…is similarly mint, inside and out, with a tiny vintage bookshop sticker on the lower corner of the front free endpaper. VOLUME V: THE UNKNOWN WAR (Book 6) dust jacket…
…an unclipped dust jacket that is a later printing, with a barcode on the verso. The contents are fine, save for a small ink notation on the front free endpaper….
…1934. This book is a firsthand account of that event. It is in virtually mint condition and is SIGNED, inscribed and dated by the author on the front free endpaper….
…in an edge-chipped dust jacket, with fractional losses. The contents are fine, with a hint of erasure on the front free endpaper and a tiny sticker on the front pastedown….
…by Randolph Churchill on the front free endpaper to Pamela Harriman, his first wife and the mother of his son, Winston: ”Pamela with love from Randolph 20 May 1955.” Laid-in…
…owner name discreetly ink-stamped on the front free endpaper, but the contents are otherwise fine. Laid-in is an original advertising insert from “Northern Eco Election Publications,” listing this title and…
…with some uneven fading along the upper front face. The front and rear free endpapers and pastedowns are toned and there is an elaborate vintage armorial bookplate on the front…
…front face and a closed tear along the lower, but overall the jacket is impressively bright and complete. The red cloth is vibrantly fresh, if faintly faded from red to…
…and the contents are fine, with a front hinge that is just beginning to give. The pastedowns and free endpapers, front and rear, are ink-stamped: “Training School For Nurses, Toronto…
This beautiful copy of the First American edition has been signed in ink on the front free endpaper: “with the best wishes of Theodore Roosevelt.” The book is in exceptional…
…just a touch of rubbing near the upper front edge. There are two handsome, vintage bookplates, one on the front pastedown, one on the front free endpaper. The contents are…
“By the interplay of ideas within the scope of a free, patriotic and democratic State we resolve to … preserve the true and enduring splendour of our island home.” A…