Search Results: Titles starting with E from Frogtown Books, Inc.

Cleveland, OH: E. R. Hull and Co, 1887. 6-3/8" x 4". 32 pp. Saddle bound with two staples. Color front and back covers. Almanac information on recto of each page. Fashion pictures and information of verso of each page. 2 pp. have some pencil notation. Bent bottom corner of cover (see photo). One 1/8" tear on fore-edge of front cover. Overall sturdy and very charming..

Viking Press, 1952. First Edition, First Printing. Green Cloth. fine/very good.

Toledo Ohio, 1908. First Edition. Blue Cloth. fine.

First Edition. Hard Cover. fine/fine. Photo Illustrated.

New York: E. P. Dutton and Co, 1907. First Edition. 8vo. Blue cloth stamped in gold. 314 pp. Top edge gilt. A little rubbing at top and bottom of spine and corner tips. Previous owner's name embossed on title page. A faint trace of foxing to prelims. Overall a tight, clean very nice copy.. In the end of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth - from, approximately, the death of Samuel Johnson in 1784 to that of Walter Scott in 1832 - Edinburgh, rather than London, was the intellectual centre of the kingdom. It would, of course, be easy to show that London has never lacked illustrious men of letters among her citizens, and, in this very period, the names of Sheridan, Bentham, Blake, Lamb, and Keats at once occur to memory as evidence against our thesis. It must also be admitted that Edinburgh shares some of her great names with London, and that many of the writers of the time are associated with neither capital.

Franklin Library, 1980. Full Leather. fine.

Viking Press, 1936. First edition. Hardcover.

London: Oxford University Press, 1969. Third Edition, Revised. 4to. 11-1/4" x 8-15/16". Blua cloth covered boards. 649 pp. Bookplate on free front endpaper. A touch of rubbing at foot of spine otherwise a fine clean tight copy with remnants of dust jacket laid in.. Published on behalf of the Griffith Institute Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.

Princeton University Press, 1949. 3rd printing 1949. Hard Cover. very good - stamp "library book sale 50 cents" on the front end-paper.

Madrid, 1947. First Edition. Half Leather. Fine except for three or four markings in the text. Facsimile of the 1620 Edition.

Paris: G. Maurin, no date. 12mo. 7-1/8" x 5". Bound with alligator leather. Spine of brown calf. Raised bands. Hand-made red paper endpapers. 109 pp. plus index. Paper toned. A touch of foxing on back fly leaves. Overall very good to fine.. With 5 anotomical illustrations..

Elbow Lake: Elbow Lake Centennial Committee, 1987. 4to. 11-3/16" x 8-3/4". Red leather covered boards stamped in gold. 297 pp. Fine condition.. Well illustrated with many vintage photographs.. Detailed, well illustrated history of Elbow Lake, Minnesota.

New York: Macmillan, 1911. August 1911 reprint of the first printing November 1894. 8vo. 8-11/16 x 5-3/4. Fine condition.. In Three Parts. Each section has its own Table of Contents. Part I Kinematics 181 pp. Part II Introduction to Dynamics, Statics 183 pp: . Part III Kinetics 236 pp.

New York and London: Harper and Brothers, 1922. 2 volumes. 8vo. Green cloth covered boards stamped in gold. 362 pp. and 369 pp. A few faint small stains on covers. Prelims and back endpapers of both volumes heavily foxed. Both volumes tight and clean and but for the foxing, in very good condition.. Illustrated from Photographs.

Simon and Schuster. First Edition. Hard Cover. Shirley Hughes.

New York: Little Brown & Co, 2007. Stated First Edition: November 2007. 4to. 11" x 9-5/8". 143 pp. Blue padded faux leather hardcover binding with photo cover plate. Black remainder mark on bottom of text block close to spine. Otherwise fine.. This family album chronicles the life of Elvis Presley in rare and intimate photographs, many of them never published before. Here is the King on the day he joined RCA Records, in a tense moment backstage before appearing on THe Ed Sullivan Show, and flirting with Ann-Margret on the set of his debut movie Love Me Tender. Pictures of his youth capture his life at home, at the piano with his parents, playing with the family dog, and posing with his high school prom date. Later photographs reveal the years at Graceland, with Priscilla and their daughter, Lisa Marie. And throughout are images of Elvis with famous friends and admirers, from B. B. King to Johnny Cash, Liberace to Richard Nixon.

Chicago: Reilly & Britton Co. (on title page), 1910. Large 8vo. Mint green cloth covered boards. Pictorial color cover plate without metallic ink. Black and white pictorial endpapers. 296 pp. List of "The Famous Oz Books" on verso of ownership page ends with The Tin Woodman of Oz. Spine stamped in black. Publisher's name stamped at the bottom of spine is Reilly and Lee. Some cover soil. Spine a little darkened. Small decal affixed to recto of frontispiece, not affecting picture. Frame on ownership page shows erasure. Name in ink on ownership page. Printed biography of L. Frank Baum magic taped to blank recto of back free endpaper. Overall a tight, very good copy of this book, desirable because it includes all 12 color plates.. Illustrated by John R. Neill with all original 12 color plates plus ink drawn full page pictures, chapter headings, tailpieces and pictures scattered throughout the text..

Creative Editions, 2005. Second printing. Square 4to. Book in fine condition./Fine dust jacket.. Illustrated by Monique Felix. Like building a snowman or skating on an icy pond, riding a sled down a hill of freshly fallen snow is a classic childhood joy of winter. In THe Enchanted Sled, author Jan Wahl captures the excitement and wonder of a mid-winter sled ride as seen through the vivid and fanciful imagination of a young child. Broght to life by the beautiful and magical illustrations of Monique Felix, The Enchanted Sled will be a favorite of readers both young and old for many winters to come.

Creative Editions, 2005. Stated First Edition. Square 4to. Fine condition./Fine dust jacket.. Illustrated by Monique Felix. Like building a snowman or skating on an icy pond, riding a sled down a hill of freshly fallen snow is a classic childhood joy of winter. In THe Enchanted Sled, author Jan Wahl captures the excitement and wonder of a mid-winter sled ride as seen through the vivid and fanciful imagination of a young child. Broght to life by the beautiful and magical illustrations of Monique Felix, The Enchanted Sled will be a favorite of readers both young and old for many winters to come.

Macmillan Publishing Co, 1967. Blue Cloth. very good.