Search Results: Authors starting with A from Grove Antiquarian

New York: W. W. Norton, 2011. Fine in a fine dust jacket. First edition. Hardcover. Signed by the author on the title page.

New York: Hastings House. Near fine in a very good plus dust jacket. 1941. First edition. Hardcover. Dust jacket missing some chips on the back panel. Inscribed by Corse to Senator Pepper, and rare thus. .

London: T. Werner Laurie. VG/ (none). 1907. Hardcover. Inscribed by the author. Slight foxing. Bruns A-54. Tarpon fishing at Useppa. .

(no place): Florida South Chapter AIA. VG/ (none). 1963. First edition. Wraps. 64 pages. Cover is loose. .

(no place): (no publisher). Good with no dust jacket. 1912. First edition. Hardcover. Front cover is loose. .

Hardbound book clean and tight. The front cover has a picture of the airship against a stary blue sky over a city.
It is illustrated with black and white pictures of air ships, sites and personnel. It is printed on treated paper.

This book mis a beautiful illustrated edition with many beautifull illustrated with pictures in black and white printed on treated paper.
"The Pan Am Clipper Ships belong to one of of aviation history's most inspiring and magical periods. Illustrated with over 100 archive photographs, this impressive book is a tribute to a technical wonder that continues to fascinate and captivate today and which in its time, was the toast of international air travel"

New York: Atlantic Monthly Press, 1987. Fine in a fine dust jacket. First edition. Hardcover. Signed.

This is a history of women in Miami Dade County Florida narrated by Marie Anderson. Illustrated with black and white pictures. The book is clean and tight. The jacket is clean
"Julia's daughters are many, but Marie Anderson weaves them in, based on a group of 27 selected and researched by History of Florida, Inc. Their lives and projects make a colorful and impressive history." This book is dedicated to Julia Tuttle, "Mother of Miami". It has a mylar copy for protection
This is copy is a limited edition 34/500

Miami, FL: Herstory of Dade. VG/VG. 1980. First edition. Hardcover. Limited: #300 of 500. Has offsetting from laid in newspaper clippings. Inscribed by the author. .

Paperback book it shows shelf ware and the front cover is a little detached on the spine but still on. The color on the cover are vibrant.
"First of three parts. Lije Baley had a murder to solve but far more important than that, was solving a greater mystery, The Outer planets had isolated Earth - and Earth needed to know why, and what was going on.... and this was Earth's great chance!"

This book was designed by Stuart David Schiff, printed and bound by Montrose Publishing Company on 60# acid free, cream white Mohawk Vellum bound with genuine leather spine. This is an edition of 1026 copies signed by the author and designer-publisher.
This special First Edition of Foundation's Edge is limited to 1000 numbered copies, signed by the author and the designer, 26 copies, lettered A-Z, are reserved for the press. This is copy 743
The top edge is gilded. The book is clean and tight. It has a very light brown linw on the top front edge.

This book has an afterword by Isaac Asimov, TYhe book is clean and tight.

This book is clean and tight with light yellowing on the pages due to age and paper quality. It has a previous owner small stamp in the inside front cover. It has a mylar cover for protection.
The jacket shows shelf ware on the edges, spine and corners and has some small cracks. The picture looks good.

This is a hardbound copy in genuine leather in yellow with titles and desigs in gold, front, back and spine. The spine has four ribs and all the edges are gilded. includes the one page of collector's notes