Recent Arrivals from heytotobooks

Syracuse, NY: The L. W. Singer Company (2nd Edition, 1965). Hardcover, 160 pages + 73 page Teacher's Manual. No dust jacket issued. Text unmarked. Square, tight binding. A bit of light age soiling to the covers. PLEASE NOTE: This is the TEACHER'S EDITION to this text. The Teacher's Edition is printed on blue paper and is bound into the back of… Read more about this item

El Paso, Texas: Editorial "Revista Catolica" (Volume 5, Presumed 1st Edition, 1928). Hardcover, 502 pages. No dust jacket (as issued). Dark green boards with gilt titles on spine and front, gilt embossed stamped seal of IHS on front. Includes bibliography, illustration index, alphabetical index, many b/w photos and figures, fold-out illustrations, maps. Endpapers toned and discolored; text toned. Hinges cracked,… Read more about this item

Boston: Little, Brown and Company (Possibly later edition, Copyright 1920). Hardcover with light green boards, illustration with moose affixed to front cover, 363 pages. No dust jacket. Illustration on front cover marred where sticker removal has apparently damaged it (see our photos). Very minor wear to edges and spine; small dark stain midway on spine. Previous owner's vintage bookplate affixed… Read more about this item

New York: Pocket Books. Lot of 4 Vintage Frank Yerby Paperbacks. Captain Rebel. New York: Pocket Books (A Cardinal/Dial Press Edition, #50216, 50¢, 7th Printing, October 1965). Mass market paperback, 179 pages. Clean and unmarked, with a square, tight binding. Spine uncreased. Pages toned. Floodtide. New York: Pocket Books (Stated 2nd Cardinal Printing, C-87, 35¢, 1961). Mass market paperback, 358… Read more about this item

New York: Portland House/Crown Publisher (1st thus/1st printing, "New Concise Printing," 1988). Hardcover with blue boards and gilt titles, 160 pages. Dust jacket missing. Clean and unmarked, with a square, tight binding. Pictorial fold-out spread at title page intact. Front cover marred by removal of small sticker, bottom left. About the book: Since it was first published in 1973, The Art… Read more about this item

Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii (Stated 1st Hardcover Edition, June 1993). Oversized hardcover with purple cloth boards and gilt titles, 182 pages. Dust jacket is missing. Clean and unmarked, with a square, tight binding. Tissue guards are in place throughout. Only flaw is fading to a portion of the front cover. About the book: Visualize the swell of a wave and its transluscent… Read more about this item

Kentucky Historical Society, Frankfort (1st Printing, 1997). Stapled softcover, 23pp, illustrated wraps. Clean and unmarked, colors bright, binding intact. About the pamphlet: The State of Kentucky played an important role in the life of Abraham Lincoln. To note that Kentucky was merely the birthplace of Lincoln overlooks the significant influence this state had on Lincoln's journey to… Read more about this item

New York: The Macmillan Company (1st Edition, November 1926). Lilac cloth boards with faded spine, 136 pages. Dust jacket missing. Pages age toned; creasing along bottom fore edge of front endpaper and first few pages appears to be a production flaw (see our photos); text clean and unmarked; binding square and tight. Hand-colored frontispiece and other illustrations. Protected by clear… Read more about this item

Publication dates range from 1971 to 1988. Condition of books varies from Acceptable to Very Good. Pages age toned; some have book store stamps/stickers; some have previous owner's name/sticker; covers lightly scuffed; some show wear to edges; a few covers have light creases; bindings intact. BOOKS INCLUDED IN THIS LOT: The Curse of Carranca (1st Dell Printing, June 1973) Clouds Over Vellanti… Read more about this item

New York: Orchard Books, an imprint of Scholastic (Stated 1st Edition/1st Printing, August 2006). Gift quality pop-up book in as new condition. About the Book: Learn about a medieval castle with this remarkable pop-up book from the studio of bestselling pop-up masters Robert Sabuda and Matthew Reinhart. More than a dozen intricate pop-ups accompany the fascinating text, guiding readers through… Read more about this item

