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[Signed] [First Edition] Burnt-Out Fires Dillon, Richard [Used - Fine] [Hardcover] [Signed] [First Edition] Burnt-Out Fires Dillon, Richard [Used - Fine] [Hardcover] 90.18 CAD 8vo. [6], vii-xi, [1], 1-371, [1] pp. Red cloth with gold lettering on the spine. Orange endpapers and pastedowns with maps printed on them. Price of $8.95 on the front flap of the dust jacket. Illustrated with eight double-sided plates of black and white photographs. Signed by the author on the half-title page. Jacket sunned on its spine and rear panels, toning to the flaps.
[Signed] [First Edition] The Campers' Handbook [SIGNED] Wallace, Dillon [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] [Signed] [First Edition] The Campers' Handbook [SIGNED] Wallace, Dillon [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] 100.18 CAD Green cloth, no dj, binding very good with very slight signs of wear, 7 3/4 x 5 1/2 inches, tight. "With the Compliments of the Author, Dillon Wallace, June 2, 1936" in ink on the ffep. 289 clean pp. with index; illustrated with many line drawings by Edwin R. Corwin. A book of instruction on how camping was done in the 1930's. Very thorough.Dillon Wallace (1863- 939), b. Craigsville, NY; d. Beacon, NY. A lawyer by profession, in 1903 he took up exploration and writing. He conducted three exporations in Labrador, and wrote twenty-six books between 1905 and 1936, when he retired. He was three times reported missing and dead over the years of his explorations, traveling in areas as diverse from each other as Labrador and Mexico. His first books on Labrador were best-sellers, launching his writing career. He made frequent contributions to the Outing Magazine, of which he was a staff member, and for the National Sportsman, American Boy, and others. Wallace was also active in Boy Scout work.
[Signed] [First Edition] Shanghaiing Days Dillon, Richard [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] [Signed] [First Edition] Shanghaiing Days Dillon, Richard [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] 75.17 CAD Original gilt-titled cloth. Signed to the half title page by Dillon. Slight wear to spine ends/points, minor soil to text block edge. The DJ in mylar is nicked to spine ends with a 2cm closed edge tear to rear panel, small number "25" inked to rear flap, slight sunning to spine, raisin-sized circular tear to front panel. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 351 pages; Signed by Author
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[Signed] [First Edition] YOU ARE NOT I: A Portrait of Paul Bowles. [Bowles, Paul] Dillon, Millicent. [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] [Signed] [First Edition] YOU ARE NOT I: A Portrait of Paul Bowles. [Bowles, Paul] Dillon, Millicent. [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] 80.18 CAD First printing. An unconventional biography of the expat writer Paul Bowles, based on many interviews Dillon (the biographer of Bowles' wife, Jane) had with him in Tangiers. SIGNED on the title page. Photographs. Works cited. xix, 340 pp. Very near fine in a like dustjacket.
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[First Edition] Jack Ruby's Girls - Diana Hunter & Alice Anderson (1970) HC.DJ. First Edition Alice Anderson & Diana Hunter [Used - Fine] [Hardcover] [First Edition] Jack Ruby's Girls - Diana Hunter & Alice Anderson (1970) HC.DJ. First Edition Alice Anderson & Diana Hunter [Used - Fine] [Hardcover] 110.18 CAD This product is a first edition hardcover book titled "Jack Ruby's Girls" by Diana Hunter & Alice Anderson, published in 1970 by Hallux, Inc. The book is a biography and autobiography written in English, with a dust jacket included. It was printed in the USA and is a piece of North American collectible literature. The book provides an original insight into the lives of the authors and their connection to Jack Ruby, making it a valuable addition to any book collection. I have many other JFK-Oswald-Ruby-Garrison-FBI-CIA books available.
