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1919 NY: Macmillan. First edition. An early work on the Russian Bolshevik movement, presented here in book form for the first time (reprinted from the British quarterly "The Round Table" ). A slim octavo volume of 89 pages in red cloth. Very good. No duat jacket.

NY: Alfred a Knopf Inc, 1983. First. Cloth. Fine/Near Fine. First edition. WARMLY INSCRIBED BY OZICK TO A NEW YORK BOOKSELLER ON THE HALF TITLE. A fine, fresh copy in a crisp, unrubbed jacket with a short closed tear and horizonal light crease lower edge.

1944 Indianapolis: Bobbs Merrill. First edition. Cloth, 310 pps., illustrated with photos. The story of the United States Coast Guard, with particular emphasis on its contributions during WWII (the book was written in 1944). The author was the Navy correspondent for Time Magazine. A lively and entertaining account. A bright, near fine copy, gilt lettering bright, a bit bumped… Read more about this item

NY: Doubleday, 1992. First. Hard Cover. Yes. First edition of the fourth in the Kat Colorado series. INSCRIBED AND DATED ON THE HALF TITLE BY THE AUTHOR 2 MONTHS PRIOR TO THE LISTED PUBLICATION DATE: "To __/ With Best Wishes/ Karen Kijewski/ October 1992". A very fine, unused copy in equally fine dust jacket.

NY: Simon & Schuster, 1995. First. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First edition of the second book in the Kate Ivory series of mysteries. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR ON THE TITLE PAGE. Fine in fine dust jacket.

1926 NY: George H. Doran. First edition. Half cloth over brown paper covered boards, paper labels spine and front cover. 185 pps. with striking woodblock frontispiece and decorations throughout. A collection of folk tales from the mountain region of Kentucky, including "The Cat That Clawed To Heaven", "The Flea-Huntin'dest Night" and "Si Crooker's Fast Ferilizer". A tight copy, spine… Read more about this item

NY: Harry N. Abrams, 1990. First edition. Hardcover. As New/As New. First edition. Large, heavy quarto sized volume. As new in dust jacket in original shrink wrap.

New York, NY, U.S.A.: Crown Publishing Group, Incorporated, 1987. First American edition. Large octavo in blue cloth with map endpapers, 306 pps. with index; profusely illustrated. The dramatic, behind-the-scenes account of the 1985 attempt of three men to re-create Scott's expedition to the South Pole. Fine in lightly edgeworn dust jacket.

NY: Arbor House, 1987. First. Hard Cover. Yes. Cloth. Signed by Author. First edition. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR ON THE FIRST BLANK (no further inscription or personalization). Fine in fine dust jacket.

1987 NY: Knopf. First edition of the highly regarded Chilean author's second book in translation, following the hugely best selling "House of the Spirits". Set in an unnamed Latin American dictatorship, the plot revolves around a man and woman who are fated, under the most desperate circumstances, to fall in love. A novel of rich texture in which the… Read more about this item