Search Results: Authors starting with M from Ken Jackson

London No Date ca. 1890s: SPCK First printing in stiff paper covers. 72 pp. Foxing to the endpapers, some wer and light soiling to the covers. Good.

Montana State University, 1962 First printing in stapled paper covers. 70 pp. Figures, references, glossary, index. Soiling to covers with some staining on the rear cover. Text is clean and unmarked. Fair.

New York, NY: Funk & Wagnalls., 1968 First printing of this edition in hardcover with dust jacket. 455 pp. Footnotes, index. Very minor spine twist, light soiling to the top edge. Jacket has some tiny tears at the top of the spine and front panel, three tiny spots on the spine. Very Good/Very Good.

Center City, MN: Hazelden., 1998 Revised printing in trade paperback.64 pp. Photographs, reading list, index. Fine.

Munchen: Weidmannnsche Verlagsbuchhandlung GmbH, 1992 First edition in hardcover without dust jacket. Inscribed by Mr. Maaz on the title page. Laid in is a letter from Chris McDonough on Trinity College letterhead to author Haijo Westra asking him if he would be interested in reviewing this book. Also laid in is a three page handwritten rough copy of Mr. Westra's reply. 306 pp. Footnotes, appendices, bibliography, index. Tiny bumps to top corners, Mr Westra's very occasional light pencil marks. Very Good.

Calgary, Alberta: Illingworth Kerr Gallery., 1997 First printing in card covers. Exhibition catalogue. 72 pp. Colour plates. Minor wear to covers. Near Fine.

Calgary, Alberta: Illingworth Kerr Gallery., 1997 First printing in paper covers. Signed by Mr. Mabie on the front endpaper. Exhibition catalogue. 72 pp. Colour plates. Minor wear to covers, some scraping along the rear cover at the spine. Very Good.

London: Wyndham Publications Ltd. /A Tattoo Book., 1975 First printing in mass market paperback. Pages tanning, faint line on bottom edge, a few consecutive pages have small corner crease, faint crimp to front cover. Square, tighit and unmarked. Very Good.

London: Faber and Faber Limited., 1969 First edition in hardcover with dust jacket. Gift inscription by Canadian author Kenneth Dyba on the front endpaper. Author's first novel. Some faint staining to rear board. Jacket is price clipped with small tears, tiny chips, light fading to spine, minor soiling. Very Good/Good.

Nashville: W Publishing Group., 2004 First printing in trade paperback. 183 pp. Notes, index. Fine.

Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1924 First edition hardcover. 263 pp. Photographs. Slight concavity to spine, light wear to corners, one page has corner crease. Very Good.

Greenwich, Connecticut: Fawcett Publications, Inc. /Crest Book., 1960 First printing in mass market paperback. Spine has and slight lean and roll, minor creasing. Very Good.

London: Basil Blackwell, 1987 Reprint in tall paper covers. 47 pp. Black and white photographs.Very minor curl to the covers. Near Fine.

London, England: Robert Hale Limited., 2001 First edition of this reissue in hardcover with dust jacket. Limited to 200 copies. Fine/Fine.

New York: Avon Books., 1964 First edition hardcover in dust jacket. Some residue along bottom of boards from old brodart jacket cover. Jacket is price clipped other wise bright and fine. Very Good/Near Fine.

New York: Shapiro Music Publisher, 1912 Sheet music, 5 pp. Edgetears repaired with clean tape, some creasing. Lovely cover art of a steamboat on the river by Starmer. Virtually anybody who has even a minimal sheet music collection that includes ragtime-era items likely has a cover done by one of the prolific Starmer Brothers. They had a consistency that was hard to match in terms of creating eye-catching cover art that did justice to or often outshined the contents within. By some accounts, they were responsible for nearly a quarter of all signed covers in large format from the late 1890s to around 1919, and continued producing cover art into the mid 1940s. Good.

London: Collins Crime Club, 1973 First printing of this edition in hardcover with dust jacket. Originally published in 1933. The book has age toning to text, several consecutive pages have some light crimping, the spine has the barest hint of a twist. Jacket has some tears and chips, sticker scuff on the front panel. Very Good/Good.

New York: Leo Feist Inc., 1913 Large format sheet music, 5 pp. Miss Hetty King featured on cover. Light creasing, two pieces of clear tape on edges, store stamp on front. Winifred Emms (4 April 1883-28 September 1972), best known by her stage name Hetty King, was an English entertainer who played in the music halls over a period of 70 years. Emms was born in New Brighton a seaside resort in Cheshire Cheshire and performed with her father on the beach in a company of minstrels. Emms adopted the name Hetty King when she first appeared on the stage of the Shoreditch Theatre at the age of six with her father, William Emms (1856-1954), a comedian who used the stage name of Will King. By 1905, she was appearing in music halls, with her solo act, as a male impersonator, often dressed as a "swell". Her career spanned both World Wars when she performed in the uniform of either a soldier or a sailor. In the First World War her act included, in 1916, "Songs the Soldiers Sing" when she sang… Read More

Ottawa: Canadian Paperback Publishing Limited, 1996 Reprint in trade paperback. Hint of shelfwear. Near Fine.

Charlottetown, PEI: Ragweed Press., 1995 First printing in stapled paper covers. Inscribed by Ms. MacDonald on the title page. Fine.