Search Results: Authors starting with V from OLD WORKING BOOKS & Bindery (Est. 1994)

New York: Ballantine Books, April (1971). Edited by Barrie Pitt. Illustrated by b/w photos & maps. Stated first edition. Pictorial wraps, brownish spine & bottom. Large Post 8vo. pp. 160. Bibliography. Very Good. Minor rubbing and edgewear mostly at spine..

Atlanta: Turner Publishing, (1994). Illustrated by author in color. Stated First (N) edition. French Folk Tale. Cloth backed boards. Royal 4to. pp. 64. colophon. As New/In like jacket/Unclipped price in mylar. Unread copy with no flaws..

New York: Oxford University Press, (1927). Illustrated by one b/w of interior of Bodleian Library. First (American) edition. Blue paper boards, topboard printed paper title. Demy 8vo. pp. 59, [4] Ad, [1] blank. Good/No jacket. 2 cm head chip, bare corners, ink owner. The course is drawn from 20 novels (with listing) in the series. Essay and questions, full series rear..

London: Hutchinson, 1974. Translated by Melton S. Davis. First edition. Black cloth. Small 8vo. pp. 240. Near Fine/VG/Unclipped price in mylar. Edgewear caps, corners, light soil..

New York: Harry Abrams, n.d. (1964). Illustrated by 30 color and 181 b/w plates of which 34 are tipped-in . (c.1962) after publication of 3 Vollard letters in Art de France II . Green cloth, printed yellow. Folio. pp. 227, [1]. Chronology, exhibits, bibliography, index. Near Fine/In like jacket/No price in mylar. Slight edge darkening to pages with front hinge starting in jacket with tinge of soil. Vallier's first publication on Rousseau published after a series of articles appearing in the 60's, the most influential disclaiming the portrait of in the Philadelphia Museum. (Monograph, France)..

New York: Privately published, 1936. First edition. Red pattern cloth, tie-dyed endpapers by Conrad Bailer NYC, card covers bound in. Signed by author in pen on half-title. 16mo. pp. viii, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 2 ads. Very Good/No jacket, as issued. Cap and corner wear, internally fine (one slightly trimmed). Contents with original covers bound in: Ten Poems, Ten More 1935, Sonnets, Ballads, John Ross, Number Eight, Thee and Me, Symphony..

New York: Simon & Schuster, 1974. Illustrated by Line drawings. First thus US edition. Translation and adaptation of Wie funktioniert das? (series), Bibliographisches Institut, Mannheim, Germany. Black cloth. 8vo. pp. viii, 245. Index. Near Fine/VG/Unclipped price in mylar..

Haarlem: Les HŽritiers Loosjes, 1894. Illustrated by 24 plates. First edition. SŽrie II, Vol. IV index laid-in with binding sheet (if all Volume IV purchased). Original printed wraps, uncut & unopened. 4to. pp. [xxv], [168], [planches], 869-917. Very Good. Cover chipped and soiled, internally near fine, most sections unopened, plate section detached. Text in Dutch and French. Includes: (Programms 1894), Sur l'examen bactŽriologique qualitatif de l'eau, avec description de 80 espces et 118 Žpreuves phototypiques; Quatrime supplŽment et additions au Catalogue de la Bibliothque..

Assen: Van Gorcum & Cop. N.V. (Royal Van Gorcum Ltd.), 1972. Translated by Nanette Jockin from the Dutch. Illustrated by b&w photographs, maps, charts. First English edition. c.1971. Studies of Developing Countries No. 13. Black cloth stamped gilt. 8vo. pp. [x], Appendices, Glossary, Bibliography, Index. Fine/Very Good+/No price in mylar. Surface blemishes to jacket rear, light rubbing. Bookplate ffep: "Gift from Rhoda Blumberg Professor of Sociology at Rutgers University". Work funded by ZWO grant. ISBN: 9023209141..

