Search Results: Titles starting with C from Good Old Books

New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1876 212 pages, plus three pages of Juvenile books listed by the publisher. Green cloth binding is cocked, some waterstains. backstrip shows some wear.

GALLIMARD, 1988 394 pages, signed and inscribed by the author. Light wear and stained.

CSAM Centro Saveriano Animazione Missionaria, 1998 187 pages, boards are bowed but the book is quite clean. Spanish/ English/ Chinese.

Chicago: Frederick J. Drake & Co., 1905 80 pages, illustrations.

Reseda, California: PNP, 1993 210 pages, boards has minor rubbing.

Chicago: Rand McNally & Co., 1915 64 pages, illustrated.

San Francisco: A. M. Robertson, 1919 63 pages, dust jacket shows light wear.

Detroit: Masonic News 234 pages

Franklin Center, Pennsylvania: The Franklin Library, 1977 157 pages, there is subtle damage to the bottom edge of the block of the book leaving minor damage to some pages otherwise clean.

San Diego: Union Tribune Publishing Co., 1968 Numbered 218, bookplate of previous owner, signed by publisher and author, gentle wear.

Saturday Review Press, 1974 344 pages, stated first edition, Viet Nam era literature.

San Francisco: Fayette J. Clute, 1910 174 pages, 28 pages of ads. Paper boards are in nice condition, but binding need to be glue back to the paper.

Delanco, New Jersey: Delaware Valley Photographic Collectors Association, 1977 176 pages, with three pages of index.

New York: United States Lyceum Bureau, 1885 35 pages, possibly missing the rear of the cover, The back page: "All engagements for the Camilla Urso Grand Concerts are made by the United States Lyceum Bureau, Broadway, Cor. 8th st., New york. No copyright page, but a little research showed the date 1885 for this item.

New York: A. D. F. Randolph & Co., 1894 304 pages, excellent conditions. Gilt edged top, illustrated throughout.

New York: Outing Publishing Co., 1907 236 pages, with an advertising for the author from the publisher, Interestingly the illustrated cover has three colors on a blue cloth, white lettering, black silhouette trees, purple background landscape... couldn't find an image of this example online. The book has several issues: apparently uncut as the previous owner cut the pages and not perfectly which seems consistent with this issue in my experience. The previous owner also nicely inscribe a poem by Stevenson on the blank front free end page, also said owner has inscribed his name on the front free page, a few pencil notes which could be erased but they seem useful. Back strip readable but a bit faded with light wear on bottom. The colored frontis piece is present.

U.S.A.: Center for Amer Archeology Pr, 1985 315 pages.

U.S.A.: Center for Amer Archeology Pr, 1985 276 pages.

Chicago: M. A, Donohue, 1918 149 pagesIncludes "Daughters of the Chieftain" seemingly a historical novel of sorts.... also a rather enigmatic ending titled Bad Spelling. Small tears and loss to dust jacket, one small stain on cloth, pages browning as is common with Donohue books.

New York: Macmillan, 1937 405 pages, the book is attarctive lthough there is a crease on the rear board.