Search Results: Titles starting with L from Johnson's Used Books

Published by E Leitz, Inc., 1961. This vintage catalog is in good sound condition without a previous owner's name. Contains lenses, accessories, cameras, etc.

Lausanne Switzerland, Editions du Grand-Chene, 1947, limited edition, stiff original cream wrappers covered over with glassine wraps that are good with slight edge-nicks, internally fine and unmarked, color frontis by Suzanne Ballivet, small 1-word previous owner name in ink on top corner of free front endpaper, otherwise unmarked, 5-5/8""x7-5/8"", 266pp, protected by publisher's 3-sided wrap-around boards that has title on the spine area (fair or about good, quite sunned, rubs to extremities)

with an Introduction to County Architecture by Robert S. Gamble. Published for the Limestone County Historical Society, published by Portals Press, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1978, first edition, second printing. This very sought after and scarce hardback book is bound in yellow-orange boards and is in very good condition with no previous owner’s name or marginalia in the book. There are some mild rubs and wear to edges and corners of covers and the spine is slightly sunned. 268 pages. Illustrated throughout with specific houses representing areas of the county from its earliest history. This book has an enormous amount of genealogical information for this, the (at the time at least), smallest county in Alabama which includes Athens and Mooresville. Shipping weight over 4 lbs

NY, Trident, 1967, stated 2nd printing, hardcover, purple cloth spine with green boards, good to very good sound tight unmarked copy, a few white specks on the cloth at spine and front cover (white paint?), mild wear/bumps to cover extremities, 5-3/8""x8-3/8"", 257pp, good slightly edge-nicked priced dust jacket

Paris France, Le Cercle des Bibliophiles Europeens, 1969, ltd edition, hardcover, full red leather with gilt décor and spine lettering, very good, mild rubs to cover extremities, color ills., top edge gilt, red silk page marker ribbon, 3-1/2""x6-3/4"", 230pp, ill., no dust jacket probably as issued

London, Folio Soc 1975, 1st edition, hardcover, trans. From the French by Barbara Bray, ill. Jennifer Campbell, dark blue silk cloth with floral decoration, fine except spine area is age-toned/sunned as usual, 5-3/8""x8-3/4"", 219pp, good attractive slightly edge-nicked gold foil slipcase, gift condition

Norwalk CT, copy. 1955, sold blue buckram cloth covers, very good square tight unmarked copy with slight rubs to extremities, 8""x11-1/4"", 231pp, ill. Bernard Lamotte, about good plain slipcase with mild rubs to extremites and moderately sunned and soiled, shipping weight over 4 lbs, includes Sandglass (newsletter) laid in and pertinent to this title, unread, unmarked

Geneva Switzerland, Les humanoides Associes, 1999, stated 1st edition, hardcover, glossy color pictorial boards, no dust jacket as issued, about fine square tight unmarked copy, slightest rubs to cover extremities, 9-1/4""x 12-1/2"", 56pp, nice quality, shipping weight about 3 lbs

published by the Instituto Nacional de Antropologia E. historia, no date given, published in mexico. Ca 1950s? This 46 page pamphlet is bound in stiff pictorial wraps and is in good sound condition with some foxing to covers. No previous owner's name or marginalia. Zacatecas Mexican archaeology in Spanish, includes a mysterious archaeological site in Zacatecas. There are several theories about this place. Teotihuacan border, Toltec City, Tarasco center, capital city of the Chichimecas, etc.

Birmingham Printing, 1988, 1st edition, softcover original, stiff color pictorial front cover, fine, SIGNED presentation from the author inside the front cover, otherwise unmarked, ill., staple bound, 5-3/4""x8-1/2"", 34pp, appears unread, fine

London, School of Economics, 1931, a facsimile of the 1839 edition, solid black cloth, gilt title on spine, very good sound square tight unmarked copy, may be rebound, 5-1/4""x8-1/2"", 216 pages, no dust jacket.

NY, DD, 1988, stated 1st edition hardcover, burgundy cloth spine with brown boards, fine square tight unmarked copy, 6-1/8""x9-3/8"", 274pp, fine dust jacket

NY, HarperCollins, 2009, coded and stated 1st edition/printing, glossy blue and burgundy covers, hardcover, fine, slight rubs/bumps to cover extremities, no previous owner name or marks, fine dust jacket, 6-1/4""x9-1/4"", 507pp, shipping weight 3 lbs

NY, Fleming H. Revell, copy. 1951, states ""special pulpit book club edition"" on the copy. Page, hardcover, light green cloth spine with light brown tweed covers, very good, mild rubs to cover extremities, fair decent serviceable dust jacket, 192pp,text very mildly and evenly age-toned, 5-3/8""x8-1/8"", no previous owner name or marks

intro by Walter van Tilburg Clark, Palo Alto CA, American West Pub. Co., 1968, 1st edition hardcover, red tweed cloth, fine square tight unmarked copy, probably unread, 6""x9-1/4"", ill., 127 pages. very good attractive dust jacket. raxx

NY, Doran, (1913) 1st edition hardcover, crisp bright copy, inner hinges sound and uncracked...the only flaw is that the color frontispiece illustration is detached and the top edge of the illustration is chipped with some paper loss, some minor bumps on cover edges, crisp bright copy, decorations by Griselda M. McClure, good attractive slightly edge-nicked dust jacket (matches the covers), 6-1/4""x8-3/8"". 89pp

Baltimore MD, Johns Hopkins Press, 1992, 1st edition hardcdover, full burnt orange cloth, near fine square tight copy, small previous owner name on the free front endpaper, otherwise unmarked, slightest rubs if at all to the cover extremities, fine crisp bright dust jacket, 187pp, 5-1/2""x8-5/8"".

NY, Appleton, 1912, 1st edition hardcover, olive green cloth, fair sound square copy, exlibrary copy with the usual marks, , moderate wear to cover extremiities, inner hinges sound, ill., 5-3/8""x8-3/8"", 356pp, no dust jacket. A sound reading copy

NY, AMS Press. 1968, light green cloth hardcover, sound square tight clean little-used ex-library copy with the usual marks, otherwise very good, reprinted from the 1932 origin, first printing by this publisher, no dust jacket, 5-1/2""x8-5/8"", 273pp, quite scarce

author was in the French Underground during WWII, and then became de Gaulle's Chief of Intelligence...he exposed Soviet infiltration in the French government. Boston, Little Brown, 1970, stated 1st edition hardcover, green covers, near fine square tight bright unmarked copy, slightest bump on bottom edge of front cover at the spine, otherwise fine. Very good slightly edge-rubbed still crisp and bright dust jacket,344 pages. Excellent copy. 5-1/2""x8-1/2"". mxx