Search Results: Titles starting with F from Tom Davidson - Bookseller

Originally published as a paperback in 1975, this is the first revised and re-edited edition, and the first appearance in hardcover. Fine in fine dw, very briefly INSCRIBED by Banks on the title page.

A selection of short stories from the acclaimed Irish author, fine in fine dw.

A very pretty copy of Harrison's 3rd novel, fine in about fine dw, with the yellow title faded on the spine. 1st state binding (5 1/16" wide) in a 1st state dw with $7.95 price intact and 3 reviews on back panel.

The two-time Booker Prize-winning author's first book. 1st US edition, about fine with a thin line of toning to the board edges, in a fine dw. SIGNED by Carey on the title page.

The two-time Booker Prize-winning author's first book. 1st UK edition, fine in fine dw, SIGNED by Carey on the title page.

The final volume of short stories in the author's loosely-knit Notes trilogy, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by Lopez on the title page.

The beloved author's first collection of short fiction. Page edges typically toned else fine in fine dw, SIGNED by Francis on the title page.

The third novel by the author of Flowers for Algernon. Fine in very nearly fine p/c dw with very light scattered edge wear. Warmly INSCRIBED on the title page to Charles (Strouse) 3-time Tony winner and the composer for the musical version of Flowers for Algernon.

From the library of J.B. Priestly. Introduction by A.J.P. Taylor. An elaborately detailed exploration of the battle for air supremacy over the Isle of Britain in September 1940. About fine in similar dw with the red lettering on the spine lightly faded. Warmly INSCRIBED by Deighton to author J(ohn) B. Priestly, and dated September 15, 1977. September 15th is celebrated annually as The Battle of Britain Day. Illustrated with numerous photographs and maps.

Photographs by George Bennett, text by Hamill. Bennett's black-and-white photos of boxers were taken in New York's boxing arenas and gyms. Hamill contributes a 7-page introduction, and a page of text introducing each of 5 sections in the book. An oversize softcover original, unpaginated, very near fine in black pictorial wraps with a bit of rubbing to the edges. Briefly INSCRIBED by Hamill on the front end paper.

1st American edition of the acclaimed writer's 1st book, a collection of short fiction. Cultural library stamp on front end paper with no other stamps or markings present throughout the book, thus about fine in fine dw, and SIGNED by McEwan on the title page.

1st US edition of the 4th Captain Richard Bolitho novel, a historical naval series set in the last years of the eighteenth century. About fine in very nearly fine dw with a touch of wear to the edges of the spine.

A biography of the heavyweight champ of the Roaring Twenties, from his poverty-stricken childhood to his days as a restaurateur in New York City. Fine in fine dw, SIGNED by Kahn on the title page.

1st edition of the ninth entry in the series finds Flashy in the heart of India defending the British Empire from the army of Sikh Khalsa, circa 1845-46. Slight, faint damp-stain to bottom edge thus very nearly fine in fine dw.

The first American edition, fine in fine dw.

Hamill's third novel, source for the made-for-tv film of the same name. About fine in similar dw with the red lettering on the spine lightly faded. Briefly INSCRIBED and dated by Hamill on the front end paper.

1st American edition of the Nobel laureate's 5th novel, about fine with a small, light dampstain to the green top stain, in a fine dw.

Beautiful copy, as new in similar 1st state dw with typographical errors on the front and rear flaps.

1st US edition of Francis' 6th mystery. About fine in nearly fine dw with light wear to the edges of the faded green spine (an endemic problem) and a short closed tear on lower front panel near the spine.

Correct 1st edition of the sixth title in O'Brian's acclaimed Jack Aubrey/Stephen Maturin naval series. Very slight push to bottom of the spine, with a touch of fading to the spine and the top edge of the light blue boards; there is a slight surface scratch on the front panel, and a small triangular loss of lamination atop the spine, thus near fine in similar dw.