Titles beginning with D from small volume (38 items)

New York: Philip Goodman Company, 1918. Second Printing. Cloth. Good/No DJ. 7.5 x 5 in. 103 pp. Green cloth with gilt titling. Cloth heavily sunned and discolored, lacking dust jacket. Spine ends chipped, corners bumped. Very few faint spots of foxing scattered throughout mostly clean text block.

Lee, Massachusetts: Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Inc, 1965. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good +. CARY. 4to. 152 pp. White paper wraps with black and red titling. Light soiling and scuffing to wraps, binding remains tight and interior clean. Illustrations throughout. Inscribed by the author in blue ballpoint to ffep: "To Marjorie Holman / good friend + vital collaborator in dance / La Meri / Russell 1978.

Wien / Leipzig: Verlag Fur Kulturforschung, 1929. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo. 259 pp. Black cloth with gilt stamped boards. Spine ends bumped, binding lightly shaken but holding. Interior clean. Written in collaboration with Med.-Rat Dr. Bernhard A. Bauer. Text in German. First in a series focusing on the five senses and their influence and effect on human sexuality. Copiously illustrated with diagrams, black & white photographs and color plates.

Hamburg: Verlag Heinrich Ellermann, 1955. Pictorial boards. Vey Good. 8vo. Oblong. 31 cm x 24 cm. 24 pp. Illustrated boards backed in gray cloth. Chipping to board edges, faint spots of discoloration along spine. Bookseller's label for "Schoenhof's Foreign Books, Inc." of Cambridge, Ma. to half-title. Interior clean, binding sound. The Christian story of creation with colorful illustrations throughout by Bavarian Painter, Gyorgy Stefula.

London: George Routledge and Sons, 1881. First Edition. Boards. Good +. Square 8vo. Illustrated boards backed in green cloth. First edition. Soiling and rubbing to boards and spine, shaken but holding. Nine children's songs arranged by Myles B. Foster, illustrated by Kate Greenaway and printed by frequent collaborator Edmund Evans.

New York: Dell Publishing, 1952. Wraps. Very Good. 12mo. 192 pp. Illustrated wraps. Crease along spine, light rubbing to wrapper edges, small crease to corner of rear wrapper. Dell Book no. 784. Terror on a college campus, as the morally corrupt are hunted by a psychopathic killer.

Boston: Henry Hoyt, 1870. Cloth. Very Good. 18mo. 64 pp. Green publisher's cloth with blind-ruled boards and decorative gilt "Sunbeam Library" border to spine titling. Spine cocked, cloth rubbed, corners and board edges bumped. Small hole to cloth of top front joint. Rear hinge split but holding tight. Light soiling to eps, previous owner's pencil name to flyleaf. Half title page printed in red and black. Black and white text decoration, chapter headings, illustrations throughout. Part of the Sunbeam Library children's series.

San Francisco: The Archives Press, 1990. Wraps. Very Good. 4to. 238 pp. Pictorial wraps with orange titling. Rubbing and light discoloration along wrapper edges and spine ends. Interior clean and sound. A social history of the Haight-Ashbury experience.

New York and London: Columbia University Press, 1963. First Edition. Hardcover in Dust Jacket. Very Good/Very Good. 12mo. 94 pp. Blue paper-covered boards w/ red titling. Light soiling and chipping along dj edges w/ 2.5 cm loss along bottom edge of center panel. Sunning to spine ends and edges of boards. Interior clean, binding sound. Ballpoint ownership markings to fpd reads "Roland A. J. Berardo. American Embassy. -Dublin. Feb. 1964". Inscribed by author "To Roland Berardo with fond recollections of a grand visit to Ireland - June 1964". Foreword by John F. Kennedy.

Basel: Verlegts Johann Rudolph Imhof, 1752. Cloth. Very Good. 8vo. [10] ,467, [17] pp. Rebound in brown cloth, red title labels with gold titling. First edition published posthumously 61 years after Fatio was executed for taking part in the Basel Revolution of 1691. Perforated library stamp and faint ink marking to title. Spotty discoloration and toning scattered infrequently throughout. Obstetrical work with one of the earliest treatise on how to successfully separate conjoined twins. Illustrated with 16 copper-engraved plates.

Marquardt & Company, Inc, 1946. Stapled wraps. Very Good. 12 cmx 19 cm. 24 pp. Stapled paper wraps. Rubbing along spine, foxing to front/rear wrappers and scattered sporadically throughout. Cover printed on Cumberland GLoss Sub. 80, text on Lustro Gloss Sub. 80. Issue dedicated to the work of George Krikorian for the New York TImes.

