Minden, LA: 1931. Original black and white photograph (15.5x25.5cm.) depicting the girls' basketball team alongside their coach Mr. Russ, each player identified in ink manuscript along bottom of image. Photograph slightly curled with very small flaw at bottom of image, else Very Good overall. Misidentifying manuscript label mounted to verso..... More

Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1924. First Edition. Octavo (18.1 cm), [vi], [335]pp. Cream publisher’s dust jacket with navy printing and price intact. Boards bound in blue cloth with gilt stamping on the spine and a blind-tooled emblem on the front cover. Dust jacket discolored on spine and back cover, with..... More

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1933. Early Printing. Octavo; publisher's cloth in decorative price-clipped dust jacket; vi,[2],355pp.; eight leaves of photographic illus. printed on rectos and versos, additional illus. throughout including facsimiles. Jacket rather rubbed and worn with one-inch closed tear along top margin and subsequent creasing, vertical..... More

Boston: Gregg Press, [1978]. First Gregg Press Edition. Octavo; publisher's cloth in pictorial dust jacket by Jack Gaughan; 190]pp.; pictorial title page. Minute wear to jacket extremities, else a Near Fine copy. Bookplate signed by Norton laid in. Forms part of the publisher's series "The Space Adventures of..... More

Boston: Gregg Press, [1978]. First Gregg Press Editions. Octavos; publisher's cloth in uniform pictorial dust jackets by Jack Gaughan; pictorial title pages. A hint of wear to jacket extremities, else a Fine set. Bookplates signed by Andre Norton laid into each volume. Splendid reissue of the complete "Solar..... More

New-York: J.E.D. Comstock, [1847]. First Edition. Octavo (21.5cm.); contemporary half sheep over marbled boards; vi,[153]-426,[2],[9]-148pp.; 24 leaves of plates including 12 colored botanicals, woodcuts throughout text. Boards rather rubbed, contemporary ownership inscription of a Mary Hart to front free endpaper, rear endpaper torn away, else Very Good and sound, complete..... More

Boston, MA: South End Press, 1981. First Edition, first printing, stated. Octavo. 205 pp. Illustrated wraps. Very minor rubbing to edges with very mild curling to corners. Binding sound and pages unmarked. Overall a Near Fine First Edition copy of hooks' landmark work on the effects of racism and sexism..... More

New York: W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., 1963. First Edition, first printing with full number line. Octavo (22cm); 410pp; Second state dust jacket with single blurb to front and several to rear; $5.95 price intact; bound in gray and blue boards with spine stamped in gilt. Dust jacket..... More

Baltimore: Baltimore Museum of Art, 1985. First Edition. Quarto (12.5" x 10"); 203pp, including chronology for the Cone acquisitions. Eighty-one reproductions of the pieces in the collection; over 50 documentary photographs. Publisher's red cloth-covered boards with silver lettering. No jacket, as issued. Very faint curve to front board, else..... More

Ottawa, Canda: Borealis Press, 1972. First Edition. Slim octavo (19cm.); publisher's orange and purple card wrappers; [6],60pp. Faint glue residue to rear wrapper from previously removed price sticker, spine lightly sunned, else Very Good to Near Fine. The Pulitzer Prize-winning author's first book, a poetry collection. More

Milwaukee: Reic Publishing Company, [1915]. First Edition, Wrapper Issue. 12mo; publisher's light grey printed card wrappers; 119pp.; illus. throughout. Light wear and dust-soil to wrappers, tiny chips at spine ends, else Very Good and sound. VAUGHAN 234. More

Providence, RI: Kendall Mfg. Co., ca. 1880-1884. Collection of seventeen (17) chromolithographed trade cards (7.5x11cm or the inverse), some printed on verso, others blank. Stock uniformly toned, a few with faint paper residue or tiny abrasions from having been previously mounted, else a Very Good, bright and sound collection... More

[N.p.]: [s.i.], [ca. 1862]. Civil War two-page manuscript poem folded with manuscript title "To Col. Ashby." Presumably penned by a Miss O'Ferrall. Later pencil inscription reading "Mrs. Sue Lupton"; tears along folds with some general spotting, but overall intact. The poem is laudatory of Confederate Colonel Turner Ashby..... More