Search Results: Authors starting with E from 12th Street Books, ABAA

Clean, tight book in bright, near fine, price-clipped dustjacket. Inscribed by author on front free endpaper. Random House New York 1983 Signed 1st Hardback 8vo, 427pp, notes, index.

Clean, tight trade paperback in bright, near fine white paper wraps. Haverford Philadelphia 1989 Paperback Oversize 8vo, 288pp.

Clean, tight ephemera, paper wraps volume one show light sunning edges, light wear to corners and spine tips, cloth wraps volume two show light sunning to spine only. Tanulmanyok Debrecen 1969 & 197 Paperback 2 volumes complete. "Part I: 1923-1929, Part II: 1932-1952". Inscribed by the author front inside wrap of volume 1. 8vos.

Red-cloth boards show lightest shelfwear. Gilt spine and front board dulling. Internally clean and fresh but for library stamps. Philadelphia 1952 1st Edition Cloth, large 8vo. 15pp. "85 copies of this book have been printed. They have been distributed to friends of the undersigned and of Dr. Emrich who are also friends and admirers of General Ike. Dr. Emrich's story of the writing of this history and the photographs of the original document first appeared in the New York Times on May 5, 1946. To this has been added the eight 'Orders of the Day' issued by General Eisenhower's Headquarters, together with Dr. Emrich's comment upon them. This is believed to be the first time all eight Orders have been printed together. -William L. McLean, Jr." Scarce Eisenhower-WWII publication in a very limited number. Emrich was official American historian assigned to General Eisenhower's Supreme Headquarters. This copy inscribed by McLean. From the SHAPE Library.

Clean, tight ephemera in faintly worn and sunned printed wraps. Steck-Vaughn Austin 1967 Paperback 8vo, 43pp, scarce. Southwest Writers Series No. 6.

Clean, tight book in bright, near fine dustjacket. Maverick Perryton 1984 1st Edition Hardback Cloth large 8vo. 156pp. Signed and inscribed by author.

Interior clean. Foxing front endpapers. Covers spotted and dust-soiled, with small chips to corners and significant chipping on spine. Texas Memorial Museum Austin 1952 Paperback 8vo. Many color plates. Story illus.

Interior tight, clean. Foxing endpapers. Wraps show moderate overall wear, covers soiled, spine worn. Ink name on front cover. Texas Memorial Museum Austin 1952 Paperback 8vo. Many Illustrations.

Very clean, tight ephemeris, as new, in clean envelope, light sunning to edges. Oyez Berkeley 1982 Paperback "This poem appeared originally in the Carmel Pine Cone, 21 February 1936, and is here reprinted for the first time."

The book has a moderate lean, small dampstain on blue top edge, andfaint dust-soiling on boards. Jacket shows light edgewear with bumped spine tips but no loss. Harper New York 1968 Hardback Cloth 8vo. 385pp. Cloth-backed paper boards in pictorial dustjacket. "A Fictional Memoir." Second printing of the author's first book, inscribed and signed on the title page: "Sincerely, Fred Exley." Signed books by this author are becoming quite scarce.