Marquardt & Company, Inc, 1949. Stapled wraps. Very Good. 12 cmx 19 cm. 16 pp. Stapled paper wraps. Rubbing along spine, very faint spots of foxing scattered sporadically throughout. Text and black and white reproductions of the posters of E. McKnight Kauffer.

New York: Arbor House, 1988. Cloth in a dust jacket. Near Fine/Near Fine. 8vo. 334 pp. Navy paper-covered boards backed in red cloth w/pictorial dust jacket. Faint edgewear to jacket. Light rubbing to cloth at spine ends. Clean interior, binding sound. Two place cards for Cheryl Crane and Josh LeRoy from a night out at Ernie's Restaurant in San Francisco dated 1/28/89 laid in. A frank account of Crane's life before and after standing trial for the death of Johnny Stompanato.

1923. Cloth. Very Good. Squarish 8vo. 24 pp. Rebound in blue cloth boards with 24 blank leaves, red sprinkled top edge. Illustrated with 44 figures. 7 leaves of author's holograph notes laid in, with several illustrations and a timeline of sailing history. 2 leaves have writing on both sides, all are written in neat brown ink.

Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc, 1967. Wraps. Very Good. 12mo. 98 pp. White wraps with graphic of women inside of an audio reel, black titling. Scuffing and discoloration to wraps. Otherwise clean and sound. Ownership inscription in blue ballpoint by founder of The Feminist Press, Florence Howe & her husband, anti-war activist and author Paul Lauter.

New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1962. Hardcover. Very Good. Sloane, Eric. 4to. 108 pp. Grey cloth in pictorial peach dust jacket. DJ lightly soiled, spine discolored, with chipping to edges and corners. Front flap price-clipped with small sticker remnant. Moderate foxing to boards, especially at edges and spine, text block top edge, and endpapers. Signed by Sloane at top of half title in black marker, dated 1970. Interior very clean, illustrated throughout, with fold out map at center.

[Germany]: [Friedr. Bayer & Co.], 1901. Cloth. Good. 10.25 x 7.5 in. 286 pp. Half red cloth binding with green imitation leather boards. Spine ends chipped, corners pushed, boards bowed and soiled. Decorative endpapers at front only. Previous owner's name and date (1922) to ffep. Frontis photo plate of Bayer factory. Some splitting to hinges, binding slightly shaken but holding sturdy. Lacking 3 of the 377 tipped in fabric samples. Few leaves have scattered foxing to margins and several are stained from samples on facing pages. Swatches show a wide range of patterns and vibrant colors, showcasing the company's selection of available fabric dyes. All text in German, with index at rear.

Reading, PA: Pilger Buchhandlung, 1900. Paperback. Very Good. Ziegler, Karl. 4to. Unpaginated [16 pp]. Thick paper boards backed in red, with illustrated front board and plain blue rear board. Some rubbing to spine, edges, and corners. Small chip to rear spine panel, sunning to top edge of rear board. Interior toned but clean. All text in German, published for the Pennsylvania Dutch community in Reading, PA. Children's nursery rhymes, with accompanying chromolithographic reproductions of watercolors by Karl Ziegler (1866-1936) and text decorations by E. Voigt.

South Boston, Massachusetts: Philip J. Marco, M.D.. Pamphlet. Very Good. 15.5cm x 8cm 14 pp. White stapled wraps. Moderate soiling to front and rear wrappers. Clean interior. Nutritional advice for pregnant and nursing people w/ sample menus.

Lombard, IL: Albin O. Horn, 1960. First Edition. Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good. 8vo. 173 pp. Tan cloth with brown titling and brown stripe to front joint. Cloth is very clean, like new. Dust jacket printed in brown and white, with spine sunned and spine text discolored to a dark green. Rubbing, some light soiling, and damp staining to dust jacket. Text block clean and sound, with faint bibliochor. A romance novel centering around prejudice and racial tensions in the American South, with a white, upper-class, female protagonist choosing between suitors: a "non-gentile" leftist painter, a racist military officer, and "Lone Tree," the reclusive Native American who comes to her rescue. "A man's ability, his character and his capabilities are more important than accident of birth, or identity and economic status. In a liberal, democratic society, why should anything but merit determine one's opportunity?