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New York: Ballantine, 1975. Mass Paperback. Very Good. Hildebrandt. Cover has reading crease. Inside of cover tanning at edges. Pages are clean and unmarked, off-white. Ballantine mass paperback, 2nd printing Oct. 1975, ISBN: 9780345246059, 216 pages, cover art by Greg and Tim Hildebrandt. 12mo (4.25"" x 6.75"") This novel was first serialized in All-Story Weekly in May - June 1928.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1958. hardcover. VERY Good/Very good. Very good book in like dust jacket. Dust jacket has some closed tears and tiny chips, now in new removable protective cover. Decorative tan boards with brown monogram ZG, black spine with gold titles. Pages are clean and unmarked. Part of a uniform edition. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover with dust jacket, 1958 reprint edition, Great Western Edition #57. 335 pages. 12mo (5"" x 7.5"") First edition was a 1958 Harper & Brothers hardcover, published posthumously.

Toronto: Musson Book Co., 1927. Hardcover. Good. Harry Russell Ballinger. Vintage hardcover, missing dust jacket. First Canadian edition. Orange cloth covered boards with black illustration and printing on front and spine. Illustration (in silhouette) shows woman on horseback descending into canyon. Boards are worn with bumped corners, and slightly cocked spine. Prior owner's name on front free end paper. Pages are clean and unmarked. Illustrations on glossy paper, tipped-in; all present, are by noted scenic painter and illustrator Harry Russell Ballinger. (Uncredited, but the paintings are signed.) The Musson Book Company hardcover, no dust jacket. 1924 first edition (stated). 291 pages, illustrated by Harry Russell Ballinger. 12mo (5"" x 7.5"") Canadian reprint of Harper & Brothers first edition. This novel tells the story of Glenn Kilbourne, a US Army veteran, who returns from the battlefields of World War I ""shell-shocked and gassed"", and ""otherwise incapacitated"". It is set in the American… Read More

New York: Simon and Schuster, 1959. first. hardcover. Very Good/very good -. Paul Nonnast. First edition. Dust jacket has scuff on front, and price is intact ($1.00); now in new removable protective cover. Clay boards with black print on spine; corners and rear board are bumped. Pages are clean and unmarked, lightly tanning. Simon and Schuster hardcover with dust jacket, 1st edition (stated), 1959, 191 pages, cover art by Paul Nonnast. 8vo (7.75"" x 5"") 2nd in series, preceded by Black Treasure, and followed by Stormy Voyage, Fire at Red Lake, and others. The first 6 Sandy Steele books were published simultaneously in 1959. They were written by Robert Leckie, writing as Roger Barlow.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1957. hardcover. good/good. Good book in like dust jacket. Dust jacket has some closed tears and chips with some loss at spine, now in new removable protective cover. Decorative tan boards with brown monogram ZG, black spine with gold titles. Gift inscription on front paste down. Pages are clean and unmarked. Part of a uniform edition. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover with dust jacket, 1957 reprint edition, Great Western Edition #56. 215 pages. 12mo (5"" x 7.5"") First edition was a 1957 hard cover from Harper and Brothers, posthumously published.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1940. hardcover. Good/good. Paul Laune. Dust jacket has closed tears, some chipping at spine; now in new removable protective cover. Tan cloth covered boards with red print and illustration on the front and spine. Illustrated end papers, frontispiece. Brief Christmas gift inscription, dated 1943. Pages are clean and unmarked. Grosset and Dunlap hard cover with dust jacket, copyright 1940, #5 in series, 214 pages, illustrated by Paul Laune. 12mo (5"" x 7.5"") Although the printing is not stated, certain factors indicate a pre-World War II printing: the presence of blank pages (which were eliminated as part of the war conservation efforts); and good quality paper stock used (during the war Grosset & Dunlap changed to high acid content paper stock, which became very tan and brittle over time). Also, the frontispiece illustration is on glossy paper; beginning in 1941 Grosset & Dunlap changed to printing frontispieces on plain paper stock; and also changed bindings from cloth… Read More

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1940. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good-. Paul Laune. Vintage book with dust jacket, very good condition. Dust jacket is good+ to VG- condition, with a couple of spots and some edge wear, especially at spine; small chips at top on rear and on rear flap; now in new removable protective cover. Tan cloth covered boards with red print on spine and front, and red Lone Ranger illustration also on front. Endpapers are dark red illustration on cream paper, showing Lone Ranger on Silver being shot at from ambush. Frontispiece on glossy paper. Grosset and Dunlap hard cover with dust jacket, copyright 1939 but printing probably 1940 - 1941; 214 pages, illustrations by Paul Laune. 12mo (5"" x 7.5"") 4th in Lone Ranger series, followed by The Lone Ranger and Tonto. Series lists on dust jacket to #5 The Lone Ranger and Tonto, published in 1940, but not #6 The Lone Ranger at the Haunted Gulch, published in 1941. Also, when the US entered the second world war, Grosset and Dunlap… Read More

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1950. hardcover. good/good. Good book in like dust jacket. Dust jacket has some closed tears and tiny chips, now in new removable protective cover. Decorative tan boards with brown monogram ZG, black spine with gold titles; bumped. Pages are clean and unmarked. Part of a uniform edition. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover with dust jacket, 1950 reprint edition, Great Western Edition #24. 246 pages. 12mo (5"" x 7.5"") First edition was a 1950 hardcover from Harper & Brothers, posthumously published.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1927. hardcover. Good/Good. Vintage book with dust jacket. Jacket is in good to very good condition, with minor chipping along the edges, and some soiling on the back; forner clipped front flap; now in a new removable protective cover. Red cloth covered boards with black print. Illustrated end papers - mountain scene. Grosset and Dunlap hard cover with dust jacket, printing not dated but probably 1941, 285 pages. 12mo (5"" x 7.5"") Grosset and Dunlap reprint of 1927 D. Appleton and Company original. Dated to 1941 because rear flap advertises The Lone Ranger Traps the Smugglers, first published in 1941; and because the the entry of the US into World War II, Grosset and Dunlap changed its printing formats. Paper covered boards replaced cloth covered boards, and high acid, low quality paper replaced good quality pre-war paper. This book is clearly a pre-war publicatiion. #2 in the Renfrew series.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1958. hardcover. VERY Good/Very good. Very good book in like dust jacket. Dust jacket has some closed tears and tiny chips, now in new removable protective cover. Decorative tan boards with brown monogram ZG, black spine with gold titles. Pages are clean and unmarked. Part of a uniform edition. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover with dust jacket, 1958 reprint edition, Great Western Edition #33. 335 pages. 12mo (5"" x 7.5"") First edition was a 1930 Harper & Brothers hard cover.

Dust jacket has some tears and significant chips on the spine, now in new removable protective cover. Grey cloth covered boards with black print. Pages are clean and unmarked, slightly tanning. Triangle books hard cover with dust jacket, 3rd printing May 1945 (stated), 293 pages. 8vo (5.25" x 7.5") A tale of courage and romance on the frontier. Originally published 1905, this is a reprint edition.