Search Results: Titles starting with T from small volume

Fresno, California: Fabian Books, 1958. Wraps. Very Good. 10.5 cm x 17 cm. 141 pp. [16] Pictorial wraps with image of a farmer after a roll in the hay. Rubbing to edges of wraps with .5 cm loss at head of spine. Fabian original novel Z-118. Last 16 pp. of text are a call to arms for readers to help Fabian Books fight Censorship laws across America.

Charlottesville, VA: an-Noor Educational Foundation, 2003. Corrected Edition. Cloth. Near Fine. 8vo. lvii, 975 pp. Green cloth with gilt stamped decoration and titling and green bookmark ribbon. Spine ends and corners gently pushed, faint discoloration to text block edges, light fraying at end of bookmark ribbon. Interior clean, binding sound. 2003 corrected edition. Text in Arabic and English.

Philadelphia: David McKay Company, 1930. First US Edition. Cloth. Very Good+. 8vo. 141 pp. Blue cloth, gilt-stamped titling, with paste-down illustration of a portly porcine fellow sitting in an armchair to front board. Scuffing to cloth, heaviest at spine ends and corners. Otherwise clean and bright interior. Binding sound. First US Edition, illustrated endpapers, 6 color plates, numerous black and white illustrations throughout.

Los Angeles: California Fruit Growers Exchange, 1929. Wraps. Near Fine. 13cm x 18cm. 32 pp. + order form. Stapled tan paper wraps. Clean and sound copy of pamphlet explaining "Acidosis" and including an important chapter on "Safe" Reducing. Quotations and diet menus originally appeared in the second edition of "Normal Diet" by W. D. Sansum.

Brett Theatrical, 1976. Wraps. Very Good. 4to. 309 pp. Yellow perfect-bound wraps. Light soiling and overall wear. Clean and sound interior. Tipped in erratum slip to rep. History of Theaters in Providence, R.I. Illustrated throughout w/ b&w photos and illustrations.

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1928. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. 8vo. 214 pp. Green publisher's cloth in clipped pictorial dust jacket. Chipping to dj edges, heaviest at corners and spine ends. Light rubbing to cloth. Musings on tennis, illustrated by the author.

West Chester, Ohio: Paper Moon Publishing, 2007. First Edition. Cloth. Near Fine/Near Fine. 4to. 128 pp. Black cloth with yellow titling, in black pictorial dust jacket. DJ shows faint signs of handling, but book and jacket are both clean, as new. Laid in pamphlet program from "Congo in Harlem 6," a film festival showcasing filmmakers from the Congo, hosted at the Maysles Cinema in Harlem, New York in October of 2014. Text is filled with numerous bright, color photos. An exhibition of 64 jazz quilts by African American textile artists.

Norwalk, CT: Easton Press, 2002. Leather. Near Fine. 8vo. 508 pp. Full maroon leather, gilt decoration and titling. All edges gilt, silk moire endleaves, silk bookmark ribbon. Signed edition with bookplate and certificate of authenticity. Slight fraying to bookmark ribbon. Otherwise fine. The third novel in the Wonderland Quartet series.

New York: Leavitt & Allen, 1853. Cloth. Good. 7.5 cm x 11.5 cm. 128 pp. Red cloth w/ gilt stamped titling and decoration to spine that reads "The Violet". Top edge gilt. Rubbing to cloth, heaviest at spine ends and corners. Toning and discoloration throughout but does not interfere with text. Religious sketches, plant care list illustrated throughout in b&w from prolific biblical scholar, John Kitto.

London: The Religious Tract Society, 1848. Cloth. Good. 7.5 cm x 11.5 cm. 139 pp. Beige blindstamped cloth, faded gilt titling. All edges gilt. Lightly rolled w/ rubbing, soiling to cloth. Toning, discoloration throughout not interfering with text. Religious sketches, plant care list illustrated throughout in b&w from prolific biblical scholar, John Kitto.

New York: Random House, 1929. Cloth. Good. 8vo. 189 pp. Marbled boards backed in rust-colored cloth. Lacking jacket. Rubbing to cloth and along board edges with exposure at corners. POs inscription in pencil to ffep. #318 of an edition of 1000. With an Introduction by Emily E. F. Skeel.

New York: Simon & Schuster Editions, 1997. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. 4to oblong. 160 pp. Glossy white paper-covered boards in pictorial dust jacket. DJ spine sunned. Spine ends gently bumped. Otherwise clean and sound. Signed by Artist, Richard Merkin to half-title, dated 1998. Introductory essay by Art Spiegelman. Commentary by Richard Merkin and essay by Madeline Kripke. Fully illustrated.

