Romance from LostLoves Books

DJ front features Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck photo from Alfred Hitchcock movie. Back of dust jacket also shows scenes from movie. Top and bottom of DJ spine missing (title and Bergman's photo still visible on spine). DJ protected by Brodart. Pages age browned as is typical for 1940s volumes but no other marks. Owner's bookplate pasted on front… Read more about this item

Light blue cover with gilt lettering front and spine; oval color paste-down on front cover showing woman in large hat; glossy color plates and frontis with tissue guard. Lists decorations by Franklin Booth. American writer Harold MacGrath (1871-1932) was a popular screenwriter for silent films as well as novelist and magazine writer. Will Grefe (1875-1957) is best known for his… Read more about this item

By American author Charles Major written under the pseudonym, Edwin Caskoden. It was first published by the Bowen-Merrill Company (later known as Bobbs-Merrill). This edition contains a 1901 owner's name written in ink on front flyleaf. Copyright page notes this is a later edition (probably 1900 or 1901). Set during the Tudor period of English history, Mary Tudor, a younger… Read more about this item

Includes Illustrations. Very clean hardcover, lovely picture of woman in white dress pasted on front blue cloth cover, title and author name in white, somewhat faded on spine.

Blue cloth with title, author's name, and illustration of castle entrance printed in brown. Illustrated in black-and-white photos from R.W. Johnston Studios, Pittsburg (stet), PA. This appears to be part of Grosset & Dunlap's "Dramatized Novels" which were illustrated with photos as listed in ads in the back. Graustark was adapted as a stage play in 1908. These photos do… Read more about this item

Dell, 1950. Mass-market paperback. Fair. No dust jacket.. Cover and spine very creased--someone loved reading this novel by the author of "The Sheik" Dell 402, heart in keyhole logo, mapback illustration on back. Interior text clean.

Dell, 1947. Mass-market paperback. Interior text clean, no pages missing. Dell mapback #144. Front cover and spine creased, map on back of Palace of Prince Kiang clean and bright. Interior text clean.

Dell, 1947. Mass-market paperback. Good.. Gregg, Gerald (cover). Dell Romance and Mapback edition. Renault would become better known in later years for her novels based on Greek mythology (King Must Die). Spine is very sun faded. The map on back cover shows the home of Miss Heath. Story of a love triangle.

Dell, 1947. Mass-market paperback. Good. No dust jacket.. Dell Mapback 170. Also labeled "A Dell Romance" with keyhole/heart logo on cover. Map of London on back. Interior text clean.

Dell, 1946. Mass-market paperback. Good.. Dell Mapback 139, clean copy, also labeled "A Dell Romance" on cover with keyhole/heart logo.

Toronto: Harlequin, 1952. Mass-market paperback. Good. No dust jacket.. Before Harlequin became a full-time romance only publisher, they issued a number of reprints of historical fiction, including this one. #200 on the cover with Harlequin diamond logo. Cover creased, top and bottom of spine worn, interior text clean, obviously a well-read but well cared for volume. "This is… Read more about this item

Dell, 1949. Mass-market paperback. Very good.. Based on a play by Philip Yordan, cover art is a tie-in to Columbia Picture film starring Paulette Goddard. Back is the map of "Brooklyn water front where Anna Lucasta lives the live of a tarnished lady..." Dell Mapback 331. Clean interior, minor creases on front cover, overall nice collectible for movie… Read more about this item

Dell, 1948. Mass-market paperback. Good. No dust jacket.. Dell Mapback 245. Cover art by Gerald Gregg. Also labeled "A Dell Romance" on cover with keyhole/heart design logo.

Pulp (cheap paper) U.S. edition of 1900 Rowlands story. From ad copy on the back probably later than 1900 (copyright date of edition). Ad copy states "So when you get tired of rolling around in your Lady Lizzie or listening to the blah-blah of your radio, hie yourself to the nearest news dealer, grab off a copy of a good… Read more about this item

Author also known as Elizabeth Peters and Barbara Mertz and a master of romantic suspense.