Search Results: Titles starting with A from Caroliniana

Dublin: Educational Company of Ireland, Limited, 1975. 8vo, 250pp, original dust jacket. A very good copy with toning/offsetting to a few pages, in a dust jacket that is rubbed and yellowed, with a 3.5 x .75" chip to upper portion of front panel.

New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1929. 9.75 x 6.57", 604 pp, illustration plates. Abridged edition in one volume, in a fine binding of quarter teal leather with blue cloth, gilt decoration and lettering to spine. Very good with toning to pages, wear to corners and edges of binding, mild soiling to covers.

New York and London: Harper and Brothers, 1892. Quarto, green cloth with gilt lettering, 542 pp, illustration. Title to cover reads "Life of Lincoln." Very good with sunning to covers and spine, toning to pages.

Chicago: Rhodes and McClure Publishing CO, 1897. Octavo, original emerald green cloth boards, gilt titles and design to spine and front cover, pattern endpapers, illustrated throughout. A very attractive copy perfect to display or add to your collection shelf. Corners and ends of spine cloth lightly rubbed and bumped, small stain to rear cover, bottom edge with small area of rubbing and fraying to cloth, pages toned, ownership inscription to front blank in pencil, personal library embossed stamp to front blank and endpaper, else an excellent copy.

London Printed: Philadelphia, Reprinted: William Dunlap, 1759. 8vo, disbound text block, vi, 220 pp. Foxing, toning, and some damp staining, text crudely trimmed affecting last letter along margin of 11 or 12 leaves, last leaf chipped along lower corner affecting last letter or two of text.

New York: Outing Publishing Company, 1912. 8vo, red cloth with gilt lettering, 362 pp. Toning and foxing to pages, fading to spine, damage to lower spine, good plus, a bright copy.

New York and London: John Lane, 1907. First edition. 8vo, green cloth with gilt lettering, 96pp, with most of original dust jacket laid in (lacking DJ spine). This copy inscribed by the author's wife, Helen Worden Erskine, dated 1957. An attractive copy with hint of wear to covers, light damp stain to upper margin of pages, dust jacket toned, chipped, and damp stained.

Bristol, Va: The King Printing Company, [1939]. First Edition. Large 8vo, green cloth with gilt lettering, 640 pp. Mild toning to pages, owner inscription to front endpaper, sunning to covers, especially spine, wear along edges and spine, front hinge cracked, ink annotations to a few pages.

Detroit: Herman and Ben Marks, 1926. 4to, [28] pp, pictorial wrappers. Profusely illustrated trade catalog for fur clothing. In excellent condition with minor creasing to pages.

Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1957. First edition, hardcover with dust jacket. Very good wtih slight page toning, soiling, toning and creasing to jacket.

Philadelphia: The John C. Winston Co, 1931. Small Quarto, original red cloth, illustration to front cover, color plates and black and white illustrations throughout by Peter Hurd. A very nice copy with a touch of wear to ends of spine and corners, pages toned and with faint staining along fore-edge, gilt titles to spine rubbed, else a vey nice copy.

Hartford, Ct: The American Publishing Co., 1879. Square octavo, original black and gilt stamped blue cloth. A wonderful vintage edition of this copy which looks the same as the first edition which was published in 1876. With black and white illustrations. A good copy with pages toned, page 230 with a splatter at corner not affecting text, lengthy pencil inscription to front free endpaper, both hinges cracked and showing webbing, wear and rubbing with some loss of cloth to corners, ends of spine and fore edges, else a very nice copy. A perfect edition to give as a gift or to add to personal library.

London: A & C Black, Ltd, 1940. Hardcover with pictorial covers, 62 pp, illustrated. Covers bowed, toned, lacking spine covering, foxing to pages.

London: Home & Van Thal, 1948. First Edition. Octavo, hardcover with dust jacket, 254 pp. Owner inscription to front endpaper, offsetting to endpapers, underlining to pages, dust jacket with chipping and tearing, about very good.

London: Oxford University Press, 1929. Second impression. 8vo, original red cloth. This copy inscribed by Arthur Chandler Bleakley, a prominent Augusta, Gerogia pathologist and inventor of the "Chandler Loop", with with ownership stamps on the endpapers. A very attractive copy with some discoloration spots to covers, foxing (mainly to text block edges), mild toning.

London and New York: Macmillan, 1903. 8vo, 126, [2], 122, [2] pp, red cloth with gilt lettering, illustrations by John Tenniel. Front cover stained, spine rubbed and frayed at ends, pages toned, pages 56-58 chipped along page gutters with loss to some text, pages 116-126 sticking out from text block a bit with page edges chipped, ownership inscription to front endpaper.

McLoughlin Brothers Inc, 1920s-30s. 4to, 188pp, color printed pictorial boards, illustrations by John Tenniel. A fair copy with staining and soiling to covers, large chip to upper spine, toning to pages, rear hinge cracked.

Norwalk, CT: Easton Press, 1977. Octavo, red leather binding, orange silk endpapers, silk book ribbon. Part of Easton PressÂ’s 100 Greatest books series. A very nice copy.

New York: Random House, 1965. Hardcover. John Tenniel. Two volume set in original slipcase measuring 9 x 5.75", bound in green and red cloth with gilt lettering. 150 and 165 pp, respectively. Centennial Edition, with the Tenniel Illustrations. A nice set with slight fading to spines, some sunning to slipcase.

New York: Random House, 1946. Hardcover. John Tenniel and Fritz Kredel. Two volume set in original slipcase measuring 9 x 5.75", bound in green and red cloth with gilt lettering. 150 and 165 pp, respectively. With the Tenniel illustrations colored by Fritz Kredel. Very good with sunning to spines and wear to slipcase, bookplates to front pastedowns.