Search Results: Titles starting with C from G. F. Wilkinson Books, member IOBA

Berkeley: University of California Press. Fine. 1944. First Edition. Softcover. 66 pp.; 8vo; gray wrappers, one of 30 copies printed on 100% rag paper. University of California Publications in Modern Philology Vol. 21, No.6, pp.385-452. Includes a fold out Family Tree of the Manuscipts of the Johannis Turpin. .

London: The Wine and Food Society. Very Good. 1950. First Edition. Hardcover. 16mo. 19 pgs. Burgandy boards. Lower spine bumped; faint offset browning to title page. From the series ' Wines of the World ' Pocket Library. Seventeen titles were written by various authors including Simon. (Gabler37500) .

N. Y.: Holt Rinehart & Winston. 1966. First Edition. Hardcover. 8vo. Fine condition in price clipped jacket with light fading to spine. Fine in Very Good dj, in Mylar Wrap .

Seattle: Superior Pub. Co.. 1962. First Edition. Hardcover. 4to. 176 pgs. Brown cloth in lightly chipped dust jacket. Illustrated with Curtis' black & white photographs of Native Americans and their vanishing way of life at the turn of the century. Fine in Very Good dj, in protective Mylar Wrap .

Chicago Burlington and Quincy R.R.. Good. 1969. Binder. Approx. 29 mimeograph & carbon sheets, plus company printed time report, supply report and inventory of bar supplies, both with holograph entries. Bound in brown folder with two hole blade lock. Other company forms: a sample form and a blank of Report of Dining Car Receipts, and blanks of Requisition of Commisary Supplies, and Supply Reports are laid in, along with two Union Pacific decals, and an SP brochure of Passenger Train Schedules. Occasional soiling, thumbing, browning to pages from use. Index: General Instructions; Working Schedule and Timeslip Instructions; Beverage Service; Liquor Laws; Trip Report Instructions; Personal Injury Handling; Bar Condemnage; Rail Travel Credit Cards; Midwest Bank Credit Cards; Emergency Instructions; Correction Handling. .

New York, London: D. Appleton-Century Co.. 1936. Later Printing. Hardcover. [380] pp.; 8vo; orange cloth, no d.j.; illustrations by Norma van Sweringen. Inscribed by the author to Ferdinand A. Koch, "who never fails as a loyal Santa Fean." Also, "F. A. Koch, 1937" owner's name in pen on front pastedown. Small bookseller's foil label for Santa Fe Book & Stationary Co. on lower corner of front pastedown; endpapers slightly browned, otherwise very good or better condition. .

Oakland: Grahame Hardy. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1951. First Edition. Hardcover. Limited Edition Autographed by the authors. Red paper over boards, lettered in white; in pictorial jacket in protective mylar wrap. With over 150 historical illustrations chiefly photographs. In near fine slipcase with trivial tanning at edges. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 130 pages .

Fine. 12 pp.; 8.5" x 10"; color illustrated catalog. .

(Berkeley): Sand Dollar. Fine. 1972. First Edition. Hardcover. 73 pp.; 8vo; green cloth in pictorial white jacket; black & white illustrations throughout, many full page. Minor soil to jacket. Near Fine , with protective mylar wrap .

(Berkeley): Sand Dollar. Fine. 1972. Second Edition. Hardcover. 73 pp.; 8vo; green cloth in pictorial white jacket; black & white illustrations throughout, many full page. Light soil to white jacket. Near Fine , with protective mylar wrap .

San Francisco: Group 4 [1982]. 1982. Softcover. 16 pp. incl. front & back covers; sq.8vo; pictorial white wraps. Back cover note: "We of Group 4 (an anonymous collective of artists, filmmakers, musicians, etc.) offer Cafe Society in hopes you'll participate, not only as readers but as co-creators. Send us your sketches, drawings, sex fantasies, [etc.] and we will weave it into this narrative as best we can. Very slight tanning at edges; about fine .

Woodland Hills, CA: Hot Water Press. Fine. 1994. Softcover. Magazine: 79 pp.; 4to; stapled, illustrated black wrappers; photographs, ads. .

Holt, Rinehart and Winston. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1982. First Edition. Hardcover. 0030493315 . 684 pp.; 8vo; dust jacket; b&w photos. .

Daggett, and Yermo California: Grail Fuller. Very Good. 1950. Newspaper. Vol II, No. 3 in duplicate. Newsprint shows general even, moderate age toning; 5" split along center fold of the first volume; a few other fold creases starting or fragile; otherwise well preserved. From Daggett, Yermo, Rawhide, Rhyolite, Tumco, etc. to Panamints' Ghost of Billy the Kid - quite a collection of articles and photographs about the tall tales, trails, ghost towns, desert rats, and 20 mule teams of the desert west. .

N.Y.: B. W. Dodge no date (c 1903?). Good. 1903. Hardcover. No limitation notice; 351 pp., pubs. ads; 8vo; blue cloth lettered in white. Cover with moderate rubbing & soil, mostly to spine, with spine lettering effaced; spine slightly cocked; bookplate on front endpaper; moderate tanning to endpapers & pastedowns; area of red offset to cloth back cover along spine, and lower corner near spine. The first edition was published by John Lane, 1898. This edition, not found on World Cat, appears to be very scarce. Publisher's Weekly for 1903 lists this title and B. W. Dodge. .

San Francisco: California Historical Soc, 1964. First Edition. Fine condition Very Good jacket . 246 pps., incl. extensive notes and bibliography; 8vo; blue cloth stamped in gilt; illustrated with folding maps & reproductions; black & white photographs. In dust jacket with light soil, tanning to spine & edges

San Francisco: Mrs. J. J. Owen. Fair. 1899. Hardcover. 243pp., tissue frontis; 9 X 12 inches; original green cloth lettered in gilt; photographs, chiefly portraits throughout; also photographs and engravings of various scenes, buildings; several full page ads. Cover rubbed with wear to leading corner tips, soiled with areas of slightly bubbled stain; text pages with moderate dampstain to lower leading corners not affecting text or images. Souvenir book, published with the hearty cooperation of the Grand Officers of both the Native Sons and Native Daughters of the Golden West, the officiary of the Parlors of the state, the press, and California's formost men and women in all walks of life. [ from the introduction]. .

San Francisco: John Henry Nash. Very Good+ with no dust jacket. 1937. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Bookplate on front, as well as rear pastedown. Minor rubbing to leading corner tips. ; Brown cloth back and marbled paper over boards; paper spine label; Illustrated with portrait frontis; reproductions of views; 2 facsimile of letter from Forbes to Printer & facsimile of Forbes' signature; large folding map in rear. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 229 pages .

( San Leandro, CA ): ( Mines Road Books ). Fine. (1979). Softcover. Stapled, printed brown wrappers; a compilation of some 21 coal towns & coaling stations, with brief descriptions; page 8 references. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 8 pages .

Sacramento: State Printing Office. Good. 1907. Hardcover. 846 pps.; 8vo; original gilt stamped blue cloth; black & white photographs of buildings, parks, schools, institutions, landscapes, and many portraits of politicians, judges, etc. ; charts; tables; color maps; color plates, California Poppy, U. S. Flag.; charts; maps; color plate of California Poppy. Mild rubbing to extremities; front hinge cracked but repaired and holding firm; 5" portion along foredge of back cover mottled & chewed. A useful compendium of reference information on California after the turn of the century. .