Search Results: Authors starting with E from Last Word Books LLC

For over 400 years navies of western counties have fought pirates. Author Earle tells the bloody story. Heel of spine no longer crisp, hence NF grade. Dust jacket has very light crease to top edge of front panel and small crease to bottom edge at spine.

Quarter black and gold cloth covered boards, spade and pick decoration embossed on front board. Jacket has 1inch tears at top of rear flap fold near head of spine.

Signed by author on publisher's bookplate pasted on first free endpaper. "A story of what happened back when rootless amorality met up with deep-rooted moral flexibility." Edgerton's seventh novel.

Red cloth covered boards, gilt lettering, 313 pages. Near fine in VG dust jacket. Head and heel of spine no longer crisp. Jacket is lightly sunned along spine, light wear to head and heel of spine.

The author "gives the first authentic account of who the mysterious Druids were and what role they played in Celtic society."

In the 1930's, mountaineering teams from Great Britain, Nazi Germany and the United States compete to be the first to climb high peaks of the Himalayas…. Small ink stamp on rear endpaper, hence near fine, dust jacket is fine.

Author explores the early history of the "Primitive Area" of Idaho— land ringed by the Bitteroots, the Seven Devils, the Craig, the Clearwater and Salmon River mountains. Full green cloth covered boards, black lettering on front board and spine, endpaper maps, foldout map, black and white photographs. Dust jacket has light rubbing to top edge of front panel, small closed tear along top edge and faint blue stain to bottom edge of rear panel, light wear to edges of spine panel. Jacket is not price clipped.

A detailed history of early Idaho county located in the center part of the state known for its rugged beauty, the Salmon River, and the mining towns of Warren, Florence and Orogrande. Full tan cloth covered boards, illustration of miner panning for gold on front board, endpaper maps, numerous black and white photographs. Fine in very good dust jacket. Dust jacket has shelf wear to front panel, jacket price clipped, very faint stain to spine panel (might be sticker residue), several small marks to bottom edge of rear panel.

By the author of The Beet Queen and Love Medicine. A tale of passion and deep unrest set in North Dakota on tribal land. Near fine in NF dust jacket. Light bump to heel of spine, hence NF grade. Dust jacket has small wrinkle to top of spine panel.

Second Stephanie Plum novel. Heel of spine lightly bumped, hence NF grade.

One of the Westerners biography series. Yellow cloth boards, black lettering, 191 pages. Very good+ in very good dust jacket. Head and heel of spine no longer crisp. Dust jacket has light shelf wear to top and bottom edges and flap folds. Signed by author "With best wishes".

One of the American Exploration and Trail Series titles. Black cloth boards, 172 pages including bibliography, index and list of other books in the series. Contains 16 pages black and white plates and map. Editors introduction from pages vii-xxiv. First published as a limited edition in 1839. Very good+ in very good dust jacket. Head of spine on longer crisp, some age toning to paste downs and free endpapers. Light soiling to rear panel of jacket, also wear to head and heel of spine, light soiling to rear panel and flap folds