Search Results: Titles starting with F from Grove Antiquarian

Hardbound book in green cover with imprint of ferns and author name on front cover and spine. The book has water damage on the back pages since is printed in treated paper the damage is light curling to the pages. There is some staining to the end papers. The jacket is in ivory color with fern designs in green on the front and back, The jacket shows some light water stains and small chips missing.The jacket is price clipped.The book is profusely illustrated in black and white.Photos available on request.

New York: Rinehart, 1946. Fair with no dust jacket. Hardcover. The author had the book rebound for his father. A later printing. Not a reading copy; printed on acidic paper. A curiosity.

The book is tight and clean like it was never read. It is illustrated with black and white pictures. A most for a computer history collector.
"Freiberger and Swaine spent more than two years researching and writing Fire in the Valley, and their effort is evident throughout their book. More that 100 interviews in all". The Miami Herald
Prior owner's name on the fiorst page.

New York: Editions for Armed Services. Near fine. 1944. Wraps. A paperback in oblong format. #L-19. 351 pp. Uncommon. Bruns W-186. Gardner 1089. .

New York: Farrar & Rinehart, 1944. Near fine in a very good minus dust jacket. First edition. Hardcover. There is a prior owner's name in the book. The dust jacket is missing a large chip at the bottom of the spine. Bruns W-186. Gardner 1089.

New York: Farrar & Rinehart, 1944. Very good with no dust jacket. First edition. Hardcover. The author had the book rebound in red cloth for his father. Bruns W-186.

Ormand Beach, FL: (self published), 1935. VG/none). Hardcover. Bound in green cloth. 22 pages.

New York: (self published), 1913. First edition. HB. VG/ (none). Top and fore edges are darkened.

Palm Beach, FL: Mizner Development Corp., 1926. First edition. HB. VG/(none). Mizner version of the Harper & Brothers book.

New York: Harper & Row, 1967. Near fine in a very good dust jacket. First edition. Hardcover. Inscribed by the author. Dust jacket is price clipped, faded on the spine. First state dust jacket.

This is an anthology of poems in the Miami Daily News edited by Vivian Yeiser Laramore, Poet Laureate of Florida
The book is clean and tight. It shows very light foxing on the end papers. It shows some rubbing on the front cover and shelfware on the edges. It has the previous owner's name on the first page.

Miami: Miami Publishing Company. Very good with no dust jacket. 1926. First edition. Hardcover.

(no place): (no publisher). Good with no dust jacket. 1912. First edition. Hardcover. Front cover is loose. .

New York: Coward-McCann. NF/VG. 1954. First edition. Hardcover. Dust jacket shows a little wear to the edges. .

(no place): (no publisher), 1940. Near fine. Hardcover. An 18"x12" souvenir book for the Florida state exhibit at the 1940 world's fair. Signed by Ed Ball. Scarce.

Miami: Lysle E. Fesler, 1926. VG-/(none). First edition. The cover of this trade paperback has tape reinforcement on the spine and wear on the edges. There is a prior owner's name on the first page.

This book is illustrated by the author with fantastic black and white drawings. The book is clean and tight not price clipped. It has the previous owner's name on the first page.
The jacket shows light shelfware and two small chips missing on the top and bottom of the spine. It has a removable mylar cover for protection.
"From his "House in the Hammock" Don Blanding writes and draws vivid pictures of his new home, Florida"

New York,: Hearthside Press, 1962. Near fine in a near fine dust jacket. First edition. HB.

This book shows some sunning on the upper edges. The books is clean and tight.
The jacket is is not price clipped and has some small chips missing on the edges. it has a closed tear on the back middle spine. It shows somed rubbing on the back cover. The colors are vibrant.
"Set in Florida and Washington, in a world of supernuclear weapons and supersensitive emotion, Pat Frank's new novel is guaranteed to split the most obdurate atom of reader restraint and cause a nationwide fallout of enthusiasm."

Miami, FL: Banyan Books. Very good. 1977. First edition. HB. Limited edition of 150 copies, bound in brown leatherette, signed by the author. In a very good slipcase. Slight foxing to the endpages. .