Search Results: Titles starting with S from West Side Books & Curios

"SM 1941" on front cover, program for science and math educators held at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago.
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DJ with light scratching and rubbing, else minimal wear. First printing.
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frontis folding map, with 84 engraved illustrations (good clear strikes) on 28 plates, titles page vignette, in the original quarter crimson roan backed printed paper over boards with vignette illustration on both boards, a fine clean copy of the first edition, fourth printing. Osborne II-p813. Sabin 94469. Among the earliest of the juveniles about the Americas, it contains brief highlights of early travel and discovery aimed at the juvenile audience, including material concerning Columbus, Cortes, Balboa, American Indians, Lewis and Clark, Hudson Bay, the West Indies, etc., with numerous charming woodcut illustrations. Both American continents are covered equally. Binding loose spine tattered. This is an ex-library copy. Owned by Wilbur Cortez Abbott (1869-1947) of Wabash College.Stamps and library ID numbers.Please contact the store for more information:
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Fold-out map at front still attached. Ex-library with usual markings.
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Oblong white trade paper covers, lightly rubbed, profusely illustrated with Michael Monfort's photographs.
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Haruki MurakamiJapanese EditionPlease contact the store for more information:bookelves@westsidebooks.com303-480-0220 (If we don't answer, leave a voicemail! We'll call you back.)

A Short History of the Long Ball by Justin CroninPlease contact the store for more information:bookelves@westsidebooks.com303-480-0220 (If we don't answer, leave a voicemail! We'll call you back.)

Sgined by editor, numbered 176 of 600. Red cloth-covered boards withy gilt lettering and decoration on front. "A Message from the President About This Books" from University President Whitman Best included loose, as issued. Previous club member and owner's name on front free end paper, ebossed and inkless library stamps at bottom of three pages. A few tiny soil spots to front cover, light marking to text. Binding firm.
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Front board off, rear joing starting, textblock firm.
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In French475 pp. plus errata. 12mo. Original calf, leather label. Chipped at the bottom of spine, front hinge broken and board detached but cords sound. Foxing. Myers, a native of Virginia, undertook his tour in the summer of 1848, visiting Washington, D.C., Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Upper and Lower Canada, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Nova Scotia, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. The larger part of the narrative is devoted to New York and the Great lakes region, which is discussed in more than ten chapters.Please contact the store for more information:bookelves@westsidebooks.com303-480-0220 (If we don't answer, leave a voicemail! We'll call you back.)

The slang dictionary; or, the vulgar words, street phrases, and "fast" expressions of high and low society. Many with their etymology, and a few with their historytraced by Hotten, John CamdenLondon: John Camden Hotten, 1864, Third edition, 8vo, pp. xxi, [3], 305; frontispiece map, vignette title page, top edge gilt, full leather binding with gilt dentelles, spine and cover decoration. The fine leather binding is not the original binding but appears contemporary. Original blue cloth cover bound into rear. "One of the most famous and esteemed dictionaries of slang ever published. This new edition includes nearly 10,000 words, according to the preface, as well as the prefaces to the first and second editions."Please contact the store for more information:
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Tiny remainder mark on bottom edge of pages, light sunning to cover edges, else clean, firm copy.
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Mass market paperback featuring stories by John Cheever, John Hersey, Harris Downey, Turman Capote, Sherwood Anderson, R.V. Cassill, C.E. Montague, Mary Bolte, Nathan Asch, William March, Jessamyn West, William Carlos Williams, Arthur Miller, Frank O'Connor, Joseph Cross, Eudora Welty, James Pooler, Christopher La Farge, William Saroyan, and Erskine Caldwell.
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Signed by Maud and Miska Petersham on front free end-paper. Light sunning to spine.
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