Search Results: Titles starting with S from Ironwood Hills Books

All volumes are 1st edition, 1st printing, hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Five books, one music CD. Sacrifice: signed by author. Has binding error where one gathering protrudes a bit from others so it shows light wear along the fore-edges. Safe House: Dust jacket has crease at bottom of spine. Safe House CD: collection of classic blues songs with one original song by the author. Uncommon item was issued in conjunction with novel but sold separately. Excellent condition. Choice of Evil: minor edge wear to DJ. Pain Management: Fine/Fine. Down Here: Fine/Fine. Collectible books in like condition. Please see images of the books you will receive. Feel free to inquire. Note: Predator: Race War is pictured but not included.

First edition, first printing, hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Volume and dust jacket are both Fine: no problems, no markings. Clean and tight. Please see images of the book you will receive.

1973 magazine. Condition is Very Good: Covers show moderate general wear, staples not rusted and covers are holding. Interior has no markings, mild toning, a few minor creases. Has articles on Bobby Orr, Archie Bunker, Lucille Ball, Chris Evert, Sherlock Holmes, Robert Redford, Mark Spitz, Norman Rockwell and several articles predicting the future. Can't wait to see how that turns out. The Capra article has photos of Cary Grant, Hepburn, and Gable. The ads are worth the price of admission. Please see images of the magazine you will receive.

First edition, first printing, hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Volume is Fine: no markings, no problems of any kind. Dust jacket is Near Fine: two small blemishes near top of front (see image). Author's first novel. First printings in decent condition are uncommon. A collectible book in like condition. Please see images of the book you will receive. Notes: Author is a savant who can write in various styles. Her second book is horror story, the third is hard boiled crime, after that they defy categorization. A quote from this book (p.72) is: "It's a typical autobiographical first novel, except that it's good." I have no idea if that is what she is writing here but that is thing about savants.

First edition of Volume 1, 1737, London. Volume 1 of 2. Modern fine binding of quarter leather and marbled boards by Starr Bookworks. Interior is good. Library stamp on title page, some notations on preface, occasional pencil notes in text. Title page is backed with rice paper. Some edges chipped not affecting text. Last page is high quality facsimile. Paginates: [12], 420. Modern blanks. Extremely rare. OCLC locates 10 physical copies. Auction records do not find any sold at auction. Please see scans of the book you will receive. Feel free to inquire.

Hardcover, 1877, New York. Condition is Very Good: modern brown cloth with paper label on spine. New endpapers, original endpapers retained. Author covers pretty much every sea story ever told. Packed with illustrations. No writing, markings, or issues. Binding is tight. Paper is brittle some corners are off, early pages showing early cracks. Paper should not crack further with proper handling. Copyright is 1870 but first printing is 1876. A collectible item in like condition. Please see images of the book you will receive. Notes: A rare book. WorldCat locates 2 physical of this edition and two of first. See OCLC: 38344543 and 79863881.

First edition, first printing, 1920, softcover pamphlet. 98 pages in fair condition. Front cover is off and remnants are laid in. Back cover fragile with many chips. Interior is excellent and complete as issued, no interior markings or writing, some pages are uncut. Extremely rare. WorldCat recognizes its existence but locates no copies. See OCLC: 7391109074. I found a copy in the New York Botanical Garden Library. Presumably University of Texas has one too. Needs a good home. Please see scan of the item you will receive.

Softcover uncorrected advance proofs. Undated, no copyright page. 252 pages. I received this new from the publisher back in the day. Yellow cover seems to have picked up every smudge of last 40 years. No interior markings, creases, folds or other problems. Spine slightly creased. An unusual item that you likely will not find elsewhere. Please see scans of the book you will receive.

Three pamphlets in Sears' Hidden Value Series. Condition is excellent - no markings, minimal wear. Fashion and retail ephemera. One copy of Teen Fashions found in WorldCat (#47185941). Please see scans of the items you will receive.

First edition, first printing, hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Oversize volume at 12 x 10 inches. Book is Near Fine: no interior markings, folds, etc. Rear boards with two small imprints at top edge. The half title has a few light scuffs acquired in the printing process that do not really show up in the image (please see image anyway). The dust jacket is very good: small closed tear at back fold neatly repaired. Jacket shows light general wear. Two scuffs at top of back cover. All in archival cover now. Please see images of the book you will receive.

First edition, first printing, signed by author. Hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Condition is Fine: no markings, no flaws. A collectible book in like condition. Please see images of the book you will receive. Notes: Author is a Minnesota newsman with an interest in the history of the Midwest and Minnesota in particular. The details he brings with that knowledge make this series enjoyable for me. Sherlockian purists occasionally complain but I recommend the ride. I am listing the first five books in the series. This is #4. I will sell the set at a discount if you inquire.

First edition, first printing, hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Condition is Fine: no markings, no problems. A collectible book in like condition. Please see images of the book you will receive. Notes: Author is a Minnesota newsman with an interest in the history of the Midwest and Minnesota in particular. The details he brings with that knowledge make this series enjoyable for me. Sherlockian purists occasionally complain but I recommend the ride. I am listing the first five books in the series. This is #2. I will sell the set at a discount if you inquire.

First edition, first printing, signed by author. Hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Book is Fine: no markings, no flaws. Dust Jacket is Near Fine: A light crease is seen along top of back (see image). No other issues. A collectible book in like condition. Please see images of the book you will receive. Notes: Author is a Minnesota newsman with an interest in the history of the Midwest and Minnesota in particular. The details he brings with that knowledge make this series enjoyable for me. Sherlockian purists occasionally complain but I recommend the ride. I am listing the first five books in the series. This is #3. I will sell the set at a discount if you inquire.

First edition, first printing, hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Condition is Fine: no markings, no problems. A collectible book in like condition. Please see images of the book you will receive. Notes: Author is a Minnesota newsman with an interest in the history of the Midwest and Minnesota in particular. The details he brings with that knowledge make this series enjoyable for me. The Hinckley Fire was unknown to me until I read this. His description of the fire is exceptional. Sherlockian purists occasionally complain but I recommend the ride. I am listing the first five books in the series. This is #1. I will sell the set at a discount if you inquire.

Pamphlet circa 1809. The wreck of the HMS Centaur in September, 1782 is a famous event with many accounts. The Centaur left Jamaica for England and sank in a hurricane. The survivors drifted for 16 days before arriving in the Azores. Twelve survived while 400 were lost. Pamphlets of this type were sometimes sold separately and sometimes bound in volumes. This item appears disbound from a larger volume but may still be regarded as complete. There is a note at bottom of page 2 "3d Ed. 17,000" making this a later printing. WorldCat locates 1 copy but it is from a different publisher. See OCLC: 751357712. Condition is Good: disbound from larger volume. Closed tear affecting pages 1-2 (see image). Paginates: (1)-12. Please see images of the pamphlet you will receive. Feel free to inquire.

Fine first edition, large hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Only marking is prior book sellers pencil price on half title page. All else pristine. An excellent copy. ISBN 13: 9781898113201. Price includes all extra shipping costs due to size - which is to say - no additional shipping fee required. Please see scans of the book you will receive.

First UK edition, first printing, signed by author, hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Volume and dust jacket are both fine. No markings or problems. Please see scans of the book you will receive.

First UK edition, 1st printing, hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Volume is Very Good: endpapers and paper edges with foxing; no interior writing, markings, or other issues. Front board has small crease (see image) that looks like it was tied with string in past. Dust jacket is Good: not price clipped. Chips and closed tears along edges, and spine tips. Neat old archival tape repair. Small water spots on back not affecting book in any way. Not as bad as it sounds. A perfectly reasonable (and kind of cool) reading copy. Notes: Firsts Magazine (March, 2004) identifies 1st and 2nd states of 1st printing with this being a second state.

First edition, first printing, hardcover with dust jacket in archival cover. Volume is pristine, like new, no markings of any type, binding is tight. Dust jacket is fine, not clipped. American actions in Somalia set the foreign policy table for later issues in the Middle East. This book is a ground level view and provides some context for "Blackhawk Down." Please see scans of the book you will receive.

First edition, second printing, Verona, 1770. This enlightened physician correctly recommended citrus for treatment of scurvy. Little noticed then and now as his name is nearly forgotten. A very rare item. I do not locate any translation in English. WorldCat locates 3 copies. See OCLC: 14316323; 869038856. Pamphlet bound in modern grey boards, title on spine. Condition is Very Good: primary condition issue is dampstain that runs through entire text. Worst is seen on title page. A few old corner folds. Printed on superior 18th century laid paper which remains supple and bright. No interior writing, prior owner's name plate on front blank. 43 pages, modern blanks. For the collector of medical history. Please see images of the book you will receive. Feel free to inquire. Notes: Recognition of scurvy on sea voyages was noted in the 15th century and correct treatment identified in 16th century. The majority medical establishment ignored the knowledge of observant sailors for the next 200 years. This text… Read More