Search Results: Authors starting with F from Little Sages Books, ABAA

New York: E.B. Threat , 1872. Later printing. Hardcover. Good. Stereotyped at the Women's Printing House, 608 + ads in green East Lake cloth binding, stamped black. Gilt titling to spine. Slanted, frayed and rather loose, still intact and complete.

New York, 1923. First Edition. Letter. Very good. Farrar writes with apologies to Miss Freeman for answering late. He states 'The lady who I think wrote "The Critical Fable" is Miss Amy Lowell.' He goes on to say that he has no proof of this nor has he ever been able to get a definite statement from her. Freeman was known for innovation in library services, and one was of the most famous and well known librarians of the early 20th century.

Mexico : Coleccion Malaga , 1968. Paperback. Very good. 68p., No. 1999 of 3000 copies printed, in glossy wraps with black and green graphics.

Chicago: Good Teeth Council for Children , 1940. Later printing. Staplebound. Fine. Harrison W. Ferguson . 4-3/4" x 5-1/4", 31pp. 32mo in orange stapled wraps. Black and white photos with line drawings.

Madrid: Alianza Editorial Sa, 6/30/2005. Paperback. Good. Bright 8vo in glossy wrappers. Creasing to spine.

Annapolis , 1946. Letter. Very good. Two sided, cut sheet, signed. Details facets of transation, vocabulary, publication, Lowell institute lectures. etc.

Cooperstown, New York , 1928. Letter. Very good. Yes, let us, Jim, young James think onSilient -there- toward the setting sun! No furious Germans charge faced heNor crossed the broad and dangerous sea But dear is he still to you and me Who died to save our land countrie! WFM August 19th, 1928Morgan, 1895-1970, graduated from Yale in 1917, served in the Army during World War I, and was a sugar executive in Cuba during the 1920's.

New York: The Macmillan Company, 1933. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Dorothy P. Lathrop . 207p. later printing in patterned cloth boards with illustrated paste down label. Spine showing a bit of fade, background rose to brown, cloth rubbed at head and heel of spine, with corners touched. Owner's name in marker, front pastedown. Newberry Medal award winning novel.

Buenos Aires : El Cuenco de Plata, 2009. Paperback. Very good. 174pp. Softcover in glossy illustrated black cover.

New York and Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Co. , 1888. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 124p. in quarter vellum on paper over boards with foliate gilt border, gilt title. Introduction by Michael Kerney with Kerney notes and translations. Bookplate of Outhwaite. Tissue guarded frontis. Potter 290. Touch of foxing and darkening, still quite bright.

Springfield, Massachussets : Wayside Press for Will Bradley, 1897. First Edition. board . Very good. 17cm., 61pp. + fly, Not in Potter. Printed for Will Bradley by Wayside Press in Springfield, Massachusetts 5 years prior to Harper and Brothers University Press edition, which is noted in Potter as Potter 255, the "Bradley Edition". This early, First edition held only at U Penn. Decorative printed boards, paper label to spine. Printed on rough-cut Strathemore paper, red and black decorations by Bradley on title page and section heads. Newpaper critique tipped into rear, toned areas corresponding.

New York: Barse and Hopkins, 1917. First Thus. Cloth. Good. Text bordered in green, 15 illustrations by James, tipped in, frontis portrait of Fitzgerald. Owner's name in pencil, green publishers cloth stamped title and partial border in gilt.Scuffs and marks to boards.

Aurora: The Roycrofters , 1922. First Edition. Leather bound. Very good. 8" x 6.25",marbled paper over quarter leather embossed, gilt lettered and decorated spine, marbled endpapers. Printed in black on handmade paper, with printed orange capitals, printed green and purple title page with hand colored letters. 103 p. with an introduction by Clarence Darrow; “The Rubaiyat” by Charles P. Nettleton'; “A Persian Pearl” by Darrow

New York: New Amsterdam Book Company , 1901. First Edition. Very good. 9-1/2" x 6-1/4"; pp. [x] + 118; grey paper boards, cloth back with title. #191 of 210 copies, vividly hand-colored frontispiece and title page, deckle edge paper, 14 black/white illustrations. Intro by Michael Kerney Potter 250. Rubbing to corners, loss to cloth.

Los Angeles: C. C. Parker , 1899. First Edition. Wraps. Fair. 91p., in new wrappers with pastedown copy of title page. Quatrains from Nicolas facing Edward Fitzgeralds 4th edition. Library plate from the collection of Leone Fulmer Nash N-9923, as well as 1905 inscription of Edmund Parker. C.C.[Charles Cullum\ Parker was a Los Angeles bookseller at the turn of the century.

Boston: L.C. Page and Company , 1930. Later printing. Hardcover. Good/good. With an introduction by Nathan Haskell Dole, twelve color plates by Blanch McManus, decorated title pages in red cloth stamped with Arabic and Roman script. Lacking frontis, illustrated dustjacket present. Sixth imprression, Nash copy.

New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1964. First Edition. Cloth. Very good/very good. Red pubisher's cloth with gilt figure, 80p with seventeen delicate illustrations by Carlin, Wisconsin artist. Original dustjacket, Cariln illustrated in color. Small mark on fly, dj priceclipped and mildly imperfect.

London: Phoenix, 2009. Second Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 84p. in colorful pictorial boards

Secausus, New Jersey : Castle Books , n.d.. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good/very good. Red/white decorative boards, color illustrations by Charles Stewart. Illustrated dustjacket, gift inscription 1972.

Providence: Bennett Wheeler, 1803. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. Dr. Fobes' sermon at the installation of the Rev. John Hill. 32pp., removed, with half-title. Fobes (1742-1812) was professor of natural philosophy and vice-president of Brown in 1786. Harvard graduate, he was ordained as a pastor of a Congregational church in Raynham, MA where he remained for the rest of his life. Shaw and Shoemaker 4209.