New York: Funk & Wagnalls Company, 1974. First Edition. Hardcover. Quarto, brown cloth. Magic marker to bottom and top edges RECEIPT = RECIPE! "This book is intended solely as an historical record and does not represent anendorsement of any recipe, formula, process or other textualmaterial printed herein, nor do the..... More

Rolla, Missouri: Rolla Printing Company, 1938. First Edition. Hardcover. 108 pages. Frontis drawing of Bill Wilson, text photos. Black flexible boards with titles in red on cover and small decoration of rider on galloping horse in red. Light wear to cover, binding strong. Some writing in pencil to front endpaper..... More

London: Taylor and Hessey, 1818. Second Edition. xv,114 +6 page catalogue. Dark gray spine over black boards. Paper label with titles in black. Tall octavo. General light wear to boards, rear hinge cracked and outer spine split along bottom half of rear board. Binding remains sound. Foxing to endpaper, gutters..... More

Cambridge, U.S.A. Privately Printed At The University Press, 1912. Hardcover. Lovely early, assumed first edition of this title, in deep burgundy-red boards with gilt titles to front and spine. Privately printed. Boards and textblock bright, clean and tight with the slightest hint of wear at board corners, but no bumping..... More

Arcadia Publishing, 2006. Softcover. Book excellent shape, two mildly dogeared pages near front. Illustrated throughout with numerous images depicting the history of Paradise California, which in 2018 was devastated by wildfires. "The images of America series celebrates the history of neighborhoods, towns, and cities across the country. Using archival photographs..... More

Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1893. First Edition. Hardcover. 44 pages. Frontis engraving of Craig. Black cloth, large octavo with titles in gilt on cover. Some discoloration and fading to cover, corners bumped, light edgewear. Interior clean, binding tight. More

London, England: (for) Thomas Davies and Lockyer Davis, 1782. First Edition. Hardcover. Lacks Maps. 8vo .Brown, Former library copy with ONLY a small 1/5" x 2" pasted-in paper with handwritten catalogue and accession numbers. Beautifully rebound by 19th century British binder W.T. (William Turner) Morrell (signed upper left corner FFEP)..... More

Bend, Oregon: Maverick, 1989. First Edition. Paperback. Inscribed and signed by the author. 294 pages, illustrated throughout. Color illustrated wraps, quarto. Light wear to wraps, interior clean and bright in tight binding. Excellent period history, based on numerous personal accounts. More

Santa Rosa, California: SELF-PUBLISHED, 1891. Pamphlet. Sunning to gray card covers and light chipping to bottom edge. Pages unopened (NOTE: use dull edge, not knife or scissors). 75 pp., with appended two-page note tipped-in at rear. Anti-plutocratic values pervaded this utopian experiment involving "The Brotherhood of The New Life", begun..... More

New Haven, Connecticut: Price, Lee & Co., 1877. Hardcover. 9.5” x 6”. Hardcover. Wear to extremities, but still solidly bound.Ads on boards and endpapers as well as throughout. 158 pp. In addition to numerous ads, city directory lists: last name, first name, profession (“shoe bottomer”, "loom fixer", "bill poster", "widow..... More

New Hampshire: Edson C. Eastman Co, 1926. Staplebound Pamphlet. Just a bit of edgewear and spotting to paper covers, top corner of cover heavily worn (Possibly from mouse nibbling). Occanional pencil notes on sides of pages. Hole punched in upper left corner, with chord through it. Classic month-by-month old favorite..... More

New Hampshire: Edson C. Eastman Co, 1929. Staplebound Pamphlet. Just a bit of edgewear and spotting to paper covers. Hole punched in upper left corner, with chord through it. Occanional pencil notes on sides of pages. Classic month-by-month old favorite publication of rural Americans everywhere. Including predictions with notations indicating..... More

New Hampshire: Edson C. Eastman Co, 1936. Staplebound Pamphlet. Just a bit of edgewear and spotting to paper covers. Hole punched in upper left corner, with chord through it. Occanional pencil notes on sides of pages. Classic month-by-month old favorite publication of rural Americans everywhere. Including predictions with notations indicating..... More