Search Results: Authors starting with E from Juliet Webster

Covers the item printed in New York from 1693 to 1694 that are in the New York Public Library. Many photos of the covers of the items.

NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1981. First Edition. Very Good+. A detailed how-to book that is well organized and professionally presented from Prentice-Hall, known for their educational books

1948. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. 1st edition,"Doing Magic For Youngsters including The Art Of Conjuring , by Bert Easley and The Art Of Conjuring To Children" by Eric Wilson near fine condition, illustrated with drawings, edited by Ralph Read, stiff pictorial wraps, published by Louis Tannen, New York, 122 pages, plus 4 pages of ads. An invaluable Magic book for performing for children, sound advice, bits of business, gags, routines, Magic tricks, etc. Illustrated with drawings by Ed Mishell, 122 pages. Christopher p. 792, Findlay p.,100 Gill #289.

Exciting travel to California during the Gold Rush. No dust jacket as issued. Keepsake leaflet laid in.

Excellent source of local history. Downey area in early California, includes the diary of a young girl of the 1860s, and the Lost Islands of San Pedro. Very good condition.

This is a pocket diary of sailor William Edward Parker who enlisted in the U.S. Navy during WW 1. He was sent to Hampton Roads, Norfolk, VA for training. The war -and the diary - ends Nov 11, 1918. It is mainly a diary of his duties, visits from relatives, food, sleep, sickness, etc. I found a small batch of clippings, ID, passes, and other ephemera with it, all are in plastic sheets for protection. Interesting relics of WW 1 era. The back of the diary has his address book type entries written in. Book is leather, gold stamped on the cover.

New York: Sheridan House, 1949. First. Dust jacket worn - rips . Good-. Very definitive book on Jade - Inside front page is torn from previous label - the binding is there but not perfect. Great quality paper.222 pgs. color and black and white pictures.book is op

A biography of the CEO of the Coca-Cola Company, almost a geneology also of his family.

Author traces the history of Tulsa and the 1921 Race Riots that destroyed much of the Black community. Illustrated with about 50 photos.