New York: Silver Burdett Company (1st Edition, 1947). Hardcover, 255 pages. No dust jacket (as issued). A really solid binding, with a straight spine. "1359" in marker on front cover and FFEP, with a couple of stray smears from the same marker on the front cover. Endpapers and pages lightly age toned; text clean and unmarked. About the Author: … Read more about this item

Riviera Beach, FL: H.S.D. Publications (Single-issue magazine, Vol. 14, No. 5, May 1969). Softcover with glued binding, 159 pages. Pages toned, but clean and unmarked. Covers age toned, with some wear. Edges and spine all in good shape: no chips or tears. Spine uncreased. Included in this issue: A novelette by Richard Colby. Short stories by Fletcher Flora, Edward D. Hoch,… Read more about this item

Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press (Stated 1st Bison Book Printing/8th Printing, October 1961). Trade paperback, 282 pages. Clean and unmarked, with a square, tight binding. Covers/edges show general shelf/age wear; spine is not creased. ABOUT THE BOOK: Elinore Pruitt, a widow and mother who washed clothes for a living in Denver, planned to work as a housekeeper for some… Read more about this item

Kansas City: ExhibitsUSA, Mid-America Arts Alliance (1st Edition, September 2002). Softcover art exhibition catalog, 78 pages. Clean and unmarked, with a square, tight binding. Back cover lightly scuffed; small gallery label bottom center. ABOUT THE ARTIST: Robert Sudlow (1920-2010) studied with Albert Bloch at Kansas University, receiving a bachelor of fine arts, and then with Richard Diebenkorn at the California College… Read more about this item

New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux (1984). Beautiful set in slipcase. Gift quality. Books 1 and 2 of the 5-volume Annals of the Former World series: The first of John McPhee's works in his series on geology and geologists, Basin and Range (stated 7th printing) is a book of journeys through ancient terrains, always in juxtaposition with travels in the modern world―a… Read more about this item

Buffalo, NY: Warren, Johnson & Co. (Author's Edition, 1st thus, updated to February 1873 through Appendix II, "A Remarkable Campaign"). Hardcover with blind-stamped green cloth boards, gilt titles and decorated spine (still bright). No dust jacket, as issued. Frontispiece protected by heavily toned tissue guard. B&W engravings throughout. Spine extremities and edges are worn; boards are worn, with cardboard showing… Read more about this item

Hutchinson, KS: LWB Publishing (1st Edition, 1998). Like new hardcover with maroon boards, gilt and silver titles/illustration, 185 pages. No dust jacket (as issued). ABOUT THE BOOK: "Fitting together the pieces of this book was like putting together a gigantic puzzle, collecting items of information from many sources and shaping the work until the total picture came into focus. I… Read more about this item

~~INSCRIPTION BY AUTHOR DATED 1985 ON TITLE PAGE~~ Lexington, KY: The Rayburn Press (1st Edition, 1985). Handsome hardcover with blue boards/gilt titles, 175 pages. Dust jacket shows shelf and edge wear; small orange price sticker on back. Book itself is in very good condition: clean and unmarked, with a square, tight binding. PLEASE NOTE: Photo makes it appear that… Read more about this item

Lexington, KY: The Rayburn Press (1st Edition, 1985). Handsome hardcover with blue boards/gilt titles, 175 pages. Dust jacket shows shelf and edge wear; price clipped. Book itself is in like new condition: clean and unmarked, with a square, tight binding. ABOUT THE BOOK: For anyone wishing to savor the unique quality of Bluegrass life from the late 18th cent;ury through the… Read more about this item

Lexington, KY: Richard S. DeCamp (1969). Staple-bound pamphlet, 20 pages. Like new condition. ABOUT THE BOOK AND AUTHOR: Bettye Lee Mastin was a reporter on architecture in the Bluegrass. She spent her career informing Kentuckians about their remarkable heritage and built environment. Her writing helped lead to the preservation of many historic structures in the region. Born in Midway and raised… Read more about this item