African Americana from T. BRENNAN BOOKSELLER, ABAA

Publisher's original card-stock wrappers, octavo, pp. 398. Black and white illustrations. Very Good with just light shelf wear.

Black cloth with a blue spine title label, octavo, pp. 467. Black and white illustrations. Condition is Very Good. Dust jacket condition is Good, with nicks at spine ends and a short neat tear with no loss at top edge of front panel. Jacket is now protected in a sheet of removable mylar.

Third printing, in the publisher's beige cloth with silver spine lettering and silver upper board crest, octavo, pp. 275 plus colophon. Dust jacket GOOD with a shelf rub at bottom of rear panel near spine (see image for our best attempt at a close-up). Jacket now protected in a sheet of removable mylar.

First edition, so stated, octavo, pp. viii, 248. A color snapshot of an African-American woman, circa 1970s, is laid in to the book. The snapshot seems to be of the author, but we can't say with certainty, as the only picture of the author in the book for comparison is a profile, and the snapshot is straightforward, but see our… Read more about this item

Publisher's original brown cloth with gold spine lettering, octavo, pp. 307. Black and white illustrations. Author recounts experiences after living in Liberia. The book is dedicated to author's husband, John Harvey Furby, author and anthropologist in his own right, who has inscribed the book to a previous owner on the half-title page. That previous owner has removed a name/address sticker… Read more about this item

Publisher's original red cloth with black spine lettering, octavo, pp. ix, 252.

Publisher's original blue cloth with silver spine lettering, octavo, pp. xi, 304 plus colophon. Black and white illustrations. There is no dust jacket.

Publisher's stiff card-stock wrappers, octavo, pp. xxvii, 426. Black and white illustrations. Extensive bibliography. Very Good with just light shelf wear. A volume in the University's Library of Alabama Classics series, reprinted from the 1950 edition with new introductory material.

Publisher's original black cloth with bright blue/green spine lettering, octavo, pp. xvii, 301. Black and white illustrations. Slight discoloring of the cloth near top edges under the dust jacket (see image for our best attempt at a close-up), else Very Good.

Publisher's original dark gray cloth with silver spine lettering, quarto, pp. xlv, 290. Several preliminary pages of composite illustrations and then small portrait-style illustrations throughout. Several useful indexes. Just light shelf and handling wear.

Publisher's original black cloth with gold spine lettering, octavo, pp. ix, 228. Previous owner small name/address label at top of free front endpaper. GOOD condition with shelf rubs at spine ends and board tips. Dust jacket GOOD with shelf rubbing and chipping at spine ends and flap fold tips. Jacket now protected in removable Brodart.

Publisher's original gray cloth with silver spine lettering, octavo, pp. 212 plus colophon. Dust jacket just light shelf rubs at fold point tips. Jacket now protected in removable Brodart. Author was respected Alabama investigative reporter.

Book of the Month Club in black cloth with spine lettering, octavo, pp. 435. Black and white illustrations. PLEASE NOTE that the reclusive previous owner of this volume REMOVED the free front endpaper that bore his name, address, and phone number (see our accompanying image). Wanting the dust jacket, as well. The book contains racially offensive language.

Publisher's original light blue cloth with black spine lettering, octavo, pp. xiii, 273. Dust jacket spine faded by sun, else Very Good and protected by removable mylar.

Publisher's original green cloth with white spine and upper board lettering, octavo, pp. vii, 293. Dust jacket was not issued with this title.

First edition, so stated, in the publisher's original gray boards with gold-lettered red cloth back-strip, octavo, x, 254 plus colophon. Black and white illustrations. Small remainder mark, top edge near spine.

Publisher's original beige boards with bronze spine lettering, octavo, pp. xvi, 156. Black and white illustrations; Family Tree. Small remainder mark, bottom edge near spine, else Very Good in Very Good dust jacket.

First edition, so stated, in the publisher's original dark orange boards with black spine lettering, octavo, pp. 184.

Publisher's blue cloth with black spine lettering, octavo, pp. 315. GOOD condition, with mild shelf rubbing on lower edges and foxing on top edge. A few faint thin streaks of blue on the fore-edge, likely from rubbing against another copy in publisher's original packing process (Please see image for our best attempt at a close-up). Dust jacket Good-only with random… Read more about this item

First edition, so stated, in the publisher's original red cloth with black spine lettering, octavo, pp. xvi, 223. Black and white illustrations.