New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1944. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 474 pages; VG/G; spine red with black and white lettering; dust jacket protected with a mylar covering, price uncut '$3.00'; dust jacket has chipping to all edges, cracking to spine hinges, middle of spine, flap hinges; SIGNED flap on ffep by Ernie Pyle; previous owners info on front pastedown; stated first printing; boards have some mild rubbing and fraying to head and tail of spine; shelved case 1. More about BRAVE MEN [SIGNED]

London: Bradbury, Agnew & Co., n.d. [c. 1860s]. Oblong 4tos.; 93 pp. [Vol. 1], 95 pp. [Vol. 2], 93 pp. [Vol. 3], 95 pp. [Vol. 4], 94 pp. [Vol. 5]; G+; three-quarter bound maroon leather spine, edges of boards, and corners with red cloth-covered boards and marbled endpapers; 5 panels to spines; fading to gilt text-blocks; cocking to spines and boards; rubbing and fraying to spines and corners; bumping, chipping, and fraying to head and tails of spine, particularly Vol. 1; rubbing, soiling, and age-toning to boards, particularly Vol. 2; age-toning throughout interiors and to endpapers, text legible; slight tearing/missing corners to blank pages between endpapers and half-title page, all volumes; ex-library stamp to half-title page, all volumes; front boards re-hinged with pasted strip of red flint paper; front boards loose to Vols. 1 and 5 despite repairs; black stain towards mid-bottom half of front board, Vol. 3; shelved Aisle C above Native American Studies. More about PICTURES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER, FROM THE COLLECTION OF MR. PUNCH [5 VOLS.]

Munich: Albert Langen. First limited edition. Tall folios in brown hardcovers with gold letters; condition: Good; moderate soiling on boards; some shelf wear and tears on spines, not detrimental to binding; ex-library small stamp inside front page; lithographs' paper faded; 3 volumes contain 72 lithographs each, one of them on the Bonaparte's era; another volume contains cartoons from newspapers; with introductory comments in German; shelved in Alcove # 2; please contact us for shipping costs. More about LITHOGRAPHIEN 1828-1872. 4 VOLUMES.

Providence: Brown Daily Herald, 1963-1964. First Edition Thus. Folio; newsprint bound in full brown cloth with Herald Review magazines bound in. Covers bit edge-worn; contents toned with age; generally very good with later color photo [Herald staff?] laid in. More about BROWN DAILY HERALD. VOLUME XCIII, NO. 1 [SEPTEMBER 11, 1963] THROUGH VOLUME XCIII, NO. 141...

Geneva, Switzerland: Edito-Service S.A., n.d. First Editions Thus. 8vos., 35 vols., VG-; quarter-bound, dark brown five-paneled faux-leather spines, maroon faux-leather boards, gilt lettering/motif/borders/text-blocks, orange silk ribbons: mild shelfwear to boards of most volumes (see notes for Vols. 2 and 15); mild shelfwear to text-blocks; very light age-toning to margins, text unaffected; INCOMPLETE SET, 35 out of 36 vols. (lacks OLIVER TWIST); LIST OF TITLES WITH NOTES: (1) AMERICAN NOTES / PICTURES OF ITALY; (2) BARNABY RUDGE I [rubbing to boards, gilt tooling affected, Dickens facsimile signature to front board mostly obscured; mild aged-dust residue to boards, turn-ins, and front endpapers; aged-dust soiling to preliminaries, very occasional minor dust-spotting to interior, text unaffected]; (3) BARNABY RUDGE II; (4) BLEAK HOUSE I; (5) BLEAK HOUSE II; (6) A CHILD'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND; (7) CHRISTMAS BOOKS; (8) CHRISTMAS STORIES I; (9) CHRISTMAS STORIES II; (10) DAVID COPPERFIELD I; (11) DAVID COPPERFIELD II; (12) DOMBEY AND SON I; (13) DOMBEY AND SON II; (14) EDWIN DROOD / MASTER HUMPHREY'S CLOCK; (15) GREAT EXPECTATIONS [rubbing to boards, gilt motif to bottom margin of front board affected; gray scattered residue to bottom half of back board; aged-dust residue to turn-ins and front endpapers, slightly more so than Vol. 2; aged-dust soiling to preliminaries, very occasional minor dust-spotting to interior, text unaffected]; (16) HARD TIMES; (17) LITTLE DORRIT I; (18) LITTLE DORRIT II; (19) MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT I; (20) MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT II; (21) MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS I; (22) MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS II; (23) NICHOLAS NICKLEBY I; (24) NICHOLAS NICKLEBY II; (25) OLD CURIOSITY SHOP I; (26) OLD CURIOSITY SHOP II; (27) OUR MUTUAL FRIEND I; (28) OUR MUTUAL FRIEND II; (29) PICKWICK PAPERS I; (30) PICKWICK PAPERS II; (31) SKETCHES BY BOZ I; (32) SKETCHES BY BOZ II; (33) A TALE OF TWO CITIES; (34) THE UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELLER; (35) REPRINTED PIECES; frontispiece, all volumes; set measures approx. 55 in., please contact us for shipping costs; SHELVED AISLE 10. More about COMPLETE WORKS [35 out of 36 VOLS.]

