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By: Albee, John.
Price: $35.00
Seller ID: albee,john.35bostonandnewyork:houghton,mifflin,1
Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin, 1892. First edition. Original white cloth, lettered and decorated in green, top edge gilt, 172 pp. Cloth soiled and rubbed but a Good, sound copy. View more info
By: Alcorn, J.R.
Price: $60.00
Seller ID: alcorn,j.r.60fallon,nevada:fairviewwestpublishin
Fallon, Nevada: Fairview West Publishing, 1988. First edition. Original cloth, lettered in silver, pictorial dust jacket. Illustrated, 418 pp. Alcorn worked for several decades for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, mostly in Fallon. A Fine copy in a fine jacket. View more info
Price: $175.00
Seller ID: alcott,a.amosbronson.175boston:robertsbrothers,1
Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1882. First edition (BAL 124). Original brick cloth, gilt, top edge plain, 151 pp. Small rubbed spot on spine, else Fine. View more info
Price: $275.00
Seller ID: alcott,a.amosbronson.275boston:robertsbrothers,1
Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1887. First published edition (BAL 132). Original yellow-brown cloth, gilt, top edge gilt, 247 pp. Inscribed and signed by the editor, Franklin Sanborn, to "Professor Shockford", dated July 14, 1887. Pages 106 to 246 are Sanborn's notes, mostly biographical. Spine ends rubbed, a Very Good copy. View more info
Price: $25.00
Seller ID: alcott,amosbronson,edwardeverett,nathaniellangdonf
New York: MJF Books, no date but after 1978. First printing of this edition. Quarter cloth and paper-covered boards, pictorial dust jacket. Edited by Perry Miller, this anthology was first published in 1950. A Fine copy. View more info
Price: $75.00
Seller ID: alcott,amosbronson.75imprintofconly(charlesf.),b
Imprint of Conly (Charles F.), Boston. Alcott is about 75, a full profile, he is looking to his left. Conly was active in Boston beginning in 1883 (Polito and Steele, 1993). From an old New York photograph collection, the "Culver Service", with multiple stampings on the back of the card, also stains and abrasions there. The front of the card is very good, the image is Fine. View more info
Price: $85.00
Seller ID: alcott,amosbronson.85bronsonalcottisabout65,head
Bronson Alcott is about 65, head and shoulders, looking to his left, long white side whiskers. Imprint of Warren's, Boston. A Fine carte. View more info
Price: $140.00
Seller ID: alcott,amosbronson.140theautographonwritingpaper
The Autograph on writing paper, 2 1/2 x 4 1/4, mounted on a card the same size, in Fine condition. Cabinet card with the imprint of Conly (Charles F.), Boston. Alcott is about 75, a full profile, he is looking to his left. Conly was active in Boston beginning in 1883 (Polito and Steele, 1993). From an old New York photograph collection, the "Culver Service", with multiple stampings on the back of the card, also stains and abrasions there. The front of the card is very good, the image is Fine. The two items, View more info
Price: $115.00
Seller ID: alcott,louisam.may.115boston:robertsbrothers,187
Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1872. First edition (BAL 168). Original rose cloth, gilt, decorated in gilt and blind. Gift inscription dated Dec. 25th, 1871, Blanck saw none earlier. Very slightly cocked, a little rubbed, lower spine end a little worn, spine sunned. A Very Good copy. View more info
Price: $67.50
Seller ID: alcott,williama.67.50boston:georgew.light,1839.a
Boston: George W. Light, 1839. An early reprint. Original green embossed cloth, embossed in a snowflake pattern, gilt lettered, 387 pp., 9 pp. of ads. William Alcott was a cousin of Louisa May Alcott's father, Amos Bronson Alcott. Very little wear, moderated foxing, a central gathering a little forward but not loose. A Very Good copy. View more info
Price: $50.00
Seller ID: aldington,richard.50florence:g.orioli,1931.first
