Search Results: Titles starting with G from Paradox Books

London: Nelson, n.d. Illustrated by Norman Little. Dark-red cover with much gilt on front is clean and bright; spine edges are worn but gilt is bright there also. Hinges are soft but intact, and interior and illustrations are clean throughout. A very.

London: Nelson, n.d. Illustrated by F. C. Pape. Green/gilt cover is clean with only minor wear at edges and corners. Hinges are strong but starting to crack. Interior and brilliant pictures are clean although early pages and outside edges of pages sho.

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1931. Illustrated by Ilse Bischoff. Cover is worn on edges, corners and spine and has a blue mark just below the nice paste-on. Hinges are soft but not cracking, and interior is clean though several corners have been slightly.

Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1952. Book of the Month Club edition. Black cover has bumped corners and spine is wrinkled, hinges sound, and interior near fine. VG+/no DJ..

New York: Warners Books, 1992, possible 1st edition, otherwise 2nd printing. SIGNED by the author. Cover and interior of book in mint condition. Dust jacket has slight signs of wear. NF/VG+..

Akron, OH: Saalfield, 1921. No illustrator is named, but the pictures are charming--both color and black-and-white. (In spite of the title, book also contains the story of Hansel and Gretel.) Cover shows wear all over, but cover picture is generally go.

New York: Heritage, n.d. Illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Front and back covers are clean, but spine is faded and very soft. Hinges are strong, and interior is near perfect..

Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1906, first edition. Illustrated by George Kerr. Cover front with picture of children on flying fish is bright and clean, corners bumped, and spine worn at top and bottom with two-tear up the crease at back edge. Hinges are.

New York: Dodd, Mead, 1924, probable first edition. Illustrated by Marcia Foster. Cover shows slight wear and corner bumping, hinges strong, and interior is clean. VG/no DJ..

New York: Criterion Books, 1962, 1st American edition (stated). Cover is mildly faded on spine but near fine otherwise, hinges are strong, and interior is spotless. Unclipped ($3.50) dust jacket has several small tears and creases, wrinkled on back. VG.

New York: Macmillan, 1931, 1st edition. Illustrated by Angela Pruszynska. Green cover is clean and bright, spine a bit faded but clear, hinges strong, and interior and pictures near fine. A very nice copy. VG+/no DJ..

Garden City: Doubleday Duran, 1932. Publisher: Garden City, NY, Doubleday Duran,1932; First American edition,originally published in McCall's Magazine, 1928; signed by author,Kurt Wiese black & white illustrations,spine very slightly faded, otherwise near fine condition, book plate of former owner, 5" by 7 1/2".

New York: Stokes, n.d. Illustrated by Chris Hammond, introduction by Joseph Jacobs. Includes "She Stoops to Conquer" and "The Good-Natured Man." Dark cover with gilt picture has bumped corners but still very good, hinges strong, interior is very good t.

New York: McLoughlin Brothers, 1907. Illustrator not identified. Cover is soiled and rubbed on front and top edge, hinges are strong, and interior is clean throughout. Nice copy. VG-/no DJ..

Joliet, IL: Volland, 1926, 1st edition. Illustrated by the author. Cover has some torn places, and spine is missing most of the outer paper, but cover pictures are clear. Hinges are soft but intact. While several pages are slightly creased, most of th.

London: Henry Frowde, Hodder and Stoughton, n.d. (book awarded as a school prize in 1920). Illustrated by a variety of artists (Brock, Farmer, Earnshaw, etc.). Cover is worn and bumped at edges but not all that bad. Hinges are soft but intact, and inte.

London: Duckworth, 1926, 1st thus. Illustrated with wonderful Keith Henderson woodcuts. Cover is faded and corners bumped, spine is clean and clear, interior and pictures are bright and clean, slight foxing on early pages. VG/no DJ..

London: T.C. and E.C. Jack, n.d., probable 1st edition. Illustrated with reproductions of masterpieces. Cover is worn, especially at spine, but paste-on is clean and undamaged. Hinges a bit soft, and interior is clean and reproductions are brillian.

New York: Grosset and Dunlap, 1945, first thus. Illustrated by Fritz Kredel. Cover shows some wear and is soiled, paste-on clear and complete, hinges starting to crack in front, interior has some yellowing and stains but is clean otherwise. VG/no DJ..

Philadelphia: Winston, 1925 printing. Illustrated by Edwin Prittie. Cover is badly rubbed, and spine has tears on both sides, paste-on is rubbed and has small chip out at bottom, hinges are weak, interior is yellowed and waterstained at bottom. G-/no D.