[First Edition] All God's Children Alston Anderson [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] [First Edition] All God's Children Alston Anderson [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] 170.18 CAD Stated First Printing. First Edition. You can see the covers in the photos. They are very clean, one speck of a spot on the rear side of the spine. The black lettering is nicely bright. There's just a little bit of crinkling at the spine ends. The cover edges are in excellent shape. So are the cover corners. The page edges look very good. The book is square and the spine is straight. The book is solidly bound from cover to cover with nicely tight pages throughout and nicely tight covers as well. The rear cover does make one little crinkling sound when you close it from a wide open position. The pages are exceptionally clean. Scrolling through, I'm not finding any soiling at all. I'm also not finding any creasing at all. There are no markings. No attachments of any kind. And no one has written their name or anything else anywhere in the book. The dust jacket is in solid shape. It's very clean. There is a slight bit of loss off both the top and bottom edges of the spine (second photo). There's a smallish tear off the front bottom edge, and a thin line of rubbing coming up from the bottom edge of the rear side of the spine. The rear cover looks very good with only one thin closed tear off its bottom edge. The jacket is NOT price-clipped, not clipped at all. There is a penciled line over the price and a penciled number above that. I've had the dust jacket in a fitted protective cover for as long as I've owned the book. Here's part of the author's N.Y. Times obituary: The Three Burials of Alston Anderson Alston Anderson was buried on Saturday for the second time ? or the third, if you count the slow sinking that constituted his long but unrewarded life. He was an African-American short-story writer, poet, novelist and jazz critic. He spent three years in the Army in World War II and three months of 1955 at Yaddo, the writers' colony in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. He studied philosophy at Columbia and the Sorbonne. He had sharp talent and famous friends: Richard Wright, Terry Southern, Robert Graves. His work was chosen for anthologies of 'jazz fiction' and of the best 'Negro writers.' He had a story in The New Yorker and an interview with Nelson Algren in The Paris Review. What he didn't have were money, lasting acclaim and, evidently, family. When he died in Manhattan on July 15, 2008, at 84, no one claimed his remains. The government buried him in the potter's field at Hart Island. The next two and a half years would have extended into forever but for a program that tracks down the remains of indigent veterans and provides them proper military burials. That was how Mr. Anderson came to join 19 other veterans buried on Saturday at Calverton National Cemetery on Long Island. No one could say much about them. The eulogist did what he could, reading everyone's name and years of service, and then a poem about going to the arms of Jesus. He did not say that the coffin in the first row on his far right held the author of 'Lover Man,' stories of Southern black...
[First Edition] Sherwood Anderson's Memoirs Sherwood Anderson [Used - Fine] [Hardcover] [First Edition] Sherwood Anderson's Memoirs Sherwood Anderson [Used - Fine] [Hardcover] 164.18 CAD Anderson's posthumous last book, published a year after his death. An unusually well preserved copy, clean, unmarked and unclipped. In a Brodart cover.
[First Edition] 500 Recipes By Request from Mother Anderson's Famous Dutch Kitchens Hall, Jeanne M. and Belle Anderson Ebner [Used - Very good] [First Edition] 500 Recipes By Request from Mother Anderson's Famous Dutch Kitchens Hall, Jeanne M. and Belle Anderson Ebner [Used - Very good] 57.18 CAD Clean stated "First Printing" hardcover cookbook in original dust jacket, protected in new clear removable mylar sleeve. Clean beige boards with Dutch girl illustration on cover in red, red lettering on spine. Light wear to spine ends, no fraying. Binding is tight and square, hinges are sound. Previous owner has added hand-written recipe to front free endpaper ("Mrs. Downy's Icing"), and taped below it "Aunt Vicca's cupcakes" - All other pages are clean, bright and unmarked. Nicely illustrated by La Verne Ford. 318 pages. Dust jacket is clean, not price clipped, but has some edge wear and small edge chips.
