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

No publication date given, but probably 1949 based on book ads on inside of front and rear cover. Book was originally published in 1937. Front illustration is bright with some rubbing to edges, crease to bottom front corner and small tear near staple. Cover and spine a bit wavy. Staple is rusty. Pages tanned, but clean and unmarked.

Very good. Small loss to rear top jacket (1" x 1/4 - 1/2"). Small chips to spine. Several small tears. Creasing at top of front jacket panel. Beige boards show light wear. A few small soil marks on some bottom page edges. Internally clean, bright and unmarked.

Translated and with an introduction by Anthony Kerrigan. Dust jacket by Milton Glaser. Light shelf wear to jacket. Slight damage to lower front board at joint with spine, not affecting the integrity of the binding. A few small spots to top page edges. Pages clean and unmarked.

New York Public Library Collector's Edition. No flaws to jacket. Unmarked. Slight shelf wear to edges.

No publication date given. Book originally published in 1937 by Alfred A. Knopf. Reprinted by Holtzman after Gallico's death (in 1976) with his facsimile signature. Top edge gilt. A fine copy.

Narrow strip of jacket on spine torn away (about 1 3/8" long and 1/4" wide) and large chip to top of spine. Rear flap has been cut. Spine slightly cocked. Boards soiled. Front board has Boots sticker. Spots to page edges. Ink mark on rear endpaper. Black market to bottom page edges. Internal pages clean and unmarked. Half title page has a 2" tear at top.

Light wear to jacket. Pages clean and unmarked.

Translated from the French by Malcolm Imrie. Introduction by John Berger. Like new.

Second printing. Dust jacket has numerous tears to top edges with a few small tears and chips to tail of spine. Some soiling to boards. Light rubbing to board edges. Slight staining to page edges. Bretano's bookplate affixed to front free endpaper with previous owner's name. Pages unmarked.

Like new.

Dust jacket has corners slightly clipped, but not price-clipped. Creasing, chips and tears to jacket edges. Colors bright. Blue boards with yellow lettering very well preserved. Previous owner's name penciled on title page. Pages lightly browned. A couple of small stains to pages.

Dust jacket has a closed tear and crease at top. Small chip to bottom front of jacket at sold with flap. Light wear to boards. Front bottom corner slightly bumped. Inscribed by the author Christmas '71 on front free endpaper. Slight crease to top corner of front free endpaper. Otherwise clean and unmarked.

First English language edition of stories originally published in Czech in 1995. Translated by Neil Bermel. Light shelf wear. Clean and unmarked.

Fifth printing. Translated from the French by David Hapgood. Some sticker residue to front and rear of jacket. Light shelf wear. Clean and unmarked.

An Ace Double Novel with an abridged version of Five Alarm Funeral by Stewart Sterling (originally published in 1942) and Kill Me a Fortune by Robert Colby, copyrighted 1961. Some creasing to spine and small creases to covers. Pages tanned but clean and unmarked.

Like new with lightly tanned pages but no creases, marks or stains.

Very good. No dust jacket. Light wear to board corners. Spine slightly discolored. Pages 227 - 242 (comprising three pages of Chapter XIII, Chapter XIV (including illustration) and five pages of Chapter XV) printed twice. Unmarked.

Rubbing and some creasing to covers.

Light shelf wear. No creases, markings or stains. Pages lightly browned.

First printing. Light shelf wear and a couple of scratches to jacket. No markings.