Search Results: Titles starting with V from North Country Books

US Dept of the Interior /Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1965. Paperback. VG+. Smallish stapled wraps with just light wear, tightly bound, clean, and unmarked. 72 pages.

NY: Viking Press, 1965. First edition. Hardcover. VG+ in Good [or better] dust jacket. Green cloth hardcover with just light shelf-wear, clean and tightly bound; an unmarked copy, light signs of handling, o/w clean. Dust jacket with visible edge-wear including tiny chipping to head of head/tail of spine, tiny tear, rubbing to spine edges, not price-clipped (shows $3.00) and quite presentable in a protective, clear archival sleeve.

London: The Astrological Association, 2014. Paperback. Near Fine. Trade paperback with minor cover wear, clean, no spine crease; text is clean, book is unmarked.

Chicago: The Art Institute of Chicago. Paperback. Near Fine. Oversize paperback with minor wear, clean with no spine crease; an unmarked copy with clean pages. 80 pages, color illustrations throughout.

Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1969. Hardcover. Near Fine in NF dust jacket. Hardcover is light new with light foxing to top edge, o/w with no faults to note -- tight and clean, free of marking, minor wear to dust jacket, not price-clipped.

Bath: Kingsmead Pres, 1971, 1972. Paperback. VG+. Three volume set, all wraps with light wear, clean and unmarked. Experienced full-time bookseller since 1994 (selling online since 1998). Images may be added by request. Questions welcome.

London: Penguin Books, 1972. Reprint. Paperback. Very Good. Trade paperback with light cover wear, clean, well bound, no spine crease; an unmarked copy with clena pages. Illustrated with photographs throughout. 210 pp.

NY: St. Martin's Press, 1958. Unknown Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine in G+ dust jacket. Black cloth hardcover, minor wear, very clean, tightly bound, name/date on front fly leaf, o/w clean and unmarked. Dust jacket with edge wear, small edge chipping and tears spine sunned, now protected in a clear archival sleeve.

Poughkeepsie, NY: Vassar Cooperative Bookshop, 1938. Assumed First Edition. Paperback. Acceptable. Stapled wrap with general wear including small amount of damp staining, wear from handling and some indentations to several pages. Scarce Experienced full-time bookseller since 1994 (selling online since 1998). Image may be added by request. Questions welcome.

NY: G. P. Putnam's Sons, [1894]. Third edition. Hardcover. VG++ in Fair dust jacket. Blue cloth hardcover with visible but light edge wear, clean, tightly bound, former owner's name/date on the front flyleaf, otherwise clean and unmarked. Dust jacket very worn with discoloration chipping. xvi, 168 pages, frontispiece, plus publisher's adverts. Includes a Note to the Third Edition. Experienced full-time bookseller since 1994 (selling online since 1998). Images may be added by request. Questions welcome.

Vermont Historical Society, 1968. Paperback. VG+. 6 x 9" wraps. Light wear, clean, well bound; interior clean and unmarked pages, illustrated. IN THIS ISSUE: "Book Town: A Historical Sketch of publishing and Printing in Brattleboro" by Barrows Mussy. / "Dimock Wright: That 'Devilish' Tory of Heartland" by Milton Vaughn Bail. / "Jonathan Turner or Justin Moral: A New Look at the Authorship of the Land Grant Act of 1862" by Geroge D. Merrill. / "A Traveler's Account of Bellows falls and Burlington in 1831." / "The Major Efforts of Anti-Slavery Agents in Vermont, 1836-1838" by John Myers. / "Captured by Rebels: A Vermonter at Petersburg, 1864 [Civil War]" / "John Gillis Mills: 'Bad Guy' from Vermont" by Robert C. Black III. / "Historical Research Pertaining to Vermont: Essays in the Library at Bennington College." More issues available.

Vermont Historical Society, 2008. Paperback. Near Fine. 6 x 9" wraps. near new, mailing label on back cover, clean and unmarked contents. IN THIS ISSUE: "A Trace of Arabic in Granite: Lebanese Migration to the Green Mountains, 1890-940" by Amy E. Rowe / "When Money Was Necessary to Make Dreams Come True: The Cost of a Trip from Vermont to California via Panama" by Lynn A. Bonfield / "Writing Home from Around the World, 1926-1927" By Thomas H. Johnson; Edited with and introduction by Laura Johnson Waterman / Book reviews. Illustrated. More issues available.

