Search Results: Titles starting with G from Out The Door

1997. Taschen. Gilt titles on front board & spine, blue boards. Issued with sleeve rather than dust jacket. 12.5x9.5. 239pp. Frontis, profuse colour & b/w photos & illus, color end paper photos. Lavishly illustrated volume devoted to the life of the Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi (1852-1926) whose highly individual and distinctive style can be see throughout the city of Barcelona, in particular the cathedral Sagrada Familia.

Naylor 1959 First Edition with some fade to Dust Jacket spine

Corners bumped. 255 pp.

Account of early settlement & history of the Fredericksburg area, first published in 1925. Blue hardcover, black titling.

1970, First Edition, First Printing

Stories of women who were German emigrants to Texas frontier 1831 - 1880. Gilt lettering on cover and spine; 198 pp., references, bibliography.

(Texas Folklore Society Publication XXXI. ) One of the stories is about unusual Texas place names.

Signed and dedicated, First edition, 1976, Hardcover in non-price clipped dust jacket.

Jacket chewed on edges

Near fine in near fine dust jacket. Signed by author. Single page advertisement/flyer laid in.

ASE # 863 / Includes story "Ethan Brand" mentioned in H. P. Lovecraft's "Supernatural Horror in Literature" / Designed to fit in a soldier's pocket, distributed to US servicemen during WWII. Printed across two columns to make reading under battlefield conditions easier. Paperback, stapled on the short side.

1949, First Edition Doubleday, Stamped: "Editorial Library Copy" and "From the Library of DOUBLEDAY and CO." Map endpapers by L, R. Tschirky. An historical novel based on the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864, when a U.S. Cavalry force attacked a village of Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians in the Colorado Territory, killing a large number of women and children. No dust jacket.

Relates the boldest Indian attack of the Texas Republic.Covers the raid from its beginnings in the Texas hill country to the raids on Victoria and Linnville, and the Indians' retreat and defeat at the Battle of Plum Creek. Unclipped dust jacket. 122 pp. photos, maps, index. Previous owner name written in and small book plate. Author signature and dedication to same, dated 12-18-88.

ASE # 940 / H. P. Lovecraft used this story as the basis for The Dunwich Horror, and the deity Shub-Niggurath. Prototype of the Cosmic Horror genre, main themes, "Things Man Was Not Meant to Know", "Horrors Outside Reality Not Understood". Inspiration for Guillermo del Toro's film Pan's Labyrinth. Stephen King identified this as one of the best horror stories ever written. A paperback original (PBO) published in paperback format without having been available previously as a hardcover. / Designed to fit in a soldier's pocket, distributed to US servicemen during WWII. Printed across two columns to make reading under battlefield conditions easier. Paperback, stapled on the short side.

Herbert V. Prochnow / Great Stories from Great Lives / ASE # 810 / Great Stories from Great Lives / Herbert V. Prochnow, editor; 49 biographies including General George Custer, Lou Gehrig, Thoreau, and many others. Printed across two columns to make reading under battlefield conditions easier.

1997 First Edition, First Printing; Condition: (Very Good in Very Good dust jacket). 155 pp.