Search Results: Titles starting with D from Maggie Lambeth

Granbury, Texas: Happy Hill Farm Academy/Home, 2000. First Edition. FINE. 194pp., b/w photographs, 4to oblong glossy color boards. Benefits the children of Happy Hill. Includes the 2000 players profiles and their families interests, photographs and recipes.

Galveston: U.S. Dept. of Health, 1975. First ed. Hardcover. FINE. 277pp., 242 excellent color plates, yellow 4to yellow cloth pictorial covers.Clean tight and bright, no names, no writing, printed on coated stock

NY: Riverhead Books, 2016. First Edition. FINE/fine. Foreword by Maria Hinojosa, notes on the contributors, 283pp., red cloth backed pumpkin boards, gilt titles, price unclipped color pictoria dj. Includes stories by Julia Alvarez, Sandra Cisneros, Angela de Hoyos, Eliana Suarez and others.

Dallas: Friends of the Dallas Public Library, 1981. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE. Limited edition of 500 copies of which this is copy number 442 SIGNED with editor's presentation. Designed and produced by Willaim R. Chiles, printed by off-set lithography on 80# Tweedweave Text, and printed recto. Tipped-in sepia portrait by Tom Lea, color photographs by the editor tipped-in. Folio crash linen boards and blue cloth spine. Proceeds to benefit the Dallas Public Library. Blue endpapers no names, clean vinyl dj. 10 x 13 in. Copy of the book review by Lee Milazzon from DMN laid-in. Tinkle was Book Critic of the Dallas Monrning News, teacher at SMU and the author of Thirteen Days to Glory, one of the first full Alamo histories and still highly thought of. He was also author of the first full biography of J. Frank Dobie, An American Original. "Over the years Tinkle received many awards and tributes, but surely one of the highlights of his career came on February 27, 1977, for on that day Tinkle was… Read More

Outdoor Life, 1984. Reprint. Hardcover. VERY GOOD IN GOOD DJ./good. Clean, no names, no writing, price unclipped dj taped on back cover. 462pp., index, 100s of photographs.

THE DERINGER IN AMERICA BY L.D. EBERHART & R.L. WILSON VOLUME TWO, THE CARTRIDGE PERIOD. SIGNED BY ERERHART no other names. Over-size 9 x 11 inches hard cover with dust jacket. 280pp., photographs of more than 1,000 items.
White linen with black spine titles, brown endpapers, glossy color dj. FINE/FINE DJ with light fade to spine. Organized alphabetically by maker and fully cross-referenced. Examples of the guns have been illustrated from the nation's best public and private collections, and detailed captions record all pertinent particulars. Every effort has been made to include all deringers made available to the American market during the historical period. Includes addenda to volume I, Percussion to Cartridge. Scarce volume II especially in this condition and signed. Your book will be carefully packed in well padded box.

N.Y.: Simon and Schuster, 1983. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. SIGNED on free front blue endpaper, with author's early signature first initial and full last name, price unclipped dj in archival mylar cover. Publisher's mark on bottom edge.

Houston: American Institute of Graphic Arts- Texas Chapter, 1986. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/very good. 272pp., index, juried exhibition of two decades of some of Texas best designers are showcased in 100s of illustrations. Folio black cloth, silver spine titles, black endsheets printed on enamel stock.

13 x10 inches, photographic black wraps, matte finish. Exhibition catalog. No names, no writing, giftable.

Austin: Texas Folklore Society, 1946. First Separate Printing. Pamphlet. FINE. Reprinted from Texas Folklore Society Publication No. XXI, 24pp. Black titles on grey classic laid wraps. Reprinted from Publication No. XXI of the Texas Folklore Society. McVicker D-36. DRD 502.

Price unclipped, index. Rare, no other copies available at this time in the U.S.A.

NY: E. P. Dutton, 1969. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/very good. Price unclipped dj $25.00 until 1/1/70, $30 thereafter. Foreword by Don D. Fowler, Director, Desert Research Institute. 168pp., drawings and photographs, the work of Powell's contemporaries, enhance the original text, index, printed on high quality enamel stock, folio white linen. No names no writing, corners sharp, dj with one chip at heel of spine in archival mylar cover. Not a remainder. "100 years ago, ten men in four boats swept down th raging Colorado River on the first trip through the Grand Canyon. Major John Wesley Powell let the epic journey, to chart the unexplored river and its surrounding canyons.On August 30, 1869, thirteen weeks after the xpedition left Green River Station in Wyoming Territory, the one-armed Major, with only two boats an six survivors, emerged from the canyon." Eliot Porter has contributed a 48 page gallery of four-color photographs 10x14 in. made from several river trips to gather the breathtaking… Read More

San Antonio: Graphic Shop, 1994. Revised Edition. Hardcover. FINE. Author's signature blank page preceeding c.r. page, 203pp., historical photos in color & b/w, index, references, introduction by David Anthony Richelieu, gilt-stamped 4to maroon leathette with color photo paste-down to front board, grey end sheets clean. First published in 1983 and includes history of the missions, maps and diagrams of the Edwards Underground Water District & Aquifer, map lands given to Canary Island settlers using the San Antonio River and San Pedro Creek as boundary lines and giving in detail with many old photos the transformation made over the years to the original WPA project.

NY: Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1863. Original. VERY GOOD. January 24, 1863: Artist unknown. Wood engraving 35.6 x 49.3 cm, engraver unknown, extracted pp. 280-82. Large double page center fold. With The Battle of Galveston, Magruder had retaken Galveston with a loss of twenty-six killed and 117 wounded. Union losses included the captured infantry and the Harriet Lane, about 150 casualties on the naval ships, as well as the destruction of the Westfield. The port remained under Confederate control for the rest of the war. Kelsey & Hutchison ENGRAVED PRINTS OF TEXAS pg. 132, Rosenberg Library, Galveston.

Lincoln, Nb: Bison, 1982. Soft Cover. FINE.. 169pp., index, bibliography.

SIGNED by Parker a Tony, Emmy, Obie, and Golden Globe Award-wnning actress.
"Parker merges memoir with poetry in this haunting, sui generis work. I drank it down in one gulp, then started back at page one again. A magnificent, necessary surprise." - Mark Karr

Norman: University of Oklahoma, 2000. First Edition. FINE IN FINE DJ/fine. Still sealed in publishers plastic wrap. 576pp., 200 illustrations, 4to cloth, color dust jacket. Using classic articles taken from publications unavailable to most readers, accounts by Spaniards who witnessed the writing of the glyphs and research by twentieth-century scholars--from Tatiana Proskouriakoff to Michael Coe--this book provides a history of the interpretation of Maya hieroglyphs. Introductory essays offer the historical context and describe the personalities and theories of the many authors who contributed to the understanding of these ancient glyphs. More than two hundred line drawings illustrate the text and serve as an introduction to decipherment. This landmark work in Maya studies is the first book to examine the centuries of thought behind the decoding of Maya hieroglyphs.

Dallas: Southwest Review, 1945. First Separate Printing. Softcover. GOOD. . Originally published in SW Review. Printed self-wraps, stapled. 281-286pp. Information on the dew ponds built in the English Downs 3,000 years ago to obtain water for their livestock.

Abilene, Tx: The Grace Museum, 2010. First Edition. Paperback. FINE. Exhibition Catalogue May 20 - August 21, 2010. 55 color reproductions, 4to color wraps.