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Publisher's original blue cloth with spine and upper board ruling, lettering, and Twayne decorative device gilt, octavo, pp. 170.

Publisher's original blue cloth with spine and upper board lettering gilt, octavo, pp. 170. Very Good with just light shelf and consultation wear.

Edition limited to 2000 copies, of which this is Number 1286, in the publisher's original brown cloth with spine and upper board lettering gilt, octavo, pp. 94 + [1] + colophon. Decorative endpapers. Illustrated with ink drawings, color plates, and several black and white photos. Dust jacket was not issued with this title.

Publisher's original red cloth with paper label affixed, octavo, pp. 32. Some foxing, more obvious on preliminary and terminal leaves than in text. Previous owner has pencilled small unobtrusive marginal brackets at occasional points of personal interest. Cloth is a bit faded by sun. GOOD and sound, withal. Oxford's printing of the Sir Israel Gollancz Memorial Lecture, British Academy, 1930.

Publisher's original pale green boards with color illustration on front panel, oblong 24mo (5 inches in height x 7 inches in width), pp. 95. Illustrated throughout. Dust jacket was not issued with this title.

Publisher's original stapled wrappers, octavo, pp. 28 + [1]. Black and white diagrams. The wrappers are a frail, fragile affair in POOR condition. Bottom edge of front wrap has all but perished across the century. Some loss at bottom corner of rear wrap, as well. Interior has fared a bit better and is clean and unmarked, condition about GOOD. Scholars… Read more about this item

Publisher's original tan card-stock wrappers with white comb binding, octavo, pp. v, 101. Light shelf and handling wear; old diagonal crease near top corner of rear panel. Small spot on bottom edge. Internally clean and unmarked. A most thorough and useful compendium from the former University of Georgia Psychology Professor.

Publisher's original string-tied light blue wrappers, 6 inches in height x 4 3/4 inches in width, serial pagination [307-316], 317-347, + [1] + [2] leaves ads. Features Arthur Adams's "London Streets: A Book of Lyrics." Just a bit weary from shelf and handling. An old diagonal crease on front wrapper is more visible inside the wrap than outside (see image… Read more about this item

Publisher's original light blue cloth with embossed title gilt and illustration of the catastrophe, quarto, pp. 446. Patterned endpapers. FAIR-only, with spine ends and board tips rubbed through; shelf soiling to cloth; front hinge beginning to show signs of tenderness.

Publisher's original red cloth with white upper board lettering over chess game design, octavo, pp. 368. Frontis illustration of the author returning from the war zone with a Captain Finch aboard the S. S. "Arabic." Spine ends and board tips just very light shelf wear. Front hinge is a bit tender. Leaves toned with age. This copy with a unique… Read more about this item

Original illustrated tan cloth, octavo, pp. vi, 161 + [1] leaf publisher's ads. Tissue-guarded frontispiece and other illustrations by Frederick Simpson Coburn. Previous owner 1901 Christmas ownership signature on free front endpaper. Condition is GOOD with shelf rubbing at spine ends and board tips and some mottling of the cloth on the bottom edges of the boards. One pinhead-sized spot… Read more about this item

Publisher's original illustrated card-stock wrappers, octavo, pp. 127 + colophon. Several color illustrations; several maps. Very Good with the light shelf wear. An old Grand Teton National Park Foundation flyer is laid in.

First edition, second printing, in the publisher's original green cloth with spine title, quarto, pp. xiii, 210 plus colophon. Previous owner's bookplate on front pastedown. The preliminary and terminal pages are foxed and toned darkly with age. A very old bookmark was left between pp. 182 and 183 and has caused heavy offsetting in that gutter. Other pages clean and… Read more about this item

Publisher's original light yellow cloth with darker yellow spine lettering, octavo, pp. xvi, 203. Black and white illustrations.

Publisher's original black cloth with spine lettering gilt, octavo, pp. xii, 529. Black and white illustrations. Just the lightest bit of foxing on fore-edge (see image for our best attempt at a close-up), else Very Good.

Scarce hardcover edition, in the publisher's original green cloth with spine lettering gilt, octavo, pp. [vi], 177. Bottom board edges and tips are shelf rubbed. Dust jacket with shelf rubbing and short tears here and there along perimeter. Jacket now protected in a sheet of removable Brodart.

Publisher's original charcoal gray cloth with bronze spine lettering, octavo, pp. 303. Light shelf wear. Some sun discoloration of dust jacket. GOOD and sound, withal.

Publisher's original red cloth with spine and upper board lettering gilt, bold and bright, octavo, pp. vi, 154. This title was issued without a dust jacket.

An ex-library copy with withdrawal stamps on free front end-paper and title page and a card-pocket removal from rear paste down, bound in green library buckram with white spine lettering and call number, measurements are 9 1/2" tall by 7" in width, pp. xii, 317 + [1] + colophon. Top-edge gilt. Pages are toned with age, and some old spotting… Read more about this item

Publisher's blue cloth with a wood-block device in gilt, designed for the author by Gordon Craig, on the upper panel, octavo, pp. xv, 182, + "Four Comments." Full-page frontis portrait of the author and three other illustrations, as called for. Marion Morse MACKAYE died in France in 1939. Her widower, Percy, inscribed this book on the free front endpaper to… Read more about this item