Search Results: Authors starting with F from InkQ Rare Books LLC

Sunned to spine, publisher's ink-stamped to title page, price sticker to front cover, light staining to first few pages and inside front cover. Very good. JBS-345. Stuart J. Faber. Marijuana: If the Cops Come Eat This Book. Burbank, CA: The Good Life Press. 1974. Twelvemo, 91pp. Orange and yellow illustrated card wraps.  .

A Fine copy. CDK-89. Philip José Farmer. River of Eternity. Huntington Woods, MI; Phantasia Press, 1983. Limited edition, No. 150 out of 500 numbered copies. Signed by author. Octavo. 205pp. Cloth. Dust jacket. Slipcase..

Very good. CDK-72. Philip José Farmer. Keeper of the Secrets. [London]: Severn House, [1985]. First British hardcover edition. Octavo. 152pp. Hardcover. Dust Jacket. .

Minor shelfwear, else fine. CDK-55. Philip José Farmer. The Adventures of the Peerless Peer. Boulder, CO: Aspen Press, 1974. First edition. Signed by Philip José Farmer. Small octavo. 111pp. Publisher's red cloth, stamped in gilt to spine, original unclipped dust jacket listing a retail price of $5.50. .

A fine copy. CDK-88. Philip José Farmer. A Barnstormer in Oz. Huntington Woods, MI; Phantasia Press, 1982. Limited edition, No. 158 of 600 numbered copies. Signed by Author. Octavo. 278pp. Cloth. Dust jacket. Slipcase. .

Light rubbing and soiling to boards and spine; gently bumped to upper front corner; toned to endleaves; bookplate to front pastedown. Very good. KWH-379. William Faulkner. Collected Stories of William Faulkner. New York: Random House, 1943. First edition.  Octavo. 900pp. Publisher's grey cloth,  stamped in blue and grey to spine, original dust jacket. .

Slight sunning to board edges, else fine. CDK-62. Virgil Finlay. Robert Bloch, foreword. Virgil Finlay's Strange Science. Novato, CA: Underwood-Miller, 1992. First edition. Quarto. 149pp. Fully illustrated with drawings by Virgil Finlay. Publisher's hardcover paper boards, stamped in silver to spine and front cover, illustrated endleaves, original unclipped dust jacket listing retail price of $24.95. .

Gently rubbed and bumped to boards; jacket lightly soiled, creased, and torn. YLG-386. M. F. K. Fisher. Here Let Us Feast: A Book of Banquets. New York: The Viking Press, 1946. Furst edition.  Octavo. 491pp (indexed). Publisher's blue cloth, stamped in gilt to spine and front cover, original unclipped dust jacket listing a retail price of $3.75. .

Gently rubbed and edgeworn to boards; early pencil gift inscription to first blank. Very good. SJK-31. Francis Foster Perry. Harrison Fisher, illustrator. Theodore B. Hapgood, decoration. Their Hearts' Desire. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1909. First edition. Octavo. 152pp. With illustrations by Harrison Fisher and decorations by Theodore B. Hapgood. Publisher's lavender decorative cloth, stamped in gilt to spine and front cover, illustrated pastedown to front board, top edge gilt, patterned endleaves. .

Slight darkening to spine; gently rubbed and bumped to boards, creased to cloth of rear cover; lightly cracked to front hinge; scattered foxing to endleaves; light toning throughout; early pencil ownership signature to front free endpaper; lacks dust jacket. Very good. SJK-39. F. Scott Fitzgerald. Tales of the Jazz Age. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1922. First edition, third state, with "an" corrected to "and" on line 6 of p.232, and without battered type to pp. 22 & 166.   Octavo. 317pp. Publisher's green cloth, stamped in gilt to spine, front cover in blind. .

Very good. CDK-91. Ian Fleming. The Man with the Golden Gun. [New York]; New American Library, 1965. First edition. Octavo. 182pp. Hardcover with wrap-around gun motif in gilt. "Bullet holes" dust jacket. .

