Search Results: Titles starting with J from 12th Street Books, ABAA

Clean and tight stapled paperback in near fine wraps. Stadtische Dortmund 1965 Paperback 8vo, 30 pages, Register.

Clean, tight book but for offsetting rear endpaper from relevant newspaper clipping (laid in). Mathis, Van Nort And Company Dallas 1953 Signed 1st Hardback Cloth 8vo. Illustrated, signed by author

Clean, tight book in bright, near fine slipcase. Univ Texas 1985 1st Edition Hardback Cloth, oblong 8vo. Exhibit catalog of the artist's works published by the Institute of Texan Cultures. Printer's copy, unnumbered, of the deluxe edition, signed by the artist.

Covers browned and moderately worn, ink on front cover, scattered foxing, otherwise a clean pamphlet in Presbyterian Committee Richmond Paperback 12mo.

Clean and tight stapled paperback in near fine wraps. Univ Texas Austin 1963 Paperback 8vo, 31pp. With b&w illustrations.

Very clean, tight book in bright, unworn wraps. Interim Press Devon 1987 1st Edition Paperback "1979- 1985". Inscribed by the poet.

Very clean, tight book in bright, unworn wraps. Interim Press Devon 1987 1st Edition Paperback "1979- 1985". Inscribed by the poet with signed note laid in.

Clean, tight book but for light wear and soiling to boards, extremities bumped with slight loss. Appleton New York 1873 Hardback Cloth 8vo. x, 519, [8] pp. Index. Illustrated. Eight pages publisher's ads in rear. Brick-red cloth, black-stamped decorated boards, gilt spine. Early printing of the Appleton edition.

Edited by Susie Bright. Plain View Austin 1984 Limited edition of 200 copies. A signature is called for on the limitation page but this copy has none. Clean, tight copy in pirnted, stapled wraps.

Clean, tight book in bright, near fine dustjacket. Bertram Rota London 1980 Hardback Cloth 8vo, 73pp, notes. Limited edition, unnumbered copy. Introduction, afterword and notes by Kurth Sprague.

Interior badly foxed but otherwise clean and sound. Boards abraded, spine lacking. Gray, Printer New York 1846 Hardback Cloth 8vo. 106 pp. Brown cloth, gilt front board. The first 63 pages are on the establishment and development of the aforementioned church, the second and final part is a transcript of the sermon by Rev. Parkinson "delivered in the meeting house of the First Baptist Church in the city of New-York, August 20th, 1812: being a day recommended by the authorities of the nation as a day of special humiliation and prayer, on account of the present war." 1846 reprint "by a friend." Scarce with only 19 copies in OCLC: (27966544). Bookplates of two members of the Dodge family, associated with this church and mentioned several times in the text, on the front pastedown.