Search Results: Titles starting with R from Common Crow Books

Venice, CA: LA Louver, 2013. Paperback. Near Fine. Paperback, 2013, quarto, 85pp., illustrated in color. Book near fine with mild edgewear to bottom corner, binding tight, text clean bright and unmarked. No DJ. Exhibition catalog.

New Delhi, India: Wiley India, 2018. Reprint. Paperback. Very good+. Printed paper wraps, large octavo, not illustrated. Book has rubbing and mild shelfwear to wraps, binding tight, text clean and unmarked.

no place: Last Gasp, 1993. Paperback. Near Fine. Printed paper wraps, quarto, illustrated in b&w. Book has hint of rubbing to wraps, binding tight, text clean bright and unmarked.

New York: Harry N. Abrams, 2006. First printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Pictorial boards in dust jacket, clean unmarked text, near fine copy in near fine dust jacket. With CD in sleeve at rear.

New York: Ballantine, 1972. 2nd Printing. Quarto, wraps, very good with some weaar, soil and bumping, a few tiny ink spots inside front cover, contents very good and clean.

New York: Scribner's, 1935. First Printing. Hardcover. Fine. 4 volumes, all with "A" on copyright pages. Publisher's red cloth gilt, fine set in good to very good slipcases -- light cracking at some edges but very sturdy (light wear, rubbing, soil). The first volume is inscribed to Edgar T. Dusenbury (1885-1937, a California lumberman). Rare in slipcases and in this nice condition, clearly never read or possibly even opened. Won the Pulitzer in 1935.

New York: Scribner's, 1935. Hardcover. Very good. 4 volumes, publisher's red cloth gilt, very good, spines dull and a littled rubbed and darkened, first volume SIGNED by Freeman in his small neat hand (not inscribed). All volumes have "A" on their copyright pages signifying first editions, and all volumes bear the ownership signature of a Henry L. Walker, place and date on the endpaper. Two of the volumes' rear endpapers are tanned from the loose insertion of newspaper reviews of Freeman. Winner of the Pulitzer in 1935.

Dublin: An Clóchomhar Tta, 1984. First edition. Hardcover. Good. 1984. First edition. Paperback, 8vo. in pictorial wraps. 339pp. Irish language, illustrated. Good. Wear to wrap extremities, owner's translation notes to contents. A good study copy. Irish language.

Troy, NY: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), 1887. Hardcover. Good. Large folio (17 inches high), leatherbound, with clasps, good copy with heavy rubbing and dryness to leather and some loss to spine ends, contents very good to fine and still sturdily bound. Almost certainly the copy of John M. Lockhart of Pittsburgh (his brother James's Princeton photo album from 1887 was found right on top of this one) - John Lockhart, son of Charles Lockhart who was one of the founders of Standard Oil, graduated in 1887 and gave at least $5 million to RPI anonymously, identifying himself only as "The Builder" -- which went to building the gymnasium and other structures. There are 2 larger photographs (13 x 9.5 inches) of the main building and of the graduates, 68 cabinet sized photos (images 5.5 x 4 inches) of faculty and graduates, and 15 larger photographs (8.5 x 6.5 inches) of campus exteriors and interiors including the gym and a bowling alley. No copies located at Worldcat and we tried every search term… Read More

Augustae Vindel. & Dilinae: apud Joannem Casparum Bencard, 1707. Hardcover. Very Good. Published 1707, quarto (8 inches, 20 cm) contemporary polished dark brown calf, gilt spine with raised bands, red spine label, [10], 142, [8], 252, [2], 250, 45, [7], 62 pp. with title pages for each new title. Very good crisp bright copy with lovely frontispiece of the author. The author, an Italian Jesuit preacher, was one of the most popular preachers of his time. His work, included in this volume, Concordia Quietis & Laboris, is considered a classic on religious meditation.

New Bedford: Old Dartmouth Historical Society, 1974. Paperback. Very Good. Softcover. c.1974. Small 4to. 113pp. Illus. Very Good+. Light general shelfwear, rubbing to spine.

Chicago: The Reilly & Lee Co, 1931. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good+/Fair. Inscribed by Wons on front flyleaf, first edition, 1931, hardcover, octavo, 122pp., not illustrated. Book VG+ with handsome decorative boards and spine, small spot of soil to rear board, binding tight, flyleaves off-set, text clean and unmarked, author photo pasted to rear flyleaf. DJ fair with edgewear, tears to hinges where they've been rubbed through, scuffing, looking better in protective mylar wrap.

New York: R. A. T. Publication, Inc, 1968. Wraps. Very good. 17 x 11.5 inches, newsprint, very good, light tanning and wear. 23 pp. (unnumbered); oddly enough this is listed as Vol. 1 #2 even through March 18 was also listed thus; this is probably no. 3 -- damned stoners. With David Baggins' "Crime in the Streets," Joe Pissarevsky on Columbia troubles, Jon Moore on Yippees, Marjorie Heins on the brainwashing of the young with war toys, "A Selective Disservice" by a revolutionary war counselor, "How To Make It in the Jungle, no. 2: Hustling for Food," "The bittersweet history of Gloria Meyers," reviews of movies, theater and music including Shero on Electric Blues at Cafe au Go Go, Peter Dingle's "The Multi Colored Rainbow Roach" and more.

