Search Results: Signed First Editions from Logos Books

No blemishes with book or the dust jacket. New condition. The ISBN is present and undisturbed. Flaps are not clipped (photo).
If requested by buyer, a complimentary protective Mylar cover will be expertly installed on the DJ prior to shipping and mailing.
Author Signature: First name inscription on the Title Page with no dedication or date (photo)
This mint condition book will be mailed in a sturdy cardboard box and bubble-wrapped on all surfaces. Safe arrival is guaranteed or full refund of purchase price will be promptly made.
Few novels are as topical is this one. The Kurd population in the countries of Syria, Iraq, and Iran are provocative topics of discussion on every American news channel.
This novel depicts the struggle of a Kurdish girl battling institutional injustice and sexism written by a social activist woman and journalist who was born and raised in the Iran Kurdish Province.

No Dust JacketBook:General wear and tear to an 8-decade-old paperback. The panel edges are curled and have rubs and toning to all exposed surfaces (photo). The pages are moderately and uniformly toned, with no marks or entries. The panels and spine junction are still strong and sturdy with no evidence of having been mended. A reader need not be concerned with the fragility of the book.An Internet search shows the following: Scottie's distinctive and misspelled autograph on the first free endpaper (photo) is identical to the one other example of the protagonist's signature written 30 years earlier.All pages are present and the numerous inked illustrations of the Castle's furnishings are clear and distinct (photo).

Dust Jacket has a small bend at top of the spine panel (photo). Unclipped front panel. No shelf rubs. Gold Medallion "Signed First Edition" sticker on Title Panel (photo). A striking profile photo of the author on the back flap.The book is in perfect condition. Author's undedicated signature on second free endpaper (photo).Fulbright Fellow Phillips' first novel is set in remote Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula and the mysterious disappearance of two girls.

No Dust Jacket
Book: Blemishes - Light, barely visible, shelf rubbing. Slight curling on title panel corners. Light toning (photo).
Excluding author signature (below) there are no marks or entries, all pages and illustrations are present and perfectly preserved. The photos and images are still bright and unblemished. ISBN # is undisturbed (photo).
Author Signature: The photographer's uninscribed signature is on the Title Page in bold script (photo).
Emeryville CA is a nondescript East Bay shoreline city bordered by Oakland and Berkeley. At the time of this publication, Emeryville had the dubious distinction of having 3 times as many legal gambling establishments as it did churches.
Art is where you find it. In this instance, it's the city's cresent-shaped shoreline, half-mile long and 100 yards is a marshy mudflat with a spectacular view of the Golden Gate Bridge (photo). Here lies the final resting place for driftwood and other floating debris and refuse. Emeryville has become an outdoor sculpture… Read More

Dust Jacket: Very Minor edge wear on the top of the spine portion. The remainder of the DJ is pristine.Book: Unblemished, As New condition. The binding is tight and firm. Read once and carefully stored. (photos).Dedicated signature by the author on the Title Page (photo). A rare signed copy from a New York Times Pulitzer Prize winner. The book is still in demand as a new copy with a premium price.

Book: As New condition, with marks, blemishes, or signs of abuse or neglect. Panels and spine have no shelf wear. The spine has no vertical crease (photo). No page toning. ISBN visible (photo).

This is a Special Edition, signed by the Author (photo), the Copy Number line is blank.

Chapters are stories by the following writers, their backgrounds, and editor notes:: Lord Dunsany, Nathaniel Hawthorne, E. F. Benson, Rudyard Kipling, Fiona Macleod, M. P. Shiel, Seabury Quinn, Theophile Gautier, E. Hoffmann Price, Edgar Allan Poe, Arthur Machen, F. Marion Crawford, H. G. Wells, Edward Lucas White, Arthur J. Burks

Note: Companion issue, Vol. II is SKU listing 566. Purchase of both volumes in bulk will reduce the list price of both volumes by 10%. Buyer will be credited with partial refund after paying list price for both items simultaneously.

