Search Results: Titles starting with J from THE FINE BOOKS COMPANY

J. T. WING & CO. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE NUMBER 40, J.T. Wing, 1914, first edition, spine lettering gone, some loss of white lettering to front cover, else a very good copy. Profusely illustrated. A wholesale dealers catalogue for manufacturer's supplies and engineers' specialties.

J.W. THINKS BLACK, Methodist Book Concern, 1922, first edition., vg in wraps. Illustrated with photos. Volume #2 in the John Wesley, Jr. series.

JACK AND THE BEANSTALK, Duenewald Printing Corporation, 1944, first edition thus, fine and bright in full color pictorial boards bound in plastic spiral binding in near fine full color matching pictorial dust-wrapper with some light wear to the head of the dust-wrapper spine and with all 5 Wehr moveables in perfect working order.

JACK AND THE IVORY PONIES, L. H. Kay, Publisher, 1930, first edition, tiny chip missing from upper fore edge corner tip of the front cover and lower fore edge corner tip of the rear cover, else a vg+ copy in full color pictorial wraps. Illustrated in color throughout. A 10 page story for children on the importance of good dental hygiene. Part of The Juvenile Health Library. We must indicate this as a rare item as we could not locate any holdings anywhere !!!

JACK FROST PAINT BOOK, Reuben Lilja, 1941, first edition, light wear and creasing to the upper fore edge corner tips, else just about fine in full color pictorial wraps by Milo Winter.

JACK IN THE BOX, Putnams, 1980, first edition., fine in dw.

JACK JOUETT'S RIDE / FULL COLOR PICTORIAL POSTER, Viking, 1973, first printing, measuring approximately 32" by 14" and most suitable for framing. A fine copy.

JACK OF EAGLES, Greenberg, 1952, first edition., some light foxing to the end-papers and paste-downs, else a vg+/near fine copy in a bright vg dust-wrapper save for some tape residue along the inner margins with some light bleed through to the rear dust-wrapper panel and dust-wrapper flaps. The authors first book! Actually, still a very nice copy. Along with JACK OF EAGLES, World Editions Inc. / Galaxy Pub. Corp., 1953, vg in full color pictorial wraps. This is Galaxy Science Fiction Novel # 19.

JACK OF SHADOWS in Fantasy & Science Fiction Magazine for July & August, 1971, first edition, 2 volumes complete, small chip to the head of the spine of the August issue, else just about fine in full color pictorial wraps. These issues also contain original contributions by: Gene Wolfe, Larry Niven, Ben Bova, Gahan Wilson, Isaac Asimov, et.al.

JACK O'LANTERN, Mystery League, 1930, first edition, a bright vg+ or better copy in like pictorial art deco dw.

JACK PUMPKINHEAD OF OZ, Reilly & Lee, (1929), faint stain to the lower section of the page edges with almost no evidence of bleeding on to the text block, slight soiling to a small area of the spine, else a tight, bright vg copy. Illustrated by by John R. Neill. A post 1935, but still early printing.

JACK THE RIPPER, Atheneum, 1980, first American edition, fine in like dw.

JACK WILLIAMSON'S CHINA DIARY, Portales, N.M., 1986, first edition., fine. 40 pages stapled, one of approximately 200 copies privately printed & distributed by the author concerning his 3 week stay in China in 1986. SIGNED by the author. Most uncommon.

THE JACKAL'S HEAD, Meredith Press, 1968, first edition., near fine in vg/vg+ dust-wrapper with a closed tear to the front dust-wrapper panel and some light wear and tear to the dust-wrapper spine extremities. Adventure and mystery set in Luxor (Thebes), Egypt. SIGNED by the author on a bookplate laid in.

JACKANAPES AND OTHER STORIES, G & D, N.d. (ca. 1940), vg+ in vg dust-wrapper with some wear and tear and 8 full color full page illustrations by Edna Cooke.

THE JACKET, Mills & Boon, 1915, first edition,some wear to the lower corner tips, some scattered silverfish to the covers (but not the spine), some foxing to the title page and the next 3 leaves, else a tight vg copy. Published later in the U.S. as STAR ROVER.

JACKIE GLEASON FUNNY TV COLORING BOOK, Abbott, 1956, first edition, some slight soil and creasing to the covers, else a vg+/near fine copy in yellow pictorial wraps as issued. Pictures to color depicting Gleason characters: The Poor Soul, Ralph Cramden, Reggie Van Gleason III, Fenwick Babbitt & Charlie Bratton.

JACKSON POLLOCK, The Museum of Modern Art, 1967, first edition., just about fine in wraps with a chronology of the artist's life along with early photos of he and his family and of course many reproductions of his work.

JACOB TWO-TWO MEETS THE HOODED FANG, Knopf, 1975, first edition., vg+ in a near vg dust-wrapper with some slight wear and tear. The source book for the film of the same name.

JACOB'S LADDER, University of Miami Press, 1950, first edition, 4 leaves with some small faint stains near the fore edge, else a tight vg+ copy in a near vg dust-wrapper with some wear and tear and staining, the last mostly to the rear dust-wrapper panel. Illustrated by Jessie Ayers. A most uncommon book.