Recent Arrivals from mark mcdonald

Signed. First Edition. Fine/fine. Memoir of the drummer for the Grateful Dead. 50th anniversary of the band. Book is like new, unread. Kreutzmann has signed on the half title page (no inscription).

Signed. First Edition. Near Fine/very good-. Excellend condition with only slight wrinkling at the head and tail of the spine. Corners are square and the pages are clean and unmarked. The dust jacket is price clipped and is chipped across the top. There is a quarter inch tear atthe back flap. There is also some toning. The book is inscribed… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Fine/near fine. Newspaperman Guthrie examines the controversial story of Chipita Rodriguez which has become folklore. Book is in fine, like new condition. The dust jacket is likewise like new except for 3 very tiny rubs on the front cover. The author has signed on the title page (no inscription).

Signed. First Edition. Fine/fine. Biography of Eleazar Wheelock who, in the last decade of his life, founded Dartmouth and became it's first president. Book and jacket are in like new condition. Laid in are 2 letters from author Hoefnagel and one from the previous owner. Both authors have signed on the half title page (no inscription).

Very Good +. Second printing. No dust jacket, as issued. The definitive history of Brazoria County through archives and stories. It is south of Houston on the Gulf Coast; main city is Angleton. Book is in very good + condition with a little discoloration on the edges and previous owners name on the front free fly leaf. Corners are square… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Near Fine softcover. Oblong. Absurdist paintings that combine classic realism with post Freudian black humor, with animals. Works from 1973 to 1988. Book has very minor nicks on the head and tail of the spine. The corners are square and the pages are clean and unmarked. The artist has inscribed, to a patron, dated and signed on… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Very Good/poor. 1947. Some spotting on the front and back black cover. Slight shelf wear. Pages are evenly toned. The dust jacket is separated at the spine on the front. There is shelf wear and edge wear all around. The corners are square and the pages are clean and unmarked. The author has signed and inscribed on… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Very Good/good. History of a small, vibrant Central Texas town, in Bosque County, that flourished during the early railroad days, but is no more. Well researched and well written. Book is in excellent condition except for some warpage for 20 pages from 169 to 189. There is no stain. The corners are square and the pages are… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Fine/fine. Limited edition 682 of 1000. Signed with a stamp on the signature line. This is the 21st book in the Classics of Africa Hunting Series and the 71st book published by Safari Press. The book is in fine condition. There is no dust jacket, as issued. There is a slipcase, in green cloth, like the book.… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Fine/fine. Limited Edition of 500 copies. Book is fine, clear glassine dust jacket is very slightly rubbed, thus near fine. Laid in is a 4 page brochure announcing the publication of the book. The author has signed on the half title page (no inscription).

Signed. First Edition. Fine, softcover. Signed by Chief Phillip Martin and by Choctaw Princess Amanda Louise Bell ('85-'86). History of the Choctaw and new tribal developments in industry and business. Booklet is in fine condition. Chief Martin and Princess Bell have signed on the cover. There's another signature that I can't make out. (no inscriptions).

Signed. First Edition. Fine/fine. Oblong. Forward by El Paso Mayor John F. Cook. Photographic essay of the city. Book and jacket are in fine, like new condition. Book plate on ffep gifting the book to members of the Texas Women for the Arts. The author/photographer has signed on the title page (no inscription).

Signed. First Edition. Near Fine/near fine. Forward by A.C. Greene. The definitive history of the State Fair of Texas in Dallas. Book is very slightly cocked, otherwise excellent. The jacket has a slight rub at the head and tail of the spine, but not chipped. The jacket spine is faintly sunned. The corners are square and the pages are clean… Read more about this item

Fine/very good. First Edition. History of Argyle Island, on the Savannah River at the Georgia border with South Carolina. The Manigault family preserved documents regarding their rice plantation business which was dependent on slavery. Book is in fine, like new condition. The jacket is pulled at the head of the spine and there is a little paper loss, otherwise excellent.… Read more about this item

Signed. Second printing. Very Good+/good. Author and steamboat captain writes about his profession. Mark Twain would have liked it. Book is toned, but the binding is tight, the corners are square and the pages are clean and unmarked. The jacket is price clipped, there is a stain across the front top and there is shelf and edge wear. The author… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition, first printing. Very Good-, no dust jacket. the Dallas Morning News was founded in 1842 in Galveston. The book is worn on the corners and at the head and tail of the spine and the pages are toned, but the binding is tight and the pages are unmarked. The author has signed, without inscription. George Dealey, the… Read more about this item

Signed. First Edition. Fine/fine. Oblong. Some say he's the most well known musician that you've never hear of. Incredible guitar collection, beautifully photographed, with commentary. Also mandolins, banjos, upright bass and a ravanahatha. Book is in fine, like new condition. The author has signed on the front free end page (no personalized inscription).

Signed. First Edition. Near fine/very good. Unpaginated. 72 reproductions of Seabourn's artwork of Native American images, b&w and color. The book has light, even toning, but the corners are aquare and the pages are clean and unmarked. The jacket has edgewear at the bottom cover and the head of the spine. The artist has boldly signed and dated on the… Read more about this item

Signed by artist and author. First Edition. Near Fine/very good. 109 plates by landscape artist Cowan with commentary about each. Mostly hunting and fishing, but landscape and old barn interior scenes. The book is in excellent condition. The jacket has a 1" tear on the front cover by the head of the spine. John P. Cowan and Ray Sasser have… Read more about this item

Fine in fine jacket. Second printing. Large oblong 14" x 11.5". Photographs by Bob Moorhouse, General Manager of the historic Pitchfork Ranch and working cowboy. The ranch is near Guthrie in West Texas. Beautiful photographs of working cowboys on the job. The text is by Jim Pfluger, director of the National Ranching Heritage Center at Texas Tech University, in Lubbock.… Read more about this item