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- McBride Rare Books
Continue VISIT WEBSITE LIFETIME MEMBER McBride Rare Books OWNER: Teri Osborn Member since: 2019 Eclectic Americana (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 20 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): Reciprocal trade discount. books@mcbriderarebooks.com 203-479-2507 145 Palisade Street Ste. 372, Dobbs Ferry, NY, 10522, United States More about this bookseller McBride Rare Books specializes in American history, focusing on unique and eclectic materials such as archives, broadsides, vernacular photography, and interesting or unusual imprints. That said, we consider ourselves to be Americana omnivores, and we are always seeking to expand our horizons. With over a decade of experience in the field, we are pleased to offer a highly-curated inventory, as well as services such as auction previewing and bidding. 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale All items are guaranteed as described. Any purchase may be returned for a full refund within 10 working days as long as it is returned in the same condition and is packed and shipped correctly. All items subject to prior sale. We accept payment by check, wire transfer, and all major credit cards. Payment by check or wire is preferred.
- ILLUSTRATED (IL, ILLUS)
ILLUSTRATED (IL, ILLUS) < Back to Terminology List ILLUSTRATED (IL, ILLUS) Feature Containing drawings, photographs or other illustrations. Previous Next
- LEATHER - QUARTER LEATHER / QUARTER BOUND
LEATHER - QUARTER LEATHER / QUARTER BOUND < Back to Terminology List LEATHER - QUARTER LEATHER / QUARTER BOUND Feature Quarter leather (1/4), or quarter bound, describes books bound in leather at the spine , with boards covered in paper, cloth, or other material. Typically, the leather is narrow, covering the spine and no more than one-eighth the width of the boards. The usage is subjective, and the term is used by some to describe what others term a LEATHER - HALF LEATHER / HALF BOUND binding without leather corners. Both images show a book bound in quarter leather, the remainder being in cloth. Previous Next
- People from the Other World, Henry S. Olcott, 1875 American Publishing Company, Hartford, Conn
People from the Other World, Henry S. Olcott, 1875 American Publishing Company, Hartford, Conn PRICE 400.00 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile People from the Other World, Henry S. Olcott American Publishing Company, Hartford, Conn, 1875, First Edition, hardcover An especially beautiful three-quarter binding with brown leather and marbled paper sides. Banded spine with gilt titles. Beautiful red, blue, white and gold intricately marbled endpapers Henry Steel Olcott 1832-1907 was a Buddhist occultist and a co-founder of the Theosophical Society. Olcott had been interested in Spiritualism, and in 1874 he became aware of the seances of the Eddy Brothers of Chittenden, Vermont. His interest aroused, Olcott wrote an article for the New York Sun, in which he investigated Eddy Farms. His article was popular enough that other papers, such as the New York Daily Graphic, republished it. His 1874 publication People from the Other World began with his early articles concerning the Spiritualist movement. Part 1 of this work is a careful account of Olcott's 1874 investigations into the famous Eddy brothers of Chittenden, Vermont, and their claimed psychic powers. Part 2 is a report into two Philadelphia mediums who claimed to be able to call up two spirits called John and Katie King. The account includes descriptions of seances, healings, levitation, teleportation and the famous Compton transfiguration. Also, in 1874, Olcott met Helena Blavatsky while both were visiting the Eddy farm. His foundational interest in the Spiritualist movement and his budding relationship with Blavatsky helped foster his development of spiritual philosophy. People from the Other World offers an important insight into the nineteenth-century fascination with the occult and is a classic example of a Victorian attempt to approach the supernatural with the rigors of scientific investigation. Condition: Wear to all board edges and corners. Gilt titles show light scuffing and nicks but still has a lovely glow. The hinges and binding are strong and firm. The binding is square and solid. PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from M Mazzullo Bookseller LLC Edwards, Amelia B, The Phantom Coach. Ash-Tree Press, Ashcroft, British Columbia, 1999 See Item People from the Other World, Henry S. Olcott, 1875 American Publishing Company, Hartford, Conn See Item
- Robert's Bookshop
Continue VISIT WEBSITE Robert's Bookshop OWNER: Robert Portwood Member since: 2016 (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: % COUPON CODE (if applicable): rbsbbbbe@yahoo.com 541-994-4453 541-921-0654 3412 S.E. Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR, 97367, United States More about this bookseller 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale
- DOS-À-DOS
DOS-À-DOS < Back to Terminology List DOS-À-DOS Feature A dos-à-dos binding has two separate books bound together so the fore edge of the first book is adjacent to the spine edge of the second book. There may also be a center board shared by both books as their back cover. The images show a Czech language reprint of two collections of short stories first published together in 1929. Previous Next
- 1912 Children's book Some Little Cooks and What They Did
1912 Children's book Some Little Cooks and What They Did PRICE $30 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Some Little Cooks and What They Did, edited by Elisabeth Hoyt, Boston: W. A. Wilde Company, 1912. VG. Boards lightly worn, child signature penciled on front flyleaf and copyright page, some finger soiling. Brown boards with color illustration of two little girls baking in kitchen on front boards. Illustrations throughout, many signed by Josephine Bruce. Floral endpapers. Stories for young readers about two little girls, Carrie and Cora, who love to cook during all the seasons and for various special occasions, with chapters about birthday cakes, pumpkins, picnics, and tea parties. Happy Hours Series. 96 pages. PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from Old Saratoga Books 1967 Bartending Manual See Item 1912 Children's book Some Little Cooks and What They Did See Item Signed copy of Newbery Honor book, The Singing Tree by Kate Seredy See Item 1956 Tajik Primer, Tajik SSR See Item
- Bee Creek Books
Continue VISIT WEBSITE Bee Creek Books OWNER: Katie Zondlo Member since: 2011 (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 10 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): beecreekbooks@gmail.com 609-751-7514 70 Harvard Circle, Suite B, Princeton, NJ, 08540, United States More about this bookseller Bee Creek Books is currently indexing a 60 year collection of rare vintage antique books, magazines, government documents, maps, charts, and prints. We offer a special opportunity for collectors, scholars, book lovers, and students to obtain hard to find and one-of-a-kind items. 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale
- Collection of books from the personal library of author Erica Jong
Collection of books from the personal library of author Erica Jong PRICE $ 950 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Title: [Collection of books, mostly poetry, from the library of Erica Jong] Author: [Various authors] Publication: [Various places of publication]: [Various publishers], 1956-2013. Description: Collection of 21 books from the library of writer Erica Jong (née Mann), twelve with her ownership signature, eight with presentation inscriptions or letters to Jong, and one with a presentation inscription by Jong. Notably, includes two letters from women poets reflecting on the personal impact of Jong’s novel “Fear of Flying.” The collection suggests the influence of Jong's groundbreaking treatment of women and sexuality on contemporary authors, as well as the development of Jong's own work as a poet and novelist. Mix of hardcover and paperback books, from various publishers, published between 1956 and 2013, including some first editions. The signatures and inscriptions are dated 1961-2013 and provide insight into what Jong was reading at different points in her career, including her time as an undergraduate student at Barnard and the period of time surrounding the publication of her first book of poetry "Fruits & Vegetables" (1971) and her first novel "Fear of Flying" (1973). Many of the books are poetry titles; poets represented include William Empson, Dylan Thomas, Alan Dugan, Edward Field, Ron Loewinsohn, Elaine Feinstein, Osip Mandelstam, Gertrud Kolmar, Lord Byron, and others. The volume of collected poems by Dylan Thomas is heavily annotated by Jong. Also included are books inscribed to Jong by Suzanne Massie, a scholar of Russian history who played an important role in ending the Cold War; Howard Moss, long-time poetry editor of "The New Yorker"; Dante Maffia, celebrated Italian poet; and others. In addition, the collection includes a book of Irina Ratushinskaya's poetry, sent to Jong by Andrew Nurnberg, literary agent, with a note by him about scheduling a meeting between Jong and Ratushinskaya. Jong's own advance reading copy of her book "Any Woman's Blues" is included, as well. Mild shelfwear and some sunned spines, but all items in Very Good or better condition. Erica Jong, who has published 25 books over five decades, is best known for her debut novel "Fear of Flying" (1973) and its frank depictions of women's sexuality and feminism. In addition to her novels, Jong has published eight volumes of