Search Results: Authors starting with D from InkQ Rare Books LLC

Light wear, browning to front hinge. Very good. JBS-351. Patrick Daniels, editor. How to Grow Herb Hydroponically. Seattle: Sun Magic Publishing. 1983. Sixth printing. Octavo. 70pp + 24pp catalog at rear. Illustrated with black and white photos throughout. Blue illustrated card wraps.   .

Minor wear, else fine. AYW-293. Frank Darabont. Stephen King, introduction. The Shawshank Redemption: The Shooting Script. New York: Newmarket Press, 1996. First edition. Inscribed to William Goldman: "4-30-96 / For Bill, / From a student to the master, / a small token of my very great / esteem. With affection and warmest / regards... / Frank Darabont / P.s. thanks for helping me out with the / exact wording of "kill your darlings!" I / quote you (accurately) on page 146!.   Quarto. 188pp. Illustrated. Publisher's card wraps.

Slight spine lean; extremities gently rubbed and bumped; small worm hole to spine; light uniform toning throughout. About very good. AYW-298. Clarence Darrow. Resist Not Evil.  Chicago: Charles H. Kerr, 1903. First edition. Small octavo. 179pp. Publisher's green cloth, stamped in white to spine and front cover. From the library of Oscar-Winning screenwriter and author William Goldman (Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid / The Princess Bride / Marathon Man). His personal copy, with official ink-stamp from his estate. .

Bumped to lower rear corner, else fine. JBS-346. Jeremy Daw, J.D. Weed the People: From Founding Fiber to Forbidden Fruit. [Berkeley, CA]: Cannabis Now Publishing. 2012. First edition. Octavo. 139pp. Green pictorial wrappers with white lettering to spine and cover.  .

Minor wear, light creasing to jacket, else fine. JHN-196. L. Sprague De Camp and P. Schuler Miller. Genus Homo: A Science Novel of the Far Future. Reading, PA: Fantasy Press, 1950. First edition. Octavo. 225pp. Publisher's green cloth, stamped in gilt to spine, original unclipped dust jacket with cover art by Edd Cartier.

Cocked spine, loose binding, chips to cover, age browning to all pages. Good. JBS-303. Guy de Téramond. Les Drames de la Cocaïne. Paris: J. Ferenczi et Fils. 1929. Octodecimo. 237 pp. Wrappers with illustrated cover.  .

Gently rubbed and worn to boards, light dampstaining to text black edges; jacket sunned and chipped, dampstained to verso. Very good. CDK-58. Lester del Rey. Sol Levin, illustrator. "...And Some Were Human." Philadelphia, PA: Prime Press, 1948. First edition. Signed by Lester del Rey. Octavo. 312pp. Publisher's blue cloth, stamped in gilt to spine, original unclipped dust jacket listing a retail price of $3.00. .

Light wear to boards, jacket lightly rubbed and sunned. Very good. JHN-335. August Derleth, editor. Dark Mind, Dark Heart. Sauck City, WI: Arkham House, 1962. First edition.  A "who's who" of weird fiction authors, this short story anthology includes contributions from H. P. Lovecraft, H. R. Wakefiled, Robert E. Howard, Robert Bloch, William Hope Hodgson, M. P.  Shiel, Mary Elizabeth Counselman, Carl Jacobi, J. Ramsey Campbell, and others.  Octavo. 249pp. Publisher's black cloth, stamped in gilt to spine, original unclipped dust jacket with cover art by Dale Mann and listing a retail price of $4.00. .

Boards gently rubbed and bumped; price-clipped jacket lightly rubbed and sunned. Very good. JHN-334. August Derleth. Something Near. Sauck City, WI: Arkham House, 1945. First edition.  Octavo. 274pp. Publisher's black cloth, stamped in gilt to spine, original dust jacket with cover art by Ronald Clyne. .

Spine lightly soiled and leaning; extremities gently rubbed and edgeworn; slightly overopened to front hinge; minor toning throughout. Very good. JBS-433. Rev. Robert James Devine. H. A. Ironside, introduction. The Moloch of Marihuana. Findlay, OH: Fundamental Truth Publishers, [no date, circa 1938]. No stated edition. Octavo. 72pp. Publisher's illustrated card wraps with cover art by J. N. Curry. Call to Prayer flyer dated 1934 laid-in. From The Ronald K. Siegel Collection of Books on Psychoactive Plants and Drugs. .

Minor wear to slipcase, else fine. CDK-85. Charles Dickens. A Christmas Carol.  New York; Columbia University Press, 1956. Facsimile of first edition. Sixteenmo. 166pp. Brown quarter cloth. Slipcase. .

