Search Results: Titles starting with T from Allen Panzeri Books

SPECIAL SALE: As new. Signed with a white Sharpie by the author on the title page. Protected in a Brodart cover.

As new. Signed by the author on the title page. Protected in a Brodart cover.

A lovely copy signed by the author on the title page and protected in an archival cover. Back corners, top and bottom, lightly bumped.

A near-fine copy of the final issue of this influential Canadian literary magazine. A star-studded issue that includes fiction by such Canadian heavyweights as Margaret Atwood, Alice Munro, and Timothy Findlay. Protected in an archival plastic wrap.

First hardcover edition. Small crinkle at top front right of dj. Protected in a Brodart cover.

A fine copy, inscribed by the author to the late Judy Mappin, who owned and operated the legendary Montreal book shop, The Double Hook. With a bookmark from The Double Hook laid-in. Protected in an archival cover.

A lovely copy signed by the legendary Canadian author on a tipped-in page and protected in an archival cover.

First edition, with Scribner A on copyright page. Inscribed "For Charles Sanderson, with every good wish - Robert Sherwood November, 1940." We believe this Charles Sanderson was chief librarian of the Toronto Public Library from 1937 to 1956. This copy - which was bought in Ottawa, Ontario, at an annual book sale in the village of Rockcliffe - was probably acquired when, after running for six months to packed houses in New York, Sherwood took the play on the road in November across the U.S. and into Canada (The play ran until Nov. 2 in New York, so it's possible Sanderson could have got it there, as well). Upon seeing the play in Canada, Prime Minister MacKenzie King said it encouraged him to speak candidly to Americans about the coming war. Sherwood himself was no stranger to Canada. After being rejected for enlistment in the U.S. forces in the First World War, he travelled to Montreal and became a private in the 42nd Battalion, Black Watch, in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in France, where he was… Read More

A story of the Victoria (B.C.) Daily Times in the 1930s. Book is fine, unclipped dj has edge wear. Signed and dated by the author on the half-title page and protected in an archival cover.

An early work by Canada's present Ambassador to the United Nations, signed by him on the title page and protected in an archival cover.

A very fine copy of the uncorrected proofs. The author's debut novel, with publisher's promotional material laid-in.

An as-new, unread copy of the fourth printing, with CD, signed by the author on the title page and protected in an archival cover.

A fine copy signed by the author on the title page and protected in an archival cover.

A lovely copy dated in the year of publication and inscribed in French by the first woman prime minister of Canada on the title page and protected in an archival cover. The inscription, in English, reads: "Thank you for permitting me to communicate in both official languages." Campbell prided himself in being able to speak French.

A lovely copy with light edge wear to dj, signed on the half-title page by the author and protected in an archival cover.

A very fine copy of the Canadian author's first book, inscribed and signed on the title page and protected in an archival cover. Very rare signed.

A lovely, as-new copy, signed by the recently deceased science fiction author on the title page. Protected in a Brodart cover.

A lovely copy, Book is very good plus, with only light bumping to spine ends. DJ is very good, with some edge wear, soiling, and toning. Protected in a Brodart cover.

An as-new copy signed by the late author on the title page and protected in an archival cover. His seventh novel. First edition, first printing.

A fine copy in a price-clipped dj that is signed by the former Canadian astronaut with a blue Sharpie on the half-title page, and protected in an archival cover.