Search Results: Titles starting with I from Squid Ink Books

Very Good to Near Fine, oversize childrens' book, in pictorial boards with light bumps at spine ends and wear and slight color loss at corners, in a Very Good jacket that has been clipped at bottom corner front flap but with price of $4.95 at top corner, light edge wear, touch of soiling and a 1/4 inch closed tear bottom edge front panel.

First edition 1st printing thus, book and dust jacket are Near Fine with light edge wear and lightly bumped corners and book appears unread. This is the Longmeadow Press reprint of the book originally published by University of Arizona Press. Subtitled - The Recollections of Josephine Sarah Marcus Earp - and supposedly a non-fiction account gathered and edited by Boyer. Now associated with controversy, since the edited documents appear to have been faked and thus this is apparently a fictional account.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine unread book in a Fine minus jacket with very slight corner wear. The third Harry Devlin mystery. Signed by Edwards on the title page.

First edition 1st printing, Very Good book with mild rubbing and scruffing to boards, very slight slant, page block slightly pulled away from spine at top, previous owner address label on front paste-down beneath jacket flap, apparently an unread copy; in a Near Fine jacket with light edge wear and one small scratch on unfaded spine. Nice copy.

A Fine minus, unread book with mild page waving, in a Fine dust jacket. Bookplate signed by Hamilton laid-in. The sixth Alex McCord mystery, set in Paradise, Michigan.

U.S. first printing, Good book that has edge and corner wear. slight soiling to boards, small faint remnant of previous owner's stamp front end page, and with spine slant; in a Good jacket that has edge and corner wear and color loss at spine ends and corners, several scratches to front panel, and mild rubbing to both panels. This copy has been signed by Walters on the title page. Walters first mystery – set in the English countryside. Book was winner of the John Creasey Award for best debut mystery.

Fine and unread U.S. first printing in a Fine dust jacket. This copy has been signed by Walters on the title page. Walters first mystery – set in the English countryside. Book was winner of the John Creasey Award for best debut mystery. This is an unusually nice copy of this title.

First UK edition, Fine minus unread book that has slight page edge yellowing, in a Fine dust jacket. This copy signed by Siler on the title page. Siler’s second mystery.

First US edition, Near Fine, unread book with slight edge and shelf wear and a tiny bump to top corner front board; in a Very Good jacket that has light edge and corner wear, slight chipping and color loss, light sun fade to spine, and age toning along flap edges. A Lt. Richard Bolitho novel set in 1777 during the Colonies war for independence.

First UK edition 1st printing, a Fine unread copy in a Near Fine jacket with very slight edge and tiny bit of color loss at spine ends. Fifth Lennox Kemp mystery.

Subtitled - A Story of the Texas War of Independence. Very Good book with wear to edges of boards and spine, some board just exposed along top of front board, corners are soft, and with mild soiling and fading. NO DUST JACKET. An early account, for young readers, of Davy Crockett in Texas at the Battle of the Alamo. Illustration on front board remains sharp and bright.

Fine minus, unread book that has slight crimping at spine ends; in a Near Fine jacket with light edge wear, pushed at bottom of spine and one tiny closed tear top edge of front panel. Signed by the author on the title page. Scuba diving mystery for teen readers.

First trade edition 1st printing from Bleak House Fine unread book in Fine minus jacket with touch of wear top of spine. Signed on the title page by Singer.

Good book with slant, foxing top page edges , and some light spots boards and spine; in a Good to Very Good jacket with edge wear and some slight losses corners and spine ends, sun fade on spine. Ballard's sixth Western novel.

Fine minus limited edition, unread book with slight crimping top of spine, in a Fine jacket. This is number 24 of 100 copies numbered and signed by Alexie on a tipped-in limitation page. Both a mystery and novel set in Seattle; Alexie's third book.

First UK edition 1st printing, a Near Fine book that opens easily to title page, and with light page yellowing; in a Fine dust jacket. This copy has been signed and dated 10/88 by author on title page.

Near Fine, unread book with crimps to spine ends and couple of bumps board edges' in a Fine minus dust jacket with mild rubbing to back panel. This copy has been Signed by Coleman on the title page - the sixth Moe Prager mystery.

A limited edition of only 250 copies of the original work by Long that was first published in 1936. This version includes an Afterword by Peggy Pond Church, linoleum block illustrations by Mark Sanders, and a final section, “Publishing History,” by the author’s son, Anton V. Long. Fine minus book with two tiny spots on top of page block, in a Fine minus jacket that has the slightest touch of sun fade on the spine. Peggy Pond Church was a well-known New Mexican writer and poet, who was author of “The House at Otowi Bridge.” The illustrations are quite beautiful, and this is a wonderfully-produced book printed on Strathmore Artland paper and handbound.

First UK edition, Fine minus, unread book with slight touch of page edge toning, in a Fine dust jacket. Gardner's first novel bot a coming of age story with dark mystery, somewhat patterned after Orwell's 1984. For juvenile and older readers. This copy signed by the author on the title page.

Near Fine, unread book with slight splay to front board and touch of waviness to text block; in a Fine minus jacket with touch of wear at bottom end of spine. Signed by author on the title page.