Norwalk, CT: The Easton Press, 2005. Collector's Edition. Folio hardcover in full black leather boards, NF-/No DJ as issued: light shelfwear. This handsome collector's edition has a bound-in ribbon marker, all edges of the text block are gilt, the endpapers are stylized, and the boards and spine bear gilt designs, and the front board bears a glossy reproduction of the front page of the New York Times from September 12, 2001. Binding strong and text clean. [Spine is black leather, has four raised bands, and gilt text. Shelved with Eastons/Franklins/Collector's Editions/Alcove]. More about DAY OF TERROR AND THE AFTERMATH: THE NEW YORK TIMES

Chicago: What America Thinks, Inc., 1941. Small Thick Quarto; pp 1495; G/no-DJ; dark brown gilt text; personal copy which belonged to the Honorable Dwight Green, former Governor of Illinois; cloth has moderately sunned exterior; some wear to corners; lightly bumped fore corners; strong boards; text block has slight age toning to exterior edges; frontispiece; three numbers stamped to rear pastedown; interior clean; previous owner's name to ffep; profusely illustrated; additional shipping may be necessary due to size/weight restrictions for international/expedited orders. More about What America Thinks: Editorials and Cartoons

New York: The Viking Press, 1956. First Edition. Octavo, 306 pages, G+/G; olive green pictorial DJ, white/red/maroon lettering: heavy wear to DJ, closed tears and chipping to edges of covers, rubbing and age-toning visible to back cover, moderate foxing to edges of flaps, "$3.95" to front flap, DJ protected by mylar; quarter-bound, light orange cloth spine, matte black paper boards, black lettering: mild fading to edges of boards; boards somewhat shaken/cocked, light vertical crease down middle of spine, binding sturdy; red top faded, age-toning to fore- and bottom-edges; mild age-toning to interior (mostly to margins), text clear and legible; shelved Case 10. More about THE SWEET SCIENCE: BOXING AND BOXIANA—A RINGSIDE VIEW

Philadelphia: n. publ. 1878. Thick Octavo; pp 162; Fair/no-DJ; 3/4 bound leather spine with marbled boards; dark brown spine with gilt text; boards have noticeable rubbing to edges; some sunning to exterior; text block has age toned exterior edges; interior lightly toned; profusely illustrated; previous owner's name to ffep; frontispiece with tissue guard; bookbinder's tape to gutters; slight cracking between first few pages toward front; slight offset from some illustrations; small tear to pp 378 toward gutter. More about Peterson's Magazine, Vol. LXXIII, No. 1 [January, 1878]

New York: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1979. Quarto; VG-; hardcover; bound in grey cloth, silver lettering; all volumes' boards strong, some shelfwear, some edgewear, rubbing and bumping on fore corners and spine edges, light bumping on tail edges; all volumes' text blocks age toned; volume 1 boards have ex-library sticker on spine, ex-library plate on front pastedown, ex-library insert on rear end paper, stamp and penciling on rear end paper, ex-library sticker and ex-library insert on rear pastedown; volume 1 text block has ex-library stamp on copyright page, ex-library stamps around exterior edges, light soiling around exterior edges; volume 2 boards have closed tear on spine head edge; volume 2 text block has foxing on front end paper, foxing on exterior head edge; volume 3 text block has erased penciling on front end paper, foxing on exterior head edge, light soiling on exterior fore edge; 3 volumes [Oversized book. Additional postage necessary for expedited/international orders. Economy International shipping unavailable due to weight restrictions. For international expedited please inquire for rates]. More about The Universal Chronicle [3 volumes]

Norwalk, CT: Easton Press, 2007. Signed First Edition, #58/1100. 8vo., 662pp; VG; bound in fine red genuine leather with bright gilt spine title and gilt decorative motif on cover, gilt text block; silk ribbon; in excellent condition; shelved easton press. More about BOOM! - VOICES OF THE SIXTIES [SIGNED]

Bombay, India: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, 1973. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 265 pages; VG/VG-; Spine is white with a multicolor stripe and blue lettering; dust jacket is in a mylar covering, has minor wear along the top and bottom edges, has discoloration and minor rubbing on both covers; binding has minor warping; pages have minor blotching along the top and fore edge; inscribed by the author on the ffep; shelved India. More about ABOVE THE BATTLE [SIGNED]

