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Full dark brown cloth covered boards, embossed black lettering and crossed sabers on front board. Light toning along edges of first free endpaper. Signed and inscribed by author on half title page. Contains a list of all the soldiers killed at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. A classic on the battle of the Little Big Horn.

Deluxe Limited Edition limited to 100 copies, this copy being #3. Signed by Katz and Charles Armstrong Custer, Colonel, U.S. Army, Retired on limitation page. Reportedly contains every known photograph of the famous General. Light tan leather covered boards, marbled endpapers. Faint scuff to front board, 3 light marks and small closed tear to rear board. Clear acetate jacket in good condition. Scarce.

Signed by authors and Sue Grafton

Brown cloth covered boards, 307 pages. Wear along edges of boards, fraying to head and heel of spine, gilt lettering and decorations on spine faded, wrinkling to front and rear boards.

Uncorrected Proof copy. Fourth Kat Colorado

Uncorrected Proof copy. Eighth Kat Colorado novel

The second Kat Colorado novel. Full black cloth covered boards. Near fine in very good dust jacket. Head and heel of spine no longer crisp, hence NF grade. Jacket has light wear at head and heel of spine, light wear to tips.

Fine in fine dust jacket.

Author "reinvents the novel of psychological suspense." Small bump to heel of spine, hence near fine grade, dust jacket is fine.

Author, a Jew, and his wife, an Aryan, survive the Dresden fire bomb air raid of February 13, 1945 and make their way to allied lines. Near fine in fine dust jacket. Binding lightly pushed at headband, hence NF grade.

No. 67 of 275 copies on Rives Liampre All-Rag Paper, signed by author and illustrator on limitation page, contains an extra color plate, also has frontispiece and 4 color plates and other illustrations. Tan cloth and green paper covered boards, gilt image of a woodcock. Small pin hole to half-title page. Slip case is well worn, good condition only.

Reprinted From California Historical Society Vol. XXVI No. 2. Special Publication Number 21. All about Sutter's Mill. Full red cloth covered boards, gilt lettering and gilt decoration on front board, 56 pages, some unopened, black and white photographs and illustrations. Spine lightly sunned. No jacket as issued.

"Some 100 military actions chronicle the fortitude of America's troops from the Mekong Delta to the DMZ. First-person accounts describe the life-and-death struggles faced on a daily basis-the heroism of many, the hardships of duty in the field and the determination shown in hard-fought battles." Bump to tip of front board, corresponding crease to jacket.

An analysis of Major General Edward Braddock's crushing defeat by a combined force of French an Indian fighters at the beginning of the French and Indian War. Very good+ in very good+ dust jacket. Heel of spine no longer crisp, hence VG+ grade. Dust jacket has light shelf wear to front panel, a bit of wear to bottom edge of jacket.

A black bear in Maine finds a manuscript of a novel and decides to seek his fortune in the literary world. Fine in fine dust jacket.