Search Results: Titles starting with L from Last Word Books LLC

The 12th alphabet mystery and Kinsey is once again back in bad company. Fine in fine dust jacket.

The 12th alphabet mystery and Kinsey is once again back in bad company. Fine in fine dust jacket.

Quarter rust colored cloth and orange paper covered boards, 413 pages including sources, notes and index. 16 pages of black and white photographs, Very good in+ VG dust jacket. Binding slightly pushed at head band, bumped at heel of spine. Touch of wear to jacket on bottom tip of rear flap fold.

15th book in the Longmire series. Very good+ in VG dust jacket. Heel of spine is bumped, hence VG+ grade. Dust jacket has small wrinkles to head and heel of spine panel, small nick to top edge of rear panel.

"…brings to the general public the fullest examination to date…of the Franciscan missions in California and of the stores hidden in these monuments, Franciscan priests, Spanish officials and Native Americans…" Very small nick to top edge of front cover near spine, hence NF grade..

No. 234 of 250 copies, quarter black leather and tan paper covered boards, two raised bands, gilt lettering on spine, paper label on front board. Lengthy gift inscription on half-title page and another on the last free endpaper signed by Bill Wittliff, the book's designer. Both inscriptions are to a member of the Indian Claims Commission. Slipcase is in fine condition.

Very good+ in very good+ dust jacket. Head and heel of spine lightly bumped. Jacket has light shelf wear to front and rear panels.

Light mustard cloth boards, 370 pages including notes and index. Head an heel of spine no longer crisp. Inscribed by author "To C*** S**** with thanks and set wishes!" Near fine in NF dust jacket.

Light blue cloth and red paper boards, numerous maps and illustrations

Lee Wulff was a pioneer in fly fishing and conservation efforts to save Atlantic salmon. Tan linen covered boards, 263 pages, illustrations by author. Some toning to endpapers, binding is tight. Jacket appears to be from a J. B. Lippincott edition and is printed on stock heavier than a typical dust jacket material. Also, upper corner of front flap is clipped even thought $2.00 price appears on bottom corner..

Light blue full cloth boards, 242 pages including index. Wear to head and heel of spine, shelf wear to bottom edges, age toning to top edge, wear to tips. Small bookplate of a book publisher on front pastedown. Jacket has wear and chipping to head and heel of spine, age toning to rear panel and back flap, light sunning to spine.

Ex-knight and now monk, Cadfael takes on the case of two thwarted lovers. Near fine in very good+ dust jacket. Dust jacket has two creases to front flap.

Reddish brown "leatherette" style boards, Gilt decoration and lettering on front board, glit lettering on spine, end paper map of Oregon Trail in 1850. Signed by author and artist. Fine, no dust jacket as issued. The book is based on a letter written in 1851 by Lucia Lorain Williams describing her journey along the Oregon Trail.

Blue cloth and grey paper covered boards. Aubrey, no longer a post captain, and Maturin sail on the Surprise with a letter of marque to fight the French. First US edition. Near fine in NF dust jacket. Head an heel of spine no longer crisp. Dust jacket has light wear to tips of boards and heel of spine panel.

Second Edition With Additional Documents and Notes. Brown full cloth covered boards, Both volumes are lightly pushed at head and heel of spine. Slip case in fine condition.

Two volumes, red speckled top stain. A collection of over 400 of Parkman's letters from his Oregon Trail days to the close of his career in 1893. Slip case is in near fine condition. No jackets as issued.

McLoughlin was the chief factor for the Hudson's Bay Company for the Pacific northwest. Green cloth boards, endpaper maps. Near fine in VG dust jacket. Small spot of toning on bottom edge of text block. Jacket spine panel lightly sunned, some age toning to rear panel and edges of flap folds. Small closed tear to front panel along spine and top edge of rear panel.

The seventh Anna Pigeon mystery. Fine in fine dust jacket. Signed

The fifth Neil Hamel book. Near fine in fine dust jacket. Heel of spine lightly bumped, hence NF grade.

Rebound in full brown cloth in near fine condition. Ex-library markings are a Sonoma Public Library stamp on title page and page 322, and "discarded not to be resold" stamped on title page. A very nice copy. Author, a U.S. cavalry officer, recounts his adventures on the Texas, Arizona and New Mexico frontiers. Howes 2nd Ed. C879