The Old Mistresses' Apologue (1745).
Franklin, Ben.

Limited Edition, one of 2,000 copies. 12mo. Unpaginated. Includes editiorial note by Whitfield J. Bell, Jr. Sewn marbled papers with title pastedown to front cover. Very Good + with light wear to edges.

Hiawatha [Abridged version].
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth.

Octavo. 32pp. Original printed glossy white wrappers, stapled; some light creasing and wear to the covers, minor staining; a Very Good copy. Issued as Volume 1, No. 15 in the "Student's Series of Four Penny Classics", December 1, 1900. // "The complete poem of Hiawatha is usually considered too long for school reading. In this abridgement we have endeavored to make a harmonious and complete story, and also to retain the most beautiful and instructive parts of the poem."

Ringtime.
Disch, Thomas M.

Limited Edition. One of 875 numbered copies. Thin octavo (4.5 x 9.75"). 35pp. Hand-sewn Canson paper wraps by Rebecca Henderson at Prairie Fox, with titles printed in black on spine and front cover. Illustrations throughout, including front cover, by Ann Mikolowsky. Cochin types printed by Allan Kornblum on Fabriano Ingres paper. This is number 1 in the science fiction story series 'Singularities.' Very slight wrinkle at top of front cover, else in Near Fine condition

A Christmas Day with Longfellow.
Longfellow, [Henry Wadsworth].

Narrow 12mo. Unpaginated. Illustrated through out. White cloth over boards with title in red and decoration to front cover. Very Good+ with previous owner's brief gift inscription.

The Elder Statesman.
Eliot, T.S.

First Printing. Octavo. 134pp. Hardcover; black cloth, showing some minor foxing to the edges; a Very Good+ copy in a dust jacket that that shows just minimal edgewear.

The Martian.
Du Maurier, George.

First Edition.12vo. 477pp. with glossary. Includes numerous black & white illustrations. Gilt decorated red cloth. Very Good with previous owners name to inside board and crack along inside seam.

Mark Twain's First Story.
Meine, Franklin J.

Limited Edition. Octavo. 19pp. Illustration. Title-page printed in blue & red. Buff stapled wrappers, in a letterpress printed dust jacket. A Near Fine copy. // Reprints Twain's 'The Dandy Frightening the Squatter', which first appeared in 1852 in the 'Carpet-Bag', "a humorous family weekly published in Boston..."; with a fourteen-page introduction by Meine.

The Return of the Hero. With an Introduction by James Stephens.
Figgis, Darrell.

First of this edition. Small octavo. 221pp. Pictorial printed wrappers, lightly worn; Very Good. // Designed with decorations by Rockwell Kent.

All in the Racket. With an introduction by Arthur Garfield Hays.
Weeks, William E.

First of this edition. Small octavo. 221pp. Pictorial printed wrappers, lightly worn; Very Good. // Designed with decorations by Rockwell Kent.

The Master of the Day of Judgement. Translated from the German by Hedwig Singer.
Perutz, Leo.

First of this edition. Small octavo. 350pp. Pictorial printed wrappers, lightly worn; Very Good. // Designs and decorations by Rockwell Kent.

Dewer Rides.
Strong, L.A.G.

First of this edition. Small octavo. 350pp. Pictorial printed wrappers; Very Good+. // Designs and decorations by Rockwell Kent.

Pedagogues are Human: An Anthology of Pupils and Teachers, Grave and Gay, From British and American Fiction, Biography, Diaries, Letters and Verse.
Megroz, R. L. (editor).

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 307pp. Tan cloth. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket; 2" closed tear to bottom edge of front panel, a few internal tape repairs

Ann of Oxford Street.
De Quincey, Thomas.

First Edition. 12mo. 46pp. Illustrated by Philippe Jullian. Decorated boards. Very Good with chips to spine ends.

A Study of Destiny. Edited with an introduction, Afterword, and Notes by Sean Donnelly.
Cheiro (Count Louis Hamon).

First Printing. Octavo. xvii, 92pp. Notes. Glossy wrappers, corners just barely bumped; a Near Fine copy. // Published as Insistent Visions: Volume II; the text is based on the 1898 ediiton, with minor corrections.

First Edition. 12mo. 186 pp. Blue cloth over boards with gilt title to spine. Very Good with foxing to top edge, in a Very Good dust jacket with price clipped, wear to edges and small closed tear to top edge.

