Search Results: Titles starting with G from Rigdon Books

Rand McNally & Co., Chicago, 1919. Hardcover. Book Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No DJ as Issued. Original imprint. Light wear to binding and slight dust staining on edges of page block. Book remains in very nice condition, tightly bound with unmarked contents. Antique gardening text. Hard to find copy. Makes a great gift!

Popular mid-20th century children's book. Boards in poor shape. Pages still present but detached from spine,require some repair, browned due to age. Needs a little attention to get it back in good shape, but as you can see the front cover illustration is still bright.

VIntage copy, Hurst & Co., late 19th century (No date provided). Is in near fine condition inside and out.Gift inscription on inside front endpaper.

Essays about various subjects connected to the topic of exaggeration. First edition stated, John Day & Co., orange boards. Bumped lower corners, boards a little dingy. Clean pages, tight to spine. Check other online sources and you will see this is quite a deal!

Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good Book. Red boards, no d/jkt. Pages with expected browning due to age, but all tight to a sturdy spine. Gift inscription on inside front endpaper.

Ex-lib with minimal markigs as such. Some loose nes in spine, all pages present and clean. Grosset and Dunlap, 1904, reprint, Gray Cloth Hardcover, 482 pages, 7 3/4" tall, Includes: "Prelude, The voice of prayer, the garden, the journey, the revelation, the journey back.:

Slight tear on d/jkt, otherwise very good condition.

Tells women how to handle their bosses. Fascinating case studies, in very good condition, inscribed by author.

Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good Book. 292 pages. "Those days are gone, but there are still communities where trotting races surviving lustily- where "horseflesh" still means all that it use to mean, and should mean." VERY GOOD HARDCOVER. Very rough d/jkt.

Second printing, with d/jkt, fine condition, only slight creasing on d/jkt.

Genetopia is the story of Flint, a young man in search of his possibly-abducted sister in a far future where nano-and biotechnology have influenced and accelerated the evolution of humans and their strangely altered surroundings. This volume was from the estate sale of an avid sf collector who bought the book, put it in a mylar cover, and then left it on his shelf. Condition is pristine.

Good reprint copy, pale green boards, black lettering, slight fading of lettering onf ront. Bumped corners, sturdy spine, clean pages. Prior owner's name on inside front flyleaf.

Decorated green boards, gold lettering, gift inscription on inisde fron cover. Fine copy of this edition of classic novel.

Like new, great reading copy.

This volume is like new; I found it at the estate sale of an avid sf collector who placed his books when purchased new in mylar jackets, and kept them that way. First edition. A solid collection of Disch's stories from the late 1960s and early 1970s. Standouts include the title story and "The Asian Shore." Content differs considerably from that of the 1973 British collection of the same title, which is not a strong collection.

Good speculative novel about Hitler's escape at the end of WWII. Ex-lib., solid good read.

Classic literature, good reading copy and addition to your collection.

Ghost of Granny Aples series. First in the series, makes a great gift!

The Giants of The Polo Grounds is the definitive work on baseball's New York Giants and their tenure in New York City. An "Editor's Choice" of The New York Times when it was first published more than 20 years ago, the book was also a Spitball Magazine nominee for the Best Baseball Book of the year.

Short collection of information inspired by the author's work among Native Americans.