Search Results: Titles starting with C from leaves

new york: the Studio Museum in Harlem, 2014. hardcover. like new. very scarce.

new york: picador, 2017. paperback. very good, minor wear to edges, slight crease on top right corner, slight toning. inscribed: "For naomi- wish you all my very best. Hope you enjoy this novel. Andre Aciman

london: george allen & unwin ltd, 1975. 1st. fine./fine. unclipped (£8.75)..

new york: routledge, 2003. 1st edition. paperback. fine./fine. mild shelfwear..

new york: harcourt brace jovanovich, 1992. first us edition. hardcover. fine./fine. unclipped [>$19.95].. signed.

new york: the macmillan company, 1903. third printing, 1903. early printing of the north american adventure novel told from the perspective of buck, a saint bernard sold into the sled dog industry. buck travels from california to seattle to alaska before his sledding journey along the yukon trail in canada. has been adapted for film several times, most recently in 2020. new york: the macmillan company. 8 x 5.65". 231 pages. hardcover. book condition: very good. 187/188 leaf loose.

new york: little, brown and company, 2018. 1st. hardcover. fine./unclipped [$28.00 US $34.99 CAN]. fine.. signed with drawing.

london: william heinemann, 1945. fifth british printing, 1945. slice-of-life novel set in monterey, california during the great depression. follows a group of people living on a street lined with sardine canneries. a film adaptation was released in 1982. london: william heinemann. hardcover. book condition: foxing to head, mild soiling to block, else fine. very good +. jacket condition: mild foxing. unclipped (7s6d). near fine.

New York: viking press, 1945. facsimile. hardcover. near fine previous owner bookplate on inside board: From the library of Arthur f Kinney/fine ; in slip cover.

new york: harper & brothers publishers, 1947. second edition,1947. new york: harper & brothers publishers. hardcover. book condition: soiling to head, moderate shelf wear, small stains to both boards, moisture damage to head. good+. jacket condition: shelf wear, large chips to front side and rear, large open tear to spine, mild staining to rear, shelf wear throughout, very attractive face. good+.

london: lowe and brydon, 1967. 1967. out of print. scarce. in 1944, eric williams first published "capitalism and slavery," a version of his doctoral disseration. deemed "years ahead of his time," his critique of the ways in which slavery expanded the reach of capitalism was foundational to later studies of imperial and economic development. london: lowe and brydon. 285 pages. 5.5 x 8.5". softcover. bound in colored paper wrappers. sun fading and bumping to spine. light soiling to rear, else clean and tight. very good +.

aanta rosa: black sparrow press, 1998. 1st. softcover.

1977. first edition, 1977. out of print. harold norse (1916-2009), a writer associated with the beats, was once described by william carlos williams as the best poet of his generation. "carnivorous saint" established norse's position within the gay liberation movement. san francisco: gay sunshine press. isbn: 0-917342-55-0. 5.75x9". 240 pages. softcover. bound in colored paper wrappers. book condition: reading creases to spine. very good.

new york: farrar, strauss & giroux, 2014. 1st. hardcover. signed.

north hollywood, california: barclay house, 1970. mass market paperback, 1970. north hollywood, california: barclay house. 4.25x6.6". 191 pages. mass market paperback. bound in colored paper wrappers. book condition: reading creases to spine, else fine. very good +.

new york: farrar & rhineheart, 1936. first american edition, 1936. one of literature's quirkiest love triangles, colette masterfully weaves the tale of a man-child, his wife, and her resentment towards their chartreux named sasha. new york: farrar & rhinehart. 7.8x5.5". 165 pages. hardcover. bound in cloth-covered boards. book condition: foxing to head of block, owner signature to fly leaf. fine. jacket condition: chip to head of spine, closed tears to front panel. mild shelfwear throughout. fine -.

new york: beginner books inc, 1958. hardcover. very good plus, bumping and minor shelfwear, slightest soiling to boards, owner's inscription sharpied out of front free end paper, bookseller's note erased, else fine/no dj.

first edition, 3rd printing, 1957. early printing of eponymous, timeless children's book. considered a turning point in the career of the author dr. seuss (theodore geisel). geisel created the book in response to 1950s debates about childhood literacy. considered the successor to "dick and jane" style readers, it was so successful that random house subsequently created an early readers' division with the cat in the hat as its logo. new york: random house. 9.25 x 6.75". 61 pages. hardcover. book condition: owners inscription to paste down and front free end paper. very mild soiling throughout. corners bumped, with mild shelfwear. very good +. jacket condition: slight soiling to rear and light shelfwear. generally a beautiful copy. near fine.

new york: random house, 1957. book club edition. hardcover.

new york: simon and schuster, 1961. second printing, 1961. comes with a signed bookplate. authorized facsimile jacket of first edition was published in 1989 by first edition library. satirical world war ii novel frequently described as one of the most important books of the 20th century. new york: simon and schuster. 8.5 x 6". 443 pages. hardcover. book condition: near fine; moderate shelf wear with some soiling on back and front block. small tear on front right corner. small stain to block and some fading on spine.