New York: Atheneum, 1965. Hardcover. Near fine/Very Good. 8vo. 190 pp. Black cloth in unclipped dust jacket. Light scuffing along DJ edges. POs inscription in ink to ffep, dated 1965. Clean and sound copy signed by Albee on title page.

New Haven: [Yale University Library], 1967. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. Small 4to. 27 pp + 10 illustrated plates. Brown paper-covered boards backed in brown Morocco, gilt titling to spine. Small (appx 1 cm) stain to front board at spine foot, spine ends gently pushed, otherwise near fine. Top edge gilt, somewhat brassy, bottom and fore edge deckled. Limited to 300 copies, this is number 26. Lecture originally delivered on the occasion of the opening of the Graphic Arts Collection in the Yale University Library on May 9, 1966. Printed and set in Dante type by Officina Bodoni in Verona, with illustrations done at the Meriden Gravure company in Meriden, CT. Foreword by James Tanis, University Librarian.

Dallas, TX: John R. Rice, 1939. wraps. Near Fine. 9 cm x 16 cm. 20 pp. Stapled brown paper wraps. Faint discoloration to wrappers, some underlining by previous owner inside. Otherwise fine. Evangelical pamphlet on the sin of smoking. Also includes excerpts from Roberts S. Fries' "Cigarette Facts" and How to Quit by Rice and D. H. Kress, M.D.

[New York]: [A. Colish, Inc.], 1990. Limited Edition. Wraps. Near Fine. 8vo. 31 [1] pp. String-bound grey paper wraps with pale green titling. Spine crease very lightly sunned, faint dampstain to top edge of text block, otherwise fine. Colophon states: Three hundred and fifty copies of this special edition have been printed by letterpress in Joseph Blumenthal's Emerson typeface at A. Colish, Inc. Typography by Jerry Kelly.

Old Age Revolving Pensions, Ltd, 1935. Wraps. Very Good.. 9 x 6 in. stapled pamphlet. 32 pp. Blue and white paper wraps. Front wrapper has OARP Ltd. logo and motto "Youth for Work / Age for Leisure." Below it, a Townsend Club membership card with perforated edges, filled in by previous owner with black ink but not punched out. Some faint soiling to wraps, first and last leaves, rest of text clean. Laid in is small (4.25 x 2.75 in) membership application card, filled in with pencil by previous owner (Edith Farr of Medway, MA). Townsend & Clements' outline for a pension program intended to relieve the economic effects of the Great Depression.

New York: Jonathan Cape & Harrison Smith, 1930. Cloth. Very Good. 12mo. 287 pp. Blue cloth w/ stamped gilt titling. Light rubbing to cloth, heaviest at spine ends. Faint scratching to boards. Interior clean, binding sound. Travellers' library edition. Signature of Windham County Connectiut Suffragist and Community Leader Rosamond Danielson to flyleaf.

Philadelphia: Treacle Press, 1976. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. 8vo. Unpaginated. Black cloth with gold titling to spine, pictorial white dust jacket printed in black, blue, and brick red. Jacket very lightly chipped at spine head, otherwise fine. Boards clean, like new. Previous owner's name in black ink to ffep. Laid in at front is small (4 x 5.25 inch) stapled publisher's catalogue with order blank, few pages torn at upper corner. Text block is clean, practically as new. Containing four short stories, each by a different author, three of which are signed on the title page: "A Movie Starring the Late Cary Grant &c." by Tom Ahearn, signed in bold blue ink; "Smithburg" by Michael Brondoli (not signed); "The Sex Token," by James Shreeve, also in blue and inscribed "to Alfred + Jessann;" and "Wind Scales" by Keith Waldrop, signed lightly in black ink. Of 250 clothbound copies, this is number 7.

Chicago, Illinois: Inter-State Narcotic Association, Inc, 1946. Cloth. Good. 4to. [12] 266 pp. [1]. Blue cloth with gold titling. Lacking dust jacket, flap remnants laid in. Spine slightly cocked, light bowing and soiling to boards. Small (appx 1 inch) tear to top edge rear board, scuffing to text block edges. Light foxing to eps. Inscribed on ffep in blue ink by Sara M. Algeo, a notable leader of the Rhode Island suffragist movement. "This book is sent to you / with the hope that you will / place it's much-needed in- / formation before users of / tobacco, liquor, or other forms of / dope. / Sara M. Algeo. / Mar. 17, 1947, / Barrington, R.I.