Search Results: Titles starting with D from Arches Bookhouse

Hodder and Stoughton, 1935. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. 311 pp. Frontispiece. Owner name to FPEP, scant penciling to margins, sharp and clean otherwise.

The University of Massachusetts Press, 1966. Hardcover. NEAR FINE/Very Good. ix, 265 pp. Brown cloth, gilt spine lettering. A faint scratch to rear cover, light rubbing to extremities, otherwise clean and tight. DJ price clipped otherwise crisp and bright.

Little, Brown, and co, 1930. Hardcover. NEAR FINE/Very Good. x, 398 pp; 465 pp. Two volumes. 8vo. Gilt head; deckled fore and tail. Frontispiece portraits. Owner's name neatly penned to ffep. Some loss to DJs at extremities. Covers trivially rubbed.

The Orion Press, 1965. Second Printing. Hardcover. NEAR FINE/Very Good. 326 pp. White cloth, cover design. Spine leaning slightly, very faint foxing to head edge, otherwise very clean and sharp. DJ price clipped, clean and bright otherwise.

Sheed, 1952. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. NEAR FINE/Very Good. xii, 338 pp. 12mo, Red Cloth, gilt stamped spine lettering. Second printing 'Cheap Edition.' Very clean, sharp copy with owner's stamp to FFEP. DJ tips rubbed with a bit of loss, spine toned, price clipped, now wrapped in mylar. [ McGrath 13].

Northwestern University Press, 1959. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. xii, 210 pp. Tips a bit rubbed, sound otherwise.

Echter-Verlag, 1953. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. xvi, 768; xiv, 967; ix, 981pp. 8vo, burgundy cloth, gilt stamped lettering. A few creased pages, vols 1 & 2 spines faintly sunned, otherwise all volumes are very clean, square, and sharp with no markings. Complete in three volumes, the first a 1962 corrected printing, the second and third first printings. A towering compendium of scholarship on all aspects of council of Chalcedon--history, background, impact, as well as its role in modern dogmatics. Contributors include Hugo Rahner, Paul Goubert, Alfons Schneider, Karl Rahner, Yves Cognar, Jean Danielou, Rudolf Schnackenburg, Herman Volk, Thomas Owen Martin, Ludwig Ott, Jesus Solano, Bernard Leeming Joseph Olsr, and Joseph Gill. Essays primarily in German and French with three in English and one in Spanish. Heavy item, will require additional fees for international shipping.

J.C.B. Mohr (Paul Siebeck), 1931. Paperback. GOOD. 235 pp. 8vo, sewn binding in printed wraps, deckled edges. Ex-lib with usual paraphernalia, sound otherwise with unmarked text. Scarce.

Skeffington & Sons, 1946. Hardcover. GOOD. 128 pp. Red cloth, gilt spine lettering, b/w illustrations, frontispiece. Covers fairly stained and discolored, owner stamps to FEP, interior contents otherwise clean and unmarked.

Yale University Press, 1979. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/Fine. 12mo, black cloth, gilt spine lettering. Pristine copy in like DJ, unclipped, now wrapped in mylar.

The Paternoster Press, 1950. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. 191 pp. Owner name to FFEP, corners a bit bumped, sharp and clean otherwise.

Lincolns Prager, 1959. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. FINE. [6], 7-205 pp. 12mo, red cloth, gilt stamped spine and front cover lettering. 'Modern Yugoslavian Writers' series. Some foxing spots to endpapers and top edge, possible light silverfishing to tail edge, tips very faintly rubbed, three puncture spots to front hinge; tight binding and crisp pages; DJ tips moderately worn with a few small chips, spine faintly toned, clean and unclipped, now wrapped in mylar. An attractive copy of the author's only novel translated into English. 'Ciril Kosmac was a Slovenian novelist and short-story writer and Slovenian nationalis between the wars. *Pomladni dan* (A Day In Spring) was first published in Slovenian in 1953 and was his most successful novel, dealing with a writer's return home after fifteen years in exile.' - Harold Segel, *Columbia Guide to the Literatures of Eastern Europe Since 1945.* *A Day In Spring* begins Kosmac's stylistic departure from Social Realism, embracing features of modernism and… Read More

Frederick Fell, 1961. Hardcover. VERY GOOD/Very Good. xxvi, 235 pp. Toned, very sharp and clean otherwise. DJ toned, light shelf wear, a few small chips, wrapped in mylar.

Christian Press Association Publishing Co, 1902. First English Edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. 16mo, burgundy cloth, gilt spine lettering. Spine toned, tips worn, sound and square otherwise, unmarked. Very scarce only English edition of a French spiritual classic, written by Abbe Perreyve during a period of extended debilitating illness. An interesting work dealing with disability and sickness from a spiritual perspective. Written in a direct second-person in a tone of deep respect and regard, the language throughout affirms the dignity, agency, and spiritual power of those dealing with bodily infirmity.

D. Appleton and Company, 1852. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. 353; 229 pp., 22 ads; 12mo, brown cloth, blind stamped with title in gilt. Spines leaning, vol. 1 a bit more than 2, vol. 1 backstrip severed along rear hinge and torn about 1.5' from tail, typical foxing, vol. 2 front few pages dampstained, sound otherwise.

Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana, 1960. Paperback. GOOD. 8vo, printed in fascicle collected in printed portfolio wraps. Neat pen underlining. In Latin.

Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana, 1960. Paperback. GOOD. 8vo, printed wraps. Neat pen underlining. In Latin.

CIP-Gegevens Koninklijke Bibliotheek, 1984. Paperback. NEAR FINE. 285 pp. + B/W plates. Large 8vo, sewn binding in printed wraps. Clean, sharp copy. In Dutch.

Universitatis Lavallensis, 1949. Hardcover. FINE. 357 pp. 8vo, brown cloth, gilt spine lettering. Ex-parish, very clean and tight otherwise. In Latin. Scarce.

Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana, 1963. Paperback. GOOD. 8vo, printed wraps. Neat pen underlining and occasional marginalia.