Vermont Historical Society, 2003. Paperback. VG+. 6 x 9" wraps. near new, mailing label on back cover, clean and unmarked contents. IN THIS ISSUE: "Mountain Rule Revisited" by Samuel B. Hand / "The Watershed Election: Cornelius Peter van Ness, Horatio Seymour and the United States Senate Campaign of 1826" by Kenneth A. Degree / "Revisiting the Ethan Allen Homestead: A Closer Look at a Vermont Landmark" / "The Technological Turn: Skiing and Landscape Change in Vermont, 1930-1970" by Blake Harrison / Index to Volumes 70 and 71 / Book reviews. Illustrated More issues available.

Vermont Historical Society, 2001. Paperback. Near Fine. 6 x 9" wraps. near new, mailing label on back cover, clean and unmarked contents. IN THIS ISSUE: "Thomas Day Seymour Bassett" by Samuel B. Hand / "Legislative Voting Patterns on Banking in Vermont, 1803-1825" by Kenneth A. Degree / "Designed to Cure: Civil War Hospitals in VT" by Nance E. Boone and Michael Sherman / "Can We 'Trust Uncle Sam"? Vermont and the Sumarginal Lands Project, 1934-1936" by Sara Gregg / Book reviews. A few illustrations. More issues available.

Vermont Historical Society, 1992. Paperback. Near Fine. 6 x 9" wraps. Light wear, clean, mailing label, well bound, clean and unmarked. IN THIS ISSUE: "The Autobiography of Levi Allen" Edited by Michael A. Bellesiles / "Migrants and Mill workers: The French Canadian Population of Burlington and Colchester, 1860-1870" / Book Reviews / "More About Vermont History" compiled by Paul A. Carnahan. More issues available.

Vermont Historical Society, 2004. Paperback. Near Fine. 6 x 9" wraps. near new, mailing label on back cover, clean and unmarked contents. IN THIS ISSUE: "The Work Journal of Albert Bickford, Mid-Nineteenth-Century Vermont Farmer, Cooper, and Carpenter" by Lynn A.. Bonfield / "'Far from Idle': An Early 20th-Century Farm Wife Makes do" by Lorna Quimby / "The Campaign [Andrew Nuquist]" by Elizabeth Raby / Book reviews. Illustrated. More issues available.

Vermont Historical Society, 1994. Paperback. Near Fine. 6 x 9" wraps. Light wear, clean, mailing label, well bound, clean and unmarked. IN THIS ISSUE: "Vermon's First Public Safety Commissioner" by Jon T. Hoffman / "'A Class of Persons Whose Presence is a Constant Danger': Progress, Prohibition, and the 'Public Disorderliness" in Burlington, Michel J. Martin / Vermont Archives and Manuscripts by Anne Lawless / Book Reviews / "More About Vermont History" compiled by Paul A. Carnahan. More issues available.

Paperback. Good Plus. Thick staple bound wraps; cover and edge wear, well bound, clean and unmarked. 224 pages, text, maps, photographs and advertisements. Neat snapshot of 1951 Vermont.

Vermont Historical Society, 1972. Paperback. VG+. 6 x 9" wraps. Light wear, clean, well bound; interior clean and unmarked pages, illustrated IN THIS ISSUE: "'School Days, School Days...': An Exchange" by Marshall True and Betty Bandel. / "In the Twilight of His Years Eli Canfield Recalls His Boyhood in Arlington, 1817-1831" Edited by James McCabe. / "Vermont Remembered: 'Silver King' Tabor Recalls His Boyhood" by Duane A. Smith. / "An Old Home Week Address, August 1902" by Jonathan Ross. / "'I Have a Garden': A Young Teachers Solves An Old Problem" by Bancroft H. Brown. / "Thaddeus Stevens, Playwright" by Betty Bandel.

Vermont Historical Society, 1973. Paperback. VG+. 6 x 9" wraps. Light wear, clean, well bound; interior clean and unmarked pages, illustrated. IN THIS ISSUE: "Of Money Needs and Family News: Brigham Family Letters, 1800-1820" by Robert Malvern. / "To Get Established in the West: Letters to Windsor and Woodstock, 1843-1850" by Elisha Sabin. / "An Independent Voice: A Mill Girl from Vermont Speaks Her Mind" Submitted by Loriman S. Brigham. / "Union Colony, 1836-1870: pattern and Process in Growth" by Douglas K. Meyers. / "William E. Brown, Dean of UVM's Medical College, 1945-1952: An Oral History Interview" Recorded by Paul Kendall French. More issues available.