Search Results: Titles starting with B from Red Giant Productions

Printed for J. Payne at the Feathers in Patterson Row, London, 1764. Hardcover. Acceptable. ORIGINAL BINDING. Comes in a nice wood box. The Beauties of Nature and Art Displayed in a tour through the world 1764 First Edition Volume XIVComes in a beautiful antique box, which has always protected this delicate volume.This is volume 14 IN ORIGINAL binding in fair+ good minus condition, the leather appearing hardboards has rubbing all around the corners. Has a bookplate from a 1914 sale inside. This is one of the most fun volumes. its all about animals and plants. (the entire set covered both nature and art. The first page is about rattlesnakes, which were unknown to the European world. Very interesting article on Tobacco. California, as its flora and fauna was known in 1760s is presented on page 79.The book fits in the palm of a (large) hand. 198 pages, followed by the index for all 14 volumes. (you need this one if you have any of the set)We sell on every book site out there but offer… Read More

John A. Keibel, 2009. First Edition. Paperback. Like New. 8x3x11. Signed by Author. This is the history of Port Chicago and the Concord Naval Station. Site of the industrial accident that killed hundreds of mostly black sailors and civilian workers Mustard gas was brought here and disposed of. The base was closed permanently and is being redeveloped but is a superfund site because of heavy metalsSigned by the author, not inscribed. Mint condition.Mint condition table top sized paperbackIsBN is 0615279074 for 10.We sell on every book site out there but offer (INCLUDED IN THE PRICE YOU SEE) a 30 percent discount on Biblio because Biblio offers most sophisticated and best bookselling site, with the fewest errors in listings.

Cosmopolitan, 1901-01-01. Magazine. Acceptable. This is a well worn (spine has no wording left) but complete original copy of Cosmo from 1901, with articles by Bran Stoker, Bret Harte and a fabulous piece called Great Events, Humor and Satire, which is something like the Onion's "Our Dumb Century" for the 19th century.Actually the best piece is a photo and literary essay by someone named Edward Russell TreherneWe sell on every book site out there but offer (INCLUDED IN THE PRICE YOU SEE) a 30 percent discount on Biblio because Biblio offers most sophisticated and best bookselling site, with the fewest errors in listings.