Syracuse: Salina Press, 1972. First Edition. Signed by Barth on front cover with inscription "For David Nothman [?}], best wishes John Barth." Octavo; 36pp. Illustrated side-stapled paper wraps. Covers very lightly shelfworn with a small stain at bottom back corner and some general light toning. Binding is sound and..... More
Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois University Press, 1976. First Edition. Octavo (24cm.); publisher's cloth in red pictorial dust jacket, yellow topstain; xi,[1],420pp.; illus. throughout. General edge wear and surface scratches to dust jacket; overall Near Fine in Very Good jacket. Billed as the first biography in English of "the..... More
![John Gardner: An Interview [Limited Edition Signed by Gardner]. John Gardner, Joyce Renwick,...](/pictures/thumb/11283.jpg?v=1634662282)
[Dallas]: New London Press, 1980. Limited First Edition, signed by Gardner and numbered 79 of 250 copies on colophon at back. Printed side-stapled paper covers. Front cover rippled vertically down middle from a (now-replaced) overly tight mylar jacket, otherwise showing just faint edge and corner wear. Binding is sound and..... More
![The Imaginary Girlfriend [Signed Bookplate Laid in]. John Irving](/pictures/thumb/9002.jpg?v=1616185289)
London: Bloomsbury, 1996. First Edition. Bookplate signed by Irving loosely laid in at front. Small octavo. 148 pages + black and white photographs. Photographic dust jacket. Black boards stamped in gilt. A memoir of writing and wrestling, first published in the U.K. and incorporated into Trying to Save..... More
![The Imaginary Girlfriend [Signed Bookplate Laid in]. John Irving](/pictures/thumb/9003.jpg?v=1616187112)
London: Bloomsbury, 1996. Uncorrected Proof. Bookplate signed by Irving loosely laid in at front. Small octavo. 148 pages. Printed wraps. Wraps show light wear along edges and front wrap curls open slightly. Binding is sound and pages clean and unmarked. A memoir of writing and wrestling, first..... More
![The Imaginary Girlfriend [Signed Bookplate Laid in]. John Irving](/pictures/thumb/9005.jpg?v=1616184883)
Toronto, CA: Alfred A. Knopf, 1996. First Canadian Edition. Bookplate signed by Irving loosely laid in at front. Small octavo. 148 pages + black and white photographs. Photographic dust jacket. Red boards stamped in gilt. Unclipped dust jacket worn along edges with some general rubbing. Boards show a...... More
Edinburgh: Hugh Paton, 1842. Two volumes in four. Tall octavos. Amusing black and white caricatures throughout. Vol. I, Part I: 90 plates incl. 4 folding; Vol I, Part II: 74 plates incl. 1 folding; Vol. II, Part I: 91 plates incl. 5 folding; Vol. II, Part II: 65 plates incl..... More
![Gideon Welles: Lincoln's Secretary of the Navy [Signed]. John Niven](/pictures/thumb/11972.jpg?v=1641429497)
New York: Oxford University Press, 1973. First Edition. Signed by Niven on front free endpaper with brief inscription to previous owner. Octavo. 676 pp. Photographic dust jacket; beige boards stamped in black and red. Blue endpapers. Price-clipped dust jacket worn along edges with some moderate general rubbing and..... More
Boston: Hale, Cushman & Flint, 1928. Stated First Impression (April 1928). Signed on front free endpaper by Sousa's daughters, Jane Priscilla Sousa and Helen Sousa Abert, with inscription "To Mary Joyce, with deep appreciation" in Jane Priscilla's hand and dated December 1954 in Helen's. Both daughters mentioned on p. 344..... More
![On the Wings of Tomorrow [Signed and Inscribed]. John Quincy Ames](/pictures/thumb/10114.jpg?v=1626107022)
Nappanee, IN: E.V. Publishing House, 1939. First Edition. Signed by the author on front free endpaper with inscription "January 21, 1942. To Mr. Bernard Rosen in appreciation of his courteous treatment. J. Quincy Ames." Bookplate of Adele and Bernard Rosen on front pastedown. Octavo; 307pp. Publisher's green cloth with..... More
Santa Barbara: Nebbadoon Press, [2010]. First Edition. Octavo (22.5cm.); original black photo-illustrated glossy card wrappers; [12],365pp. Just About Fine. Inscribed and signed by the author on title page: "For Laura, May you enjoy my journey as much as I did, John Sant'Ambrogio," accompanied by a large cartoon of..... More