Search Results: Authors starting with B from Mulberry Hill Books

An invaluable resource for researchers abd writers of true crime and mysteries. Terms from law, police administration, corrections, and criminology have been brought together in one volume. Ex-lib with just a few of the usual markings. Because it never circulated, it has remained in pretty good shape.

Pub for the Massachusetts Bay Colony Tercentenary Commission by The Old America Company, Framingham, 1930, hardbound, 212 pp, illustrated with dozens of photos, hardbound. This particular copy happens to be ex-lib, but that's what makes it interesting. It was presented to the Mount Vernon, Ohio, Public Library and signed by Frank G. Allen, Governor of Massachusetts, December 12th, 1930. A typewritten explanation is tipped inside the front cover. The cover shows wear and discoloration, but internally the pages are in quite good condition - with the exception of the frontispiece, which, though present, has become detached. FAST SHIPPING. .

Vol 1, Programmed Text, 2nd edition; Vol 2, Landmark Legal Cases, 2nd edition by Joseph T. Smith and Steven B. Bisbing. Pub by Legal Medicine Press, 1986, letherette binding, 452 pp (v.1), 583 pp (v.2), 8-1/2 x 11". Very good condition. There's some ever-so-slight chipping at the bottoms of both covers, but you won't be disappointed. Postage will be higher than standard for these two heavy volumes.

Pub by Le Prieur, 1809, hardbound, 482 pp. Here's the sixth volume of Blanchard's famous work, and the one of most interest to North Americans as he describes Mexico, the United States, Canada, and other areas not yet incorporated into the US. The prints of the indigenous folk are all present. This book is crying out to be rebound. Ninety-nine+ percent of the pages are in quite good condition, but the cover is not so hot. There were probably leather labels on the spine where there are now blank places, and the leather is coming loose from the boards which are curling in at the corners. The binding is reasonably tight and the pages bright.

Pub by Shantilly Press, 2003, softbound, comb binding, 73 8-1/2 x 11. This is a reprint of the 1903 edition to which is appended MRS. HUGGINS'S STORY: A True Account of the Sioux Outbreak and Her Own Ordeal as a Captive by Isaac V.D. Heard--reprinted from the Harper Brothers 1864 edition. Here are two hard-to-find accounts bound together. Excellent condition. You won't be disappointed. .