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

Full brown decorated cloth boards, gold lettering on spine nice and sharp, 2 folding maps, color illustrations, 1 of 1,500 copies. Fr. Garces travelled over two thousand miles of desert, mountain and river terrain spreading the faith.

Tan cloth boards, 347 pages, frontispiece and 17 other illustrations. Very good in VG-dust jacket. Binding lightly pushed at headband. Dust jacket has wear to top and bottom of spine, crease to bottom of jacket near spine, age toning spots to flaps, light fading to spine.

The famous lawyer/detective saves the day again. Full red cloth covered boards, with black lettering. Very good in good dust jacket. Wear to bottom edges of boards, and head of spine. Jacket Jacket has chipping and wear along top and bottom edges, verso of front panel has red discoloration transfer from front board.

The James-Younger gang attempt to rob the bank in Northfield, Minnesota then all hell breaks out. Very good+ in VG+ dust jacket. Heel of spine no longer crisp, hence VG+ grade. Dust jacket has light shelf wear to rear panel, hence VG+ grade

Full dark brown cloth covered boards, well illustrated, appendices, glossary, bibliography and index. Very Good+ in NF dust jacket. Book has "2012" in ink on top right corner of first free endpaper, hence VG+ grade. Jacket has very light shelf wear to rear panel, hence NF grade.

Full green cloth boards. This edition limited to 500 copies. No jacket as issued

Southwest Historical Series III. Full red cloth covered boards, gilt lettering on spine, top edge gilt, frontispiece, folding map, and other illustrations, 371 pages including appendix.

Author traces the history of Butte Montana ,"The Richest Hill on Earth," through its architecture. Numerous black and white photographs.

Bitterly resented by U.S. Army general "Black Jack" Pershing, the Marine Corps saves the day at the battle of Belleau Wood in World War I. The book follows the Marines from their arrival in Europe to the end of the war. Sixteen pages of black & white photographs, appendix, endnotes, bibliography. Near fine in fine dust jacket. Light bump to heel of spine.

Reddish brown "leatherette" style boards, Gilt decoration and lettering on front board, glit lettering on spine, end paper map of Oregon Trail in 1850. Signed by author and artist. Fine, no dust jacket as issued. The book is based on a letter written in 1851 by Lucia Lorain Williams describing her journey along the Oregon Trail.

Green cloth covered boards, xi, 511 pages, gilt lettering and design on front board and spine. Foldout chart of meteorological observations for 10 stations. Very Good. Wear and fraying to head and heel of spine, tips of boards bumped, wear and fraying bottom edges of boards, previous owners name on first free endpaper dated 1878. No dust jacket.

The story of the spiritual awaking that helped many prisoners of war survive the living hell that were the Japanese prisoner of war camps along the Burma railroad during World War Two. Half grey cloth and green paper covered boards. Rear endpaper map of route of the "Railroad of Death" through Burma. Previous owner's small address label on front and rear pastedown, light sunning to top edge of boards. Dust jacket has wear along all edges, chipping to head and heel of spine panel, 1/2' tear to head of spine panel.

Mckenzie lead an expedition from Lake Athabasca in present day Alberta to the Pacific Ocean in 1793 making him the first such explorer to reach the Pacific Ocean from mid-north America.

Head and heel of spine no longer crisp, hence NF grade.

The 12th alphabet mystery and Kinsey is once again back in bad company. Fine in fine dust jacket.

Black quarter cloth and blue paper covered boards. Spine of jacket lightly faded.

Black quarter cloth and gray paper covered boards. Jacket has light toning to edges of front and back flaps.

Very light bump to bottom edge of front board. Spine of jacket lightly faded.

"M" is also for money, the Malek family, Millhone, memories, malice and, of course, murder. Fine in fine dust jacket. Signed.

The 12th alphabet mystery and Kinsey is once again back in bad company. Fine in fine dust jacket.