Search Results: Titles starting with F from Maggie Lambeth

Bryan: Fuller Printing Co, 1979. Soft Cover. FINE.. 1979 reprint of the original rare 1879 edition. Footnotes, 16pp. Pictorial stapled cream wraps. . Raines p. 167 -"Style clear and vigorous. An invaluable contribution to the military history of Texas."

College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1970. 1st edition. Hardcover. Fine. 4to, 193pp., color photos. Don't be deceived by this title, not only beautiful color photography of amazing natural wonders of the great Texas trees but historical background on the local area where the trees are located. "Burnt Oak near the east bank of Salado Creek at a point midway between two of the most important early roads in Texas."

Midland: Texas Center for Writers Press, 1975. First Edition. Wraps. VERY GOOD Condition.. 200pp., illustrations. Includes Beverly Lowry story "One of Life's Small Necessities." And 3 poems by Vassar Miller. Printed 2 color white french fold wraps.

Austin: University of Texas, 1972. First Edition. FINE/very good. SIGNED by author and photographer on half-title page. Illus. on 48 color plates over 1000 different kinds of birds, 264pp., In dj with light rub and one chip in archival mylar cover.

US Dept of Ag Forest Service, 1910. Paperback. VERY GOOD. 126pp., full color photos, b/w drawings, oblong folio color photographic wraps.

Dallas: Pressworks, 1982. Hardcover. FINE/good. SIGNED with author's presentation toTexas A&M Press publisher Frank Wardlaw "who reinvented Texas book publishing". Designed by David Holman at The Wind River Press, 90pp. small 4to gilt-stamped crimson cloth. DJ has some edge wear torn at head of spine and fade to spine in archival mylar cover. No names, no writing. A fine press book with the author's list of the best books on Texas with a brief sumation of Greene's thoughts on each book. He may have been the first to bring attention to Shelby Hearon's Armadillo in the Grass. Duplicates a few found in Jenkins - BASIC TEXAS, though most are novels.

Northland, 1975. First Edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD/fine. Illustrated, 457pp. 4to silver stamped pictorial black cloth with faint loss of color along bottom edge of boards. Dykes lists each artists catalogues of art exhibitions and galleries besides all of their illustrated books and books about the artists. He adds b/w full page illustrations from their published works plus smaller text illustrations. Includes Borein, Bugbee, Cisneros, Joe De Yong, Will James, W. Herbert Dunton, Peter Hurd, Tom Lea, Jo Mora, Don Perceval, Buck Schiwetz, John Thomason, Jr., N. C. Wyeth and others.

Np: Laurentis Press, 2005. First Edition. Hardcover. GOOD/good. EX-LIB, color photography by Laurie Smith, foreword by Lance Armstrong, 208pp., index, all color photographs, and illustrated thru-out with the art work of Shanny Lott, 4to glossy color boards, gold endpapers, matching dust jacket. In the early days of this iconic Austin restaurant during the 1980s the smoke house would heat up and the staff would run back and forth from the kitchen with buckets of water; the roof was ablaze! From Smoked Duck Diablos to Espresso Rubbed Venison With Jumbo Lump Crab, its a culinary explosion.

Tucson: Cummings Pub. Council, 1953. 1st edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. . 29 color plates of early pottery, photos, folding maps, 244pp., index, map endpapers. Author states in his preface "The classification used is based upon the home the foundation and source of all influences that have led to progress and greater human happiness."

Fort Worth: Ft. Worth Public Library Foundation, 2001. First Edition. Stiff Wraps. Fine. Exhibit catalog, 55pp., 113 entries, Chronological Checklist, Alphabetical Checklist, color plates of each entry, 4to color illustrated wraps. Catalog essays by Scott Grant Barker, William Kelly Fearing, Cynthia Brants, Donald P. Dow, Donald S. Vogel and Michael R. Grauer.

Austin: University Art Museum, 1967. First Edition. Paperback. FINE. 63pp., b/w photographs, artist biographies, catalogue of exhibits, design by Kim Taylor, Printing Division, University of Texas. Printed black on white wraps, minor discoloration The present exhibition was assembled by invitation, with participants coming from all parts of the U.S. Victor Babu essay on pottery and member Exhibition Committee, Bill Francis and Alvin Nickel on Textiles, John Lednicky on jewelry. Other fields on wood and glass. Exhibit includes faculty of the University and includes in pottery the work of Harding Black.

