Search Results: Authors starting with D from My November Guest Books

Hardback copyright 1964; second edition; VG in VG dj; well preserved withdrawal from college library with usual stamps and stickers; text block and boards tight and square; dj preserved in clear archival jacket; 191 clean pages BNB-1.

Near fine softback copyright 1981; first edition; 296 spotless page B16

Scarce softback copyright 1989; unique, well-produced periodical dedicated to the work of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddie; in this issue subjects include reviews and articles about the movie NAUGHTY MARIETTA, articles and biographies of MacDonald and Eddy, and much more; includes copious text as well as photos and tipped-in color plates; solid text block in covers that show faint foxing B-1

Scarce hardback copyright 1989; unique, well-produced periodical dedicated to the work of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddie; in this issue subjects include reviews and articles about the movie ANNABELLE'S AFFAIRS with Victor McLaglen, articles and biographies of MacDonald and Eddy, and much more; includes copious text as well as photos and tipped-in color plates; solid text block in covers that faint rubbing to top edge only B-1

Softback copyright 1993; first edition; well preserved withdrawal from Dayton Public Library; text block tight and square; wraps preserved in clear archival plastic (see photo); invaluable reference source for genealogy and local history; over 8000 names listed; 91 clean pages mbr-bx.

Scarce, well-written autobiography of John B. Danby, who immigrated from England with his parents when a child and overcame the ravages of polio to establish himself as a respected newspaper and magazine editor; the book is structurally near fine, with tight text block and boards; Mr. Danby's wife, Helen, inscribed the book on the front free end-paper; the first two pages show small coffee stains on bottom right corners, otherwise this is a clean, solid volume; 260 pages mbr-bc.

Hardback copyright 2012; first edition; tight, square text block in tan cloth boards; occasional margin notations in pencil found; owner's name neatly written on ffep; 144 pages, lightly tanned from age B-30.

Hardback copyright 2013; first edition; tight, square text block in tan cloth boards; occasional margin notations in pencil found; owner's name neatly written on ffep; 224 pages, lightly tanned from age B-30.

Hardback copyright 1992, first edition INSRIBED BY AUTHOR on front free end-paper; well preserved withdrawal from college library reference department with usual stamps and stickers; text block and boards tight and square; no dj; 289 clean pages 5-bnb-1-FRT.

Near fine softback copyright 2019; Annotated Instructor's Edition; 526 pages MT.

Near fine hardback copyright 1975 (NOT ex-library); stated first printing; text block tight and square; pictorial boards clean and glossy; lone defect is one gently bumped corner; 340 spotless pages 2bnb-1.

Hardback copyright 1930 in G- condition; first edition; withdrawal from college library with usual stamps and stickers; brown cloth boards show rubbing to edges and shelf wear to rear board; approximately 800 pages with copious text, b&w photos, and fold-out maps, drawings, and surveys B-21.

Scarce softback copyright 1980; first edition; remarkably well preserved withdrawal from college library reference department with usual stamps and stickers; 328 clean pages 5-BNB-1-BK.

Hardback copyright 1969; well preserved ex-library with minimal number of ex-library indicators; book evokes heyday of domestic steel in text and photos aimed at attracting high school students toward a career in steel manufacturing; dj protected in mylar jacket; text block clean and tight; two corners soundly bumped; 127 pages (WBC).

Softback copyright 2008; INSCRIBED BY SHOBHAA DE on title page; text block tight and square; wraps show light shelf wear and one dog-ear on rear wrap; 456 clean pages (WBC).

Near fine softback copyright 1996; first Parragon Book Service edition; 128 spotless pages with copious text and color photos B-13.

Near fine hardback copyright 1996; VG+ in VG dj; first edition; pristine text block in glossy dj that shows a hint of shelf wear; 268 spotless pages B15

Hardback copyright 1906; revised second edition; a classic in the training of secretaries in the art of shorthand at the turn of the twentieth century; black leather boards with gilt lettering; two gently bumped corners; outer edge of front board shows a couple barely discernible dings to outer edge; text block tight and square; faint damp-staining to gutters of a couple inside pages; some margin notation in pencil; a couple inspirational poems, including the first verse of a poem titled "Sand", from the "Railroad Trainmen's Journal", are written in pencil on both end-papers; also includes what appears to be a tuition receipt from Capital Commercial College in Topeka, Kansas; approximately 100 pages (wbc)

Near fine hardback copyright 1979; text block and boards, tight, square, and clean; no writing found; 200 spotless, glossy pages B-08.

Hardback copyright 1976; first edition; text block tight and square in green cloth boards with silver lettering; no dj; 272 clean pages B11-LR.