Austin: Encino Press, 1972. First ed. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. One of 1,000 copies desgined by William Wittliff, brown endpapers, printed in two-tone brown and black. Foreword by Jeff Dykes explains how the book came about with interesting biographical material on J. Frank Dobie. Spine fade all else fine selaed in publisher's celophane. WHALEY 88
Austin: Encino Press, 1965. Limited Edition. VERY GOOD IN VERY GOOD SLIPCASE. #330 of 550 copies SIGNED by the author in the original Cherokee alphabet invented by Sequoyah. Small 4to purple cloth with two color pictorical label on cover in matching slipcase. Foxing to cloth and paper labels. "One of a few men who invented an alphabet, he came to the SW and lived to see the majority of his people become literate." From the introduction. WHALEY 12 - William Wittliff and the Encino Press.
Austin: Encino Press, 1973. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. Two page color frontispiece and title page by Nunn plus 8 additional full page drawings on green panels. Color paste-down on front cover, cloth backed green boards. Design by William Wittliff. Sticker residue on free front endpaper in glassine dj. WHALEY 101 - This story under the title The Perfect Christmas appeared in the December 1973 issue of McCall's.
No place: Private, 1941. First Separate Printing. Pamphlet. VERY GOOD. Reproduced from Southwest Review, 23pp., printed extended cream wraps with light wrinkling. Together witha age toned soil hand-addressed envelope to Mrs. Frank Moore and Miss Stella Murchison, printed return annotated Mr. & Mrs. from Austin, Texas. Robert Lee More was born at Decatur, Texas, 1873 and after 27 energetic growing years in this community he entered the employment of D. Waggoner and Son and moved to Vernon, Texas. Under Bob More's managership, Three D gasoline, from the Waggoner refinery at Electra, became as well known as the same brand on Waggoner cattle. He was responsible for the Waggoner Pipe Line Copany- and he went on studying birds and collecting bird eggs. In 1925 he wrote to another collector of bird eggs, "I have been collecting for 37 years and am just as enthusiastic as when I started." Interesting history later expanded into an Encino Press book.
Austin: Encino Press, 1968. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/very good. SIGNED, Limited edition #20 of 850 copies, SIGNED by publisher William Wittliff with presentation to former owner, very good slipcase. WHALEY 39. DRD 3456.
Austin: Encino Press, 1978. First Edition. Hardcover . VERY GOOD/good. 183pp., 135 historic photos, bibliography, designed by William Wittliff, oblong folio, photographic gold dj, gold endpapers, beige printed cloth. WHALEY 154
Austin: Encino, 1981. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine in mylar dj as issued. SIGNED by author and illustrator. Illus. by Patrick Oliphant, 29pp., oblong 4to green cloth backed boards in publisher's plain mylar dj. WHALEY 160.
Austin: Encino Press, 1971. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/very good. 71pp., index, dj. TFLS Pub. No. XXXV. BASIC 203 XXXV. DJ foxed.
Austin1967: Encino Press. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. Recipes, Household Hints & Home Remedies of the Pease Family.SIGNED by Katherine Hart on half title page. Illus. with reproductions of recipes, and advertisements for kitchen items. Tipped-in facsimile of a program from 1895, 55pp., designed by William Wittliff at the Encino Press. Orange cloth backed boards, matching orange slipcase. Waterloo Book published by Encino Press for Friends of Austin Public Library. Some pages unopened. WHALEY 30 -"First edition of 1,000 copies sold out." This collection of recipes, home remedies, and personal descriptions of the times was gathered from the papers of Elisha Marshall Pease, Governor of Texas, 1853 - 1857, and his family and includes Governor's Pease's account of the first party given in the Governor's Mansion. Not seen in slipcase previously.
Austin: Encino Press, 1972. First ed. Hardcover. FINE with mylar DJ as issued. One of 1,000 copies desgined by William Wittliff, brown endpapers, printed in two-tone brown and black. Foreword by Jeff Dykes explains how the book came about with interesting biographical material on J. Frank Dobie. WHALEY 88
Austin: Encino Press, 1972. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. SIGNED by Jeff Dykes on the half title page. One of 1,000 copies desgined by William Wittliff, brown endpapers, printed in sepia and black. Foreword by Jeff Dykes explains how the book came about with interesting biographical material on J. Frank Dobie. Fine plain mylar dust jacket. WHALEY 88.
Dallas, TX: Encino Press, 1965. 1st limited edition. Hardcover. Fine in Fine slipcase. Designed by William Wittliff, #489 of 550, slipcase with pictorial printed label. Bound in a beautiful shade of adobe cloth with two color paper title label fixed to upper board in brown paper slipcase with matching paper title label, tan endpapers, two color printing thru-out. Lowman- PRINTING ARTS. McVicker D29. WHALEY 8. DRD 485. Wittliff's first book with Encino Press imprint. TIL Award in design for 1965.
Austin: Encino Press, 1966. First Edition. GOOD. X-LIBRARY, withdrawn stamp. LTD ED of 700 for sale, 3part title page designed by Wittliff, in memory of J. Frank Dobie, lacks slipcase. Bertha Dobie called this little book "exquisite" and Sandburg's daughter was delighted with its publication. WHALEY 15.
Austin: Encino Press, 1968. First Edition, SIGNED. Hardcover. Fine in near Fine Slipcase. limited edition #104 of 850 copies, SIGNED, very good slipcase. Errata note from the publisher laid-in. WHALEY 39. DRD 3456.
Austin: Encino Press, 1977. 1st edition. Hardcover. Fine in Fine DJ/fine. 114pp., index, bib., 46 stories collected from older tribe members in the 1930's. WHALEY 149
Waco, TX: Texian Press, 1981. Second Edition. Hardcover. FINE IN FINE DJ.. 64pp., illus. dj. A perfectly flawless copy in price unclipped dj. No names. From yellow squash Mexican style to mango chiffon pie this book is loaded with simple and delicious recipes in a beautiful presentation that was never released for publication. Previously published in a different format by Encino Press.
Austin: Encino Press, 1971. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. Designed by Wm. Wittliff, SIGNED by editor Lonnie J. White on first blank page, map endpapers of army posts and camps in Northern Texas and The Indian Territory, illus. with b/w photos from the period, 74pp. Brown decorative parchment boards. No names, other than editor's signature, no writing in publisher's chipoped torn plain mylar dj. Author of these letters was a scout with Nelson A. Miles Expedition against the Kiowas, Comanches and Cheyennes led by Quanah Parker. WHALEY 77
Austin: Encino Press, 1971. First Edition, SIGNED. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. . Designer Wm. Wittliff, SIGNED by editor Lonnie J. White on first blank page, map endpapers of army posts and camps in Northern Texas and The Indian Territory, illus. with b/w photos from the period, 74pp. Brown decorative parchement boards. Edge a bit age toned otherwise fine. Author of these letters was a scout with Nelson A. Miles Expedition against the Kiowas, Comanches and Cheyennes led by Quanah Parker. WHALEY 77
Austin: (Encino Press), 1971. First Edition, SIGNED. Softbound. Near fine. Address of the President of the Texas State historical Assn. 75th Meeting, 16pp., footnotes, printed wraps WHALEY 75
