Recent Arrivals from Ashlar Books

Very good in pictorial dust jacket that is price clipped.

Very good with a slight sunned spine. and some soiling to rear cover. Bookplate on front paste down. A personal insight into the cuisine, culture, and fashions of the Gilded Age.

First edition. Near fine in a very good dust jacket with some age toning to top edge.

A very nice copy of the "Cheaper edition" published a year after the first edition. Folding map present. Bright pictorial cloth. Scarce.

Scarce First UK edition in dust jacket. Slight dampstaining to edge of front boards. Offseting to end papers. Small tear in dust jacket spine. Paper label on spine nicely preserved. Her experiences in poems as a nurse in World War I.

Number 36 in the City Lights Pocket Poet Series. Some foxing on rear cover otherwise very good. First edition, not reprinted. Limited to 3,000 copies according to the Cook bibliography of the City Lights Pocket Poets series. Scarce.

Very good in wrappers. Limited to 500 copies. Presentation copy signed by the author.

Very good in a chipped dust jacket. Mild scattered foxing and some wear along the cloth boards. Very scarce edition of this story of a WWI pilot & famous Olympian. Laid in is a newspaper clipping obituary of his untimely death.

Almost fine first edition in a glassine dust jacket that has a few chips.

Fourth edition. Very good in dust jacket. The cult author has some startling insights to the Egyptian Sphinx, along with the fate of Atlantis. Illustrations with architectual drawings. Quite scarce.

Very good with some light scattered foxing to end pages. Privately printed with a complimentary slip from the family. Posthumous essays from the editor of the "The Jewish Messenger". Scarce.

Very good in bright green cloth. Later edition, first published in 1879. The central character, the dumb urchin Gibbie, in reality Sir Gilbert Galbraith, is one of MacDonalds's most original creations. ( Shaberman - George MacDonald, A Bibliographical Study )

First edition. Very good in a bright dust jacket. Inscribed by the author. Novel based on his experience as a WWI pilot.

First edition and first english edition translated by Donald Keene, Almost fine in a nice dust jacket. Signs of age toning to the top edge. Scarce.

Stiff white wrappers, about fine. Pesentation copy from the author to James Tate.

A very good copy in a price clipped dust jacket with sun-faded spine. The Second printing. Inked date of October 1966 on from fly leaf. Included is the first printing of the paperback by Bantam Books which is close to fine.

First edition of the author's second book. Very good without dust jacket. Inscribed to Leslie Tanner editor of "Voices From Women's Liberation" with rara avis praise. Bookplate of the former owner on paste down crossed off to add Leslie Tanner signature. Offsetting to front & rear end papers.

A fine copy in dust jacket, signed by the author. A huge book, rarely found in this nice condition. The author's only novel.

Second impression. Very good in dust jacket with a tear and a few chips.

First edition. Light wear to edges, some soiling to back cover. Front fly leaf partially torn and front hinge tender. Otherwise very good. Numerous photos in text.