Light foxing to cloth, especially at spine and board edges; slight offsetting to endleaves; minor toning throughout; jacket sunned and chipped. Very good. LMM-209. Peter Fleming. Brazilian Adventure. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1934. First American edition with Scribner's imprint and letter "A" to copyright page. Octavo. 412pp. Illustrated. Publisher's beige cloth, lettered and decorated in black and green to spine and front cover, map endleaves, original unclipped dust jacket listing a retail price of $2.75. First US Edition of this accomplished author's first book; elder brother of James Bond creator Ian. From the collection of Larry McMurtry, at his home in Archer City, Texas. His book, with personal brand-mark bookplate. .

Slight sunning to spine and board edges; gently bumped to upper corners; price-clipped dust jacket lightly chipped and soiled. Very good. CDK-100. Ian Fleming. For Your Eyes Only. New York: The Viking Press, 1960. First American edition. Octavo. 218pp. Publisher's green and yellow cloth, stamped in red to spine and front cover, original dust jacket with cover art by Richard Chopping. .

Very good. CDK-92. Ian Fleming, On Her Majesty's Secret Service. [New York]; New American Library, 1963. First American edition. Octavo. 297pp. Black quarter cloth. .

Spine lightly creased, minor wear to boards, chipped to upper edge of front free endpaper; slight wrinkling and chipping to jacket, with approx. 1 inch closed tear to upper edge of rear panel. Very good. CDK-70. Ian Fleming. The Man with the Golden Gun. New York: New American Library, 1965. First US printing, second issue, with jacket spine imprint in grey. Octavo. 183pp. Publisher's black hardcover paper boards with gilt wrap-around gun motif, stamped in white, red, and gilt to spine, gilt-stamped with code H0042 to rear board, original unclipped die-cut dust jacket listing a retail price of $4.50. .

Slight bowing and wear to boards; minor sunning to spine ends; faint foxing to top edge; light sunning, creasing and scattered foxing to jacket. Very good./Light sunning, creasing and scattered foxing to jacket. CDK-99. Ian Fleming. The Spy Who Loved Me. New York: The Viking Press, 1962. First American edition. Octavo. 211pp. Publisher's tan cloth, stamped in brown to spine, endleaves in brown, original unclipped dust jacket with cover art by Richard Chopping and listing a retail price of $3.95. .

Spine slightly leaning; minor wear to boards ; jacket lightly toned, creased, and chipped. Very good. CDK-98. Ian Fleming. Robert McGinnis, cover. Diamonds Are Forever. New York: The MacMillan Company, [1971]. Book club edition. Octavo. [211]pp. Publisher's blue cloth, titled in white to spine, original movie tie-in dust jacket, with cover art by Robert McGinnis. .

Extremities gently rubbed and edgeworn, light scattered insect loss to front board; slight offsetting to endleaves; minor uniform toning throughout; white-out to upper corner of title page; jacket a bit sunned and chipped. Very good. LMM-277. Peter Fleming. Bayonets to Lhasa: The First Full Account of the British Invasion on Tibet in 1904. London: Rupert-Hart Davis, 1961. Second impression. Octavo. 319pp (indexed). Illustrated with b/w photos. Publisher's maroon cloth, stamped in gilt to spine, top edge stained red, original unclipped dust jacket listing a retail price of 30s net. From the collection of Larry McMurtry, at his home in Archer City, Texas. His book, with personal brand-mark bookplate. .

Foxed to spine and boards; offsetting to endleaves; light uniform toning throughout; ink gift inscription to first blank; jacket rubbed and chipped, sunned to spine panel. Very good. LMM-208. Peter Fleming. News From Tartary: A Journey from Peking to Kashmir. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1936. First American edition with Scribner's imprint and letter "A" to copyright page. Octavo. 384pp (indexed). Profusely illustrated with b/w photos. Publisher's gray cloth, stamped in black and maroon to spine and front cover, tope edge stained red, original unclipped dust jacket listing a retail price of $3.00. From the collection of Larry McMurtry, at his home in Archer City, Texas. His book, with personal brand-mark bookplate. .

Darkened to spine; boards lightly foxed and toned; offsetting to endleaves; lacks dust jacket. Very good. SJK-45. Dr. Montague R. James, introduction. W. Russell Flint, illustrator. The Book of Tobit and the History of Susanna: Reprinted from the Revised Version of the Apocrypha. London: Haymarket Press, 1929. Limited edition, no. 176 of 875 copies. Quarto. 47pp. Illustrated with four color plates by Flint. Publisher's cream-colored Japan vellum, stamped in gilt to spine and front cover, top edge gilt. .