Search Results: Authors starting with K from Tannery Books

Garden City: Hanover House, 1954. First printing. Hardcover. Good. Harnett T. Kane, Spies for the Blue and Gray, Garden City, Hanover House, 1954, First printing. Gray cloth hc with black and silver spine lettering, 8vo, aqua endpapers, 312 pp with index. Signed by author on "Southern Edition" extra half-title. Good/no DJ: covers bumped, foxing, ex-lib with minimal markings (bookplate and small stamp on title page), pages crisp, no internal markings. Printed in USA

Osprey Publishing, 1984. Later printing. Paperback. Ex-Library. Mike Chappell. Philip Katcher, illustrated by Mike Chappell, Armies of the Vietnam War 1962-75, Men-At-Arms Series no. 104, London, Osprey Publishing, 1984, later printing. Paper covers with uniformed men on front and ad on back, royal 8vo (9 3/4 inches), 40 pp with text and bw photos (final page of notes in French and German) including ranks and insignias, 8 color plates with illustrations of uniforms. Ex-lib (Good-): ex-library with taped edges, pocket and minor stamps, bumped and scuffed, sticker damage at top of title page, no underlining.

New York: Arms and Armour Press, 1996. Reprint. Hardcover. Very Good. Philip Katcher, Civil War Uniforms - A Photo Guide, New York, Arms and Armour Press, 1996. Laminated HC, larger 8vo (24 cm), unnumbered pages. Includes Part One: Confederate Forces, with 83 bw photos, sketches and notes on accessories and weapons; and Part Two: Union Forces, with 87 bw photos, sketches and notes on uniforms and weapons. Ex-library (Very Good): ex-library with stickers and minor markings, pages crisp.

Troy, N.Y.: The Southworth Company, 1914. First printing. Hardcover. Good +/fair. Howard A. Kelly, Some American Medical Botanists Commemorated in our Botanical Nomenclature, Troy, N.Y., The Southworth Company, 1914, First Printing. Biographies of American botanists including John Bartrum, who explored Florida at the age of 70. Dark green cloth hc with gilt writing and a leaf on the spine, 8vo (21 cm), gilt top edges, roughly opened pages, [viii] 7-216 pp, many unnumbered illustrated plates; plain brown dustjacket with black lettering to reflect the cover design. Good+/Fair: corners rubbed, spine lightly skewed, po name in pencil on ffep, no internal markings; DJ scuffed and torn with large chip at head of spine, faded at top edge of flaps. printed in USA

Philadelphia: Thomas Kite, 1831. Second Edition. Hardcover. Good. John Kendall, Letters on Religious Subjects, Written By Divers Friends, Deceased. Philadelphia, Thomas Kite, 1831, Two volumes in one [Second Edition - Smith Vol. 2, p. 55]. Smith: "The Letters in this Collection are by John Rutty, Catharine Payton, Samuel Forthergill, Sophia Hume, John Churchman, Dr. John Fothergill, Richard Shackleton, Anthony Benezet, John Crook, Wm. Penn, Lawford Godfrey, Deorah Bell, John Woolman, and many others." Dark brown cloth hc with blind-stamped borders, gilt title on spine, 12mo (18 cm), vi, 7-176, viii, 9-178 pp. Good to Fair (no DJ): covers well worn with spine separating, light dampstain on rear endpapers, pages foxing and tanning but crisp, no markings.

The Queen Anne Press, 1994. Paperback. Very good +. Kenneth Carroll; Three Hundred Years and More of Third Haven Quakerism, With an Appendix: An Architectural History of Third Haven Meetinghouse by Orlando Ridout V; The Queen Anne Press (printed by Reese Press, Baltimore, Md.), 1984. Glossy green paper covers with meeting house image on front, tall, slim 8vo (25 cm), 92 pp, bw photographs. Very Good+: covers lightly scuffed, no markings. One-sheet of "Old Third Have Meetinghouse" laid in, corner crumpled.