Boards sunned, scuffed, bumped, and slightly soiled; spine shaken and leaning, with pages 35-36 and plates 50-53 unbound and laid in, foxed throughout. Good or better. LMM-266. John G.W. Dillin. The Kentucky Rifle.  Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, 1924. First edition. Quarto. vii, 124, (6) pp (indexed). Frontispiece + 126 glossy b&w plates.  Signed and dated by John G.W. Dillin. Publisher's blue pictorial cloth, stamped in gilt to front cover. From the collection of Larry McMurtry, at his home in Archer City, Texas. His book, with personal brand-mark bookplate. .

Gently rubbed to boards; corners lightly bumped; foxed to endleaves; ink ownership signature to front free endpaper; light toning throughout; Jacket rubbed, soiled, and chipped. Very good. YDW-24. [Communism] Elizabeth Dilling. The Red Network: A "Who's Who" and Handbook of Radicalism for Patriots. Chicago: Self Published, 1935. Fourth printing. Octavo. 338pp + 16pp index. Publisher's red cloth, stamped in black to spine and front cover, original unclipped dust jacket. .

Slight spine lean; minor wear, gently bumped to corners of front board; slight offsetting to endleaves; jacket lightly toned, chipped, and torn. Very good. CDK-425. Isak Dinesen. Out of Africa. New York: Random House, 1938. First American edition.  Octavo. 389pp. Publisher's black quarter cloth over orange pictorial cloth boards, stamped in gilt to spine and front cover, original unclipped dust jacket listing a retail price of $2.75. .

Slightly cocked spine with lightly bumped corners, offsetting to endleaves; price-clipped dustjacket lightly rubbed and worn, with chipping at spine ends and corners. Very good. JBS-243. David Dodge. Death and Taxes. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1941. First Edition. Octavo. 277pp. Publisher's black cloth with gilt lettering to spine in original dust jacket. First edition of the author's first novel. .

Light wear to boards, else fine. CDK-242. [SIGNED]. P. C. Doherty. Drakulya: Being an Account of the Life of Drakulya, Prince of Wallachia and the Bloody Deeds that Shaped the Legend (2 Vols. in 1). Sussex, UK: Post Mortem Books, 1997. Limited edition, No. 334 of 350 copies.  Signed by P. C. Doherty.   Octavo. 192; 173pp. Publisher's yellow cloth, stamped in red to spine and front cover, endleaves in red.

Light sunning to spine ends and board edges; ink ownership signature to front free endpaper; jacket lightly sunned, foxed, and toned. Very good. SJK-405. [SIGNED] William Pène Du Bois. Squirrel Hotel.   New York: Viking Press, 1952. First edition. Signed by William Pène Du Bois.    Quarto. [48]pp. Illustrated by the author. Publisher's red cloth, stamped in silver to spine, front cover in blind, Illustrated endleaves; original unclipped dust jacket listing a retail price of $2.00. .

Light wear, jacket torn. Very good. YLG-104. Lo Duca. L'érotisme au Cinéma. France: J.J. Pauvert, 1958.  Octavo. 219pp. Illustrated. Cloth. Dust jacket. .

Spine slightly sun darkened and leaning; sunned to board edges; extremities gently rubbed and bumped; slight soiling to rear endleaves. Very good. LMM-205. Isadora Duncan. Sheldon Cheney, editor. The Art of the Dance. New York: Theatre Arts, Inc., 1928. First edition. Quarto. 147pp. Illustrated with photographs by Edward Steichen and Arnold Genthe; full-page glossy reproductions of drawings by Leon Bakst, Antoine Bournelle, Maurice Denis, Auguste Rodin, Abraham Walkowitz and others. Publisher's beige quarter cloth over blue hardcover paper boards, printed labels to spine and front cover, fore-edges untrimmed. From the collection of Larry McMurtry, at his home in Archer City, Texas. His book, with personal brand-mark bookplate. .

Boards gently rubbed and edgeworn; light foxing and offsetting to endleaves; jackets soiled and torn. Very good copies in good jackets. LMM-387. Lawrence Durrell. "The Alexandria Quartet" comprised of four volumes, including Justine; Balthazar; Mountolive; and Clea. London: Faber and Faber, 1958 - 1960. Early impressions. Pencil signed by author Larry McMurtry to all volumes but Clea. Four octavo volumes. 253; 250; 320; 283pp.  From the collection of Larry McMurtry, at his home in Archer City, Texas. His book, with personal brand-mark bookplate to each volume. .