Search Results: Titles starting with M from Glenn Books

Mission, KS: Intercollegiate Press, 1974. Illustrations in color and black and white. Signed by the artist on title page. . First Edition. Yellow Cloth. Minor Soiling/No Jacket. Oblong Octavo.

Norwalk, Connecticut: The Easton Press, 1978. All edges gilt. Covers and spine decorated and lettered in gilt. Sewn-in silk bookmark. From the Easton series, "The 100 Greatest Books Ever Written". POrtrait frontispiece of the author. Flaubert (1821-1880) was a French novelist. This was his debut novel published first in serial form in 1856. 348pp.. Collector's Edition. Full Blue Leather. Fine/No Dust Jacket. Royal Octavo.

New York: Thomas Whittaker, 1899. Front cover lettered in gilt, with central Madonna medallion. Some old stain top of cover, few small spots rear cover. Gift inscription front free endpaper dated Dec. 25, 1901. Internally clean and crisp throughout. Ten full-page illustrations. 104pp.. First Edition. White Cloth. Cover Stained/No Dust Jacket. Octavo.

London, Melbourne, Sydney...: Hutchinson, 1981. Spine lettered in silver. Price of £6.95 on front blurb. A crisp and clean copy. This is the fifth in the series of Charlie Muffin novels, always involved in Cold War espionage, and featuring the British hard-drinking anti-hero title character. 219pp.. First Edition. Black Cloth. Fine/Fine. Octavo.

Chicago: The Reilly & Britton Co., 1911. Six full-page color plates and six full-page black and white plates. Text illustrations throughout. A very clean copy. Chapters include: the aeroplane, Mars, the moon, the sun, toyland, Santa Claus, and all aboard for home. 96pp.. First Edition. Color Illustrated Boards.. Corners and Edges Worn/No Jacket. Quarto.

Norwalk, Connecticut: The Easton Press, 1999. All edges gilt. Covers and spine decorated and lettered in gilt. Sewn-in silk bookmark. A copy of Notes From The Archives laid-in. Illustrations with wood engravings by Felix Hoffmann. Introductory essay by the author. First published in 1924. Thomas Mann (1875-1955) was a German novelist, short story writer, social critic. He received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1929. 366pp.. The Collector's Library of Famous Editio. Full Green Leather. Fine/No Dust Jacket. Royal Octavo.

Portland, Maine: Mosher Press, 1940. Paper cover label. Frontispiece portrait of the author's mother. Some pages unopened. First letters of poems illuminated. 26pp.. First Edition.. Orange Paper-Covered Boards. Nearly Fine./Glassine Protective Wrapper. Thin Octavo.

Privately Printed, 1919. Front cover lettered in gilt. Several full-page illustrations through text. Portrait frontispiece with tissue-guard. A sketch prepared and read by the author before the Missouri Valley Historical Society, May 31, 1919. Major Drumm (1828-1919) was a prominent cattle rancher and Kansas City businessman. He ran the 150,000 acre U Ranch near Burlington, Oklahoma (Burlington was once known as Drumm). He later established the Andrew Drumm Institute in Independence, Missouri. It became known as the Drumm Farm Center for Children, a home and working farm for orphaned or disadvantaged boys. 41pp. Herd 1378.. First Edition. Heavy Brown Wrappers. Minor Edge Wear/Custom Slipcase. Thin Octavo.

New York Harper & Brothers (1961). A fine copy bound in turquoise cloth, chipped dust wrapper. A spirited account of men and events that reflected the power, greed and ruin of the RMF, "the greatest name in the mountains". Folding maps in rear pocket. First edition..

New York: Grosset and Dunlap, 1971. Previous owner's name top of front free endpaper. First published in 1960. Illustrated throughout with photos and drawings. Sections on each fielding position, hitting, running and sliding. A later chapter on "Know the rules". Crisp and clean copy. 128pp.. Later Reprint. Green Illustrated Cloth. Almost No Wear/No Jacket. Quarto.

