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Hardcover, small octavo, pp. vi, 106, [1]. Top edge gilt. Other page edges lightly foxed. Very Good and nicely done up in the publisher's green cloth with bold upper board gilt lettering and piscine decorative device. In the original but somewhat tattered glassine wrapper.

Publisher's green cloth with white spine and upper board lettering, octavo, pp. xxiii, 424. Extensive Filmography section; Useful Bibliography for further study (includes Periodicals); Appendix of additional Godzilla appearances. Dust jacket was not issued with this title.

First edition, so stated, octavo, pp. 94. Vietnam section includes "I Killed a Colonel with My Knife"; "1968"; and "For an Unknown Soldier Lost in the Jungle of Cambodia." Near Fine in the publisher's illustrated wrappers. Uncommon in trade or in institutional holdings, with a November 2018 OCLC search returning copies at UC Davis, Amherst, and La Salle only.

Small quarto, pp. [95]-133. Includes: Eight Medieval Manuscripts; Tocqueville's Manuscript "De la Democratie en Amerique"; Maugham's "On a Chinese Screen"; Additions to the Western Americana Collection; Recent Acquisitions and Exhibitions. Light shelf wear. Very good & sound in stapled pale blue wrappers.

An As New octavo volume in As New dust jacket.

Red cloth with spine lettering gilt, octavo, pp. xiii, 454. Illustrations. Just light shelf wear.

First edition, so stated, publisher's beige cloth with brown spine lettering and an upper board etching in blind, book measures approximately 9 x 6 inches. Illustrations by Thomas O'Donohue. GOOD condition with light shelf and handling wear. Upper board fore-edge protrudes ever so slightly beyond lower board fore-edge, as in an overbite. Internally clean and unmarked. Price-clipped dust jacket GOOD with chipping and short tears with no loss at spine ends and fold points. At some judicious point past, jacket was ensconced in Brodart.

Small 4to, pp. 160. Large color frontis of Bewick and many other black and white illustrations in the text. Bottom board tip rubbed but easily Very Good in the publisher's blue cloth with spine lettering gilt. Illustrated dust jacket Very Good. Eight essays by noted Bewick scholars. Published jointly by the Bewick Society, British Library, and Oak Knoll. Printed in Great Britain.

Deep red faux grained leather with white spine lettering, octavo, pp. 316. Essays and reviews by the prolific author.

Large thick octavo, pp. xiv, 1338. Truly a mammoth undertaking by this diligent author. Very Good in the publisher's green cloth with white spine and upper board lettering. Pages clean, bright, and unmarked. Dust jacket was not issued with this title.

Wraps, second impression, narrow octavo, pp. 21. Illustrated with a couple of woodcuts. Light wear and faint creasing to cover, as with age & handling, but near very good in stapled wraps with an additional stiff, lime green dust wrapper.

Publisher's glossy boards, quarto, pp. xiv, 241 + Picture Credits. Black and white illustrations. Good-only condition with either publisher's original shipping crate jostling or shelf bumping at bottom tips.

Printed textured tan wrappers in a white plastic spiral binding, 12mo (approximately 7 1/2 inches in height x 4 3/4 inches in width), pp. 20. Some shelf and handling wear, light creasing, a few nicks on edges. Several rings on the spiral binding have cracked; one is missing. About GOOD condition withal. Ella Dunlap Gay [1891-1957] was a native of Chipley, Georgia. Her poetry was published here posthumously by her daughter, Louisa. Uncommon, with no copies found in an OCLC search of December 2022.

First edition, 12mo, pp. 52 plus colophon. Includes illustrations. Very Good in the publisher's tan cloth with brown spine lettering and brown upper board decorative device. Price-clipped dust jacket Fair only, with erosion at crown of spine, nicks at a couple of the flap fold points, and soiling on front cover that shows a bit more readily than if publisher had chosen a darker color.

Publisher's black comb binding of card stock wrappers, octavo, pp. 138 plus an unpaginated Notes section; a Calorie Counting section; and an Index. A few food-related illustrations (vignettes only). Previous owner name in a small neat hand near top of first leaf. GOOD with mild handling wear and a streak of old coffee (?) stain on front panel.

Stiff blue card stock wrappers, illustrated on front and rear panels, black plastic comb binding, octavo, pp. 136, plus a blank leaf for notes, plus colophon. Compiled and sold by the Fifth Grade class to fund their dream of a Greyhound trip from Atlanta to Colonial Williamsburg. Facsimile signatures of the students; Glossary of cooking terms; Cooking themed vignettes used as chapter headings. Good with mild shelf and consultation wear.

Publisher's card stock wrappers in a green plastic comb binding, octavo, pp. 167. Food-themed illustrations used as chapter heads. Local ads contemporary with the publication. Previous owner gift inscription inside front cover.

Second edition, so stated, in the publisher's green cloth with upper panel and spine labels affixed, octavo, pp. 110 plus [2] ads. Mild shelf wear at spine ends and board tips. Labels with scuffing and wear across the century. Clean and unmarked internally.

Publisher's salmon-colored cloth with white spine and upper panel lettering, octavo, pp. xvi, 217.

An eight page publisher's advance promotional extract from the author's then-forthcoming novel. SIGNED by the author on the title page. Just light wear, as with age and careful handling, but Very Good in the publisher's stapled colored wrappers. Laid in at rear is a copy of the Spring 1999 edition of "Tess Gerritsen's Newsletter of Creepy Biological Facts," stapled pp. [4], with Stephen King blurb. The whole ensconced in a clear protective display sleeve with white cardstock backing board.