Search Results: Authors starting with M from Moneyblows Books & Music

Oliver Ditson, 1920 Edgewear, creased lower corner.

Dodd, Mead and Company, 1909 1909 printing. Green covers with gilt lettering. Previous owner name, old price on flyleaf, front hinge is cracked, one page has underlining, another has a tear.

New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1869 Brown leather covers and spines with gilt stamping, burgundy bars, marbled endpapers and page ends. Shelfworn, Vol II and Vol V spines are frayed at top edge, some of the burgundy bars have loosened; several are present and could be re-attached, Some spotting and scarring to leather covers, bindings are very tight.All copyright dates are 1869 except for Volume VII, which includes poems and is1861. Minimal foxing to endpapers. Each volume is 5" w x 7.5" tall. Extra postage required for this multi-volume set.

David R. Godine, Publisher, 2000 Stated First Edition, 2000. Minimal wear to book and dust jacket, no markings. A beautiful book!

Berlin: Klaus Wagenbach, 1978 Young Women, Mothers and a Leader: Women in Fascism. A study of the role of women in Hitler's Germany. Text is in German, translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer. B&W photos. Edgewear, light browning to cover and pages.

NYC: Philosophical Library, 1947 Introduction by Albert Shaw. 299 pp, indexed. Wear to red covers, small tear in cloth at top spine, browning to endpapers, page edges.

G. Schirmer, Inc. , 1915 Previous owner name. Spine has been reinforced with tape. 107 pages.

Leo Feist Inc., 1944 1944 Sheet Music. Inset Photo of the Ross Sisters on cover. Edgewear, no marks or writing.

Bregman, Vacco and Conn, Inc,, 1945 From the movie "When My Baby Smiles at Me". Betty Grable and Dan Dailey on cover. Covers partially separated, no markings in music.

NYC: Random House, 1968 473 pgs. Usual ex library markings, book edges slightly worn, black lines running around cover on top and bottom, edgeworn dust jacket, now in brodart cover. 8 articles on integration and segregation from the Mississippi Delta to Chicago, Newark, Suburbia, Kalamazoo, and Mexican Americans in Los Angeles.

OpusPocus Publishing, 1996 Black leather spine with embossed cardboard covers. Slight edgewear, fraying to cloth endpapers. Red ribbon bookmark. Illustrated endpapers, color and black and white illustrations. 224 pages.

J.B.Lippincott Company, 1978 Dust jacket spine is sunned, tear at top edge. Sllight foxing to top of page ends.Solid copy.

London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1971 A brief history of book printing and the art of typography, with 46 B&W illustrations from early decorative missals to examples of Bodoni's and Caslon's art to Art Deco examples from the 1920's-30's. Examples shown are in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Gray covers are sun-faded, previous owner name in ink at top of front cover.

St. Louis Music Corporation, 1952 Photo of Patti Page on cover. Previous owner name, number stamp, small tape repair, a few erasures in music.

Port Washington, NY: Kennikat Press, 1967 Reprint of edition originally published in 1921. Plain light brown covers, old price sticker. 210 pages, indexed. Tight binding, no markings.

Austin, TX: Shoal Creek Publishers, Inc, 1973 DJ is worn with tears, now in Brodart. Author's inscription to previous owner on half-title. The little-known, rarely-told true stories of Texas that historians seldom put in their textbooks. B&W illustrations. 156 pp, indexed.

Broadway Music Corporation, 1923 Wear to edges, covers partially separated at spine, no markings in music.

Boston: Little Brown, 1970 Dust jacket is edgeworn, scuffed on front. Slight soiling to top of page ends. No marks or writing.

Duell, Sloane & Pierce, 1961 Sections: Color Photography - McCall's Children, Portfolios, Fine Pictures, Rocket Photography, Presidential Highlights, Pulitzer Prize Photo. Photographers include: Art Kane, Bert Stern, Richard Avedon, Philippe Haksman, Karsh, many more.

NYC: U.S. Camera Corp., 1949 Vol I: The Year's Finest Photographs; Vol. II: The Year's Great News Pictures; special gravure section featuring the work of Bill Brandt and George Hoyningen-Heune; selections from The Exact Instant -- news photography exhibit at the Modern Museum of Art assembled by Edward Steichen; Paradise That Was - photographs of the Marshall Islands by Eliot Elisofon; Color photos taken by Naval photographers in the Pacific during World War II. 400 pp. Some wear to cloth covers; dust jacket is edgeworn with small chips and tears, now in protective mylar cover.