Search Results: the cabin in the clearing a by ellis edward s

London: Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1938. Book. Fair. Hardcover. Presumed 1st Edition. The book is green cloth-covered boards with illustration of Indians attacking a cabin on the front. The cover of the book has lost some of the dye at top and bottom edges, previous owner's name and date of 1938 appear on the first end page. Internal foxing. The dust jacket has edge wear and chipping. 264 pages plus 3 pages of ads.

London, Edinburgh, New York, Toronto and Paris: Thomas Nelson and Sons Monochrome Frontis illustration of 2 Red Indians fighting. Light Olive Green cloth cover illustrated with Indians stelthily approaching the Log Cabin. Black Lettering above. Spine illustrated with a Wagon train, Black Lettering above & below. Undated Edition, probably circa 1920s-'30s. 204 Pages, 475g, Spine colour a little faded and tanned, nick to cloth at top spine corner. No inscriptions except old penciled price on ffep.. Decorative Cloth. Near Very Good/No Jacket. Book.

Thomas Nelson and Sons, Ltd.. Very Good- with no dustjacket. N.D.. Hardcover. Gift inscription and Christmas tag inside the front from 1935.; Small 8vo 7½" - 8" ; 264 pages .

Philadelphia: John C. Winston Co.. Hardcover. Very Good. Tan cloth, with illustration stamped in blue, brown and black of a cowboy riding a bronco on front board, and a lad on a horse on the spine. No. 3 in the Wyoming Series. Original owner's name on recto of frontispiece, and initials on front paste-down. A bit of staining on rear board else VG.

Philadelphia : John C. Winston Co., 1890. reprint. Hardcover. Very Good/None. Hardcover, 438 pages, light blue cloth with color decoration, 4 b&w plates. Previous owner's signature in pencil on reverse of frontispiece, otherwise, a clean, tight copy. Record # 407197

Philadelphia:: Porter & Coates,. Very Good. 1890. Hardcover. B00FXBZBGY . Number 3 in the Wyoming Series. Illustrated. First edition thus. Small octavo, bound in olive green cloth with black and red lettering and design. Brief gift inscription (from 1894) on front endpage, moderate shelf wear and aging, else very good. Binding is solid.; 438 pages .

London: Thomas Nelson & Sons, 1892 A Shaken Book But Still Holding. Sewn Binding Is Visible At The Frontispiece. Tissue Protector Still In Place. Illustrated Half Title. A Gift Bookplate Pasted Onto The Front Verso And Dated Christmas 1891. Blue Illustrated Boards With Frontispiece Repeated And Tinted Red. Gilt Title On Front Still Fairly Bright. Spine Title Faded. Rubbing To All Edges Bumping To Spine Ends And Small Split On Spine Front Edge Top And Tail (1-2 Cm)

London: Thomas Nelson and Sons [no date]. (Hardcover) 264pp. Very good, no dust jacket. Navy blue illustrated cloth with gilt lettering to the spine. Color frontispiece and title page illustration, color illustrated plates. The spine is a bit cocked and lightly frayed at the top and bottom, the bottom corners are bumped, and the back cover and bottom of the front cover are lightly scuffed. "On one of those hazy afternoons when forest, river, and mountain were wrapped in the dreamy glory of Indian summer, three individuals, widely separated from each other, were making their way through the trackless Ohio wilderness toward the same point on the bank of of the Hocking River" - from Chapter I. Series: Nelson's Travel Series. (Fiction, Fiction, Frontier Life, Western America).

Nelson. London, Edinburgh, Dublin, New York. No date [c.1909].. pp. 264, (ii). Frontispiece, additional pictorial title and 2 plates, all coloured. Pictorial cloth, a very good copy.

T. Nelson & Sons. Good with no dust jacket. 1893. Hardcover.