First Edition. 12mo. 274 pp. Blue cloth over boards with gilt title to spine. Very Good+ in a Very Good dust jacket with tanning and water stains to spine.

Second Printing.Octavo. unpaginated [12pp]. Cream stappled wraps. Near Fine with light tanning to covers

First Edition. Octavo. 248 pp. includes stories by Mona Andrade, Jeremy Brooks, Ivory Brown, Kate Christie, William Cooper, Reynolds Price, V.S. Pritchett and Muriel Spark. Blue cloth over boards; Near Fine in a Very Good+ dust jacket.

First published in Florin Books in 1934. Small octavo. 288pp. Ads. Cloth, Very Good in a lightly worn dust jacket. // With stories by Hector Bolitho, Naomi Mitchison, Norah Hoult, and more than a dozen others.

First published in Florin Books in 1935. Small octavo. 256pp. Ads. Cloth, Very Good in a lightly worn dust jacket. // With stories by Graham Greene, Frank O'Connor, Urith Voyle, and more than a dozen others.

First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 296 pp. with stories by Noel Blakiston, Brigid Brophy, Kathleen Farrell, C.D. Heriot, John Hodgson, Pamela Hansford Johnson, Doris Lessing, Walter Macken, Iris Murdoch, William Sansom, Laura Talbot, and Frank Tuohy. Illustrated. Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket with light tanning

First Thus. 12mo.221pp. Illustrated with drawings By Brian Robb. From the translation by William Adlington with an introduction by Denis Saurat. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket; tannin gto edged of rear panel, light edgewear.

Third Printing. Octavo. 215pp. Cloth and paper over boards, a Near Fine copy n a Very Good+ dust jacket. This copy with a brief presentation inscription form Helen Hayes MacArthur on the front free endpaper

Second printing. Octavo. 16pp. Several 'in-text' vignettes. Published as Number Four in the "Surrealist Research and Development Monograph" series. Green wraps, stapled; Near Fine

117pp. with ten illustrations by J.A. Pasquier & J. Wolf.Original illustrated boards. Good+, backstrip mostly detached, boards soiled.

First Edition. Octavo. 138pp. Bibliography. Printed wrappers; Fine

First Edition. Octavo. 16pp. Pictorial glossy wrappers, Fine. One of 1000 copies; 'The Assassination' forms part of a larger work, 'The waters of the Potowmac'

How Salvator Won and Other Recitations.
Wilcox, Ella Wheeler.

First Edition. Short octavo. 160pp. Frontisportrait of the author and guide letters in the text. Decoratively gilt-stamped navy cloth. Corners and spine ends only lightly scuffed, private library bookplate, Very Good+.

Fourteenth printing. Octavo. 254pp. Original black cloth, large (though not unattractive) bookplate; Very Good, in the pictorial dust jacket, lightly rubbed and worn, Very Good. // This copy briefly inscribed from the author on the front free endpaper

First Printing. Chapbook.12mo. 27pp + ads. Original stiff wrappers, stapled, in a printed dust jacket; Near Fine. // Number 23 in the University of Washington Chapbooks series.

First Paperback Edition. Octavo. x, 62pp. PIctorial wrappers, illustrated with 14 black & white drawings; previous owner's signature, else a Very Good+ copy

Large thin octavo. Unpaginated (approximately 36pp). Quarter parchment and paper covered boards, title in gilt (though a bit rubbed and faded) on the front cover; a Very God copy. Inscribed from the author on the half-title page.

Softcover. 12mo. Printed stapled wraps. Fading along spine edge, light rubbing in places, else Near Fine. // Nova Broadcast Series No. 6

Softcover. 12mo. Printed stapled wraps. Light rubbing in places, else Near Fine. // Nova Broadcast Series No. 4

Softcover. 12mo. Printed stapled wraps. Light rubbing in places, else Near Fine. // Nova Broadcast Series No. 3

Small octavo. 255pp. Pictorial glossy wrappers; Near Fine

Octavo. 273pp., with three sections of photographs. Quarter cloth and paper covered boards; Near Fine in dust jacket

The Reamers Car Club Blues Band Story.
Osborne, Tom.

First Printing. Square 132mo. 70pp. Blue pictorial wrappers, lightly edgeworn and rubbed. Very Good+.

