Search Results: Titles starting with D from Donald P. Jennings

First edition thus, published May, 1991. As new in as new dust jacket (see photo). Bound in sturdy blue cloth (photo). Dust jacket protected by an archival quality Mylar sleeve (photo). Map endpapers (photos). Signed by Walter Lord and eleven veterans who were there on December 7, 1941 - see photographs for complete list, no other markings of any kind. Note: though the insert states that book is signed by Sterve Weiner, AAF, Bellows Field, it is not signed by him. Corners of book are sharp with no signs of being bumped. A flawless collectible copy. Will ship in box to ensure arrival in condition described.

See photos. As new in as new slipcase, no dust jacket as issued in this printing. 'First Printing' thus, stated on copyright page. Bound in beige cloth covered boards. No names or markings of any kind. Edges are sharp with no signs of being bumped. Two silk ribbon markers. Comes with publisher's notes laid in. A flawless collectible copy. Will ship in box to ensure arrival in condition described.

See photos. First edition, no other printings indicated. Fine, no dust jacket as issued. Bound in sturdy orange buckrum. Corners are sharp with no signs of being bumped. No names or markings. A flawless collectible copy. Will ship in box to ensure arrival in condition described.

See Photos. Both volumes are First Editions, so stated on copyright page. Two volumes in as new condition in as new unclipped dust jackets. The dust jackets are protected by archival quality Mylar sleeves. No names or markings in either of the two volumes. Bound in sturdy red cloth. Corners sharp with no signs of being bumped. Endpaper Maps by Eugenia Gore. Jacket illustrations by Jozef Brandt. An exceptionally clean, bright and tight collectible two volume set in as new condition. Will ship in box packed in foam pellets to ensure arrival in condition described.

See photos - glare is due to reflected light on Mylar sleeves.
The Henry Reeve text as revised by Francis Bowen now further corrected and edited with introduction, editorial notes, and bibliography by Phillips Bradley.
This is the thirteenth printing of this edition dated April 1980 in two volumes. Both volumes are in very good condition in very good unclipped dust jackets. Both dust jackets are protected by archival quality Mylar sleeves. Bound in sturdy black cloth with gold gilt on spine and front. Binding is sewn in signatures. Volume I has light foxing to front and rear endpapers. The corners are sharp with no signs of being bumped. No names or markings of any kind. Dust jackets are unclipped but with no price listed. Both books have head and tail bands. This may be a book club copy but I could find no blind stamp on rear board of either volume. I've seen this set in a slipcase but these do not. This is a clean, bright & tight collectible set. Will ship in box packed in foam pellets to ensure… Read More

See photos. First Folio Society edition, no other printings indicated. Fine in fine slipcase. No names or markings of any kind. Corners are sharp with no signs of being bumped. Printed at Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, on Caxton Wove Paper and bound by them in full leather. Decorative endpapers. A collectible copy in exceptional condition. Will ship in box packed in Styrofoam pellets to ensure arrival in condition described.