Search Results: Titles starting with R from Frogtown Books, Inc.

New York: Macmillan Co, 1962. A lovely clean and tight copy. A touch of rubbing at top of spine. One 1-1/2" closed tear from fore-edge in on page 19-20. Otherwise an unmarked, lovely, clean, very nice copy.. Illustrated by Ugo Fontana. Tall 4to. 13-5/16 x 9-3/4". Glossy pictorial boards. 34 pp.

Viking Press, 1966. 12th printing 1966. hardback. fine/fine. Lawson, Robert.

Donohue, 1922. First Edition. Hardback. very good.

Donohue. hardback. fine/very good. Gruelle, Johnny.

Acorn Press, 1997. First Edition. Hard Cover. fine/fine. signed card and contest rules included.

London: Hurst and Blackett, 1883. First Edition. Bayntun Binder, Bath England. Red leather with gold tooled covers, and panels and raised bands. All edges gold. A touch of rubbing to raised bands and joints. Spine and joints conditioned with leather dressing to enhance suppleness. Otherwise both volumes in fine condition in slightly worn slipcase.. Extra Illustrated.

Chicago: P.F. Volland, 1924. First edition. 8vo. 9-3/16" x 6-3/16". Color pictorial paper covered boards. 96 pp. Pictorial orange and black endpapers. Corner tips slightly rubbed. Overall a very good, clean, tight, delightful copy.. Pictures by John Rae. A wonderful bedtime read aloud book. With forty short stories about holidays, articles About Clocks, About Cotton, About Coral, About Umbrellas, About Wolves, About Coal, About Carrier Pigeons, About Strawberries, How the Military Salute Came.

Columbus: Ohio Historical Society, 1965. 4to. 10" x 6-3/4". Perfect bound. 157 pp. followed by 20 pp. of photo illustrations. Former owner's rubber stamped address on title page. Otherwise fine.. This book consists mainly of a series of Johnson's Island articles which appeared in the Sandusky Register beginning in September 1965, the centennial of the Lake Erie piracy, and continuing into 1965. Diaries and letters written by men who were prisoners on Johnson's Island, or who were members of the Island garrison, have been traced to libraries, historical societies and museums throughout the United States. All of them add color to the accounts of Island life, but all of them vary according to the age, education and tastes of their writers. as well as to the times when they were written.

Toledo Symphony League, 1998. Spiral bound small 4to. 9" x 9". Glossy heavy cardstock covers. 184 pp. Fine condition..

London: William Blackwood and Sons, 1864. 2 volumes. 440 pp. and 433 pp.12mo. 7-1/4" x 5". Red cloth. Beveled edges. Beautifully engraved full length frontispiece portrait of Christopher North in Sporting Jacket, rifle in hand. Spines faded otherwise tight, clean, very good condition. Essays of John Wilson (1785-1854) Scottish advocate, literary critic and author and enthusiastic sportsman who wrote under the pseudonym Christopher North for Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.

Philadelphia: Franklin Library, 1979. Full Leather. fine. Pamphlet included.

Ybor City, FL. Limited edition. Perfect condition.. We had the pleasure of visiting John 15 years ago to watch the printing and coloring process and to visit the Everglades National Park for some bird watching. It was so lovely to see that the walls of the dining room of the Everglades National Park motel were graced with John's prints. A year later all had been swept away by a hurricane. The Birds of Florida, a limited edition collection of twenty different images, has been twenty years in the making. This amazing labor of love has finally been completed by John Costin with much loving support from his wife and staff. The adventure of this endeavor is visible in each and every hand-printed and hand-colored plate, all conceived and executed by John and company. Each print takes five copper plates to create and then each is meticulously hand-colored. The image size of each plate is 33" x 23.5. Framed they are dazzling and dramatic.

Salt Lake City: Northwest Publishing Inc, 1993. Large 8vo. Black cloth with grey cloth spine stamped in silver. 434 pp. Faint trace of tape residue on boards. Otherwise a clean, tight fine copy./Dust jacket is fine. Picture shows little white sticker affixed to spine but that is just on the glassine jacket cover.. A novel centered around the end of the cold war.

Ybor City, FL. Limited edition. We had the pleasure of visiting John 15 years ago to watch the printing and coloring process and to visit the Everglades National Park for some bird watching. It was so lovely to see that the walls of the dining room of the Everglades National Park motel were graced with John's prints. A year later all had been swept away by a hurricane. The Birds of Florida, a limited edition collection of twenty different images, has been twenty years in the making. This amazing labor of love has finally been completed by John Costin with much loving support from his wife and staff. The adventure of this endeavor is visible in each and every hand-printed and hand-colored plate, all conceived and executed by John and company. Each print takes five copper plates to create and then each is meticulously hand-colored. The image size of each plate is 33" x 23.5. Framed they are dazzling and dramatic.

Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1894. Second Edition. Half Leather and blue-green cloth. Large 4to.Glossy blue-green endpapers. Vol I is 435 pp. including index. Vol II is 414 pp. including index plus General Index for both volumes. A few tiny pinpoint speckles on spine of vol I. faint longitudinal stain, 1/2" deep, along cloth fore-edge of back board. Ovearall both volumes are in Fine Condition. Illustrated from Photographs taken by the Author of his own Dissections, Expressly Designed and Prepared for this Work and Colored by Him after Nature..

The Philosophical Research Society, 1946. Third Edition Revised and Enlarged. hardcover. Slight abrasion over inscription otherwise fine..

Philadelphia: Franklin Library, 1983. Full Leather. Fine.

Birmingham, AL: Classics of Medicine Library, 1981. Privately Printed for the Members of The Classics of Medicine Library. Originally printed in London by William Pickering in 1845. Marbled endpapers. 12 mo. 6-15/16" x 4-1/2". Full dark blue leather elaborately stamped in gold. All edges gilt. Fine condition..

New York: O. S. Fowler, 1847. 10th edition. Green Cloth. Fair.

Boni & Liveright, 1927. First edition. Hardback. very good.