[First Edition] Person, Place and Thing in Henry James's Novels Charles R. Anderson [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] [First Edition] Person, Place and Thing in Henry James's Novels Charles R. Anderson [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] 84.62 CAD Person, Place and Thing in Henry James's Novels is a major work of literary criticism by Charles R. Anderson The Principle novels Anderson draws upon to make his theories are: Roderick Hudson (1875)The American (1877)The Portrait of a Lady (1881)The Princess Casamassima (1886)The Wings of the Dove (1902)The Ambassadors (1903
[First Edition] A Storyteller's Story Sherwood Anderson [Used - Fine] [Hardcover] [First Edition] A Storyteller's Story Sherwood Anderson [Used - Fine] [Hardcover] 127.68 CAD Original dark brown buckram with yellow titles. The Chicago author's scarce memoirs of his growth as a writer. An unusually fine copy, clean and unmarked, with two chips at the corners of the dust jacket and a slightly larger v chip to the rear panel of same, protected by the Brodart cover. Please refer to image. Extremely scarce in a jacket this fine.
[Signed] [First Edition] Strange Weather SIGNED limited edition Joe Hill / (Gabriel Rodriguez/Renea de Liz& Ray Dillon/Zack Howard/ Charles Paul [Signed] [First Edition] Strange Weather SIGNED limited edition Joe Hill / (Gabriel Rodriguez/Renea de Liz& Ray Dillon/Zack Howard/ Charles Paul 385.18 CAD Four short novels; 4 volumes in slipcase. Each volume (Snapshot / Rain / Loaded / Aloft) is illustrated by different artists and signed. The "Snapshot" volume is also Signed by Joe Hill. #152/948 copies. Fine in jacket and slipcase.
[Signed] [First Edition] BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH: Bird Tales from Around the World. Dillon, Leo and Diane Dillon, illustrators, signed; Norman, [Signed] [First Edition] BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH: Bird Tales from Around the World. Dillon, Leo and Diane Dillon, illustrators, signed; Norman, 120.18 CAD First printing. A selection of bird stories from around the world collected by Howard Norman and illustrated in beautiful full color (with colored pencil and watercolor on Bristol board) by Caldecott award-winning artists Leo and Diane Dillon (Leo was the first Black US American to receive this award). SIGNED on the title page by both Leo and Diane Dillon. Includes a 4 pp note by Norman about the stories and the selection process - "laughter, argument, friendship." Slightly oblong format. ix, 78 pp. Fine in blue boards in a fine dust jacket.
[Signed] [First Edition] To Every Thing There Is a Season: Verses from Ecclesiastes [Signed, Numbered] Dillon, Leo and Diane Dillon (The Dillons) [Signed] [First Edition] To Every Thing There Is a Season: Verses from Ecclesiastes [Signed, Numbered] Dillon, Leo and Diane Dillon (The Dillons) 275.18 CAD An illustrated rendition of Ecclesiastes 3: 1 to 8 plus chapter 1, verse 4. This is one of 150 numbered copies signed on a tipped in page at the back. This copy is housed in a cloth slipcase. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine slipcase (no dust jacket as issued). This is copy 94 of 150 signed by Leo and Diane Dillon.
[First Edition] THE ARTS OF JAPAN EDWARD DILLON [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] [First Edition] THE ARTS OF JAPAN EDWARD DILLON [Used - Very good] [Hardcover] 62.84 CAD Blue cloth boards with gilt blocked titles and decoration to spine and upper board, 155 x 115 mm approx. Top Edge gilt.xiv + 212 pp Frontis with tissue guard + 40 other black and white photographic illustrations all as called for. Published in Methuen's "Little Books on Art" Series under the editorship of Cyril Davenport. First Edition 1906. Please see our images of the actual book offered for sale for further details and condition. very Good no dust jacket (Book- mild to moderate general shelf wear- colour rubbing only. Mild foxing spots to half title page and edges of book block - occasionally extending to margins. No previous owner name or annotations. No other notable defects. No other notable defects). Quite a scarce book especially in this it's first edition