Search Results: Titles starting with D from Roxanna Nazari, Bookseller

Signed by Barnes as Dan Kavanagh on the title page. A couple of creases to front cover, but none to spine. Red remander mark to top page edges. Unmarked.

No date. A Streamline Mystery. Covers heavily rubbed and scratched. Paper torn away and missing at bottom of spine. Spotting to front and rear covers and first and last couple of pages. Tanned pages. No markings.

Creasing to covers and spine. Small tear on front cover bottom. Rear blue endpaper detached. No markings.

Light shelf wear. Clean and unmarked.

Stated first edition. Flaps of dust jacket protector lightly glued to pastedowns. No markings or spots.

First American edition, first printing. Translated from the Dutch by Sam Garrett. Light shelf wear. Clean and unmarked.

Dust jacket bright, with some chips and creases. Jacket design by Irving Polizer. Extra dustjacket front flap glued to inside. Old (food?) stains on a few pages (particularly near beginning). Inked bookseller's name and number to front endpaper. Pages 265-268 have pieces missing from bottom corners, edges jagged, but no loss to text.

No dust jacket. Blue boards with stains/discoloration, spine darkened, corners heavily rubbed. Spine slightly cocked. Looks like an ex-library copy as evidence of pocket removal from front free endpaper, but no library markings. Some corners folded. Some stains to pages and page edges.

Signed by the author on laid in publisher's bookplate. "Strand Signed Edition" sticker on front of jacket. Light shelf wear to jacket and boards. Unmarked.

No dust jacket. Second printing (stated "Published March 1931, First and second printings before publication"). Nice art deco design in black and red on yellow boards. Some rubbing to board edges. A couple of tiny black dots on front board. Rear top corner bumped. Small dent to rear bottom board. A few stains to extremities of page edges. Unmarked.

Light shelf wear to jacket. Clean and unmarked.

A couple of creases to front cover. Rubbing to edges. Creases to a couple of pages. Pages tanned, but clean and unmarked. Introduction by Joseph Farrell.

Light shelf wear. No creases or markings. Pages lightly tanned.

Dust jacket rubbed, with numerous tears (largest is at fold between spine and rear panel, about 5" long. Jacket flap corners lightly clipped. Large chips to top and tail of jacket spine. Jacket drawing by George F. Kelley and Samuel H. Bryant. Light wear to black boards with bright gold letters on spine. Bottom front board corner lightly pushed in. Age toning to endpapers. Previous owner's name inked on title page, otherwise unmarked. Pages clean.

First Carroll & Graf edition of book originally published in 1929. Creasing to spine. Light rubbing to cover edges. Small tear to tail of spine. Small Doubleday sticker on rear cover. Pages lightly tanned but clean and unmarked.

Jacket has some creasing, chips and rubbing with spine slightly faded. Four corners clipped, but price ($2.00 still visible). Some soiling to bottom section of boards and spine. Light rubbing to boards. Some stains to side edge and front endpaper. Small tear to rear endpaper. Unmarked.

Light shelf wear. Clean and unmarked.

First American edition, stated First Printing. Dust jacket brittle and tanned with numerous chips, tears and creases at extremities. Small piece of front top jacket torn off. Front flap corners clipped, but not price clipped. Boards rubbed at edges with edges and spine slightly faded. Four internal pages nicked at side edge. Pages lightly tanned but clean and unmarked.

B format edition. EuroCrime Series. Translated from the Spanish by Paul Antill. Light shelf wear. No creases, marks or stains.

First edition. Very light wear. Jacket in mylar. From the library of Lawrence Solomon with his book sticker affixed to top corner of front pastedown.