Florence: G. Orioli, 1931. First edition. Original quarter cloth, gilt, and paper boards, printed dust jacket. One of 808 numbered, signed copies, on hand-made paper, edges uncut. The main character, Jeremy Cibber, is thought to be a send-up of T.S. Eliot, with whom Aldington, Imagist poet and husband of H.D.(Hilda Doolittle), had a conflicted relationship. No wear at all, but some dust soiling. Jacket edges darkened by the sun. A Very Good copy in a very good jacket. View more info
Price: $22.50
Seller ID: aldington,richard.22.50pasadena,ca:ampersandpres
Pasadena, CA: Ampersand Press, 1948. First edition (NCBEL v.4 513). Original black cloth, printed paper label, frontis of Jane Austen (taken from Horne's "New Spirit of the Age", 1844), fore-edges deckled, others cut, 16 pp. Spine sunned, a little dust soiling. A Very Good copy. View more info
Price: $150.00
Seller ID: aldrich,thomasbailey150newyork:ruddandcarleton,1
New York: Rudd and Carleton, 1858. First edition. First state (BAL 251). Presentation copy from Aldrich to George William Curtis dated June 8, 1858. Blanck's earliest inscribed copy was more than 4 months later, Oct. 22, 1858. Blanck did not describe this (presentation?) binding, 1/2 green leather, paper covered boards, gilt-decorated spine with raised bands, all edges stained red, chocolate endpapers. The leather is worn and rubbed, some foxing to the flyleaves and 1/2 title. A Very good copy. View more info
Price: $10.00
Seller ID: aldrich,thomasbailey.10boston:houghton,mifflin,1
Boston: Houghton, Mifflin, 1904. A later printing, the first was 1903. Blue cloth, gilt-stamped, wove paper, t.e.g., 195 pp. Mild scuffing to corners, a Very Good copy. View more info
Price: $260.00
Seller ID: aldrich,thomasbailey.260boston:ticknorandfields,
Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1865. First edition (BAL 262). Original blue cloth, gilt lettered, decorated in gilt and blind, all edges gilt, 240 pp. With an autograph poem, "A Turkish Legend", complete in six stanzas, signed, on the front flyleaf recto, dated 1865. This poem also occurs on p.122. Dedication in print "To Launt Thompson, Sculptor", and above that is a gift inscription, signed with initials, from Thompson to "Fred B. Savage", dated Nov. 18th, 1865. Thompson and Aldrich were close friends and regulars at "bohemian" gatherings in Pfaff's cellar in New... View more info
Price: $140.00
Seller ID: aldrich,thomasbailey.140noimprint.signedanddated
No imprint. Signed and dated 1892 in Aldrich's hand. Aldrich (1836-1907) is seated, right elbow on a table with an inkstand. He looks to be about 40. Nice contrast, card a little bowed, else Fine. View more info
Price: $25.00
Seller ID: alger,horatio,jr.25newyork:a.l.burt,(1893).arepr
New York: A.L. Burt, (1893). A reprint. Original teal cloth, decorated in gilt, black, and red, two panels showing boy with a stick/bandana and three red flowers. There were numerous Burt reprints, this likely is about 1900-1910. Light rubbing and soiling, only, but cocked. A Very Good copy. View more info
Price: $50.00
Seller ID: alger,horatio,jr.50boyntonbeach,fl:gilbertk.west
Boynton Beach, FL: Gilbert K. Westgard II, 1987. A miniature book (78 x 62mm), bound in green cloth, gilt letterd, frontis after Felix O. C. Darley. One of 200 copies, numbered and signed by the publisher, this no. 32. A Fine copy. View more info
By: Alger, William R. Rounseville.
Price: $25.00
Seller ID: alger,williamr.rounseville.25boston:johnwilson,1
Boston: John Wilson, 1856. First edition. Original printed blue wrappers, 28 pp. Spine eroded, somewhat soiled. A Good copy. View more info
By: Alger, William Rounseville.
Price: $40.00
Seller ID: alger,williamrounseville.40boston:williamwhite,1
Boston: William White, 1862. Original printed wrappers, 55 pp. Alger was a clergyman who was sought after as a lecturer and wrote a variety of books, including "The Poetry of the Orient or Metrical Specimens of the Thought, Sentiment, and Fancy of the East," prefaced by an elaborate dissertation (1856) ; "A Critical History of the Doctrine of Future Life," with a bibliography by Ezra Abbot, containing 5,000 titles (1861) ; " The Genius of Solitude; or The Loneliness of Human Life (1861). Rear wrapper neatly separated from the spine but still present, else a Fine copy. View more info
