Search Results: Eldercare

New York: Holt Rinehart Winston, 1965. First Edition . Brown Cloth. Good+/Good. Light shelfwear, binding a bit loose, orig owner's signature on flyleaf. Jacket somewhat shelfworn, not price clipped. Based on factual notes taken by Theodore Dreiser, this is a novel of the tobacco industry in the 1930s.

New York: Wellfleet Press, 1997. Blue Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good+. Clean and unmarked. Jacket shows only very minimal shelfwear. Traces the history of cigar art (boxes and bands)from the 1870s - 1930s. Hundreds of color photos. Large, heavy volume, 11 x 12, 248 pages. Extra postage will probably be required.

London: John Castle, 1924. Second Printing . Brown Cloth. Good+/No Jacket. Norman Janes. Bumps to corners, wear and minor soiling, text clean and unmarked. All about tobacco, in all it's forms. "Blendings from Prose and Verse since Raleigh's Time". Woodcuts by Norman Janes.

New York: Riverhead Books. Very Good+ in Very Good dust jacket. 1999. Hardcover. 1573221295 . Tan boards with white cloth spine covering, red titles the spine. In Near Fine condition. Tightly bound with bright, unmarked pages. Light wear to the front bottom edge. The DJ is unclipped, very good with light wear to the covers and edges. "Writing from her experience as a therapist and from interviews with families and older people, the author of "Reviving Ophelia" offers scenarios to help bridge the generation gap. Through poignant and hopeful stories of real children, adults, and elders, Pipher helps readers understand that the landscape of age is truly of another country." ; 1.3 x 9 x 6.2 Inches; 328 pages .

Garden City: Garden City, 1947. First Edition . Illustrated Hardcover. Good+/No Jacket. Jefferson Machamer. Losse binding, wear at corners, unmarked. A compact little hardcover (35 pgs) of cartoons and humorous stories related to pipe smoking.

Minneapolis, MN: Joseph M. Wolfe Company, 1927. Deluxe and Twelfth edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo, 128 pages, yearbook cloth, inked ownership inscription on endpaper. Signed on title-page by Ida Wolfe, her first edition of this work. Extensively illustrated. "No Odd Fellow or Odd Fellow's dependent EVER BECOMES A PUBLIC CHARGE." In 1927, over 2.5 million people were members of the Order.

New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries, 1968. First edition. stapled wrappers. Fair. photogravure . Small quarto, pp. 33-49 only (just the pages on the Indians), in original wrappers. This is the Cigar Store Indian collection of Edwin P. S. Newman. Most of his examples -including a Pair of Indians - have estimated dates of origin pre-20th century. The collection even includes a three foot high figure of an Itinerant Irishman! Newman inherited these from his uncle, Francis D. Shoemaker, who collected them from 1900-1930s. Note: the pages for the listings of lots 1-175 have been excised.