Search Results: Titles starting with A from Ashlar Books

A very good copy with a short closed tear to the top of the dust jacket. Has a bit of grimy/musty feel as well as the subject matter. Signature of the photograher on the front free end paper. Scarce book especially signed.

An Inscribed copy to the publisher Charles Scribner with the author's note pasted to front end paper. Front piece engraving of Jane.Uncut pages. Some very slight rubbing to the edges.Nicely printed by Updike's Merrymount Press. The work originally appeared in four numbers ( July, August, September, October - 1914 ) of Scribner's Magazine. Martin was an original founder of the Harvard Lampoon humor magazine in 1876.

Fisrt edition. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket.

About fine First edition in dust jacket with original artwork by Roy Lichtenstein. The author's first book of experimental fiction.

Very good condition. Small tape residue to front and rear endpapers. Decorated blue-green cloth binding with very minor rubbing to spine edge.

First edition. A good copy in a cloth binding. Front hinge cracked but intact. Interior pages are ( browned) brittle. A scarce Utopian novel.

One of 300 numbered copies signed by the Author. Some soiling to from cover otherwise very good. Scarce pamphlet by this important Pervuian writer.

A very good copy of this large illustrated (Julio Prieto ) wrapper first edition. Some pages uncut. Nicely printed. Small crease to bottom edge tip and some soiling to rear cover. Spine is somewhat faded. A scarce book ( novel ) of the Mexican revolution of 1910 that effects a small rural village. Over looked important Latin American work of fiction.

Fine copy of the uncorrected proof in grey wrappers.

A good solid copy. Inscribed by Bennett in 1947 with a cute "challenge" to find the known errors, Errata slip is not present.

First edition, fine in dust jacket and signed by the author.

First ediiton ( 2 vols. ) of this landmark study cited in the Supreme Court decision of Brown vs. Board of Education, Topeka KS - 1954. Myrdal was a Swedish Nobel Prize winner. Wear to the edges and age-toned. Good condition. Remnants of dust jacket flaps used as bookmarks. Bookplate of former owner inside each volume.

A fine copy of the "Advance Reading Copy".

First American edition of this landmark book. Scuffed section on front cover, darkening on spine. Some trace of makings to rear cover. Solid copy.Also an Essay on Vivisection In American by Albert Leffingwell M.D.

A very fine copy of this nicely printed poem in sewn wrappers. Limited to 400 copies.

Bright cloth copy in the scarce dust jacket. Imaginary conversation with literary figures.

A fine copy of the limited ( 150 copies ) hardcover signed edition with a print by Richard Baker laid in.

Uncorrected proof, fine in blue wraps with some sunny to spine.

Fourth edition. Very good in dust jacket. The cult author has some startling insights to the Egyptian Sphinx, along with the fate of Atlantis. Illustrations with architectual drawings. Quite scarce.

Fine copy in wrappers of this small "palm" size book.