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NY; T.J. Crowell, 1899. White flora; hardccover with 1/3 leather binding, with gold floral design (photo). Faded gold gilt edges. Introduction by Andrew J. George. Previuos owner's name on frontispiece. Clean text. Very good condition.
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Chicago: E.A. Weeks & Co., undated but circa 1894. Brown hardcover with gold lettering on sound and gold gilt page edges. Strong binding. No marks and clean text. Minimum shelf wear.
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NY; Longman, Green & Co., 1932, first edition. Blue cloth hardcover with gold printing on front cover. Illustrations by Schongauer. Clean text and without markings. Tight binding.
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Sweden; Hjalmar Linnstrom, 1888. First Swedish edition. Text is in Swedish. Red cloth hardcover with black leather spine and corner protectors. Gold trim and gold gilt page edges. Previous owner name in front flyleaf in pencil.Deccorative end papers. Clean text with light foxing. Tight binding. Square volume. Tear on front cover center cloth, see photo. Volume 1
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NY: Knopf, 1924. Blue cloth hardback with p blue lettering in pink banner on cover. Only has back flap of dust jacket giving information of author, Ruth Suckow., by H.L. Mencken. Pages are yellowing. Binding is strong. Clean text.Crowded Closet is a nonprofit thrift store. All proceeeds support world peace, relief and development through Mennonite Central Committee (MCC).

San Francisco: California Publishing Co., 1882, second edition. Tan cloth hardcover in good - to good condition. Gold embossed lettering. Red page edges. No dust jacket. Clean text. Corners bumped, top and bottom of spine frayed. Binding is good with all pages held intact. Decorative end paper. Previous owner name in pencil on frontispiece
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Chicago: Thos. W. Jackson Publishing Co., 1919, first edition. Red cloth hardcover with black lettering. Pages are yellowed and brittle. Black and white full page illustrations. Covers soiled by use. (See photos). Clean text and no markings.
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Philadelhia, PA; J.B. Lippincott Co., 1915, first US edition. Very good without dust jacket. Green hard cover withgold lettering on front and spine. Stamp of William Beers Circulating Libraru on front fly leaf with previous owner name in pencil beneath the stamp. Clean text.
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VA; University of Virginia Press, 20000 first printing. Paperback in fine condition with no markings and clean text.
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Chicago: Stone & Kimball, 1895, first edition. Decorated cloth hardcover with gold gilt page edges. Deckled page edges. Last pages listing other publications of Stone & Kimball are cut. Spine is soiled. Minimum shelf wear. Previous owner book plate on frontispiece. Small volume 6.5 x 4 inches. Crowded Closet is a nonprofit thrift store. All proceeeds support world peace, relief and development through Mennonite Central Committee (MCC).

NY: MacMillan, 1986. Anniversary edition in slip case. Book and slip case are in near fine condition. No marks and clean text. Red hardcover with gold lettering. Gray ribbon page marker. Slip case is gray color with image of Margaret Mitchell on each side and black lettering. Introduction by Tom Wicker.
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CT: Easton Press, 1966 Collector's Edition. Green leather hardcover with gold embossed lettering. 4 rises brands on spine. Gold gilt page edges and silk ribbon page marker. Moire endpapers. As New condition.
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Chicago; Conkey & Company, 1900 hardcover. Flower cloth cover with white cloth spine covering half of cover. Gold lettering and gold gilt page edges. Rare publisher/book. Good binding. Bumped corners. Small volume (6.5 x 4 inches). Previous owner name on frontispiece in pencil. Clean text. Black and white illustrations.
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PA; JohnC. Winston Co., 1951, third edition. Brown cloth haedcover in very good condition. No dust jacket. Decorative end papers. Illustrated by Henry C. Pitz. Clean text. Light foxing.
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London; The Folio Society, 1975. 2 Volume box Set in very good to fine condition each. Gold gilt edging on top page edges. Tan cloth boards with black and gold design on front covers. Lithograph illustrations by Elisabeth Frink. The Odysseus is 284 pages and the Iliad is 362.
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NY: Triangle Books, 1941. Red cloth hardcover with black lettering on spine. Book is in good+ to very good condition. No dust jacket. Red page edgings paper is turned due to war time paper stock. Spine is sun faded. Previous owner name is blacked out on frontispiece.
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NY: Hanover House, 1956, first edition (not stated). Hardcover in very good condition, clean text. Inscription on front end paper. Dust jacket has many tears on spine. Included with this book is a flyer of Jack London State Historic Park (see photos), with Jack London's signature on the flyer.5 photographs London's estate. The adventures of this book are compiled by London's nephew Irving Shepard.
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NY: Tests Press, 2006. 4 Volume box set all in fine to like new condition. Shipping cost is in included in price.
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NY: The Century Company, 1914, first edition. Dark green cloth hardcover with gold lettering. Corners bumped and back hinge paper torn ( see photo). Ex library book. No dust jacket. Previous owner name on front flyleaf. Clean text.
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New York; Worthington Co., 1888 edition. Brown cloth hardcover withgold & red design on front cover, title in gold gilt box. Weak front hinge has allowed first three page to become unattached. they include an engraving of author, title page decorative frontispiece. Previous owner name on frontispiece. 306 gold gilt pages. illustrated. Clean text within red boxes on all pages. Introduction of walter Scott's life by William Chambers is unlined in pencil on first couple of pages. Copy is bumped and rubbed.Crowded Closet is a nonprofit thrift store. All proceeds support world peace, relief and development through Mennonite Central Committee (MCC).