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The1946 graduates of Butler High School, Butler New Jersey went to grade school during the depression, witnessed WWII first hand, and graduated into a new post-war world. You are bidding on a 1946 Butler New Jersey High School Class Yearbook, titled "The 1946 Nugget". Hardcover. It is complete and all pages are present. Includes seniors, faculty, sports and underclassmen, clubs, the "Class Flirt" etc, , and much more. Owned and signed by Gloria Jimenez. Very well illustrated. A bit aged but good condition overall. |
" ... From Publishers Weekly: Born on the Penobscot reservation in northern Maine, Molly Spotted Elk (1903-1976) was the oldest of eight children. Because her family was poor, she worked as a domestic helper from the age of 11 until her talent for dancing and singing earned her a place in an Indian performing troupe. Drawing on Molly's diaries (numerous excerpts are printed here) and interviews with family members, McBride, a freelance writer who specializes in cultural survival, provides an engrossing account of Molly's adventurous life. Although she was a successful vaudeville dancer and appeared in the silent film The Silent Enemy (1930), the discrimination she suffered because she was Native American led her to pursue a dancing career in Paris ... " |
From Title Page: The Martian A Novel by George Du Maurier author of "Trilby" "Peter Ibbetson" With Illustrations By The Author "Apres le plaisir vient la peine/Apres la peine, la vertu"-Anon; New York Harper & Brothers Publisher 1897. Hardcover published 1897 by Harper & Brother, New York. 409 pages (deckled fore edge and bottom) plus nearly fifty pages of illustrations and a tissued frontispiece of the author. 10.25 inches tall. This being number 193 of an edition limited to 500 copies. Tan boards with floral and fleurs de lis pattern stamped in gilt and light blue. Top edge gilt. Condition: No previous ownership markings. Some soiling/shelf wear to boards. Moderate soiling to back board with rear inner hinge reinforced. Very Good overall. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding. |
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THE REVENGE OF THE HOUND by Michael Hardwick. Inscribed by author on Title Page. Published 1987 by Villard Books, New York. First Edition/Second printing. 310 pages in hardcover and unclipped dust jacket. 9.5 inches tall. Fine in Fine dust jacket, protected by (removable) clear mylar cover. Top collectible condition. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding. |
"The Encyclopedia Sherlockiana A universal dictionary of Sherlock Holmes and His Biographer John H. Watson, M.D." compiled and edited by Jack Tracy. Published 1977 by Doubleday & Company, First Edition. 9.5 inches tall. 411 pages in hard cover and dust jacket protected by (removable) clear mylar cover. Top collectible condition. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding. |
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Original, rare 1913 edition of "Alice's Adventure In Cambridge", written by R. C. Evarts, illustrated by E. L. Barron, published by Harvard lampoon as a parody of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. First Edition, Hardcover, 67 pages, 6.75 inches tall, illustrated. Just the most minimal wear to the outside boards, bookseller's brief and discrete pencilled notation on first blank end paper, remarkably clean within, spine is crisp and appears unread/unopened for majority of pages and well stored since new, near fine condition overall. Will be shipped insured and properly boxed via First Class mail world wide. |
The Love Bug. Paperback book, published by Scholastic. "1st printing September 1969". 119 pages. 7.5 inches tall. Disney movie tie-in first edition/first printing. With many b/w pictures from the movie. Very good condition, clean inside, with no marks or handwriting. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding. |