Search Results: Authors starting with G from Jennie Gottschalk

Light rubbing, but a fine copy in near fine dust jackets, with one jacket being badly stained on the front panel. Ten volumes. Edited by D.S.Meldrum and W.Roughead and illustrated by C.E.Brock.

Near perfect condition, no shelf wear or markings, spiral bound

Fine copy in color dust jacket, with light edge use. The English edition with the Australian dust jacket.

Minor edge wear, and staining, but a fine copy of a fragile pamphlet. First edition.

Eight Pamphlets on Gautier by various scholars, many inscribed or limited to 500 copies.

Fine copy in near fine d/j that has a couple of small edge chips. With a frontispiece photograph of the author and with a preface by Mario Falcao Espalter, and illustrations by Maderas De Guillermo C. Rodriguez. This copy has a long inscription signed in full by Genovese at the top of the title-page.

Fine copy in near fine d/j. With an introduction by Marguerite Duras, and over 100 color photographs by Ralph Gibson. The photographer's first book in color ? First French Edition. (Same year as the American Edition)

Name on fly, otherwise a fine copy. With the half-title and page of ads. Illustrated by 6 engravings. Originally published in 1798. Contains an Ode "The Dying Indian" based on an extract from Carver's Travels in North America. "The then unenclosed Needwood Forest (in Staffordshire) was to Gisborne what Selborne was to Gilbert White, and enjoyment of natural scenery is impressed in Poems modelled chiefly upon Cowper". Leslie Stephen in the DNB.

Neat bookplate, otherwise a near fine copy in very good attractive d/j. First Edition. Miss Glaspell was one of the original Provincetown Players.

Light offsetting to the endpaper, otherwise a fine copy. With 12 engraved plates, including a frontis plate with rotating disc, and 8 folding maps, including North America. A standard instructional work.

Light edge wear to the crown, but a fine attractive copy in nice binding. With the half-title and frontis plate.

Perfect condition in original shrink wrap