Search Results: Titles starting with R from Squid Ink Books

First edition 1st printing, Very Good book with light edge wear and spine slant; in a Good to Very Good, price-clipped, jacket with edge wear, several closed tears, slight chipping at spine ends and corners with some loss,soiling and light rubbing back panel, sun faded spine. Matthiessen’s third novel.

First edition 1st printing, Good to Good plus book and Good jacket. Book has offsetting to paste downs and end papers, two light spots on front board, light edge wear and with previous owners first name - Lloyd - printed in ink at top corner of front end paper. Jacket has edge wear with chipping and slight losses along edges, mildly sunned spine, a clip and a crease to front flap, and also old internal tape reinforcements. Looks better than it sounds. This title was made into a movie with Suzanne Pleshette and Ben Gazzara, and is often advertised as - signed - because of the author’s facsimile signature on the title page.

First edition 1st printing, Fine book in Fine jacket, unread beautiful copy signed by Cleverly on title page and dated 19 September 2002.

Fine book in Fine jacket, unread, signed by Cleverly on title page and dated 19 September 2002. Intrigue, politics and murder in British ruled, post WWI, 1920s India. Cleverly's second mystery. Included with the book is a promotional flyer issued by Constable in 2002. Approximately 8 x 12 inches, stiff, glossy, full-color, printed paper flyer. One side advertises the availability of Ragtime in Simla, The second in the detective Joe Sandilands Series." The reverse side announces the availability of "The Last Kashmiri Rose" in paperback and features an essay by Cleverly titled Evolution of the Rose. The flyer is signed by Clevery above her name on "Ragtime." side of the flyer. Ink from her signature is partially visible on the reverse side.

First lettered limited edition signed by Cleverly and H. R. F. Keating (author of a preface appreciation) on the limitation page, this is copy L of 12 lettered copies for private distribution. Fine book bound in quarter leather and marbled boards, in clear acetate jacket, that is as new and unread.

Very Good book that is bumped and pushed at bottom of spine with slight crimping at top of spine, slight slant, boards have bit of splay, with touch of waviness to page block; in a Near Fine jacket that has light edge and corner wear, with mild rubs to front panel. This copy is signed and dated 6/5/06 with a personal inscription - For Bub - A story of Texas in the 1820s. Sons of Texas series.

First edition 1st printing, Fine, unread book, in a Near Fine jacket with light edge wear and mild rubbing back panel. The story of a US collector of underground art from Russia. During the 1960s and 1970s this person managed to have thousands of pieces of art brought into the US.

First edition 1st printing Very Good to Near Fine book has light edge wear and slight fading along top and bottom of boards, soft at spine ends, slight slant; in a Near Fine jacket with light rubbing and a light dog-ear crease top corner front flap. A tight unread copy signed by Van Gieson on the title page.

First UK edition, subtitled "The Advent of Brother Cadfael". Fine book in a Fine jacket. Book has numerous full-color illustrations. Oversize book approximately 10 by 7 ½ inches. This copy has a bookplate signed by Peters laid-in.

First edition 1st printing, Fine minus book with touch of shelf wear and very slight slant at spine; in a Fine dust jacket. This copy is signed and dated 11/14/07 with a personal inscription - For Bub Johnson - A little bit of Texas history.

UK First edition 1st printing, Fine minus, unread book with touch of page edge yellowing, in a Fine minus jacket that has severeal very slight overwrite impressions back panel. Allbeury was an intelligence officer during WWII and published over 40 novels, mostly related to spies and espionage, before he passed away in 2005.

From World War II, a magazine size issue of the RESTRICTED journal for May, 1944, in Near Fine, stapled wraps approximately 13 by 9 inches with 50 pp. This copy has only mild aging, slight wear to pages, and an officer’s name and unit stamped in small light letters to the front cover. These journals were used to train members of the services to recognize planes, ships, and various ground vehicles, such as tanks, and are filled with B/W photos of these (for the Allies, German, and Japanese).  There are detailed legends with the photos, as well several short articles. There are a number of quizzes with answers in each issue. Release of an issue or revelation of its contents to unauthorized persons was prohibited by law (Espionage Act, 50, as amended).

First edition 1st printing, Very Good, apparently unread book, with very slight slant, dusting top page edges, and mild push top of spine, in a Good jacket that has small chips and several small closed tears along edges with slight loss of color and material, white portions are age yellowed and spine is very slightly faded. Fiction set in Baltimore that morphs into a crime novel toward the end. Published to excellent reviews but didn’t sell; won the Penn west prize; recently re-issued as a trade paperback. Ward was lured off to Hollywood and wrote for TV (Hill Street Bills) and movies. Book was remaindered by Dial but got Ward a cult following. Signed by Ward on title page and dated 4.12.85.

First edition 1st printing of the McMillan trade edition, 1000 copies, of Red Jungle, Fine unread book in Fine jacket, this copy signed by both Harrington and publisher McMillan on title page and dated 1/5/05.

Limited 1st edition overrun. Bound in marbled boards and black quarter morocco; a beautiful book. Not numbered or signed. Fine unread book in Fine jacket and Near Fine slipcase with light shelf wear and vertical rub near spine on one panel.

Limited 1st edition bound in quarter morocco and housed in Fine slipcase. Fine unread book in Fine jacket, this is copy NNN of 156 lettered copies; signed by author on the limitation page.

Poetry inspired by Powell’s journals and author’s similar journey down the Colorado, published in a total edition of 500 copies, 50 were hard bound and 25 were specially bound and signed and lettered by the author. This copy is bound in patterned cloth and is Fine minus with light sun fade along top edge of boards, in a Near Fine heavy jacket that has light edge and corner wear with several small spots of color loss. This is copy N and is signed by author on the limitation page. A quality production by a meticulous, small, Tucson press.

First edition 1st printing, Near Fine book with light pushing at spine ends and a very slight bow to front board; in a Near Fine jacket that has several slight creases, edge wear, mild rubbing back panel, and a tiny dog-ear crease bottom corner of back flap. Author’s first book. This copy has been signed by Redick on the title page, with the word Idrolos printed beneath his signature.

First limited edition, 22 of 400 such copies, Fine, unread book in a Fine minus jacket that has small dog-ear crease top corner back flap. This is Volume 8 of McMillan's Fredric Brown in the Detective Pulps series. Signed on limitation page by Walt Sheldon (Introduction).

First edition 1st printing, Good book lacking original dust jacket, Book is lightly rubbed and soiled, with some sun fade, bumped at top corners, slightly loose at spine when opened to title page. Now in a new facsimile jacket for display.