Octavo. xxiii + 240pp. Half cloth over orange cloth boards, with mounted paper spine label titled in black. Top edge red. Fore-edge untrimmed. Very Good. Stain to paper spine label. Light staining to top edge near spine. Lacking dust jacket // The Rogues' Bookshelf

First Edition. Octavo. 307pp. Illustrated endpapers. Black & white illustrations by Allan McNab. Green cloth titled in black with color pictorial dust jacket by McNab. Untrimmed fore-edge. Very Good. External staining to spine. Good+ dust jacket with stain to spine and fraying to edges

Softbound. Octavo. 27pp. Stiff illustrated wrappers. Very Good+ with light rubbing to wrappers. Text in French

First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo. 247 pp. Blue cloth with gilt title on spine in illustrated dust jacket. Both Fine. ALS. laid in from the marketing person at Feminist Press

Octavo. xviii, 72pp, ads. Notes, 'textual emendations'. Facsimile of original title-page (1606). Original cloth-backed printed paper covered boards, largely uncut & unopened. In printed dustjacket; Very Good+. // No. 4 in the 'Percy Reprints'

Hardbound. Octavo. 393pp. Dust jacket design by E. McKinght Kauffer. Blue cloth over boards with mounted paper spine label. Top edges blue. Near Fine in a Very Good+ dust jacket that has some small closed tears and light creasing to top edge and a 1.5 inch closed tear to lower right corner of front panel

In Lighter Vein. A collection of anecdotes, witty sayings, bon mots, bright repartees, eccentricities and reminiscences of well-known men and women who are or have been prominent in the public eye. Collected, edited and presented to the public by...
de Morgan, John.

First Edition. Octavo. 164pp. Index. Color frontispiece by Merle Johnson. Light blue cloth stamped in black and gilt on the spine and front cover. Spine a little darkened, top edge gilt, else a Very Good+ copy.

The Taming of the Jungle.
Doyle, Dr. C.W.

Stated 'Second Edition' on the half-title page. Octavo. 200pp. Light blue cloth stamped decoratively in white. Previous owber's bookplate, spine a bit darkened and worn at the extremities, a Very Good copy. // Told through sixteen 'chapters', the author's sympathetic account after a dozen years 'spent in intimate relations' with the Terai people of India, who resided in the jungle foothills of the Himalayas in the Province of Kumaon.

A Whirl Asunder. Illustrated by George Willis Bardwell and E. Frederick.
Atherton, Gertrude.

First Edition. Octavo. 178pp. Illustrated green cloth, stamped in white, blue and dark yellow. Some minor fraying to the corners and edges of the spine, an old bookplate partially removed, else a Very Good copy.

Geek Love.
Dunn, Katherine.

First printing. Large octavo. 348pp. Cloth and paper over boards; a Near Fine copy in dust jacket, showing some minor fading at the spine (like most copies...) This copy inscribed by the author on the title-page.

Tom Sawyer Abroad. Copyright Edition.
Twain, Mark.

16mo. 262pp. In a contemporary (but not a publisher's) binding of half green morocco and marbled paper over boards; coated endsheets, edges marbled. The spine is faded to a light brown, lettered in gilt with a thin double gilt rule above and below the titles; previous owner's ink stamp, tiny chip from the top edge of the title-page; a Very Good copy. Bound with the half-title, and 20 titles on the verso of the half-title in volume one. // Published as volume 2984 in Tauchnitz' 'Collection of British Authors | Tauchnitz Edition' series. See Todd & Bowden's "Tauchnitz International Editions in English 1841 - 1955. A Bibliographical History."

The $30,000 Bequest and other stories. Copyright Edition.
Twain, Mark.

16mo. 304pp. In a contemporary (but not a publisher's) binding of half green morocco and marbled paper over boards; coated endsheets, edges marbled. The spine is faded to a light brown, lettered in gilt with a thin double gilt rule above and below the titles; previous owner's ink stamp; a few pages folded awkwardly, otherwise a Very Good copy. Bound with the half-title, and 21 titles on the verso of the half-title in volume one. // Published as volume 3959 in Tauchnitz' 'Collection of British Authors | Tauchnitz Edition' series. See Todd & Bowden's "Tauchnitz International Editions in English 1841 - 1955. A Bibliographical History."