Search Results: Titles starting with I from Auldfarran Books, IOBA

New York: Grove Press/Evergreen Black Cat Books. 1968 reprint. 254pp. illus. paperback: near Very Good [bit of age browning; else a nice clean, complete & tight copy] The complete full text of the scenario of Sjoman’s (1924-2006) then (1967) controversial film, which became a big money maker in the USA. Includes 266 photographic stills from the motion picture. Cover praise by Norman Mailer.

New York: Europa Editions, 2012 1st ed. thus. 357pp. paperback 8vo in French flaps: near Very Good [some pages are rippled; else a clean, complete & tight copy] A dark comedy featuring a mediocre lawyer and the Naples mob.

New York: Citadel Press, 2006 reprint. 277pp. paperback 8vo: Fine [text is lightly age browned; else a nice crisp copy] The New York Times called this book "Highly entertaining and thoroughly reprehensible."

Washington: National Geographic, 2006. 189pp. illus. paperback: Fine. Short biographical sketches of over 60 notorious spies and famous spymasters ranging the gamut from Nathan Hale to Kim Philby.

Boston: HM/Riverside Press, 1948 1st ed. 207pp. yellow cloth 8vo: near Very Good in a tattered dj now stabilized in a Brodart poly cover [some age browning; else a clean, complete & tight copy] Thirteen stories based on the author’s service in the Army’s Counter Intelligence Corps in Tripoli during World War II.

Boston: Little, Brown. 2002 advance reading copy. 291pp. paperback tall 8vo: Fine.

Toronto: Sound and Vision, 1993 1st ed. 183pp. paperback original in tall 8vo wrappers: Very Good [top edge is age foxed; else a nice clean and crisp copy]

New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. 1919. sheet music. 4pp. paper 4to with cover illustration of a mother & child inside a crystal ball. Good+ condition [few creases; cover is suitable for framing] Lyrics by Goodwin (1889-1943) with music by Songwriters Hall of Famer Hanley (1892-1942).

New York: Putnam's/The Knickerbocker Press. 1919 1st ed. unpaginated hardback 4to quarter bound in red cloth in pictorial boards: ex lib. copy; a cover worn but complete copy with usual lib. markings from a deletion; illustrations are clean and untroubled. Attractive, accomplished illustrations of military life on the Western Front by the American artist, then Private Baldridge (1889-1977) who served in the American Expeditionary Force in France and was among those who developed the American military newspaper "Stars and Stripes." His first book.

New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1931. 297pp. brown cloth sm 8vo: Good/no dj [bookplate; some age browning & light shelfwear; else a clean, complete & tight copy] O'Flaherty (1896-1984), a young founder of the Irish Communist Party, was a member of the later generation of Irish renaissance writers. By his own admission he set out for Moscow on April 23, 1930, to collect material for a book on Bolshevism "to join the great horde of scoundrels, duffers and liars who have been flooding the book markets of the world for the last ten years with books about the Bolsheviks."

New York: Triangle Music Corp., 1945. 4pp. paper sheet music 4to: near Very Good [ink name blacked out on front cover; else a nice clean copy]

New York: Penguin, 1981 reprint. 276pp. paperback: Good [text is age browned with some foxing of edges; else a clean, complete & tight copy] American writer Malcolm Cowley (1898-1989) served in France during the First World War and was a member and chronicler of the Lost Generation in Paris during the 1920s. Back cover praise from Wallace Stegner and John Cheever on this work of American literary history.

New York: HarperCollins, 2004 2nd ptg. unpaginated illus. brown cloth sq 8vo: Fine in a Fine dj [top corners are bumped; else a nice crisp copy] Charming black & white photographic portraits of pup dogs with a bit of Roy Blount doggerel to accompany each, by the authors of "If Only You Knew How Much I Smell You: True Portraits of Dogs."

New York: Knopf, 1961 1st ed. INSCRIBED warmly by author on ffep & signed "George." 289pp. burgundy cloth 8vo: Very Good+ in a Good+ dj in poly cover [dj = p-c; small loss @ top edge of back panel near spine head; else G+] A novel by the award winning and McCarthy era blacklisted playwright and novelist Skalr (1908-88).

New York: Simon & Schuster/Fireside Books. 1988 2nd ptg. 128pp. illus. paperback sq. 8vo: near Fine [some small red ink smudges top edge; else a nice clean & crisp copy] A series of hilarious "what if" cartoons. "What if Rome WAS built in a day?"

New York: Delta/Seymour Lawrence, 1989 reprint. SIGNED on half-title p. by author. 203pp. paperback 8vo: Very Good [text is lightly age browned; light wear @ edges of spine strip; else VG] A nice signature under "Peace" in the author’s first book, a classic memoir of service in Vietnam in 1968 by a reluctant draftee. O’Brien (b. 1946) later won a National Book Award for his 1979 novel, "Going After Cacciato."

New Haven: Yale, 1985. 352pp. illus. brown cloth sm 8vo: ex lib. copy; dj = tipped down in mylar jacket public library style w/usual markings from a deletion; else a nice clean, complete & tight copy. Includes 80 wonderful illustrations by the author.

New York: Harmony Books, 1977 1st ed. 72pp. illus. paperback 4to: Very Good [bottom outside corners are bumped; else a nice clean, complete & tight copy] A colorful array of floral art.

Munich, 1928 16th ed.  200pp + 16pp of ads. illus. beige cloth sm 8vo w/gilt titles: Good/no dj [age darkening of light color covers; bit of penciled notation in text; else a clean, complete & tight copy] Includes 200 black & white illustrations.

New York: Perigee Books. 1985 1st ed. 80pp. illus. paperback oblong 8vo: Fine. A pre-One Big Happy offering from cartoonist Detorie.