poetry. With a number of poetry titles, this collection lends particular insight into her development as a poet. For more than 40 years (1976-2020), Jong had a home in Weston, Connecticut that served as her “writing sanctuary.” These books are from her personal home library. Upon the sale of the home, the books were donated to a local library, from which they were purchased. PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from Head to Tail Books 1548 Aldine Press edition of Cicero's Epistolae Familiares See Item Letter from a father to his son, with a charming illustration of dog driving a car, dated 1959 See Item Tauchnitz 1926 "Copyright edition" of "The Forsyte Saga" in custom block-printed paper bindings See Item Hans Christian Andersen's "The Princess and the Swineherd," hand-colored miniature book See Item Massachusetts Woman's Christian Temperance Union cookbook, annotated with recipe for dandelion wine See Item Advertising card for Dandy, a high-diving King Charles Cavalier and Cocker Spaniel mix, circa 1900 See Item Collection of books from the personal library of author Erica Jong See Item Soviet-era miniature book about Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels See Item Maya Angelou's The Aristocrat, miniature book by Tamazunchale Press See Item 1904 autograph letter signed from bloodhound breeder C.A. Appley to prospective buyer See Item Master's Violin, by Myrtle Reed, in binding designed by Margaret Armstrong, 1910 See Item Patricio Tricasso's "Epitoma chyromantico," 1535 treatise on palmistry, with 78 woodcuts See Item
- 1967 Bartending Manual
1967 Bartending Manual PRICE 60. PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Good Mixers, by Lyons and Helms, Ma Leck Industries, 1967. Color-painted wood covers with metal hinges and rawhide ties. Illustrations throughout. Very Good. Metal hinges tarnished. Color-painted wood covers with metal hinges and rawhide ties. Illustrations throughout. Vintage bartending manual. Many recipes 47 pages . PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from Old Saratoga Books 1967 Bartending Manual See Item 1912 Children's book Some Little Cooks and What They Did See Item Signed copy of Newbery Honor book, The Singing Tree by Kate Seredy See Item 1956 Tajik Primer, Tajik SSR See Item
- HCBOOKS online
Continue VISIT WEBSITE HCBOOKS online OWNER: Andrew Beddis Member since: 2009 Specialising in Folio Society, Author Collections, Charles Dickens, Walter Scott, Shakespeare, Poetry Books (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 10 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): Negotiable sales@hcbooksonline.com +447906141101 97 Whinmoor Crescent, Leeds, LS14 1EQ, United Kingdom More about this bookseller Specialising in Folio Society, Author Collections, Charles Dickens, Walter Scott, Shakespeare, Poetry Books, With a special focus on Folio Society, Franklin Library, and Heron Books. I hold one of the largest stocks of Pre-Owned and New Folio Society Books In my blog you will find the most comprehensive listing on the internet for Heron Books Collections UK based internet bookseller. IOBA member since 2009. Selling worldwide successfully since July 2001 You can view Customer Feedback on my website. 5 Good Reasons To Buy from HCBOOKS online FREE UK Delivery, Overseas Postage at Reduced Rate Superfast Delivery - I always try to post within 24 hrs of payment Professional Packaging - I always use Top Quality packaging products to ensure you receive your item in the condition it was sent. Member of IOBA - "The books you want...from sellers you can trust", www.ioba.org 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed - If you are not 100% satisfied with your book then simply return it for a refund HCBOOKSONLINE Love Books - Love My Website Always prepared to undertake searches for specific books or collections just email a request. If you are looking to sell your Folio Society, Franklin Library, Heron Books or any other author collections please email me with the details. 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale Books are packed carefully and shipped promptly with delivery confirmation and insurance at our expense. I want my customers to be totally satisfied with their purchase and guarantee all of my books to be as described. If for any reason you want to return a book, please contact me within 10 days of receipt of the book. Returned books must be in the same condition as I shipped to you. Reciprocal trade courtesies offered. WANT lists welcomed; I have assisted many collectors in acquiring books in their area of interest.
- DEVICE
DEVICE < Back to Terminology List DEVICE Feature The printer’s device is a design used as a printer’s logo. Classic examples include the “Aldine’s Anchor and Dolphin,” the “Estiennes’ Tree of Knowledge,” or the “Elzeviers’ Globe.” Previous Next






