Search Results: Titles starting with F from Collectible Books

1. 1977 Knopf. Stated First Edition.Black cloth with silver letters on spine. Blindstamped ""FALCONER"" on front cover,hardcover is as new with no marks or writing Unclipped jacket ($7.95) lightly rubbed with no color loss. There is a small closed tear, repaired with archival glue, at the bottom edge near spine; and a bookplate on the front endpaper. Else appears unread, clean, bright and tight.

1. First edition. First printing. Beufort. Dustjacket spine ends lightly bumped. Tiny faint spotting on textblock eges. Else clean, bright, tight and appears unread.

1. First editon. First printing. Like new dust jacket and book but for previous owner's bookplate. Clean, bright and tight.

1. Stated first edition. Random house. Untorn dust jacket with very faint tan to top edges. Book faulted only by owners bookplate on fep, and brown shadow from laid-in New York Times May 25 1975 book review. Otherwise clean, bright and tight.

1. 1893. Fleming H. Revell Co. 264 + 8pp(ads). Maroon cloth with gilt to spine; blindstamped bordered on boards. Slight fray to spine ends and corner tips. Faded spot on spine from neatly removed personal library label. Small faint stamp of Samuel L. McAfee on bottom of textblock edge. Purple endpapers. Front hinge cracked but holding well. Rear hinge loose needing tape repair. Pages clean and tight but for penciled name of G. S. McCune on front pastedown and occasional penciled margin line and underline. Illustrated with frontis portrait of the author and two full-page plates showing photo of George S Park and an illustration of Park College.

1. 1926 first edition. Appears almost new. Fine, unmarked, clean, bright and tight. Published by Hunter-Trader-Trapper. 241 pages + 7 ads for books of publisher. 45 listed illustrations. Contents: Fort Phil Kearney, Wagon Box Fight, Island of Death, Buffalo Wallow Fight, Tobey Riddle - Modoc Indian War Heroine, Jim Bridger, Calamity Jane, Days of the Buffalo, Freighting Across the Plains, ""Remember the Alamo"".

1. Harcourt...Stated first edition, first printing. Translated by Ralph Manheim. Hardcover Around some some edges the attractive dustjacket shows very light wear and sunning.

1. Stated first edition. Atheneum. Near fine/Near fine. Dj surface lightly rubbed with a 1/4"" closed tear to back top edge of spine. Top corner tips lightly bumped to dj and book. Otherwise clean, bright, tight and appears unread.

1. Francois the Waif by George Sand. Published by H. M. Caldwell Co, New York. Copyright 1894, by George H. Richmond & Company. Good or better condition. No date on title page but likely pre 1897 as I believe Caldwell added a Boston address in 1897. 243 pages. 6.25 x 4.25 inches. Spine and front cover fully decorated with floral and design decorations in gold, green and red. Moderate soil, fade and rub to blue cloth. Spine tips starting to fray. Previous owner name and 1910 date on front blank endpaper. Small text illustrations at chapter headings.

1. Stated first edition. Bottom front corner lightly bumped on dj and book cover. Untorn dust jacket very lightly rubbed. Else clean, bright and tight.

1. SIGNED by author (not inscribed). First edition 1923. Very good condition. Scarce. Clean and tight softcover. Illustrated. Includes author's business card.

1. By Kenyon-Kingdon Maud. Scarce first edition. 1925 on title page. Frye & Smith, San Diego. Red decorative leather-like textured cloth. 233 pages. 8 x 5.25 inches. Frontis portrait and many photo illustrations. Only the slightest rub to microtips of corners and spine edge. Very Good+ condition. Clean, bright and tight. Miners in Mexico during the Mexican Revolution interacting with Yaquis, American desperadoes, General Villa, Chinese, robbers, mining troubles, etc.

1. ISBN: 0151338000. 1973 Stated First Edition. Near fine. A Helen and Kurt Wolff Book, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. Translated by Ralph Manheim. 310 pp. Green cloth with bright gilt lettering on the spine. Clean, bright tight and unmarked. Pictorial dustjacket unclipped and untorn with a lightly tanned spine.

1. Title continues, ""...by Benjamin Smith (Frank Davis) Fifteen Years an Outlaw"". Copyright 1935 By Benjamin Smith (Frank Davis) Joplin, Missouri. Foreword by Willard L. Butts and R.A. Pearson. First Edition. No dj as issued. Six Guns 2043. Pebbled blue cloth with gilt stamped lettering, stamped border on cover. 123 pages. Contains frontis photo portrait of author at age nineteen with another photo at the back, showing his first meeting after release from prison by Governor Park in Joplin. Experiences in the Oklahoma Indian territory, in the Ozarks of Missouri, California and elsewhere; including accounts of prison escape, murder, Cherokee encounters, evangelism, mining and more. Tiniest wear to spine and corner tips. Previous owners name inside front cover and first endpaper. Otherwise clean, bright, tight and unmarked.