Black Beauty by Sewell, Anna - 1986

Privately Printed By The Dutch Treat Club, 1971 In AS NEW CONDITION, with the slipcase in Very Good ++ Condition. SIGNED BY BOB HOPE ON THE HALF-TITLE PAGE. Oblong format, 76pp [2], bound in original gray cloth with paper label mounted on cover. Slipcase lightly sunned, with light soiling on one edge. Annual dinner held at the Hilton Room of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City on May 6, 1971. A select club of writers and artists.

Morristown, NJ: The Morris Museum, 1992 IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. 63pp, printed on fine glossy paper, stapled book with original stiff wraps, binding tight. INSCRIBED & SIGNED BY KONRAD - WITH ORIGINAL ARTWORK NEXT TO INSCRIPTION.

NY: A. L. Burt, 1885 Inscription reads "Presented to Arthur Smith / by Capt. Snare, Hampden, / Then mashed Schooner Susie P. Oliver / Curacao, W. I. / June 4, '87" Snare was the Captain of the Schnooer "Susie P. Oliver", built in Bucksport, Maine and transported salt [to or from] Curacao, West Indies in the late 1800's. 341pp, [5] bound in original illustrated green cloth, with binding and hinges tight, gilt on spine bright, pages age darkened [not brittle], illustrated throughout. Covers show bumped corners and light rubbing.

Camden, Maine: International Marine, 1997 This book was purchased from the estate of Olin J. Stephens II (1908-2008) American Yacht Designer, and associated with America's Cup races. Ask about our other maritime books purchased from this estate. AUTHOR'S INSCRIPTION READS "Olin - / Apologies first / for putting you in the / past tense. More Importantly - / Thanks for all of your cooperation, / candor, and example. They have / meant much to me. I just / wish you'd had an off / year with Constellation. / Yours, Robby / Bartlett's Island, Aug. 21, 1977" written on the title page. vii, [1], 309pp, bound in maroon paper over boards, with the binding and hinges tight, the Dust Jacket is NOT price-clipped.

Boston: Ginn & Company Publishers / The Anthenaeum Press, 1901 xi, [1], 332pp, printed on fine glossy paper, bound in gilt illustrated cloth, with gilt still bright, top edges gilt, binding and hinges tight. Complete with 12 plates, as called. INSCRIBED "To W. D. Vincent / As you go afield on my / trail through these pages, take / with you the Indian greeting, / Tanamakoon ! / Wm J Long / Stamford, Conn. / 1925". Includes the bookplate of W. D. Vincent. William D. Vincent (1866-1935) was a collector of books and bookplates, an amateur historian, with focus on the Pacific NW. From Spokane, Washington, he was President of the Old National Bank of Spokane 1920-1933. ALSO INCLUDES TWO LETTERS FROM THE AUTHOR, tipped-in. Letter 1: Is on the Author's letterhead and is handwritten, dated 11 November 1925, mentioning he would be glad to sign the book. Letter 2: Also on the Author's letterhead and handwritten, dated 24 November 1925, mentions the meaning of the Inscribed Indian… Read More

Doubleday & Co., Inc., 1985 This SIGNED FIRST EDITION hard cover is in NEAR FINE CONDITION. With Dust Jacket in same, protected in a mylar cover. Light foxing to outer page edges only. Signature on ffp reads "Greetings, Isaac B Singer". 178pp bound in tan paper & black cloth over boards with bright gilt lettering on spine. BINDING AND HINGES STRONG AND TIGHT. Revealing conversations in the format of an interview over a period of eight years.

Connecticut: Weatherhill, 2002 IN NEW CONDITION, with a Dust Jacket also in New Condition, in a protective mylar cover. 163pp, printed on fine glossy paper, with color photographs throughout. STONES AS DECORATIVE ART.

Venezia: Ferdinando Ongania Editore, 1961 IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. THE CHRONOLOGICAL DOCUMENTATION AND HISTORY OF MEDICINE, SURGERY AND PHARMACY IN VENICE DURING 1258-1332. 167pp, [8], bound in grey cloth, with binding and hinges tight. LIMITED EDITION #736 of 850 copies. Covers and pages age darkened along the edges, stains to covers.

NY: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1930 Published, Fall, 1930. [2], xiii, [1], 164pp, [6], bound in the original orange cloth binding, photographic endpapers, complete with 32 photographic plates, as called for, with binding and hinges tight. NO INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. Light foxing to top outer page edges, tipped-in book synopsis inside front cover, small bookstore label inside back cover. "Although Mary North is only 10 years old, she has kept a journal since she was six and now presents a record of her adventures in the Southwest which would do credit to a much older girl".

Edinburgh, Scotland: Printed for Private Circulation, 1887 64pp, [2], bound in 3/4 red leather and marbled paper, retaining the original paper covers, marbled endpapers, binding and hinges tight. Armorial bookplate of George Beveridge, inside front cover. Small ownership label of A. B. W. MacEwen, inside front cover. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR "Rev. A. T. Grant / from J M'Lean" on the title page. Small [and only] ex-library mark on copyright page, stating this is a duplicate, covers rubbed.