Search Results: Authors starting with F from Moneyblows Books & Music

Chappell, 1930 Souvenir Edition-Jack Benny cover, inset photo of Fred Allen. 7 pages.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Froedtert Malt Corporation Minimal ex-library markings. An advertising study aimed at not individual brand share, but at increasing beer consumption by Market Facts, sent to brewers by Froedtert Malt Corporation. No date, possibly mid-1950s. Illustrated with easily read charts and graphs. Edgewear, corner torn on back cover.

1937 Piano music and lyrics, with chords for guitar, ukulele and banjo. From the musical "Right This Way." Art deco illustration. 5 pp, edgewear, no marks.

Massey Music Company, Inc., 1950 Inset photo of Dinah Shore. Previous owner name, no markings in music.

Brewer, Warren & Putnam, 1931 Orange covers. No dust jacket. Soiling to covers. Previous owner name, some pencil notations in text. Pages are age-browned. 138 pages.

Oxford university Press, 1960 Eleanor Farjeon's Short Stories for Children Chosen by Herself. Gift inscription dated 1963 on first endpaper, foxing to page ends. Dust jacket is in mylar.

London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press, 1953 Edgewear, slight foxing, dust jacket is price-clipped, gift inscription to previous owner. Boards are slightly warped. Biographies of the following Saints: Dorothea, Christopher, Martin, Bridget, Patrick, Hubert, Giles, Simeon Stylites, Nicholas and Francis. Bright-colored illustrations. 123 pages.

NYC: Random House, 1956 Orange cloth covers, black lettering on spine. Slight browning to page ends. Dust jacket is edgeworn, chipped at corners and top spine; 1" piece missing from bottom spine; now in protective mylar cover. 200/200 on DJ flap corner. Great testimonials from young readers on the back cover. "More than 1,000,000 boys and girls have read Walter Farley's books. Have you?"

NY: Random House, 1952 Eighth printing. Dust jacket is edgeworn with small tears. Illustrated throughout with b/w drawings. No marks or writing.

Florence: The Medici Art Series, 1934 #5 in the Medici Art Series, Wonders of Italy. Stiff gray covers with circular illustration of gondola on front cover. Illustrated throughout with black and white photos. Gift inscription dated 1936 on first endpaper. 81 pp, indexed, plus ad for the series. Covers are browned, slightly edgeworn.

Leo Feist Inc., 1905 Inset photo of composer, lyricist and singer Grace Dean.Covers may have been trimmed, numbers stamped on cover, tape reinforcement on edges. No markings in music.

Nashville, TN: Broadman Supplies, 1952 A charming Fifties-era collection of poster and flyer ideas to announce upcoming church-sponsored events -- parties, picnics, revivals. The pages are 6.5 x 8.5 and are collated into a binder for easy removal for copying or these days, scanning. Typical ideas are "April Showers Social -- 'duck in' and have a good time", "Fishing for Fun? Join your friends in a Junior Class Picnic", "High Aims, High Achievement. Annual Church Training Banquet", "I wonder if he's praying for his neighbor. are you?". 95 B&W line illustrations. Black textured covers are faded and edgeworn, ink stains on inside back cover and edges of some of the pages.

Paris / New York: Editions du Colombier / Book Adventures, 1967 The Drawings by Great Artists Collection. Beige cloth covers with pastedown illustration.Old price number stamp on flyleaf. Foxing to page ends, slight wear to covers.88 pages, plus bibliography.

NY: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1988 First printing, 1988. Edgewear, no marks or writing.

Librairie Hachette, 1956 1956 oversized softcover. text is in French. Dust jacket is edgeworn, inside pages are in very good condition. Full-page B/W photos.

Garden City, NY: Garden City Publishing, 1943 Decorative Cloth. Very Good. Brown leather covers with gilt lettering on front and spine; pages are gilt edges, marbled endpapers. Illustrated with halftones and line drawings. 346 pp, indexed. All about the earth and its natural wonders. Slight wear to edges of cover.

Paris: L'Illustration, 1933 8 July 1933, containing the text of the play Trois Pour Cent by Roger Ferdinand, which premiered at the Theatre Antoine, on 21 April 1933. Text is in French. Poster on cover, inside covers have black and white production photos. Slight edgewear, browning to pages.

Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1989 243 pgs. The author analyzes several autobiographies in light of American culture and post-structuralism: Friedrich Nietzsche, Walt Whitman, Thomas Shepard, John Woolman, Benjamin Franklin, Frederick Douglass, and Gertrude Stein.

The Macmillan Company, 1938 April, 1935 third printing. Dark blue covers with silver lettering. Some wear to covers, previous owner name in pencil on first endpaper, binding is solid, pages are blue on top edge. 462 pages.

Los Gatos, California, 1936 Two privately printed Christmas greetings, one an essay, the other a poem -- "The Sun Returns from his South-Wandering" (dated 1936), sent as Christmas cards by the authors. Signed and inscribed to the bookbinder and artist Carol Weir Ely, with lengthy notes hand-written by Wood. The 1936 poem is slightly browned, with foxing,