Search Results: Authors starting with J from Antic Hay Books

1930. FREESE, J.H. SUETONIUS: HISTORY OF TWELVE CAESARS. London: George Routledge and Sons Ltd., [1930]. 8vo, two-tone cloth. Reprint. Very Good (bookplate front pastedown). $25.00.

Warren and Son, 1908. M.J.R. THE WINCHESTER CHARTS OF ITALIAN PAINTERS: SCHOOLS OF FLORENCE, UMBRIA AND SIENA. Winchester, England: Warren and Son, [1908]. Small 4to., canvas chart folded with pictorial cardboard covers. First Edition. Very Good (some wear, small tear). $25.00.

London: Frank Cass & Co., 1991. First Edition. Signed presentation from Jablonsky on the front endpaper: "For Anne & Sam Bonsack, With all best wishes, David Jablonsky. 20 March 1991." With a separate post-it note on the front flap of the dust jacket, also to Anne & Sam: General chit chat then "Enclosed is a copy of my brother David's book. I thought you might enjoy it. I'm so proud of him. Love, Jean." Also, with a single sheet laid in, promoting the book. Tall 8vo., red cloth in dust jacket; 237 pages. Foreword by Caspar W. Weinberger.. Fine condition in like d/j.

1985. JACKSON, Marjorie. THE BOY DAVID. London: British Broadcasting Corp., [1985]. Sm. 4to., cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed presentation from Jackson on front endpaper. Near fine in d/j. $45.00.

1967. JACKSON, Charles. A SECOND-HAND LIFE. NY: Macmillan, [1967]. 8vo., cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed by Jackson on front endpaper. Near fine (minor wear) in d/j. $45.00.

1978. JACKSON, John A. THE BLIND PIG. NY: Random House, [1978]. 8vo., boards in dust jacket. First Edition. Very Good (some soiling boards, small stain front endpaper); some edgewear (small chip head of spine, few tears) d/j. $50.00.

[No place: Azusa Pacific University, 1999. Signed presentation from Jackson on the front endpaper: "To Dr. Doyce B. Nunes Jr.- My mentor at U.S.C., from the author Sheldon Jackson, August 27, 1999." Doyce B Nunis Jr. wrote and edited more than forty books and seventy articles, specializing in the history of the American West and California. He began his relationship with the Historical Society of Southern California in 1962, editing the Southern California Quarterly for forty-three years. The society's Doyce B. Nunis Jr. Award honors the best demonstration of significant scholarship in the Southern California Quarterly by a rising historian. This book is a retrospective history of Azusa Pacific University, celebrating its centennial anniversary. The university is a private, evangelical Christian university in Azusa, California, founded in 1899. Quarto: gray cloth in dust jacket; 269 pages. Illustrated.. Near fine (one upper corner on front cover slightly bumped; contents clean & tight); nice (very… Read More

Chicago: Goldsmith Publishing Co, 1918. First Edition, probably a later priting. 12mo., green cloth in dust jacket. Very Good (some wear, hinges bit cracked but still tight, few shallow chips to front endpaper); some wear & chipping d/j. $12.50.

1999. BACKUS, Karl A.. JACKSON, Bohlin Cywinski. LEDGE HOUSE: SINGLE BUILDING SERIES- PROCESS OF AN ARCHITECTURAL WORK. Edited by Oscar Riera Ojeda. Introduction by William P. Bruder. Illustations by Karl A. Backus. Gloucester, Massachusetts: Rockport Publishers, [1999]. Small quarto, black cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. The scarce hardcover edition! Fine in nice d/j. $250.00.

2002. JACKSON, Renwick. THE GOLDEN RUN: THE STORY OF ST. MARY'S COLLEGE OF MARYLAND 1968-1982. [Brookhaven Hamlet, NY: McMullan Publishing Company, 2002]. 8vo., green boards in dust jacket; 534 pages. First Edition. Signed presentation from Jackson on the half-title page, to Joseph Shane, Director of Employee Relations for Maryland: "To Joe Shane- Who contributed mightily to the success of our mission- with warm regards, Ren. 10-2-02." Shane is referenced several times in the Index. Fine in fine d/j. $50.00.

