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

Volume 5. Full brown cloth covered boards, gilt lettering on spine, frontispiece and other illustrations, 401 pages. Gilt lettering somewhat dulled, light wear to head and heel of spine and tips of boards. No jacket.

Full brown cloth covered boards, 328 pages including appendices, and index. Wear to head and heel of spine, bit of wear to tips.

A story of four great baseball players and how they made the passage from sports icons to four men growing old.

Full red cloth covered boards, gilt lettering and four stars on front board. 554 pages including index. Light wear along bottom edges of boards, light shelf wear on rear board, rubbing on four areas on front board. Very small nick to top edge of front board. No jacket.

Black and red cloth boards, 507 pages, numerous maps and black and white photographs. Very good+ in VG+ dust jacket. Jacket has light wear to heel of spine, small nick and crease to top edge of front panel.

Quarter black cloth and orange paper covered boards. Dust jacket has shelf wear to front and rear panels.

A new collection of short stories by a master of the craft. Near fine in near fine dust jacket. Very light bump to heel of spine.

A series of short stories about the early ranchers of Idaho's Teton Valley in the first sixty years of the 20th century. Two small scratches to front cover.

The Far West and the Rockies Historical Series 1820-1875 Vol. VI. Full green cloth boards, gilt lettering on spine, frontispiece, illustrations and foldout map, 349 pages including index. Gilt lettering dulled, head and heel of spine no longer crisp. No jacket. First printed in 1957 by A.H.C.

The Far West and the Rockies Historical Series 1820-1875 Vol. VI. Full green cloth boards, gilt lettering on spine, frontispiece, illustrations and foldout map, 349 pages including index. Gilt lettering dulled, head and heel of spine no longer crisp, previous owners' name on first free endpaper, city and date written in ink on upper corner of front pastedown, small spot on half title page.

Red cloth boards. Numerous maps and illustrations. Very good in VG dust jacket. Binding lightly pushed at headband. Dust jacket has small nick to front panel near bottom tip of board,

A collection of three short stories. Fine in near fine dust jacket. Dust jacket has two small wrinkles to front panel.

The story of 2nd Panzer's brutal march through southern France to reach the Normandy beaches to help repel the invasion. Quarter blue cloth and blue paper covered boards. Very good+ in VG dust jacket. Heel of spine no longer crisp, light shop wear to cloth near heel of spine. Jacket has a small abrasion at heel of spine.

Brown cloth covered boards. 182 pages. Heel of spine lightly bumped. Jacket is price clipped, light wear to heel of spine, small scuff to rear panel.

Everything one needs to know to build and run a Warre bee hive. Well illustrated.

Two volume set. Both volumes bound in full red cloth with gilt lettering on spines, top edge gilt. Vol. 1 has 346 pages, Vol.2 has 306 pages including index, both volumes have foldout endpaper maps. Both volumes signed and inscribed by Brininstool to Capt. H.L. Barlow of the Los Angeles Police Department dated July 1, 1934. Laid into Vol. 1 is an envelop containing a card and and typed letter signed by Hebard thanking him for his courteous letter and to advise him that Brininstool has a "marvelous collection of books and photographs and I know he is glad to dispose of them for financially he has been hit as the rest of us have." Light shelf wear to both volumes. Volume 1 has some fraying to cloth at head and heel of spine, and offsetting to front endpapers from aforementioned letter, small scratch to top edge gilt. Vol 2 has light toning to front endpapers, very light fraying to head of spine.

Limited edition of 500 copies of the original 1933 published by the Arthur H. Clark Company. No jacket as issued

Profusely illustrated with color plates of minnows and their fly fishing imitations. Trace bit of wear to tips of covers. Scarce in this condition.

"Carl Hiaasen is the Mark Twain of the crime novel…"— Tony Hillerman. Fine in fine dust jacket.

Advance reader's edition. Signed by author on title page.