Philadelphia: Childs & Peterson, 1856. Hardcover. Ex-Library. Elisha Kent Kane, Arctic Explorations: The Second Grinnell Expedition in Search of Sir John Franklin, 1853, '54, '55. Illustrated by upwards of three hundred engravings, from Sketches by the Author. Volumes I and II. Philadelphia, Childs & Peterson, 1856. Three-quarter leather over marbled boards, 8vo (21 cm), mottled edges, marbled endpapers, frontispiece and decorative tile. Vol. I: 464 pp, fold-out map, 11 more plates steel engravings plus in-text illustrations. Vol. II: 8 pp, [2 map], 9-468 with appendices, six more plates steel engravings plus in-text illustrations, fold-out chart. Fair to Good: Ex-library with pockets and related markings plus po bookplate. Vol. I has covers scuffed and tape over spine, hinges cracked at frontispiece (with tape on title page) and p. 460, closed tear at map border, pages crisp. Vol. II leather and edges worn with lower spine compartment missing, joints cracking and rear cover… Read More

Kennet Square, Penn.: Quaker Publications, 1982. First printing. Paperback. Good. Leonard S. Kenworthy, An American Quaker Inside Nazi Germany: Another Dimension of the Holocaust, Kennet Square, Penn., Quaker Publications, 1982, First printing. Red paper covers with American Friends Service Committee star and barbed-wire design, 8vo, x, 118 pp including 5 pp reproductions from Kenworthy's Berlin diary. Good-: covers worn, title page loose and stapled in, church library stamps, reading list affixed inside rear cover (names removed), minor pencil markings.

West Chester, Pa.: Joseph Painter, 1842. Second edition. Leather_bound. Poor. Jesse Kersey, A Treatise on Fundamental Doctrines of the Christian Religion in which are Illustrated the Profession, Ministry, Worship, and Faith of the Society of Friends, West Chester, Pa., Joseph Painter, 1842, updated by the author "in the seventy-fifth year of his age" from the 1815 first publication. Leather, 12mo, 120 pp. Poor+: Front cover missing, bottom of pp 5-6 torn off with no text loss, small stain on title page and small tear in rear endpaper. PO name in pencil, dated 1843, and writing on rear endpapers.

Philadelphia: Friends' Review, 1885. Pamphlet. Fair. Thomas Kimber, Early Friends and Outward Ordinances, Philadelphia, Friends' Review, 1885. Small pamphlet with green paper covers (13 cm), 24 pp. Kimber's argument against an unnamed "Pamphlet" circulating amongst Friends (Quakers). Fair to Good: covers faded with large chips, rusted staples pulling through first few pages, no markings.

New York: Coward-McCann, Inc. , 1958. Hardcover. Ex-Library. Stanley Kimmel, Mr. Davis's Richmond, New York, Coward-McCann, Inc., 1958. Gray cloth hc with gilt battle-flag on front, 4to (28 cm), 214 pp, bw photos throughout. Ex-library (Good)/no DJ: ex-lib with stickers and stamps, covers wearing, minor po markings.

The History Press, 2008. Reprint. Paperback. Very Good +. Glossy paper covers, viii, 328 pp, map (not illustrated). Very Good+: lightly bumped in scuffed, pages crisp, no markings. (Seller bought this new in Ireland.) Printed in England

Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 1945. First Printing. Paperback. Ex-library. Bernhard Knollenberg, Pioneer Sketches of the Upper Whitewater Vallery - Quaker Stronghold of the West, Indianapolis, Indiana Historical Society, 1945, First Printing. Indiana Historical Society Publications Volume 15, no. 1. Gray paper covers, 8vo, [x] pp 7-172 with index, map and 4 bw plates. History, including pioneer names and experiences. Ex-library (Good): ex-library with taped spine, stickers and pocket, covers lightly creased and marked/soiled, minor pencil markings.

London: Spring Books, 1988. Revised. Hardcover. Very Good/good. John Kobal, A history of movie musicals - Gotta Sing Gotta Dance, London, Spring Books, 1988, Revised. Buff cloth hc with blue lettering, 420 (29 cm), 320 pp with index, illustrated; dustjacket with photo of Fred Astaire and Ellie Powell on gold background. Very Good/Good: spine lightly bumped and skewed, edges fading, pages crisp, no markings; DJ light bumped and scuffed, edges fading. printed in Hong Kong

R.C. Ringholz, 1984. Paperback. Good +. Raye Carleson Ringholz and Bea Kummer, Walking through Historic Park City, 1984 with no other editions listed. Horizontal 8vo with pictorial paper covers, 68 pp, many bw photos. Good+: light bumping and scratching on covers, clean, unmarked, crisp.