Search Results: Authors starting with C from Sheila B. Amdur

Paris: Crapart, Caille et Ravier. Part of back blank leaf removed. Last 4 leaves with waterstain on lower right quarter. Else very bright, clean, tight book. No front flyleaf; half title page is first leaf. With ribbon. 1/4 leather with leather tips, gilt ruled spine, black and red leather gilt lettered labels. Dark boards. A very nice copy. xii, 438 pp. A few scattered pencil marginal lines. . Good Plus. Hardcover. First Edition. 1804.

The Bostonian Society. Small tear base of front cover, else close to fine copy. 2 pages of text plus photo essay. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Bostonian Society Annual Meeting. Blue covers. . Very Good Plus. Soft cover. 1967.

Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company. Cabot writes about "moral training," and his own philosophy of how to promote well-being by focusing on work, play, love, and worship in the treatment of people with chronic illnesses or mental illness. xxi, 341 pp. With ink signature of Emerson Crosby Kelly, eminent collector of books in the history of medicine, with the book shop and date where he bought the book. With ink inscription of original owner on flyleaf. Two small "withdrawn" stamps, indicated this book was withdrawn from Kelly's library. . Very Good. Blue Gilt Lettered Cloth. First Edition, First Printing. 1914.

New York et al: McGraw-Hill Book Company. International series in the earth sciences. Translated and Revised by Edward A. Flinn. xx, 282 pp. Scarce book. Classic work first published in French in 1939 and brought up to date. . Near Fine. Hardcover. First English Edition. 1962.

New York: The Macmillan Company. siv, 524 pp. Development of Jewish thought throughout the ages. . Very Good Plus. Maroon Cloth. First Edition, First Printing Stated. 1962.

Buenos Aires, Argentina: Emece Editores. 111 pp plus index. B & W drawings. Brown color pictorial bindig. Colleccion Buen Aire. . Fine. Hardcover. 1944.

Guayaquil, Ecuador: Museo Antropoloico y Pinacoteca . xvi, 330 pp with map, drawings, color photos at end. Impressed stamp of renowned anthropologist Robert L. Carniero at the bottom of title page. Small piece clipped from bottom corner of flyleaf. Quechua language in title. . Fine. Soft cover. 1983.

New York and London: The New Press. 243 PP plus preliminary pages. Author is co-founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility. With illustrations. Medical/Ecological consequences of Fukushima Nuclear Catasrophe. . Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1st Printing. 2014.

New York: Samuel Colman. A very scarce copy of this early 19th century defense of Phrenology. With frontis folding engraving of the Frontal sinuses. 156 pp with slight foxing. Original green embossed gilt lettered framed cloth, back cover loose spine with some wear. . Fair to Good. Hardcover. First and Original Edition. 1838.

The American Anthropological Society. American Anthropological Association Memoir no. 88. Dec., 1958. xiv, 88 pp with maps, illustrations. . Very Good. Soft cover. 1958.

Hartford. Conn.: Hartford Publishing Company. 250 engravings from photographs. 740 pp. 1/4 dark green leather, tips scuffed, marbled boards and endpprs. Intro by Rev. Lyman Abbott. One page pulling with edges tattered, else tight, clean, bright copy, . Good Plus. Hardcover. 1897.

Willowdale, Ontairo: Little Bible Ministry of Canada. Bright red black lettered pictorial covers. 2 1/2" x 3 3/4" 41 pp. . Fine. Soft cover. 1963.

National Museum of Canada. Mackenzie River Tribes, leaflet 3, 1938, 6 pp & The Cordillera Indians, Leaflet 7, 1939, 11 pp. Both with maps, illustrations. Cream printed covers. . Very Good. Soft cover. 1938.

Cambridge: The University Press. Small amount of underlining in Vol. 1; overall clean, bright, tight copies. viii, 237 pp; 279 pp. With plates, diagrams, etc. . Very Good Plus. Dark Blue Gilt Lettered Cloth. First Edition. 1937.

Mexico: Aguilar. Collection 'Eternal Works Collection'. Arabian Nights.In Spanish from the original Arabic, prefaced, annotated. by R. Cansinos Assens: with color plates by Julio Castro de la Gandara ; illustrations in black by Manuel Bent. Brown leather like bindings with gold Arabic Lettering, pictorial Dust jackets. 1436, 1429, 1629 pp. Each volume with red ribbon. Handsome decorative stamp on front blank leaves. Set of 2500 copies printed. Extra shipping costs may be required. . Fine. Hardcover. 1986.

Philadelphia: Crawford and Company. 544 pp. B & W illustrations. Anything you wanted to know, but were afraid to ask, at least in 1914! Binding is attached, but beginning to loosen. Name stamp front endppr. Generally a clean, bright copy. . Good. Green Gilt Lettered Cloth. 1914.

Barcelona et al: Editorial Labor. Segunda edición. Colección Labor. Biblioteca de iniciacion cultural.178 pp plus publisher's works. . Very Good Plus. Hardcover. 2nd Edition. 1947.

New Haven: The Profile Press. 8 pp with handsome graphic design on back of last page. The author was founder of A. & W. Head's Book Shop in New Haven, and catered to Yale faculty and students. writing under the pseudonym Uther Capet. The New Yale Guide was published in a single volume and onnly one hundred sets were printed. The individual parts, which deal with distinct and different facets of Yale life, are all very scarce. The author later published under his own name. 193 . Near Fine. Soft cover. Limited Edition.

New Haven: The Profile Press. 8 pp with engraved letter on first page; inside covers with additional printing. The author was founder of A. & W. Head's Book Shop in New Haven, and catered to Yale faculty and students. writing under the pseudonym Uther Capet. The New Yale Guide was published in a single volume and onnly one hundred sets were printed. The individual parts, which deal with distinct and different facets of Yale life, are all very scarce. The author later published under his own name. . Very Good Plus. Soft cover. Limited Edition. 1931.

New Haven: The Profile Press. 8 pp with handsome engraving on last page. The author was founder of A. & W. Head's Book Shop in New Haven, and catered to Yale faculty and students. writing under the pseudonym Uther Capet. The New Yale Guide was published in a single volume and onnly one hundred sets were printed. The individual parts, which deal with distinct and different facets of Yale life, are all very scarce. The author later published under his own name. . Very Good. Soft cover. 1931.