Dust Jacket: Blemishes - 2" tear on front panel bottom, small 1" chip on top of front panel (photo). Tear on the top of the spine. Rubs on panel edges (photo). The overall structural integrity of the DJ is very good and is reinforced with complimentary Mylar cover. The flap is unclipped and suggested retail price is visible.
Book: Blemishes - Uniform light toning of the pages, unsurprising for a 60-year-old book. The top/bottom of the spine is rubbed, caused by shelf wear. The remainder of the book is in exceptional condition. The boards are clean and free of mars, the gilt lettering on the title board and spine is bright and unblemished. No breakage in the spine/board junction, strong and firm.
Author Signature: Undedicated and undated signature on the first free endpaper (photo). Jordan was a native Oregonian and after graduating from the University of Oregon (English) married Len B. Jordan. They later moved their family to a ranch on the Snake River. Len entered politics, and became state and US… Read More

Dust Jacket: Blemish. Barely detectable rubs on the top of the front panel. The remainder of the DJ is pristine (photo).
Book: Blemishes. None.
High quality issue as evidenced by its hefty weight of 6.36 pounds. Glossy heavy bond paper to maximize the appearance of the many illustrations.
Author Signature: Uninscribed legible signature of author on the title page (photo).
This magnificent book is a stated First Edition, First Issue, Limited Publication of 2,000 copies. Includes a Table of Contents, Foreword, Introduction, Acknowledgments, Notes, six distinct Chapters (below) and Index.
Chapters: Chapter One: The Life and Legacy of L.A. Huffman [1854-1931]; Chapter Two: Yellowstone National Park, Landscapes, Hunting, and the Custer Battlefield; Chapter Three: Indian Portraits and other Indian Views; Chapter Four: Miles City, Portraits, Camps and Ranches; Chapter Five: The Life of the Working Cowboy, including cowboys, bronc busting, roundup scenes, and branding, roping and cutting; and Chapter Six: The… Read More

Dust Jacket: Blemishes - some rubs on top edges of the jacket (photo). The remainder of the DJ is in excellent condition. No toning on the interior. The flaps are unclipped, ISBN is visible and unmarred. A complimentary Mylar cover is included with purchase.
Book: Blemishes - barely visible, but two tiny pin-punctures on the front board that penetrate into first few pages of the book (photo). Bend on the top of the spine caused by shelf storage (photo). The remainder of the book is pristine. No marks or entries aside from the author inscription (see below).
Author Inscription: Black inked dedication to Carolyn on the Title Page. Author curiously use her full name, "Barbara Elizabeth Peters." No date.

Book: No blemishes or defectsDust Jacket: Almost undetectable shelf rubs on panel edgesContributors' signatures, including title namesake (photo). Toss-in errata sheet."Based on the kinetic sculptures of Lisa Snellings, STRANGE ATTRACTION is a carnival ride of dark fantasy and horror. These 24 tales and poems explore the night-side of the looming Ferris wheel and its many inhabitants. But things aren't always what they seem on this ride and surprises await all who stand in line, waiting to experience the wheel for themselves. The ride is open. Admit one."

Dust Jacket: Blemish -- small chips on the base of the spine panel. The remainder of the book is pristine.
Book: No blemishes. Pages are untoned, no marks or entries aside from the author signature. The binding is strong and firm. Flaps are unclipped, ISBN and suggested retail price is undisturbed.
Author Signature: Uninscribed signature of author on the first free endpaper (photo).
"The Knights of the GoldenCircule was the largest and most dangerous clandestine organization in American History. It amassed billions in stolen gold and silver, all buried in hidden caches across the United States. Since 1865, treasure hunters have searched but little of tht immense wealth has been found. Now, 160 years later two factions of what remains of the Knights of the GoldenCircle want that lost treasure--one to spend it for their own ends, the other to preserve it."

Dust Jacket
Blemish -- Minor shelf rubs on panel surfaces. Attributes -- No chips or tears on panel edges. No toning. Flaps are unclipped with retail price and ISBN still visible (photo). Publisher's "Autograph Copy" medalllion on front panel (photo).
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No Blemises. Attributes -- Boards and spine are unblemished. Gilt lettering on spine is bright and unmarred. Pages are untoned, notable for a 4-decade-old book. No marks or entries.
Author Signature
Boudreau's undedicated and undated signature on second free endpaper. Clean and distinct (photo).
Lou Boudreau was a remakable athlete who excelled in numerous sports-related roles. College graduate. All American basketball player, Hall of Fame baseball player, batting champion, World Series player, with Cleveland and Boston.
Baseball manager for four teams who created the "infield shift" later copied by all of professional baseball. Cubs radio announcer for many years.
Lou Boudreau died of heart failure 8 years after this publication, age 84.

