Search Results: Signed from Collettes Books

Autobiography of Martha Shemer, who founded the Shemer Art Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Signed and dated (2002) by the author on title page with inscription. Uncommon copy in Very Good condition with tight binding, bright covers and unmarked text. Only light edge wear and rubs to covers, slightly cocked spine. Pages and text are bright and clean. Scarce as signed. A nice collectible for fans of the Shemer Art Center or those with an interest or connection to Martha Shemer's family. Pictorial wraps (softcover), 313 pp, illus., 27.5 cm. [z1]

Signed by the author on title page. Limited Edition: #139 of 300 copies. Good, with tight binding and unmarked text. Some edge wear and rubs to covers, sunning to spine, owner's stamp on inside front. A solid, clean copy, and an interesting example of an early self-published book using early 1980s technology: a Commodore 8032 computer! (Read the preface for more info.) Nice addition to your maritime library. Illustrated blue wraps (softcover), [3], 54 pp: ill; 215 cm. [z2]

Signed by author Richard Bocking on title page and signed again with inscription to friends on front free endpaper. Account of a journey down the Fraser River in British Columbia by the author. Very Good hardcover in VG dust jacket. Light edge wear to corners and tips of spine, slight bow to back board, else tight binding and clean, unmarked pages. DJ has light edge wear and rubs. Uncommon as signed. Blue cloth, 294 pp. [z2]

Uncommon signed copy in Very Good condition with tight binding, bright covers, and unmarked text. Signed with inscription on first blank. Light edge wear and rubs to covers, small sticker on back. A personal history of Montana's Race to the Sky sled dog racing event. Softcover, 93 pp, illus, 23 cm. [z2]

Offprint of the paper "The Vrysoula Classical Deposit from Ancient Corinth" by Elizabeth Gummey Pemberton (1940-2024), signed by the author (as "Betsy") to fellow archaeologist Jack. L. Benson. Pemberton was a noted classical archaeologist, and this article summarizes work done in the 1960s at Ancient Corinth, Greece. In Good condition with tight staple binding. Includes a handwritten page of notes on the paper, author unknown. Some edge wear, foxing, rubs, and sunning to covers, tips of spine are split/torn, bit of foxing to margins of some pages, a few notations in text. Pages are otherwise clean and quite readable. Illustrated with numerous b/w plates/photos of ceramics. Printed tan wraps (softcover), pp 265-308 + plates, 27.5 cm. [z4]