New York: Fact Magazine, Inc., 1964. volume one, issues 1-6. Small Quarto; G/no-DJ paperback; 6 volumes; Off-white spines with green, black text; Covers have moderately age toned exterior edges with some minor scratches and smudges on panels, however all are intact; Text block has slight wear due to handling with moderate age toning around edges and otherwise clean pages with tight bindings. More about Fact: (6 volumes)

Philadelphia: N.W. Ayer & Son, 1917. Octavo; G-/no DJ; Hardcover w/out DJ; Spine, brown with gold print; Boards in brown cloth with gold and black print, worn corners and spine caps, rubbing and wear to front; Text block has shaken binding, cracked front hinge, mild age-toning to paper; 1293 pages. More about N.W. AYER & SON'S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ANNUAL & DIRECTORY : A CATALOGUE OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS

New York: author, 1961? First edition. Thin oversize ephemera in off-white parchment covers; VG; entirely illustrated by Steinberg with text in large print on opposite pages; in good condition; scarce in this format; shelved in Illustrations section or front table. More about "WHAT IS THE NEW YORKER".

New York: Harper and Brothers, Publishers, 1851. Reprint. Quarto rebound in dark green cloth, G/No DJ, title in gilt on green spine, Foxing to edges of text block, age-toning and some water damage throughout, some foxing. Toning/transfer to ffep. Shelf wear to boards, binding strong and solid. Previous owner's initials in pencil on title page. Shelve Americana. More about HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE;Vol.II 1850-1851

Cedar Rapids, IA: The Torch Press, 1936. 1st assumed. VG+ SIGNED. 8vo in maroon cloth; spine is brick with gold text. Light shelfwear to boards. Inscribed by author on ffep, "With best wishes to my colleague F. W. Wellborn, from Ralph R. Fahrney Dec. 1, 1936. " 229 pp. More about HORACE GREELEY AND THE TRIBUNE IN THE CIVIL WAR

London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1956. 8vo; VG/VG; hardcover; green spine with white text; dust jacket has severe stains and close tear to the spine; boards have minor shelf wear and bumping to the tip; text block is tanned to the edges otherwise pages are clean; 191p. More about A Way of Life

New York: Viking Press, 1966. First Edition. small 4to., 207pp.; VG-/G; spine white with black lettering; dust jacket protected with a mylar covering, price uncut '$12.50'; numerous chips and tears to dust jacket, including large chip along rear hinge at head of spine, both upper fore corners, along edges; fold along upper edge of rear flap; small stain to top edge of text block; mild bumping; interior clean; KT consignment; shelved Case 2 or window. More about AMERICA AND AMERICANS

Mankato, MN: The Free Press Media, 2014. Folio; VG/no-DJ; Thin Black spine with white text. Boards have general shelf wear, bumping to corners, light rubbing to edges, apart from that, clean, binding strong; Textblock is clean, free of underlining/highlighting; pp 160; May require extra pricing for shipping international. More about Historic Front Pages 1857-2014

Boston: Wells and Lilly, 1827. Octavo; pp 556; G-/paperback; Beige spine with black text to beige label; covers have slight toning to spine, some wear to edges, light soiling and wear to exterior; text block shows slight brown toning to exterior edges, foxing to first and last few pages, interior has light stains to some pages with light foxing toward edges, as is;. More about The Edinburgh Review, or Critical Journal (no. XC.) March, 1827

Providence: Brown University Press, 1957. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo; VG/VG; tan spine with green text; jacket has protective mylar cover, age toning, rubbing, white stain in front bottom corner; boards are strong and clean; textblock has age toning, edgewear, stamp and small tear on front endpaper, minor underlining in pencil on pages 8 and 9 and in pen on pages 146 and 147, otherwise clean; pp 309. More about Samuel Johnson in Grub Street

New York: Public Affairs, 2008. First Edition [SIGNED]. Octavo in quarter blue and three-quarter brown boards with DJ, VG+/VG+, DJ is white and copper with white and copper text and photo of Roger Mudd: minor shelfwear, minor bumping to head and tail of spine. Binding strong and text clean. SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR MUDD on title page. ISBN 9781586485764. DJ protected by Brodart. Shelve New Publications - US History. More about THE PLACE TO BE: WASHINGTON, CBS, AND THE GLORY DAYS OF TELEVISION NEWS [SIGNED]

'Philadelphia: Self- Publisher, 1988. 8vo; VG; paperback; encased in a black and white box; book has green spine with gold text; covers have minor spots otherwise clean and in tact; text block is clean; 1631p. More about Tanakh: New translation of the Holy Scriptures

New York: E.P. Dutton and Company, Inc., 1956. First. Octavo; VG/G-; illustrated green, grey and brown spine with light orange text; dustjacket has moderate edgewear with minor tearing, fraying, foxing and discoloration across back cover and flaps; boards are strong and clean; textblock is clean with slightly age toned margins; 254pp. More about The Amazing Nellie Bly