Harlem: Les HŽritiers Loosjes, 1875. Illustrated by 4 pull-out charts, 1 folding chart. Second thus edition. c.1865, 2e Ždition revue et corrigŽe. Original printed wraps, uncut & unopened. 4to. pp. [viii], 53, [3]. Good. (ink owner and date), cover chipped and soiled, internally very good, most sections unopened, some page chips and darkening at end pages. Includes: Premier Supplement au Catalogue de la Bibliothque par D. Lubach, BibliothŽcaire (PubliŽ en FŽvrier 1865), publication sheet laid-in. (Oversize)..

New York: Viking Press, 1969. Illustrated by 15 b&w reproductions. 6th edition. Blue cloth. 12mo. pp. xii, 336. VG/No jacket. Slight sunning to boards and spine, lightly bumped caps..

New York: Viking Press, 1930. 2nd edition. Brown cloth. 8vo. pp. 279. VG/No jacket. Light soil, sunning to spine, light stains..

New York: Peter Pauper Press, N.D.. Illustrated by Ruth McCrea. Later edition. (c.1895). Illustrated paper boards, printed top title paste on. 12mo. pp. 60, [1] colophon, [1] blank. Near Fine/VG+/Clipped price in mylar. Ink inscription 1953. (Religion/)..

New York: Doubleday, Page & Co, 1925. Illustrated by frontis and several ports. Later edition. c.1905, 1922. Purple blindstamped cloth, gilt topboard emblem, t.e.g. 12mo. pp. 254. Index to first lines vol x-xv. Near Fine/No jacket, as issued. Dulled gilt on spine, internally fine. Anthology Arnold to Wesley..

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, (October) 1902. Illustrated by Color tissue frontis by Weguelin and 7 additional plates by Weguelin, DuMond, Heming, Linson and three by Howard Pyle (collated). First separate (SD) edition. Blue cloth, decorated green and gilt by Margaret Armstrong (MA present), teg, uncut, scarce misprinted cover. 12mo. pp. vii, [7], 3-298, [1], [1] blank. VG-/No jacket. Ink owner, rubbed spine and edges, caps have short frayed tears, corners worn, internally clean. Nine shorts (three previously published): The Blue Flower, The Source, The Mill, Spy Rock, Wood-Magic, The Other Wise Man (1895), A Handful of Clay, The Lost Word (1898), The First Christmas-Tree (1897)..

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, February 1924. Illustrated by two color illuminated title. (c.October 1904). Green cloth, gilt print spine & top emblem, uncut and unopened. 12mo. pp. [ix], 116. About very good, ink owner and bookplate, some pencil notation..

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1903. Illustrated by b/w tissue frontis. later edition. (c.1895, 1896. Blue cloth, decorated and printed silver, thick paper issue, uncut. 12mo. pp. xiii, (1), 70. Good/No jacket. Ink owner, light dampstain to first few pages..

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1919. Illustrated by Frank E. Schoonover. First (H-T) edition. Blue cloth, gilt print & decoration, thick paper issue, uncut. Globe 8vo. pp. 69, [1], [2] blank. Very Good+/No jacket. Traces of cap and corner wear to brilliant binding, light foxing to pastedowns and first pages..

Scranton PA: International Correspondence Schools, 1971. Illustrated by b&w text figures and photographs throughout. later printing edition. c.1969 4312-1, Edition 1. Tan and Blue stapled wraps. 8vo. pp. 85, 4. Near Fine. Internally fine, light cover soil, rusted staples. ICS Course and examination questions..

New York: Carlton House, (1917). First edition. c.1917 David McKay. Original teal cloth with color restoration and acid free gutter reinforcements, cap and corner repair by KTB in the Bindery. 4to. pp. 126. Very Good/Lacks jacket. Ink owner, sporadic page stains . Color drawings recto, text verso throughout. Pastedown title: A Short History of Discovery from the Earliest Times to the Founding of Colonies on The American Continent..