New York: R. A. T. Publication, Inc, 1968. Wraps. Very good. 17 x 11.5 inches, newsprint, very good, light tanning and wear. 23 pp. Rare first issue! With Jeff Shero's "Airborne Trooper Drops Out," Blase Bon Pane's "The Guerilla Camp of the Church," Harrison Garrison's "No place for poor in Forest Hills," "Wilhelm Speaks" - a column in which someone who is either Reich or pretending to be Wilhelm Reich replies to letters, David Baggins on high school revolts, Jodie Randall on girls who wear pants to school, Paul Millman on draft dodging, Leroi Jones, "Black People!" plus "Jones on Jones, Sol Yurick's "Garbage: Living Off the Land," classifieds, film reviews, Randy Furst on Moby Grape, Joplin and the Mothers of Invention covered by Kent Matthewson. RARE.

New York: R. A. T. Publication, Inc, 1968. Wraps. Very good. 17 x 11.5 inches, newsprint, very good, light tanning and wear. 19 pp, articles, editorials and polemics, reviews and more, including much on the convention in Chicago, Tom Hayden's "Democracy is in the Streets," Hayden and Rennie Davis on Eugene McCarthy, "Who Runs the Show" by Alice Embree, map and explanation of the Chicago Loop, doublepage map of Chicago, map of the Amphitheater Area in Chicago, "Daley's Town" by C. Clark Kissinger, reviews, ads, classifieds, etc. This copy was issued without the date accidentally.

New York: R. A. T. Publication, Inc, 1969. Wraps. Very good. 17 x 11.5 inches, newsprint, very good, light tanning and wear. 19 pp, articles, editorials and polemics, reviews and more, including reportage from a protest gone violent at Berkeley (including the cover), "Shakedown, The Fort Dix Coffeehouse" by Major Major Major, rant by "The Crazies" ("And as we would add, Sirhan freed America from the curse of Robert Kennedy and made the battle of Chicago a reality: MOB and Yippie could never have done it without him."), comics by F. Adams, page after page reporting from the Berkeley carnage including "He Was Unarmed" by Sandra du Fosse, classifieds, reviews, ads, astology, and Proctor Lippencott on Big Mama Thornton.

New York: R. A. T. Publication, Inc, 1968. Wraps. Very good. 17 x 11.5 inches, newsprint, very good, light tanning and wear, short tears to the bottom of some pages. 23 pp, articles, editorials and polemics, reviews and more, including "High School Revolt" by Sol Yurick, long poem with illustrations on the lower east side by the dadaist collective up against the wall/motherfucker, "Riot Control or N***r Control" by an anonymous member of the National Guard, photo and interview with Andy Warhol, "LSD Prohibition Special" by Peter Stafford, exposee of Percy Uris, a Columbia University trustee, centerfold on the slaying of a Puerto Rican by a police officer: "Bobby Bobby" by Carl Oglesby, Goodman Lamkin, Lenny Rubenstein, Leon Gussow reviews, classifieds, ads, more.

New York: R. A. T. Publication, Inc, 1968. Wraps. Very good. 17 x 11.5 inches, newsprint, very good, light tanning and wear. 23 pp, articles, editorials and polemics, reviews and more, including Cisco on battling cops at Rockefeller Plaza, Randy Furst on Eugene McCarthy, Richard Broudy on the legalization of plot, a draft counselor on draft dodging and selective service, C. Clayton Clark, Peter Novick on police harassment of Black people, Jenny Diver on the ghettos of Washington, Marilyn S. Webb on talking to soldiers, Sid Hammer's open letter to the president, reviews of films and theater by Leon Gussow and Marjorie Heins, interview with David Van Ronk and his band, etc.

New York: R. A. T. Publication, Inc, 1968. Wraps. Very good. 17 x 11.5 inches, newsprint, very good, light tanning and wear. 19 pp, articles, editorials and polemics, reviews and more, including work on "How to Make it in the Jungle" against police maneuvers, Thomas de Baggio on poison gas in war, Stewart E. Albert on Jerry Rubin, Marjorie Stamberg, "Foray into the Straight World, the adventures of a hungry girl freak," Frank McCoughlin and William McFadden on the storming of Channel 13 by hippies, Sid Hammer, Leon Gussow, P. Dingle on Grateful Dead at Fillmore East, Jeff Beck and others, and a look at Music from Big Pink.

New York: HarperCollins, 1995. Paperback. Fine. 1995, promotional item from HarperCollins showcasing selections from 8 of their nonfiction authors. Softcover, bound in corrugated cardboard with label. Fine copy. Contributors: Annie Dillard, Basil Johnston, Ellis Cose, Philip Langdon, Emma Donoghue, Lawrence Graham, Paul Solotaroff, Eleanor Lanahan.