Search Results: Miscellany from Morton Brothers Books

192 pages. Very good condition. Binding is tight; spine is not broken. Pages are clean with no writing or markings. Created by the Exxon Travel Club as part of the country's bicentennial celebration; a gift to club members. Includes a loose laid in letter from the Exxon president to recipients of the gift copy. Illustrations by Jerry Allison.

272 pages. Advance Uncorrected Proof, with publisher's contact person label affixed to front cover (obstructed only in photo). Marketing campaign and publication information on back cover. Very good condition. Pages are clean with no writing or marking. No edge wear or bumped corners; minor bumping to top of spine. No soiling, sun fading, or discoloration. Appears unread.

188 pages. Stated first edition. Very good condition, appearing unread. No writing or marks throughout. Bookseller's price stamp to front free end paper; remainder mark to bottom edge. No dust jacket.

New York: News Week, 1987. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Four (4) booklets issued by Newsweek Magazine, each 32 pages in length. Each booklet is a pictures, articles, and the major headlines of the decade. Pictorial covers depict the following: sailor returning from World War II (The Forties); Marilyn Monroe (The Fifties); The Beatles (The Sixties); and, Richard Nixon (The Seventies). Together as a keepsake set. All in good condition. The Forties has a small dent to the front cover.

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1937. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First edition. 6.0" x 8.5". 630 pages. Very good condition. All edges trimmed; top edge stained red. Bound in red cloth over boards; red cloth spine with the title, author, and publisher in gilt on the spine with decorative design. Hardback lacking the dust jacket. Condition: Very good. Cloth cover is vivid red with no sun fading to spine. Binding is tight and spine is straight. Text pages are clean with no writing or markings by pencil, pen, or highlighting to the text; previous ownership name, city, and date notation to front free end paper in ink. Includes essays by: George Santayana, W. H. Auden, Rebecca West, Bonamy Dobree, Graham Greene, Herbert Read, Malcolm Muggeridge, F. W. Bateson, T. S. Eliot, among others.

336 pages. Map illustration by David Cook. First printing thus, 2001 Perennial reprint. Very good condition. No writing or markings throughout. No edge wear or bumped corners.

288 pages. Very good condition. Navy blue cloth over boards with several discoloration spots on rear cover and spine. Paper pastedown label with title, author, and publisher on spine. Gift inscription to front free end paper, "For Eugene L. Delafield from his cousin, Richard Delafield, on his birthday, November 1926." Eugene Delafield (1907-2001) was a renowned New York book collector and patron of American poetry. Front end paper separated at spine, but binding is strong. No writing or markings other than the inscription and previous bookseller pencil price to front free end paper. No dust jacket, as issued.