Search Results: Titles starting with M from Lippincott Books

Oneonta, NY: Motorcars Unlimited, 1975. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good+/Near Fine. 243 pp. LIMITED, SIGNED. White cloth, profusely illustrated, three pages in color with the Golden Anniversary MGB. Corners bumped, very light dampstaining to dust jacket. With LETTER from Publisher to an M.G. dealer, a CARD from British Leyland Motors, and ERRATA leaf inserted.

Eugene, Oregon: Pulphouse Publishing, 1991. Limited/Signed . Hardcover. Fine/Fine. George Barr. Author's Choice Monthly Issue 17. #283 of 300 copies. 106 pp. Gray cloth with silver titles. Fine/Fine

New York: Mighty Pen Publishing Co, 1905. First Edition . Hardcover. GVG. Unpaginated. Illustrated by the author. One of the Christmas Books For Children reviewed in the December 16, 1905 New York Times Saturday Review of Books. Miss Nichols' earlier book "Princess Girlikin" was also listed in the Christmas Book sections of two magazines in 1891.

1890: Self Published. Hardcover. Good. 128 pp. [1] pp. Clara Farrar was born in Bucksfield, Maine in 1840. She moved to Portland in 1870, living alone in a studio where she earned a living teaching drawing and as a portrait painter. Before her marriage in 1873, Miss Farrar wrote under the pseudonym Kate Kendall. Burgundy cloth, gilt stamped decoration on front and spine. An ink spill at some point soaked into the top page edges, and spattered the front board. Ink is dark enough so that this is still an attractive copy.

Boston: Pilgrim Press, 1923. Hardcover. Near Fine/Good+. Elizabeth B. Warren. 30 pp. Illustrated with b&w pen and ink drawings. Three fairies create the American flag. An allegory meant to teach children the virtues that made America. Blue cloth with red, white, and blue pictorial paper label on front. Dustjacket has light soil overall and 3 closed tears.

Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good+/Very Good+. xii, 242 pp. Light, occasional pencil marks. "Wettstein at his best: original, provocative, clear, with a retrospective interpretation of the 'direct reference' revolution in which he played a key role.

Philadelphia: David McKay, n.d.. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 288 pp. Index, 16 plates. Red cloth, spine title gilt. Spine edges and corners a little bumped, hinges cracked yet tight.

NY: Knopf, 1970. Pictorial Hardback Cover. Very Good+/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Bozzo, Frank. 127pp. Gibraltar Binding (ie Library Edition, but NOT ex-lib). Minor shelfwear along bottom edge, publishers remainder stamp on ffep. A very nice copy of this book that is usually offered as a library discard.

Schenectady: General Electric Research Information Section, 1964. Paper Wrappers. Very Good. 8-1/2 "x 11. [iv], 62, [2] pp. Stapled, gray paper wrappers. Lightly soiled.

[Portland, Maine]: Tower Publishing Co, 1987. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good+. 94 pages. Includes map, photographs, index and bibliography. Lawyer Harriet P. Henry, an activist in the Portland community, became Maine's first woman judge in 1973. Blue cloth with title and seal gilt on front and spine. Cloth rubbed on lower corners.

Camden, Maine: Picton Press. 1989-1996. First Edition . Hardcover. Fine/As issued, without dust Jacket. Green cloth, titles gilt. Volumes 1-7. Maine Genealogical Society Special Publications 2, 5, 11,18, 25, Seven volumes as a set. Each volumes with index of family names. Map endpapers in vols 3-7. All volumes are first printings and are in Fine condition.

Portland, Maine: S. M. Watson. Paper Wrappers. Very Good. Volume I (1884) through Volume VI (1889); four quarterly issues in each volume; 24 issues as a set. Tan or green paper wrappers. An invaluable source of Maine genealogy and history. Some have wear to spines and are just Good, many are Very Good.

Portland, Maine: S. M. Watson, 1886. Tan Wraps. Very Good. Volume III, Numbers 1-4 with Index. First Edition. Tan wraps. All numbers have uncut pages. All numbers have edges frayed, esp. at bottom, else Very Good. Separate paper Index is uncut and lightly soiled.

Portland, Maine: S. M. Watson, 1885. Tan Wraps. Very Good. Volume II, Numbers 1-4 with Index. First Edition. Tan wraps. All numbers have uncut pages. All numbers have edges frayed, esp. along bottom, else Very Good. Paper Index is soiled, and has 1/2" tear at center of fold and is uncut.

Freeport, Maine: Bond Wheelwright, 1960. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Alex Randall. 46 pp. 6 black and white illustrations. Includes 6 poems previously published in the New York Times. Nicely printed. Cloth is foxed around edges, otherwise condition would be near fine. The jacket is foxed and frayed along top edge.

Santa Barbara: Fithian Press, 1989. First Edition . Soft cover. Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Etchison, Bruce. 207pp, b/w drawings, 12pp b/w photos. Rice was a lobsterman, stone cutter, shipbuilder - in short he typified the working man in the village of Stonington on Deer Isle, Maine. But most of all, he was a storyteller, many of which are woven through this personal biography. Scarce.

Los Angeles, California: Kingsley, Mason & Collins, 1913. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 144 pp. Bound in red buckram, title gilt on spine. Numerous photos of Maine men and women, their homes and businesses. Slight spine slant, a little dampstaining on top edge of pages, else VG.

Freeport (ME): Bond Wheelwright, 1957. First Thus . Stiff Wraps. Very Good. 73pp.

Portland (ME): Maine Historical Society, 1974. Soft cover. Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 22pp, index.

Portland, Maine: Southworth-Anthoensen Press, 1945. Limited/Signed . Hardcover. GVG. viii, 50, [4] pp. Cloth-backed paper-covered boards, illustrated with maps, b&w plates; notes. Sunned edges, bookplate on ffep. Signed by the author, a Maine State Historian, on the title page.