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

"M" is also for money, the Malek family, Millhone, memories, malice and, of course, murder. Fine in fine dust jacket. Signed.

Fletcher, an expert hiker and backpacker (Thousand Mile Summer, New Complete Walker) tackles the Grand Canyon from one end to the other—solo. Full maroon covered cloth boards, orange top stain, numerous black & white photographs by author, fold out map of Fletcher's route at rear. First edition, 3rd printing. Very Good in VG dust jacket. Jacket has light wear along edges, light chipping to head and heel of spine panel.

Full brown cloth covered boards, 133 full page trail maps, 9 detail maps, 8 photographs. Signed and inscribed to a book contributor for his valuable contributions. Near fine in Very good dust jacket. Small tear (3/4") to bottom edge of rear panel, light wear to head and heel of spine panel and along top edge of front panel.

The story of "Chesty" Puller who rose from the rank of private to lieutenant general. Eight pages of black and white photographs. Very good+ in VG dust jacket. Heel of spine no longer crisp, and small nick to title and half title pages along fore edge, hence VG+ grade. Wear to top edge of jacket particularly at head of spine and tip of front flap, also to heel of spine, two very small abrasions to jacket along spine.

Quarter black and gold cloth covered boards, spade and pick decoration embossed on front board. Jacket has 1inch tears at top of rear flap fold near head of spine.

Special limited edition in red cloth slipcase. No. 265 of 350 copies. Bound in full red cloth, edges of text block all gilt. Signed on limitation page. Fine in fine dust jacket. Slipcase is very good with some fading to head and heel of spine. Dust jacket clipped by publisher. DJ protected by issue paper but has a small piece on top edge missing (but no damage to DJ).

"In Colorado, in 1879, a complex of troubles between red men and white erupted in sudden violence..." Red cloth boards, gilt lettering on spine, end paper maps. 364 pages. VG+ in VG dust jacket. Binding pushed at headband, head and heel of spine no longer crisp, a bit of wear to tips of boards. Wear to jacket at head and heel of spine panel, top and bottom of flap folds also sunning to spine panel.

First published in 1901 by Houghton, Mifflin this edition contains new information provided by Jeffrey A. Linscott. "A fascinating look at the ship and her passengers…insights into officers and crew" and passengers, quarters, food and cooking. Well illustrated. Book is near fine with only a small light crease to rear cover.

A new telling of the story of the Puritan emigres that left Southampton, England in 1620 to found a colony in America.

First book in a five book series. Fine in VG+ dust jacket. Jacket has small nick to heel of spine, hence VG+.

Western Frontiersman Series XIV. Full red cloth covered boards, frontispiece pictures of Lewis and Clark, other illustrations, fold out map, top edge stained, other edges untrimmed. One of 1263 copies. Signed and inscribed by author "For Edie and George W**** with warmest regards" on first free endpaper. Very good. Gilt lettering on spine dulled, wear to head and heel of spine, wear to tips and top and bottom edges of boards.

Author describes the ships, the guns, ships company, life at sea and the songs of Nelson's navy. Full brown cloth covered boards, well illustrated. Fine in fine dust jacket.

Full red cloth covered boards. Head of spine sunned, tips of boards bumped. Jacket is faded along spine, major chip and paper loss to top edge of rear panel, wear along flap folds head of spine, top edge of front panel.

The second Kevin Kerney mystery. Near fine in fine dust jacket. Head and heel of spine no longer crisp, hence near fine grade. Signed.

Review copy, review slip laid in. Author's fifth book. Fine in near fine dust jacket. Jacket has very light wear to tips of flap folds.

The true story of the militant idealist John Brown. Full brown cloth covered boards, pictorial endpapers. Signed by author on title page. Very good in fine dust jacket. Light bump to head and heel of spine, indentations to bottom edge of text block.

Stories about the mining town that would never die: Butte Montana, the richest hill on earth. Full cloth covered boards, illustrations, pictorial endpapers. Fine in NF dust jacket. Dust jacket has small, faint scratch to rear panel, hence NF Grade

Profusely illustrated with color plates of minnows and their fly fishing imitations. Trace bit of wear to tips of covers. Scarce in this condition.

Author served in the Blue Max, an aerial field artillery unit, 2nd Battalion, 20th Field Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division Airmobile) was shot down by a North Vietmanese SA-7 missile and lived to tell the story. Very small crease to upper corner of front cover, hence NF grade.

Very good in fine dust jack. Head of spine lightly pushed, hence VG grade. Inscribed by author "Mike—Very best".