Search Results: Authors starting with T from Johnson's Used Books

Nashville TN, Pub House of ME Church S, 1912, dark brown cloth hardcover, sound tight copy, clean ex-library copy (with all the usual marks but rather unobtrusive) from the library of Canterbury Methodist Church in Birmingham, binding is tight but inner rear hinge is starting to crack, 359 pages, text clean and bright, unmarked except for library marks and small ink previous owner namestamp on free front endpaper, mild slant to the spine, 5""x7-7/8"", no dust jacket. Call it fair overall but it still is fairly attractive and solid...and very scarce. Mild rubs/bumps to cover extremities

NY, Appleton Century Crofts, 1951, 1st edition coded, yellow and green pictorial covers, near fine square tight unmarked probably unread copy, good to very good bright attractive dust jacket, 5-3/8""x8"". bixx

published by Appleton, NY, 1924. 1st edition. This hardback book is bound in full green cloth with faded gilt decoration. The book is in fair condition with rubs and wear to edges and extremities of covers as you can see in photo. Stamped inside the front cover is, ""LOOK OUT MT. CAMP"". The front hinge is cracking at the title page and the rear hinge is cracked as well. 143 pages.First edition. John Taintor Foote is one of the best dog story authors and this book is no exception as the protaganist tells how he first met the fine setter that would become the best hunting dog ever, fxx

Charlottesville VA, Univ Press of VA, 1999 stated 1st edition, hardcover, burgundy covers, fine unmarked copy, fine dust jacket, 6""x9-1/4"", 187pp, gift quality/condition

Chapel Hill NC, Univ of NC Press, copy. 1955, assumed 1st edition, sound little-used ex-library copy with usual marks, otherwise very good, red cloth, mild rubs/bumps to cover extremities, no dust jacket, 5-7/8""x9-1/8"", 517pp

NY, Lippincott-Junior Guild, 1939, 1st? (not stated...copyright 1939), very good attractive brown hardcover, slight slant to spine, no previous owner marks, only the slightest of rubs to extremities, very slight toning to endpapers only, color frontis, ills. Dorothy Bayley, fair about good attractive mildly edge-nicked dust jacket with a stain on the bottom edge (like a coffee stain, but the adjacent cover of the book is NOT affected), 5-1/2""x8-1/4"", no previous owner marks. cbxx

color frontispiece by C. M. Burd, NY, Moffat Yard, 1911, stated 3rd impression, nice victorian gift type book, green cloth with silver floral decor and gilt lettering, each page of text has green floral border, frontis. by C. M. Burd (no other ills. in the book), good sound tight copy, mild wear and bumps to cover extremities, moderate wear to cover extremities, very slight slant to spine, inner hinges sound and uncracked, text mildly and evenly age-toned, no dust jacket, 4-1/4""x8"", 298pp fxx

NY, Holt Rinehart Wilson, 1963, stated 1st edition, , brown and black covers, very good sound square tight copy, previous owner name on free front endpaper, otherwise unmarked, 8-1/2""x11-1/4"", about 40pp, fair edge-chipped and short tears and surrounding small wrinkles, shipping weight 3 lbs

Collector's Publications, City of Industry CA, 1968, stated 1st printing, vintage paperback original, 4-1/4""x6-1/4"", good, crease on bottom outer corners of front and rear cover, small ""60"" on free front endpaper, price on front cover circled with red felt-tip, mild even age-toning to text, 260pp plus ads

Venice Italy, 1760, pub. By Nicolai Puzzana, hardcover, full calf leather, scuffs and wear to cover extremities, starting to split a bit over the hinges but they are still sound and covers are not on the verge of detaching, the only major flaw is that 1/3 of the title page is missing (see scan), otherwise text is complete, a few old names and notes in the front and on the title page, text is mostly bright with minor occasional foxing and darking (mainly over the text...the margins are rather bright and supple) 6-1/2""x9"", title label is missing on spine, 260pp, still a very sound decent copy, scarce

NY, Whittlesey House, copy. 1940, stated 6th printing, probably post WWII, tan buckram cloth, exhaustive study of the craft, with 1300 ills., 289 pages, fair to poor ratty but serviceable dust jacket, 6""x9-1/4"".

Port Washington NY, Kennikat Press, 1966 reissue of the 1928 original, blue cloth, clean sound tight little-used ex-library copy with usual marks, otherwise very good, mild rubs to cover extremities, no dust jacket, 8-1/2""x11-1/4"", 109pp, shipping weight over 3 lbs

NY, McClure Phillips, October 1902, 1st printing hardcover, green cloth with nice white victorian decoration and gilt lettering, very good except very slight slant to the spine, illustrations by Henry Hutt, 5""x7-1/2"", no dust jacket, slightest wear to extremities, an excellent copy with strong uncracked hinges.

NY, Doubleday Page, 1914, 1st edition, but later state (misspelling on page 19 3rd line from bottom ""sence"" has been corrected), good sound square tight unmarked copy, moderate wear/bumps to cover extremities, inner hinges sound and uncracked, age-toning to endpapers, and very slight and even toning to the text, a few small bleach spots on outer edge of the rear cover and on spine edges, 5""x7-5/8"", 345pp

published by Doubleday, Page & Co., 1907, illustrated by Lawrence Mazzanovich, decorated by Wm. St. Johns Harper, first edition, this 5-1/4""x7-3/4"" hardback book is bound in red cloth with gilt decor and decorated endpapers, two full color plates and several black and white plates. No previous owner's name or mark, rather nice condition with some slight rubs to edges and extremities. fxx

Guest Curators: Paul Jokelson and Dena K. Tarshis, Santa Cruz CA, Paperweight Press, 1988, 1st edition, #28 of only 100 cloth bound hardcover editions printed (stated and numbered on the copyright page), solid black cloth hardcover, gilt lettering, color paste-on front cover ill., fine square tight unmarked copy, fine plain acetate dust jacket as issued, 8""x8-1/4"", 40pp, a beautiful little book, color and black and white ills.

Charlottesville VA, Univ of VA Press, 2013, 1st edition/printing coded, hardcover, solid beige cloth, fine probably unread copy, fine dust jacket, 6-1/4""x9-1/2"", no previous owner name or marks, 453pp

Athens GA Historical Society, Athens GA, 1996, 1st edition hardcover, 6""x9-1/4"", fine unmarked probably unread copy, no dust jacket perhaps as issued, 266pp.

NY, Ink, Inc., 1994, 1st edition hardcover, high quality, solid red cloth, near fine, slightest rubs to cover extremities, previous owner signature (noted landscape architect Neal Rassman) on the free front endpaper, otherwise unmarked, 10""x12-1/2"", fine crisp bright dust jacket, 272pp, color and black and white ills., shipping weight 6 lbs

published by Alpine Fine Art Books Ltd., London, 1998. This hardback book is bound in full green cloth and is in near fine condition with a very good slightly edgeworn and edge chipped dust jacket. Full color illustrations. Shipping weight under 4 lbs