1900. JACKSON, Frank G. LESSONS ON DECORATIVE DESIGN. London: Chapman and Hall, 1900. 8vo., green cloth, stamped in gilt & black. Later printing. Signed by Frank G. Holmes, the chief designer of Lenox China for 50 years, in pencil on the half-title page and with his personal bookplate on the front pastedown. Also with a few pencil notes by Holmes on the verso of the front endpaper. Very Good (some edgewear). $75.00.

1950. JACKSON, Charles. THE SUNNIER SIDE: TWELVE ARCADIAN TALES. NY: Farrar and Straus, [1950]. 8vo., black cloth in dust jacket; 311 pages. First Edition. Signed by Jackson on the front endpaper. Very Good; moderate wear & minor spotting (little sunning) d/j. $50.00.

2011. JACKSON, Madonna Carter. ASBURY PARK: A WEST SIDE STORY- SECOND EDITION. Denver, Colorado: Outskirts Press, Inc., [2011]. 8vo., pictorial wraps; 255 pages. First Edition. Fine. $29.95.

London: B.T. BATSFORD, 1971. First Edition. Signed presentation from Jackson on the front endpaper: "To Jim McCarthy- Thank you for all you did for us on the Kermit Roosevelt tour; We will remember it for ever. Bill Jackson. 22/5/75." General Sir William Godfrey Fothergill Jackson [1917-1999) was a British Army officer, military historian, author and Governor of Gibraltar. This title focuses on Field Marshal Harold Rupert Leofric George Alexander's, First Earl Alexander of Tunis, major campaigns at El Alamein, Tunisia, Sicily & Italy during World War II. Uncommon to find a signed copy. 8vo., black cloth in dust jacket; 344 pages. Illustrated.. Very Good (covers nice & bright; contents clean & tight with light remainder mark on lower edge): minor wear (price-clipped) d/j.

NY: A Dutton Book, 1991. First Edition, first printing. Signed presentation from Jackson on the front endpaper: "To Amanda, Love La Toya Jackson. [Draws a face].. 8vo., black cloth & boards in dust jacket; 261 pages. Illustrated With Photographs. Very Good (covers nice with tiny bump to a lower corner; contents clean & tight); very nice d/j.

Kensington Books, 2006. JACKSON, Lisa. SHIVER. [NY]: Kensington Books, [2006]. 8vo., cloth & boards in dust jacket; 421 pages. First Edition, first printing. Signed by Jackson on title page. Fine; minor wear (tiny tears) d/j. $25.00.

2005. JACKSON, J.R. REILLEY'S WAR. [Cape Coral, FL: Self-published, 2005]. 8vo., pictorial wraps; 344 pages. First Edition. Inscribed by Jackson on title page. Very Good (covers nice; bookstore stamp inside front cover; contents clean & tight). $25.00.

1929. JACKSON, Gertrude Antoinette. IN MEMORIAM GERTRUDE ANTOINETTE JACKSON 1868-1929. Boston: Privately Printed, 1929. 16mo., grey-blue cloth stamped in gilt. First Edition. Signed note by Jackson's daughters laid in. Very Good. $75.00.

1975. JACOBS, David. CHAPLIN, THE MOVIES, AND CHARLIE. Illustrated. NY: Harper & Row, [1975]. Small quarto, pictorial orange cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. A Chaplin biography geared toward a younger audience, 10 to 14 years old. A bit uncommon. Signed presentation from Jacobs on the front endpaper: "To Martha Shapp, with love and continuing gratitude, David." Very Good (little wear; contents clean & tight with some spotting to edges); small nicks, creases with some rubbing (some sunning spine) d/j. $100.00.

1942. DOWNER, Marion. JACOBS, Frances E. OUT OF A HANDKERCHIEF. Illustrated by Marion Downer. Eau Claire, Wisconsin: E.M. Hale and Company, [1942]. 8vo., orange cloth stamped in blue & black. Special Edition. Signed presentation (as "The Author") by Jacobs on front endpaper: "To Elaine Davis with love from the Author". Near fine. $35.00.