Recent Arrivals from Maggie Lambeth

ENOCH ARDEN & IN MEMORIAM - Volume V. Frtspc. port. of A.H.H., 1833, 197pp. Uniformly bound (See our other vols. in this set). In 1850 Tennyson reached the pinnacle of his career, finally publishing his masterpiece "In Memoriam A.H.H." written to commemorate his friend Arthur Hallam, a fellow poet and student at Trinity College, Cambridge, after he died of a… Read more about this item

ALFRED TENNYSON - POETICAL WORKS OF. THE PRINCESS, MAUD & OTHER POEMS. Volume IV. Frtspc. port. of ALDWORTH (the summer home of Tennyson), 197pp. Uniformly bound in beautiful tan tree calf with heavy gilt embellishments. (See our other titles in this set) Exterior hinges are wearing and cracked, inside hinges are still tight, all text pages clean and tight. Darkening and… Read more about this item

ALFRED TENNYSON - POETICAL WORKS OF. LOCKSLEY HALL & OTHER POEMS, Volume II. Frtspc. of Farringford Historic House and Isle of Wight home of Tennyson. 335pp. Bound in tan tree calf, red marbled endpapers, tan and red leather spine labels with gilt titles, gilt dentelles, all edges gilt. A clean, tight and bright volume with a beautiful binding and a worn exterior… Read more about this item

Piece missing from spine, pages uncut, clean tight. 183-283(1)pp, edges of paper covers tanned, some pages have tears and chips in top edge. Includes: The Seat of Government of Texas by Ernest Winkler, A Study of the Route of Cabeza de Vaca by James Newton Baskett.

THE QUARTERLY OF THE TEXAS STATE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION Volume X, April, 1907, Number 4. Upper wrap torn and detached. Contents clean and tight. 285-354pp. plus index to Vol. X. Some pages uncut. Incudes: Spanish Mission Records at San Antonio by Herbert Bolton; Martin McHenry Kenney by Charles Ramsdell; A Study of the Route of Cabeza de Vaca by James Newton Baskett,… Read more about this item

Lacking spine, front hinge cracked, ex library, hinges cracked, boards worn, titles faded, candidate for rebinding.

Clean, tight and bright, gilt top edge, brown endpapers, tiny rub and soft heel of spine, sharp edges chiseled 1/4 inch exterior edge of text pages tanned, 430 pages plus 1 page publisher's advertisement annouching the second and final volume of The Earthly Paradise. A retelling of a variety of Greek and Scandinavian myths and legends, including the Icelandic saga, first… Read more about this item

Text in 3 languages English, German & French. Full color photography by John Margolies. 400 most full page photographs of each attraction make this a stunning visual of America's past on the road traveling thru-out our great country's unique entreprenuerial sights, a free-form landscape of individual expression before the advent of corporate communications and architectural uniformity. Margolies spent decades documenting… Read more about this item

Spine fade to blue cloth, head and heel of spine beginning to wear, endpapers slightly darkened but clean, no names no writing, no foxing, occasional foxing on interior pages. Publishers yellow stain on top edge. Author's second novel originally published in 1927, is set on a yacht in Lake Pontchatrain, involving the life surrounding the art scene in New Orleans. It… Read more about this item

Clean, tight, corners sharp, no names, no writing, endpapers lightly tanned, interior clean and bright no foxing or discolorations. Top edge with publisher's pale orange stain. Head and heel of spine barely beginning to show wear.

Bright, clean, tight, sharp corners, no names, no writing, no foxing, beautiful copy in a very good- dust jacket, price $3.95 unclipped, publication date on jacket 5/57, stated "First Edition" no other printings, photo of Faulner on lower panel, design by Push Pin Studios. Small holes of deterioration along edge of flaps and bottom edge of spine and lower panel,… Read more about this item

No names, no writing, price $4.95 unclipped, unfaded dust jacket with date 6/62 and now in archival mylar cover. Stated "First Edition" no other printings on c.r. page. Miniscule chip in lower left corner of dj front flap. Photo of the author on lower panel by Phyllis Cerf. This is the last novel by the American author William Faulkner as it… Read more about this item

Two volume set, French-fold paper covers with mylar dust covers (printed paper cover on vol. one has had an asterisk rubbed out indicating it may be from a vol. two as both covers are identical except for the one or two asterisk). Light soil, rubbing, interiors clean and tight, with previous owner's name in black ink. Limited edition, 2,000 copies; volume… Read more about this item

Some pages uncut, clean, tight, covers bright with wear at corners and head and heel of spine. Mottled loss of color, see photos. No names, no writing, interior very clean.

A fine copy SIGNED on title page with heart and Love Jane. In a fine price unclipped dust jacket with mylar cover. Fonda was born in NYC in 1937. She attended Vassar College and later studied with acting coach Lee Strasberg. She won Best Actress Academy Award for Klute (1971) and Coming Home (1978).

Olive green cloth, light scattered foxing on first and last 20 pages, upper board beginning to separate two inches along spine from the top, head of spine chipped, tail of spine soft with creases, corners bumped, inside hinges tight, clean no names no writing. Untrimmed on fore-edge and bottom edge.

Second Edition, Enlarged, 682pp., footnotes, index, large octavo, dark olive green cloth, bright gilt spine titles with gilt rules, wear to heel of spine, interior clean and tight.

Thick octavo, professionally re-backed and reinforced with new endpapers, new head and tail bands. Clean, tight and bright, no foxing. WITH TWO MAPS AND 49 ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE AUTHOR. (1 illus. "The Manis, rolled up" to face page xxi appears was not included). Maps have closed tears not missing any pieces, see images. William Temple Hornaday (1854-1937) was a hunter, taxidermist, zoo… Read more about this item

Full brown leather, gilt titles on red leather spine label, marbled endpapers, thick octavo. Two volumes in one., 312pp, 364pp. pencil writing on revese of free front endpaper, 1/4 of rear free endpaper missing. Spine has small piece missing top corner, hinges cracked, but holding tight, binding tight. Interior foxed, 3 hand-colored plates: 1 folding of "Jewish brickmakers" which lacks… Read more about this item

Over-size crimson cloth, printed on coated stock silver dust jacket. Clean, tight, bright, no names, no writing. First hand acount of the authors intesive study of the Coptic Church, and Coptic monasticism in particular. He has visited the historic Christian sites throughout Egypt.