to front. DJ: unclipped color artwork and red/white titles front white spine with black titles; modest edge/shelfwear w/head tattered/chipped tail a bit tattered foxing to back a few small/tiny closed tears. A nice copy. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover
1949ref. 038657New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1949 No. 20 of the Judy Bolton series. Someone is trying to sabotage the rebuilding of Roulsville which was destroyed after a flood. Mysterious accidents have injured workers. Peter is called by the foreman to investigate the sabotage. While he is on the premises Peter is attacked by an unknown assailant. Peter is hospitalized in serious condition and Judy devotes her energy into uncovering who is responsible for the accident. Refers to The Spirit of Fog Island on front flap of DJ refers to The Black Cat's Clue on the half title verso refers to Vicki Barr's Behind the White Veil on back of DJ. Condition notes: x 211 numbered pp; HB w/DJ. Pages: clean bright tight brown topstain decorative cream/brown eps frontis; a.e. mildly sunned. Cover: brown tweed black artwork and titles front black titles spine; v lt shelfwear front top corner barely bumped. DJ: clipped in Brodart color artwork and yellow/white titles front white titles spine; modest edge/shelfwear w/ small chips to head and tail crinkles to spine several small closed tears. A nice copy. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover
1955ref. 038655New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1955 No. 26 of the Judy Bolton series. Judy and Peter visit a dilapidated castle to see what they can discover for a newspaper article. While outside the castle walls Judy and Peter hear mysterious violin music playing from within. They learn that nobody has seen castle owner John Dent and also learn that some local children have been missing for several hours. Judy and Peter decide they must find a way inside the castle to find John Dent and the children in case they are being held captive by a mean caretaker. Refers to self on front flap of DJ refers to self on the half title verso refers to Nancy Drew's The Scarlet Slipper Mystery on back of DJ. Condition notes: x 176 numbered pp 1; HB w/DJ. Pages: clean bright tight brown topstain decorative cream/brown eps frontis; slight foxing to f.e. Cover: brown tweed black artwork and titles front black titles spine; minimal shelfwear. DJ: unclipped in Brodart color artwork and yellow/white titles front/spine; modest edge/shelfwear w/small chips and narrow loss to head affecting legibility of "e" in the word clue. A nice copy. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover
1958ref. 038653New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1958 No. 29 of the Judy Bolton series. When Blackberry Judy's remarkable black cat presents her with his latest gift-a curious little pink china wing which he had found in the garden-it takes Judy seven days and a three-hundred-mile journey to solve the mystery to which the china wing was-at first-the sole clue. Refers to self on the half title verso refers to self on rear flap of DJ refers to Nancy Drew's The Witch Tree Symbol on back of DJ. Condition notes: viii 182 numbered pp; HB w/DJ. Pages: clean bright tight brown topstain decorative cream/brown eps frontis; f.e. slightly grubby. Cover: rose tweed black artwork and titles front black titles spine; minimal shelfwear. DJ: unclipped in Brodart color artwork and yellow/white titles front/spine; mild edge/shelfwear w/head/tail a bit tattered/crinkled 2 small holes to front top near head if you small closed tears. A very nice copy. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover
1943ref. 038659New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1943 No. 16 of the Judy Bolton series. Judy and her friend Pauline try to locate missing author Alice Bradley at her home in a remote area. Judy leaves her wedding dress on the porch while she and Pauline search the house. They find the house empty and when they emerge they discover that Judy's wedding dress has disappeared! Refers to The Clue in the Ruined Castle on front flap of DJ refers to The Trail of the Green Doll on the half title verso refers to Nancy Drew's the Scarlet Slipper Mystery on back of DJ. Condition notes: vii 207 numbered pp; HB w/DJ. Pages: clean bright tight brown topstain decorative cream/brown eps frontis; f.e. a bit grubby. Cover: rose tweed black artwork and titles front black titles spine; minimal shelfwear. DJ: clipped in Brodart color artwork and green/white titles front white spine with black titles; v lt edge/shelfwear w/ minor rubbing to front foxing to spine narrow loss to head. A very nice copy. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover
1937ref. 038663New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1937 No. 10 of the Judy Bolton series. Judy is surprised when Arthur Farringdon-Pett slips an engagement ring on her finger. Meanwhile Lorraine Lee tries to capture the thieves who robbed a fur store in Farringdon. When Lorraine disappears Judy and Arthur begin a desperate search for her. Refers to The Haunted Fountain on front flap of DJ and sfep verso refers to The Forbidden Chest at the end of the text refers to Nancy Drew's The Witch Tree Symbol on back of DJ. Condition notes: vii 216 numbered pp; HB w/DJ. Pages: clean bright tight brown topstain decorative cream/brown eps; a bit of toning to eps. Cover: brown tweed black artwork and titles front black titles spine; minimal shelfwear. DJ: unclipped in Brodart color artwork and red/white titles front white spine with black titles; lt edge/shelfwear w/ small closed tear with crinkle to front near head. A very nice copy. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover