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New York, NY: Lion Library, 1956. Second Printing. Soft Cover. Good. Pollen, Samson. First paperback, second printing. Attractive, vintage mass market/pocket paperback with colorful painted cover art. Cover is bright with light rubbing/bumping to edges. Cover slightly mistrimmed/aligned. (binding error). Short (closed) split to foot of spine. Pages faintly edge tanned, but supple. Binding solid. more information

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Chicago, Il: Reilly & Britton, 1906. Hard Cover. Good/No Dust Jacket. Nelson, E. A.. Tan boards with floral decoration and color pictorial pastedown. Moderate soiling to boards. Later printing (c 1914). Front matters lists 9 Aunt Jane's Nieces titles to "Out West". Previous owner's inscription on FEP "Prudence Hutchinson from Mary and Orrin Prudden", Front hinge solid. Rear hinge reinforced with archival rice paper. more information

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New York, New York, U.S.A.: Tor, 1990. Uncorrected proof. Soft Cover. Very Good. Uncorrected Proof Copy preceding the first edition. Proof published in extremely limited quantities. The rarest bound edition of this book. Small spotting to bottom edge of cover. more information

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New York, NY: W. C. Little, 1857. Hardcover. Good. Legal text from the library of novelist John Dos Passos. FEP bears his ink-stamp "John R. Dos Passos, 61 Broadway, New York City". Book solid. Dampstaining to cloth boards. Some chipping to spine label. more information

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Anaheim, Ca: Bad Moon Books, 2007. Limited, Numbered. Soft Cover. New. Gilberts, Steven. SIGNED by all contributors. Limited to 300 copies. (This unnumbered PC "Publisher's/Promo copy"). Contains a single short story/novella. 39 pages. Ghost story about an abandoned inn--about to be renovated and an ex-gambler--who has to spend the night. Brand new condition. more information

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New York, New York, U.S.A.: Tor, 1989. Uncorrected proof. Soft Cover. Very Fine. Uncorrected Proof Copy preceeding the first edition. Proof published in extremely limited quantities. The rarest bound edition of this book. Unread condition. more information

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New York, New York, U.S.A.: Bloomsbury Pub Plc USA, 2004. First Edition, First Printing. Hard Cover. Very Fine/Very Fine. First edition (first US Edition on copyright page. US Edition preceded the UK Edition), first printing, first state (with red endpapers). Black variant dust jacket, matte finish. Books shows very light reading-wear and mild creasing to spine. Jacket clean and glossy with very slight bumping to edges. Jacket in new Brodart protector. more information

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New York, New York, U.S.A.: Bloomsbury Pub Plc USA, 2004. Advance Reading Copy. Soft Cover. Fine. Advance Reading Copy of the First edition (first US Edition on copyright page. US Edition preceded the UK Edition). Book shows one short (closed) tear to top edge of front cover. Very small peeled strip to top edge of back cover. Light shelf-wear and bumping to corners. Clean, square and unmarked. more information

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Scranton, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.: William Morrow & Co, 1981. First Edition, First Printing.. Hard Cover. Very Good/Good. First Edition, First Printing, full number line on CR page. Book shows light bumping to corners. Jackets shows a few nicks and short (closed) tears. Jacket in new Brodart protector. more information

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Evanstown, Ill: Regency, 1961. Paperback Original. Soft Cover. Good. Smith, W. A. . Paperback Original. First Edition. Drug-use, marijuana themes. Solid copy with edge-tanned pages, Cover slightly mistrimmed/aligned (binding error) leaving the backcover short by a fraction of an inch, Some rumpling and reading-wear to spine and a few broken page corners. Cpver copy reads: "A brilliant and terrifying new novel of...the murky underside of Negro life. Here are men and women...trapped by their own needs,,,and seeking release in narcotics. They have many names for the green weed of pleasure: Boo, pot, gangster, weed...marijuana! more information

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London / New York: Putnam, 1929. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/Acceptable. SIGNED and inscribed by author in the year of publication. Presentation copy. Humorous inscription reads "Here, greedy! --Countee, Paris November 16, 1929". Laid in is a business card "with the compliments of the author, Harper & Brothers Publishers, New York". The card and the flyleaf/signature page are stamped with a private library ink-stamp. Book is beautiful with patterned red boards and a black spine with gilt lettering. Moderate bumping to corners and two short (nonstructural) splits to the head of spine. Unfortunately the publishers card was held in with a paperclip so the 1st few pages show corresponding rust markings and impressions. There is also a very small chip from the front end-paper that was lost to the paperclip. The jacket is moderately/heavily chipped at corners and tanned but not missing any crucial material. The spine and edges are heavily darkened but legible. Paperclip mark is also on front flap. more information

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Boston, Mass: Joseph Knight Company, 1896. Hard Cover. Very Good. Barry, Etheldred B.. Red boards decorated with green, gilt and silver floral pattern. Bright and clean showing light/moderate bumping and age-wear. Back board slightly mottled. Gilt top page-edge. Front blank end-paper shows some rubbing/scratching. Pages, white and supple. Binding solid. 5 or six pages at the rear show some red paint or possibly crayon markings. Not too obtrusive. more information

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Detroit, Michigan: Goebel Brewing Company, 1950. Soft Cover. Good. No date (c 1950). 64-page saddle stitched chapbook by Billy Evans "36 years in the Big Leagues, 22 as an American League Umpire, 8 years General Manager of Cleveland Indians, 6 years Director of Boston Red Sox Minor League Clubs" distributed by Detroit, Mich. Brewing company. Great baseball, berr advertising collectible. Back cover heavvily rumpled and torn. Complete, held together with vintage glue repair. more information

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Detroit, Michigan: Goebel Brewing Company, 1950. Soft Cover. Good. No date (c 1950). 64-page saddle stitched chapbook by Billy Evans "36 years in the Big Leagues, 22 as an American League Umpire, 8 years General Manager of Cleveland Indians, 6 years Director of Boston Red Sox Minor League Clubs" distributed by Detroit, Mich. Brewing company. Great baseball, beer advertising collectible. Light/moderate age-wear. Some sticker residue on cover. more information

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Cleveland, OH: Forum / World, 1947. First Thus. Hard Cover. Very Good/Fair. Movie tie-in edition with the Warner Brothers Humphrey Bogart / Lauren Bacall photo jacket. Dark green boards with yellow lettering and green dying to head of text block. Binding solid light bumping to corners. Jacket is intact with several medium chips and short nicks tears to edges (closed where possible). Attractive in new Brodart protector. more information

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Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1956. First Edition, Later Printing. Hard Cover. Fair/Good/Very Good. Hunter, Mel. Light blue textured boards with silver lettering. Ex-library edition with expected markings. Binding cocked but solid. Very light damp-staining to bottom edge of front board. Moderate bumping/rubbing to edges. Untrimmed page edges. A few faint wrinkles to back board. Brown paper remnants to EPS (from removed vintage library sleeve). Jacket shows "D. S. Price $2.95" on the upper front flap, back flap featues and ad for Doomsday Morning by C. L. Moore, back cover features ad for EARTH IS ROOM ENOUGH by Isaac Asimov. 19 titles listed in the FM, up to Double Star. Jacket is bright and glossy with some small cracks and wrinkles. Jacket in new Brodart protector. more information

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Sauk City, Wisconsin: Arkham House, 1946. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Association copy. Ex-libris of "W. J. Suprenant" (occasional contributor to "Weird Tales") whose bookplate graces the FEP. Square, solid Arkham House first edition. Limited to 3000 copies. Black boards with gilt spine lettering and decoration. Gilt Moderately scuffed. Very light bumping. Short 1/4 inch split to head of spine. Interior very lightly edge tanned. Small remains of tape on Eps. more information

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Albany, NY: J. B. Lyon, 1915. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good. Hon. Leroy A. Lincoln" (delegate) gold-stamped on cover. Individually hand autographed by nearly every delegate/attendee pictured in the volume over their photo/bio page. The 1915 Constitutional Convention made 33 recommendations, all of which were rejected by voters. 1915 was also the year when the New York State Legislature gave women the right to vote, but the bill was rejected by voters. Leroy A.Lincoln's autograph is present on his page but heavily faded. He did make a couple of hand typographical changes to his entry though. Bible binding. Moderately scuffed and age-worn. A rare and unique political collectible. Signatures include: Charles S. Whitman (Governor of the State of New York 1915-1918 ), The remainder is a near-complet list of the delegates at the convention. The book bears signatures for 95% of them. If you are curious about a particular name, just ask. The list: At-Large: William Berri, Edgar Truman Brackett, Jacob Brenner, Alphonso P. Clearwater, Patrick W. Cullinan, Seth Low, Louis Marshall, John Lord O'Brian, Herbert Parsons, Adolph J. Rodenbeck, Elihu Root, Jacob Gould Schurman, Henry L. Stimson, George Woodward Wickersham, Charles H. Young -- 1st District: Franklin A. Coles, William M. McKinney, Robert S. Pelletreau -- 2nd District: Philip Frank, George J. Ryan, John W. Weed -- 3rd District: Andrew McLean, Moses J. Wafer, Charles Webber -- 4th District: Floyd J. Adams, Isidor Buxbaum, Richard E. Weber -- 5th District: Edward J. Byrne, James H. Dahm, Michael Daly -- 6th District: William P. Bannister, Harry E. Lewis, Alfred J. Reeves, Meier Steinbrink -- 7th District: William N. Dykman, Michael Fogarty, Francis P. Ward -- 8th District: William R. Bayes, Edgar M. Doughty, Almet R. Latson -- 9th District: Theodore C. Eppig, Harry Heyman, Frank Mann -- 10th District: Joseph Linde, William F. Mathewson, Isaac Sargent -- 11th District: John F. Ahearn, Abram Harowitz, Alfred E. Smith -- 12th District: Harry W. Newburger, Harry E. Oxford, John J. White -- 13th District: Arthur J. Baldwin, Michael J. Drummond, John B. Stanchfield -- 14th District: James A. Foley, Hiram M. Kirk, DeLancey Nicoll -- 15th District: William F. Sheehan, Thomas F. Smith -- 16th District: John T. Dooling, John G. Saxe, Robert F. Wagner -- 17th District: Gordon Knox Bell, Courtlandt Nicoll, Frederick C. Tanner -- 18th District: Mark Eisner, William M. K. Olcott, Maryin Saxe -- 19th District: J. Sidney Bernstein, Andrew J. Shipman, Albert Blogg Unger -- 20th District: Nathan Burkan, Timothy A. Leary, Mark W. Potter -- 21st District: James F. Donnelly, Peter J. Donovan, William F. Slevin -- 22nd District: Anthony J. Griffin, Louis F. Haffen, Francis Martin -- 23rd District: George A. Blauvelt, George A. Leitner, Eugene Lamb Richards -- 24th District: Henry R. Barrett, Francis A. Winslow, Frank L. Young -- 25th District: Caleb H. Baumes, Joseph Rosch, Russell Wiggins -- 26th District: Samuel K. Phillips, Lemuel E. Quigg, Clayton Ryder -- 27th District: H. Leroy Austin, Severyn B. Sharpe, John N. Vanderlyn -- 28th District: William Barnes, Jr., Harold J. Hinman, Edward A. Mealy -- 29th District: Victor M. Allen, Willis E. Heaton, Andrew P. McKean -- 30th District: Otis A. Dennis, Robert R. Law, William S. Ostrander -- 31st District: W. Barlow Dunlap, Olin Henry Landreth, Seward H. Van Ness -- 32nd District: George H. Bunce, Charles S. Mereness, Perry G. Williams -- 33rd District: Edward M. Angell, Harry E. Owen, Patrick J. Tierney -- 34th District: Ledyard P. Hale, Ferris J. Meigs, Robert S. Waterman -- 35th District: Lewis H. Ford, Edward N. Smith, Merrick Stowell -- 36th District: Samuel H. Beach, Watson T. Dunmore, Louis M. Martin -- 37th District: George L. Bockes, Albert F. Gladding, Frank R. Lennox -- 38th District: D. Raymond Cobb, Alan C. Fobes, Ray B. Smith -- 39th District: Israel T. Deyo, Samuel H. Fancher, George E. Green -- 40th District: E. Clarence Aiken, Francis C. Allen, Joseph E. Eggleston -- 41st District: Hubert C. Mandeville, Bertrand W. Nye, John M. Parker -- 42nd District: Charles H. Betts, John H. Johnson, John Parmenter -- 43rd District: Jesse H. Phillips, James W. Wadsworth, Monroe Wheeler -- 44th District: Clarence H. Greff, John C. Leggett, Frank S. Wood -- 45th District: Frank M. Jones, Rush Rhees, Andrew E. Tuck -- 46th District: Richard A. Curran, Homer E. A. Dick, Charles J. White -- 47th District: Edward E. Franchot, Thomas A. Kirby, James P. Lindsay -- 48th District: George Clinton, Sr., Leroy A. Lincoln, Charles B. Sears -- 49th District: Matthias H. Endres, Thomas V. O'Connor, Charles Schoonhut -- 50th District: James L. Nixon, Harry D. Sanders, Frank W. Standart -- 51st District: Charles M. Dow, Herman J. Westwood, James S. Whipple more information

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Scranton, PA: International Textbook Company, 1925. Hard Cover. Very Good. Quarter-bound green and red cloth with gilt lettering. Boards show light/moderate bumping and scuffing "206 Illustrations, 45 in color". Pages very light age-tanned but supple. Rear hinge repaired with archival materials. Binding square and solid. Chapter/section titles include: "Analyzing and Sketching Plant Forms"; "Designs from Arbitrary Motifs"; "Drop Patterns"; "Turn-Over Patterns"; "Materials and Methods for Coloring"; "Sources of Color Inspiration"; "Historic Styles: Egyptian, Assyrian, Moorish, Arabian, Turkish, Indian, Persian, American Colonial" et al. more information

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New York, NY: Ballantine, 1953. Paperback Original. Soft Cover. Good. Author's First Novel. Paperback Original (published simultaneously with a hc edition). Solid copy. Wraparound cover bright showing a few long but faint creases. Binding slightly rolled but solid. Small closed split to head of spine. more information

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Orlando, Florida, U.S.A.: Harcourt, 1994. First Edition, First Printing. Hard Cover. Very Fine/Very Fine. SIGNED and warmly inscribed by author. First Printing "ABCDE" on cr page. Author's first novel. Very Fine condition. Very light shelf-wear. more information

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Westminister, Maryland, U.S.A.: Alfred a Knopf Inc, 1995. Stated First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine. SIGNED by author. Stated First Edition. Very light shelf-wear. more information

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Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger, 1929. Hard Cover. Very Good. Square and solid. Blue boards with gilt lettering. Illustrated with 57 engravings. Some foxing/speckling to Eps. Previous owner's name inked-over on fly leaf. more information

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Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1991. Uncorrected Page Proofs. Soft Cover. Very Good. Earliest English edition. Light soiling and shelf-wear. Binding solid more information

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New York, NY: Macmillan, 1965. Stated First American Edition. Hard Cover. Good/Very Fine. First American Edition. Well preserved Ex-library edition with minimal markings. Jacket is VF protected by vintage Brodart (replaced eith new). Narrow glue strip with paper ccraps to FEPS. Library Stamp to foot of text block. Pocket removed with some peeling from rear fly. more information

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London: Pictorial Literature Society, 1890. Soft Cover. Very Good. No date (c 1890). Approx 50-pages squarebound with a color cover and attractive and vivd engravings throughout. Cover bright. Some chipping/wrinkling to spine. Solid unmarked and supple. more information

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New York, NY: Ballantine, 1953. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. Powers, Richard. Book is bright, very slightly cocked, with only faint dust speckling to head of text block. Dark green boards with yellow lettering. Pages edge-tanned but supple. Jacket is intact and bright with faint scuffing/darkening a few small nicks to edges and a two inch (closed) slit diagonal across spine. Jacket price $1.50. Jacket in new Brodart protector. more information

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E Rutherford, New Jersey, U.S.A.: Putnam Pub Group, 1974. Hard Cover. Very Good/Good. SIGNED and inscribed by author. With letter on agent's stationary layed-in. Binding square and solid. dusting to top edge. jacket shelf-worn with some rumpling and small nicks around edges. Jacket in new Brodart protector. more information

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Westminister, Maryland, U.S.A.: Fawcett Books, 1989. Soft Cover. Very Good. SIGNED and warmly inscribed by author. Clean and solid showing light reading-wear. more information

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New York, NY: Lion Library, 1957. Second Printing. Soft Cover. Good. Sarnoff, Arthur. First paperback, second printing. Attractive, vintage mass market/pocket paperback with colorful Good Girl GGA painted cover art. Cover is bright with two long but faint creases. Pages faintly edge tanned, but supple. Binding solid. Cover copy reads: "A place of warped desire--ruled by a woman of evil. more information

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New York, NY: Pocket, 1966. Paperback Original, First Printing. Soft Cover. Good. SIGNED by author on the title page. "Donald Westlake" plus initials "RS". Hole punch in cover. Vintage tape repair to foot of spine. Binding cocked but solid. more information

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New York, NY: R. H. Russell, 1898. First Thus. Hard Cover. Very Good. Rhead, George Wooliscroft & Louis. with sixty original decorations". Beautiful Art Nouveau edition of Arthurian poem. Tan boards with two-tone dragon motif and large gilt sword, celtic patterns. Interior clean and complete with. Pictorial EPS showing portrait of Tennyson, beautiful chaperheads, page borders and full page, vivid B+W plates. Boards show light/moderate soiling and moderate bumping/fraying to spine ends. Hinges/binding solid. Pages supple showing some light finger smudges to open edge. Gilt top-edge. more information

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London: T. Nelson and Sons, 1890. Soft Cover. Good. No Publication data. c 1890 or earlier. 48-page chapbook with light blue cover. Long tears to back cover and spine have been closed (from the inside) with archival paper-mending tape. Binding repaired with archival adhesive. B+W Engraved frontis piece. Light/moderate age and handling wear. Unmarked. more information

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London: George Routledge and Sons, 1900. Hard Cover. Very Good. No date (c 1900). Pictorial paper covered boards with cloth spine. Very lightly bumped, with slightly rounded corners. Cover very bright and attractive. Looks like it's barely been handled. 200+ engravings. Interior pages unmarked, very lightly tanned and supple. Yellowed area to front EP from layed in clipping. Hinges professionally reinforced. more information

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New York, NY: Gold Medal / Fawcett, 1953. Stated First Printing. Soft Cover. Very Good. Barye Philips. Rare early Gore Vidal thriller written under Cameron Kaye pseudonym. Attractive, vintage mass market/pocket paperback with colorful Barye Philips painted cover art. Cover is bright showing light rubbing to edges and a few faint creases. Pages faintly edge tanned, but supple. Binding solid. Spine shows light soiling. A row of 4 small peels fpots from back cover. Cover copy reads: "Through rioting, Flaming Cairo they fought for a Queen's ransom. more information

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Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott, 1944. Stated First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Very Good. Hallock. Book Clean, square and unmarked. Light dusting to top edge of text block, light scuffing to foot of boards. Jacket is Bright with only small bumping and nicking to edges and very light sunning to spine and top edge of front panel. more information

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Berganfield, New Jersey, U.S.A.: Razorbill, 2005. First Edition, First Printing.. Hard Cover. Very Fine/Very Fine. Flat- SIGNED by author on title page. First Edition, First Printing (full number line on copyright page). Very Fine condition. Jacket in new Brodart protector. more information

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New York, NY: Pocket, 1974. 4th Printing. Soft Cover. Very Good. Davis, Jack. SIGNED and inscribed by author on the title page. Vintage MM paperback with Jack Davis (of Mad Magazine and EC Comics) cover art. Movie tie-in edition with the United Artists Motion Picture, starring George C. Scott. Moderate age and reading-wear. Binding solid more information

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New York, New York, U.S.A.: Mysterious Pr, 2005. Advance Reading Copy. Soft Cover. Very Fine. Very Fine condition. Very light shelf-wear. more information

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Greenwich, Conn: Fawcett / Crest, 1976. Soft Cover. Very Good. Kane, M.. SIGNED by author on the title page. First Paperback priting (full number run on CR page). Vintage MM paperback with interesting textured cover (title and bikinis are fuxxy pink felt). Very Light age and reading-wear. Binding square and solid. more information

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New York, NY: D. Appleton and Company, 1919. Hard Cover. Acceptable/No Dust Jacket. SIGNED and inscribed by author. Presentation copy to Norman Vincent Armour. "For Norman and Myra Armour, with the affection of their friend Brand Whitlock. The American _____ Brussels--after his King came back" From the web: "Norman Armour was a career diplomat and Assistant Secretary of State, was born October 14, 1887 in Brighton, England to American parents. He received his B.A. from Princeton in 1909 and graduated from Harvard Law School in 1913. Armour returned to Princeton to obtain an M.A. in 1915, whereupon he joined the State Department and was immediately posted to the U.S. Embassy in Paris. This was the first in a long series of assignments, placing Armour in the heart of revolutionary Russia (1916-1919), fascist Spain (1924), post-revolutionary Chile (1938), and Haiti during the withdrawal of American troops (1933). Among his other posts were: Tokyo, Rome, Uruguay, Argentina and Canada. Armour married Russian princess Myra Koudacheff in 1919, after he helped her to flee her homeland. (Armour himself crossed the border to Finland disguised as a Norwegian courier.) Through witnessing the upheavals and perpetual instability of Russia and other countries, Armour came to loathe rebellion and to esteem and promote the dependability of the American system. The Washington Post reported, "Unlike many emissaries, he represented his country, not the country to which he was posted and certainly not himself." For his considered approach, polished manner and patriotism, Armour earned promotions quickly, rising from 3rd Secretary of the U.S. Embassy in Petrograd, to Ambassador to Chile, to Assistant Secretary of State (1947-48). He was reputed to be the "ideal" diplomat: straightforward, communicative, and aristocratically old-fashioned. As one paper explained upon Armour's retirement: "The need nowadays is for men who know this or that expertly....the wide-ranging knowledge which Mr. Armour acquired from his rich experience and which his natural gifts tempered into ripe judgements would not come amiss amid the seething and striving and self-centeredness of the specialists. Princeton awarded Armour the Woodrow Wilson Award in 1957. After retiring, he continued to advise the State Department and give lectures at Princeton and elsewhere. He died in 1982." Acceptable condition. Budget wartime paper. Bumping to corners and spine edge. Boards somewhat rubbed and scuffed. Some sunning to spine and one short (1") split. Hinges split but still holding. Interior clean and complete. more information

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New York, NY: Popular Library, 1952. First Paperback. Soft Cover. Very Good. Earle Bergey. Attractive, vintage mass market/pocket paperback with colorful GGA painted cover art. Cover is bright showing light rubbing to edges. Pages very faintly edge tanned, supple. Binding solid. Faint reading creases. Light soiling to spine. A few small chips to spine ends. Cover copy reads: "She was a century ahead of her sex....'They're a superrace and their object is to rule the world!', 'Have you ever seen any?' he asked. 'I've seen one,' Gellian said. 'A beautiful girl named Nan Sanderson. She must be killed!' more information

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Westminster, Maryland, U.S.A.: Bantam Dell Pub Group, 1992. Uncorrected Page Proofs. Soft Cover. New. Proof copy. Pre- first Edition of this key Hugo and Nebula Award winner sf title. Brand new condition. more information

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New York, New York, U.S.A.: Tor, 1988. Uncorrected proof. Soft Cover. Fine. Uncorrected Proof Copy preceding the first edition. Proof published in extremely limited quantities. The rarest bound edition of this book. Light reading-wear. more information

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New York, New York, U.S.A.: Tor, 1990. Uncorrected proof. Soft Cover. Good. Uncorrected Proof Copy preceding the first edition. Proof published in extremely limited quantities. The rarest bound edition of this book. Light scuffing and soiling to cover and edges. more information

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New York, New York, U.S.A.: Tor, 1990. Uncorrected proof. Soft Cover. Very Fine. Uncorrected Proof Copy preceding the first edition. Proof published in extremely limited quantities. The rarest bound edition of this book. Very Fine condition. Very light shelf-wear. more information

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New York, New York, U.S.A.: Tor Books, 2005. Advance Uncorrected Proof. Soft Cover. Very Fine. Very Fine condition. Very light shelf-wear. more information

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