No Dust JacketBook: Aside from the dedicated inscription described below, the book has no other markings. All pages present. The spine and covers are sturdy and unblemished. There is a slight curl on the L/R quadrant of the front board, expected of a paperback that has been read while being gently handled (photo).Dedicated and dated signing by Editor on first free endpaper (photo):MonicaEverything, always, for you.David Eggers10/20/02

No Dust JacketBook: Blemish free. No marks or entries. No page toning. The Title Page is signed by all three authors and dated, 6 September 2007 (photo)."Northern Calaveras County stretches eastward from the valley towns of Wallace and Jenny Lind, through the Campo Seco and finally extends to the upcountry mining camps and logging settlements of West Point and Railroad Flat. . . . a fascinating portrait of one of California's most storied counties, from prehistory to the Gold Rush to the 21st century."

Dust jacket has minor wear from bookshelf storage. Book is pristine.Undedicated author signature on the first endpaper. (See photo)For collectors of First Edition signed books this is a bargain purchase. The author, a U.S. Astronaut, describes 5 months in space aboard the Russian space station. Several color photographs supplement the story of the many perils in space.

No Dust JacketBook: Shelf wear on the gutter edges and boar tips (photo). Moderate uniform toning of pages.PP 71-74 were dog-eared due to an instance of careless closing of the book. It does not notably interfere with the overall appearance and utility of the book but is a blemish. The dog ears were carefully unfolded but a crease remains visible.Deckled pages, The spine and board junctions are strong and firm, the book can be read without fear of causing any structural damage. Richly illustrated (25 plates). This was the author's first book, first printing, and has since been reprinted and still being sold.Undedicated and boldly inscribed author signature in black ink on first free endpaper. (photo). The book and topic were the basis for the 1939 film directed by William Dieterle. The screenplay was primarily written by John Huston. Brian Aherne, Betty Davis and Paul Muni starred in the movie rendition.

Book Description:The upper-right quadrant of the front panel and UL quadrant of the back panel has a small dent. The middle bottom of the title panel has a small dent (photo). The tips of the back panel have small rubs.Aside from the undedicated signature by the author (photo), the book has no markings or blemishes. No toning or shelf rubs.RARE signed First Edition of a book in limited supply. "This book tells the story of women who are remaking medicine--a mix of perspectives from different roles in healthcare . . ."Free and prompt shipping to the domestic market.

No Dust JacketBook: Flaws - The boards and spine edges have rubs and discoloration caused by shelf storage, the board tips are bent (photo). The pages are moderately and uniformly toned, the page edges more so, consistent with a book that is over a hundred years old (photo). The string-tied boards and spine are strong and firm, and the book lies flat, plumb, and square (photo). All pages are present. No marks or entries. Extremely Rare. Well's undedicated and distinctive inked signature is on the Table of Contents page (photo).From Wikipedia: The text of this novel of ideas
presents itself as a book that has been written as the result of a promise to a dying man. William Porphyry Benham is a man who has lived a life devoted to a complicated, protean idea: "that he had to live life nobly and thoroughly."
He has left behind him "half a score of patent files quite distended [with papers] and a writing-table drawer-full," and the novel is by implication what his friend White, who has promised to… Read More

Dust Jacket: Blemishes - Some barely detectable rubs on the back panel (photo). The remainder of the book is in mint condition. The DJ has no chips or tears. The front flap is unclipped and the suggested retail price is visible. The ISBN is undisturbed (photo).
Book: No blemishes. No marks or entries and no page toning. Strong and firm board/spine junction and the book lies flat, plumb, and square. No "cocking" (photo)
Author Signature: Found on the Title Page. Boldly displayed undedicated signature in black ink (photo).
This is the ninth of the highly popular Amelia Peabody mystery novels in the turn of the century Egypt. The year is 1903 and the feisty Egyptologist/Dective is again summonded to solve another ancient mystery.

Rated Very Good + ConditionFirst Edition publication from UK Publisher. List price on dj is in British currency.Only blemish is shelf rubbing an small paper tears on bottom edge of dust jacket.Dedicated author signature is clear and distinct on Title Page in dark blue ink (see photo).