Tucson, Az: Robin H. Smiley, 2008. First Edition, SIGNED. Soft Cover. FINE.. Full issue, Kelton SIGNED front cover on photograph of his dust jacket for The Time It Never Rained, 80pp. with four essays on collecting Texas books: On the Trail of Lone Star Letters by Bill Hanrahan; Collecting Elmer Kelton by Robin H. Smily; Elmer Kelton: A checklist of his Fiction (with photographs of front covers and price values) and Lone Star Iliad: The Western Novels of Benjamin Capps by Robert Skinner with a Checklist and price values. Also includes on Larry McMurtry's novel Leaving Cheyenne and the movie Lovin' Molly.

Austin: Encino Press, 1970. First Edition. Original print, SIGNED lower left. image size: 14 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches, plus wide linen mat and gold frame. Overall 24 x 22 inches.Some damage associated with age and moisture, would benefit from modest restoration. From a Portfolio of Six Paintings by Ancel Nunn with a foreword by A.C. Greene. Sticker on back reflects it has once been in the collection of the First City National Bank of Austin and was framed by the Country Store in Austin, Texas. Fischer's is in Comal County on the Devil's Backbone and home to an annual music festival. Fischer Dance Hall was built in 1895 and continues to be operated by descendants of the original family who built it. Like many of the community halls that were built in Texas during this period Fischer Dance Hall was the social and civic center of the town. The interior of the hall is amazing with beautiful old hand-hewn beams and rafters.

College Station: Texas A & M University Press, 1977. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/very good. More than 600 photographs and drawings, including more than 330 photographs in full color, many spectacular underwater shots by Farley Sonnier, approximately 500 species that can be found in the Gulf of Mexico along the Texas and Louisiana coast (at that time). 327pp., index, bibliography, appendixes.Back of jacket water stain. Illustrated glossary, French Cajun and Spanish common names,

College Station: Texas A & M University Press, 2008. First Edition. FINE. 330pp., index, notes, appendix, photographs, maps, 4to glossy photographic boards, brown endpapers, small corner bump. Many historic photographs of floods in towns beginning with the Austin dam break on the Colorado River in April 1900 thru July 2002 at Choke Canyon.

San Antonio: Junior League, 1978. First Edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. 427pp., index, notes, bibliography. 4to bronze embossed brown leatherette, ribbon marker, navy blue map endpapers with different maps of the city front and back. Clean, previous owner's name, ow fine. Almost 3,000 treasured recipes from members of the League and Bright Shawl with their individual names on contributions. Historical notes provided by Ann Maria Watson.

Houston: Coronado Club, 2004. First Edition. VERY GOOD. Folio color photographic boards, photographic endpapers, color photographs thru-out, printed on enamel stock. 207pp., bibliography, index A non-profit charitable project produced with the Greater Houston Community Foundation. "Mary Nell was at the forefront of the American culinary renaissance and a great teacher." - Damian Mandola, founder and owner of Carrabba's Restaurants. For 14 years she wrote the popula "Cooking Lessons" column for the Houston Post.

Dallas: SMU: Texas Folklore Society, 1985. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/very good. Publication Number XLV, 203pp., index, well illus. some in color, 4to, dj. Clean, no names. First Edition. Includes section on Gal-Legs and Goosenecks: Folk Art on the Texas Range by B. Byron Price with photos of spurs, Quiltmaking by Melvin Mason, Bill Barton: Putting Art in Saddlemaking by Lawrence Clayton, The Art of the Cowboy Hat by Martha Hartzog, etc.

NY: Abrams, 1981. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE IN FINE DJ./fine. 328pp., clean, no names, 1024 color illustrations, folio. Includes U.S.A., Mexico, Guatemala, Ecudor, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Peru, etc. Stunning photographer of landscape and people of each country by Francesc Catala Roca.

Austin: Steck, 1935. First Edition. Hardcover. NEAR FINE. 252pp. sources. Historical text sketches by Dr. Amerlia Williams. The copper-plate etchings were first made by Bernhardt Wall, and printed at Limerock, Ct. in 1935 under a larger format. Reproductions of 70 full page engravings, 252pp. sources. Gilt-stamped brown cloth with Houston coat-of-arms on upper board. No names, light bump to head and heel of spine and one board corner. Lacks dj.