Search Results: Titles starting with C from BRYAN BUNCH BOOKS

Buffalon NY: Duggan Publishing Co., 1903. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. A collection of articles on Roman Catholic beliefs, illustrated with color plates and B&W photographs and drawings There is one abraded spot at the edge of the pine, but otherwise the book is in good condition. Lettering on spine somewhat faded and the gold lettering on the embossed lack cloth cover is slightly faded.

This is "Basic Photo One" of Ansel's series of all the details of photography. The copy is autographed "Tp Dot, Ansel Adams." Dorothy Kaelin ("Dot") was Adams' copyeditor at Morgan * Morgan. An excellent copy.

Koestler unravels the story behind the suicide of biologist Paul Kammerer, a tale of science betrayed,

Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1951. Board_book. Very Good. This is not a first edition or a book-club edition. There is no date on the title page or on the copyright page and no indication that it is a later printing. It is the edition published simultaneiously in Canada by McClelland and Stewart.

The Charles RIver, which enters the Atlantic at Cambridge and Boston, is at the heart of one of the most historic regions in the United States--where the Revolution began. This elegant treatment has a mylar-covered dust jacket. All of the Rivers of American are exceptionally collectible books.

A Dover Publications original, not available in any other form, selected writings chosen by noted scientist and book reviewer Philip Morrisson and his then wife Emily. Essential for anyone interested in the history of computing.

The 1961 biography that concentrates on Darwin's scientific achievements reprinted as a paperback.

Darwin published 6 revisions of the 1859 Origin of Species in response to critics. This volume provides the story of those revisions. Note that the book would be "like new" except for a previous owner's name in ink on the front endpaper and two very small rips in the dust jacket'

An analysis of Darwin and religion by a professor of history at Georgia State University in the context of why Darwin rejected creation on a theological basis/ Previous owner's name in ink on front endpaper, otherwise like new.

This classic is presented in a tan slip-case and inside the front endpapers is a copy of the Heritage Club's Sandglass describing the book. The book would be "Fine" except for slight damage to the top of the spine. The edition is profusely illustrated with many illustrations in 2-color. An excellent way to enjoy my favorite of Stendhal's novels.

Although the Chicago is not much of a river, its pivotal place in the history and commerce of Chicago makes it special. The dust jacket is preserved in mylar. All the Rivers of American are collectible books with wonderful illustrations.

More than 240 recipes, researched and updated in beautiful presentation

Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1929. Hardcover. Fine. Bright clean copy, but no DJ.

Everything one needs to know about sewing, from alterations to zippers

Ex-Library. Otherwise, this is an excellent coy that includes most of the Auden poems that are familiar, such as "As I Walked Out One Evening" and "In Memory of W. B. Yeats."

The first "collected poems" of Thomas. This copy has some spots, a sunned spine, and a neat previous owner's name inscribed with the date 1953 on the endpapers.

This copy had been part of a Harcourt library of their published titles but along with much of the rest of library was offered to employees when Harcourt moved to a different building.

New York: F.F. Collier, c. 1900. Hardcover green buckram with eleborate stamped decoration in gilt, green, and blac. . Very Good. THe "standard authors" are unusual--Gerald Griffen ("The Collegians"), The O'Hara Family (" The Peep O'Day" and "Crohoore of the Billbook"), Samuel Lover ("Handy Andy"), John Francis Waller ("Life of Dean Swift"), Jonathan Swift ("Gulliver's Travels"), and Oliver Goldsmith ("Vicar of Wakefield," "The Deserted Village," "The Traveller." "She Stoops to Conquer,"The Good Natured Man," and miscellaneous poems). Each volume has 400 or so fine engravings, many of them full page (that is, the size of stanadred typewriter paper, 8.5 by 11 inches)` Covers are faded and scuffed, with spines very faded (gild still bright). 2-inch rip along spine of vol. 1. Pages are yellowed but all there and well-bound.

Price-clipped DJ with a couple of chips missing on spine, Powell's label on front endpaper.

A tale of two families over a span of years, alternatively funny and moving