Kansas City, Missouri: Kansas City Posse,Westerners, 1965. Lettered in gold on front cover. #30/250 copies signed by the author and Byron B. Wolfe, the illustrator. Illustrated throughout with cattle brands. Frontispiece showing a blacksmith and cowboy discussing a branding iron under construction. Printed by the Lowell Press. 27pp.. Limited Edition. Green Cloth. Minor Edge Wear/No Jacket. Octavo.

Boston: Museum of Fine Arts, 1939. This is a reprint from Chie Hirano's "Kiyonaga, A Study of His Life and Works". It was issued in wrappers, but this copy has been bound in wood-simulating paper-covered boards with a paper spine label. The reprint has been nicely-preserved in this manner. An essay of 57pp.. Reprint Edition.. Paper-covered Boards.. Essentially No Wear./No Jacket.. Quarto.

New York: Simon and Schuster, 1945. Front hinge starting to weaken. "112 of the GI Comic Strips By That Name Featuring the Effortless War Activities of Miss Lace".. Second Printing.. Pictorial Cover. Minor Wear. Oblong Octavo.

London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1941. Black paper-covered card stock. See photo. Frontispiece photographic image of Churchill. A fifteen-page narrative pem about Sir Winston. Covers a bit worn, internally quite clean and crisp. . First Edition. Paper-Covered Heavy Card. Edges Worn and Chipped/No Dust Jacket. Thin Octavo.

Norwalk, Connecticut: The Easton Press, 1964. AEG. Covers and spine decorated and lettered in gilt. Silk bookmark. Introduction by Evelyn Waugh and illustrations by Charles Mozley. Area of rubbing front cover fore-edge margin. Otherwise the book is in fine condition. First published in 1906, this was the first volume in the "Forsyte Saga" series. 285pp.. The Collector's Library of Famous Editio. Full Burgundy Leather. Near Fine./No Dust Jacket. Royal Octavo.

London: Harmsworth Brothers, 1898. This is Churchill's first published short story. Pages 662-664 of Volume 1 of the Harmsworth Magazine. Woods C13 . First Edition. Wine Cloth. Light Corner Andf Edge Wear/No Dust Jacket. Demi Octavo.

East Aurora, New York: The Roycrofters, 1910. Front cover and title-page designed in color by DARD HUNTER. Top edge gilt. Tan cloth spine, lightly rubbed. Leather spine label lettered in gilt.63pp. . First Edition. Tan Illustrated Boards. Light Corner Wear and Soiling/No Dust Jacket. Thin Square Octavo.

Palos Verdes Estates, California: Encee Publishing Company, 1946. Front cover vignette bright and clean Lettered on spine and cover in white and black. Minor corner wear. Tops of covers very lightly sunned. Small bump top edge rear cover. Republished from the Christian Science Monitor. Illustrated throughout the text by Ethel Hays. This copy has a neat SIGNED inscription by the author on half-title page. "This delightfully illustrated book is designed for very wee folks, for medium-sized folks, and for very-much-grown-up-folks. It shows how natural is the joy of correct conduct...at paly, in school and at home". 115pp. . Signed by Author. First Book Edition. Blue Cloth. Minor Edge Wear/Lightly Worn .. Square Octavo.

New York: R.H. Russell and Son, 1896. Corners worn. Spine rubbed, but title is reradable. Front cover color vignette is still bright and viviv. See photos. Illustrated throughout in black and white. The author (1862-1922) was an American author, editior, satirist. BAL 730. 84pp.. First Edition. Gray Paper-covered Boards. General Wear/No Dust Jacket. 6" x 4".

Washington, D.C. US Government Ptg Office 1936. Tan buckram lettered in black. Light soiling only. This is Document 14a from the Office of the Judge Advocate General of the Army. Owner's name in ink top of front flyleaf. Extensive appendix and index including the Articles of War. Reprint edition..