Search Results: Titles starting with C from THE FINE BOOKS COMPANY

C. Crispus Sallustius ex Museo Iohann. Isaci Pontani, Amstelodami, Ianssonium, 1649, pp. 149 plus 7 p. index, 24 octavo, engraved title page, some stains to the covers, else vg in the original vellum binding with near fine contents.

THE CABALA, L-G, 1926, first English edition, spine somewhat faded, covers somewhat dust-soiled, off-setting to f.e.p. & r.e.p., else a near vg copy of this, the authors first book.

CABELLIAN HARMONICS, Random House, 1928, first edition, faint stain to the upper fore edge corners, else a tight near fine copy. 1/1,500 copies.

CABOT WRIGHT BEGINS, FSG, 1964, first edition, fine in near fine dust-wrapper.

A CACHE OF CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN ILLUSTRATOR HALL OF FAME MEMBERS ARTHUR WILLIAM BROWN AND JOHN LA GATTA FROM A 20 YEAR PERIOD being 5 typed letters SIGNED and 1 holograph letter SIGNED from Brown and 5 typed carbon letters from La Gatta discussing old times; new times; La Gatta's move to Santa Monica, California and a drive cross country; wives, family, friends; health; art, museums; etc. Brown and La Gatta were staples of such magazines as The Saturday Evening Post, Colliers, Red Book, Cosmopolitan, Ladies Home journal, WomanÕs Home Companion, Redbook, McCallÕs, HarperÕs Bazaar, et.al. They often illustrated the magazine stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald, Irvin Cobb, Sinclair Lewis, Charles Buddington Kelland, Octavious Roy Cohen and others. Brown also produced WW1 posters and illustrated books, such as THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS and others.

CACTUS LEAGUE ROAD TRIP, Penguin, 1990, first edition, very fine in wraps. Review copy with review slip laid in.

A CADDIE OF ST. ANDREWS, Holt, 1907, first edition, light wear to front lower corner tip and spine extremities, spine decoration and lettering all but gone, else a near vg copy in a white, green and blue cloth pictorial binding. A golf novel with a bit of mystery and suspense thrown in as well. Quite scarce.

CADILLAC JACK, Simon & Schuster, 1982, first edition, slight faint scattered foxing to the t.p.e.'s and fore edge, else just about fine in fine dust-wrapper. 

CAESAR CASCABEL, Cassell, 1890, first edition in English, some wear to the fore edge corner tips and spine extremities, some dust-soiling to the covers, else a g/vg copy in the publishers original dark blue and gold-gilt stamped pictorial binding. Precedes the Britlish edition. Translated from the French by A. Estoclet and illustrated by George Roux.

CAESAR'S COLUMN, F. J. Schulte, 1891, a bright vg+ copy.

CAGLIOSTRO, Orion Press, 1967, first American edition, faint stain to a section of the upper front cover, else a tight, vg+ copy in a vg dust-wrapper with a closed tear to the front dust-wrapper panel. Illustrated. A biography of this mysterious charlatan, clairvoyant and healer.

THE CAINE MUTINY, Doubleday, 1951, first edition, light wear to the base of the spine, else a vg copy in a bright vg+ or better second issue dust-wrapper with some slight wear. PULITZER PRIZE winner and of course the source book for the film of the same name.

CAIRO DAWNS, Bobbs Merrill, 1931, first edition, inner front hinge just starting, some light foxing to the covers (not so to the spine), else a vg/vg+ copy in a vg dust-wrapper with some light wear and tear and soil. Most uncommon in dust-wrapper. A collections of fantasy short stories. Most uncommon.

CAKES AND ALE OR THE SKELETON IN THE CUPBOARD, Heinemann, 1930, first edition, a bright vg+ copy in a near vg dust-wrapper with soiling to the tissue backed dust-wrapper and chips missing from the head of the dust-wrapper spine.

CAKES AND ALE OR THE SKELETON IN THE CUPBOARD, Doubleday, Doran, 1930, first American edition, vg+ in attractive dust-wrapper with some light chipping, dust-soil and tears. Still a very nice copy. 

CALAMUS, WALT WHITMAN QUARTERLY, INTERNATIONAL, NUMBER 4, Takemura Shuppan, 1970, first edition, near fine in wraps.

CALDE OF THE LONG SUN, Tor, 1994, the photocopy of the authors own typescript with some editorial and proof reading notations throughout as well as 6 miscellaneous typeset leaves from the publisher consisting of frontal matter and a 6 page list of proper names of gods, people and animals. BOOK OF THE LONG SUN #3 in its' most rare state. From the authors own files. SIGNED by the author. Rare.

CALEB CATLUM'S AMERICA, Stackpole, 1936, first edition, near fine in attractive dust-wrapper with some light chipping to the head of the flap folds, head of the dust-wrapper spine and a two inch by one inch long chip missing from the upper right corner of the rear dust-wrapper panel. Heinlein attributed this book as being the model for TIME ENOUGH FOR LOVE. 

CALEB CATLUM'S AMERICA, Stackpole, 1936, first edition, some light cloth soil, else a tight vg copy. Heinlein attributed this book as being the model for TIME ENOUGH FOR LOVE. 

CALEB CONOVER, RAILROADER, The Authors & Newspapers Assoc., 1907, first edition, a sharp vg+ copy.