Search Results: Titles starting with O from Maggie Lambeth

Rockport, Tx: Compass Printing, 1981. Reprint. VERY GOOD.. 227pp., illus., index, plastic comb binding. Over 100 recipes for shrimp and crab recipes are extensive and include Gumbo, Jambalaya, Mornay, Newburg, New Orleans, Piroshki, Polenta, Rarebit, Ravigote, Spaghetti, Thermidor and Aspic.

San Antonio : Naylor, 1952. First Edition. VERY GOOD/good. SIGNED by both authors on limitation page, photos, 125pp., dj chipped around edges, in archival mylar Ector County, some ranching history and genealogy. Jenkins - Cracker Barrel Chronicles 1477. Scarce.

Austin, Tx: Flatbed Galleries, 21009. 1st Printing. Paperback. FINE. Exhibition Catalog May2 - June 27, 2009, color plates, photos, 48pp. Fort Worth printmaker, born in 1924.

Brownsville: Springman - King, 1977. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/good. SIGNED dated on free front endpaper. Biblio, photos, 187pp., dj. History of Freer in Duval County during and prior to its boom days. Created from Nueces, Live Oak and Star counties in 1858. Rare.

Beaumont, Tx: Art Museum of Southeast Texas, 1998. FINE. Catalog for the exhibition - Sept. 12 - Dec 20, 1998. Notes, exhibition check list b/w text reproductions, 47pp. plus full page color plates including Alexandre Hogue, Olin Travis, Ed Bearden, Thomas Hart Benton, Edward Ruscha, etc. 4to color wraps

Burnet: Eakin Press, 1979. 2nd Printing. Hardcover. FINE/very good. Edited and compiled by Kenneth Neighbours. Map endpapers, 447pp., index, biblio, large folding map, text maps, dj spine fade in archival mylar cover. Gilt spine title on brown leatherette. No owner names. Twenty maps including the San Antonio Roads, Route of Cabeza de Vaca, Map of the Central National Road of the Republic of Texas, Marcy's Road from Dona Ana, Military Roads of Central West Texas 1849-60, Van Dorn's Trails 1858 - 1859, Route of the Leach Wagon Trail Across Texas, Butterfield Mail Route in Texas, etc.

New York, NY: Harper & Row, 1999. Reprint. Hardcover. Fine in Very Good DJ/very good. (1956) reprint, drawings by Carl Berger, beige cloth, black spine titles, yellow illus.dj, price unclipped, one fractional tear at head of spine. Together with a rare copy of Authos' Letter of Acceptance Mason county author's award winning novel about family life on a Hill Courtry ranch and a young boy's coming of age while his father is away on a cattle drive. The Newbery Honor winning book was made into a drama film in 1957; produced by Walt Disney. Gipson, Fred. A LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE. Tacoma, Wa: Harper & Brothers, 1960, Limited edition, One of 500 copies, no. 466. Printed yellow wraps, with pictorial from the book, 4pg. stapled. FINE. Pamphlet. "In appreciation of the 1959 Young Readers' Choice Award to Old Yeller, his publishers take pleasure in pesenting this special reprint of Mr. Gipson's letter of acceptance to the delegates to the Washington School Library Association Meeting, at Tacoma, March 25-26,… Read More

Wa. D.C.: Smithsonian, 1911. 1st edition. Hardcover. FAIR . 672pp., index, folding map of reservation, 65 plates, photographs of many tribal members, 132 illus. thru-out with text drawings, photos of artifacts, tribal names. Gilt-stamped green cloth, 4to (over-size). Covers heavily flecked with loss of color to cloth especially spine. Some water stains. No ownership names, tight binding and hinges are tight contents clean.

Santa Fe, NM: Museum of New Mexico Press, 1980. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE IN VERY GOOD DJ./very good. 148pp., illust., notes. No names, dj rubbed with sticker on heel of spine. Brown pictorial tan leatherette. Brings together an historical text for the author, son of Andrew Jackson Potter, whose many famous exploits in the Southwest were previous published under his own name and including Harold Bugbee, a photo with Gene Autry and Maury Maverick, Charles Goodnight, J. Frank Dobie, etc. See HERD 1821. DOBIE p.114. HOWES P512.

San Antonio: Museum Association by Trinity Press, 1976. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/very good. SIGNED with author's presentation plus a signed letter. 238pp., index, bibliography, notes, b/w photos, color plates. Oblong 4to gilt-stamped green cloth with small area loss of coloron the bottom edge of the lower board. DJ with minor edge wear and faint soil on white back is very good in mylar cover. Probably the most sought after of all Texas art books. Includes the work of Robert and Julian his son whose last paintings, Dawn in the Hills and Autumn Tapestry, were shown in the 1922 exhibition of the National Academy of Design in N.Y.

San Antonio: Museum Association by Trinity Press, 1976. First Edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD/good. 238pp., index, bibliography, notes, b/w photos, color plates. Oblong 4to gilt-stamped green cloth bright, corners sharp, no names, no writing, 2 facing interior pages have light spots, one page has archival tape repair near gutter. All else very good. DJ soiled on lower panel with long tape repair in archival mylar. Excellent reading or research copy. Includes the work of Robert and Julian his son whose last paintings, Dawn in the Hills and Autumn Tapestry, were shown in the 1922 exhibition of the National Academy of Design in N.Y. Rare.

College Station: A&M, 1992. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE /O'Neil Ford (Texan, 1905 – 1982) was an American architect of the mid-20th century in Texas and a leading architect of the American Southwest. He is considered one of the nation's best unknown architects, and his designs merged the modernism of Europe with the indigenous qualities of early Texas architecture. In 1974 he was designated a National Historic Landmark by the National Council on the Arts, the only individual to ever be given that title. O'Neil Ford was born in Pink Hill, Texas in 1905. He moved to Denton, Texas in 1917 after the death of his father. He enrolled in North Texas State Teachers College (University of North Texas) for two years, but financial burdens forced him to abandon his efforts of a formal education. Instead, he earned an architectural certificate by mail from the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, Pennsylvania. In 1926, he began a long partnership with regional architects and was first… Read More

College Station: A&M, 1992. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. 273pp., illus., color photos, biblio, notes, folio, dj. San Antonio architect who was designated a National Historical Landmark by the Natl. Council on the Arts. He brought an indigenous Southwestern flair to homes, public buildings and businesses from the mid 1930's until his death in 1982.

Austin: National Park Service, 2003. Pamphlet. FINE. 50pp., printed white wraps.

Villita Assembly Building: San Antonio German Club, 1969. Black printed 4to gold wraps, black and spider-web parchment endpapers, 12pp., Melvin A. Krenek, President, list of officers and directors, chairmen and appointments, program, appreciation of retiring President, mr. Scott Petty, Jr., presentation of honorees, reception, breakfast 12pm etc. Photographs of San Antonio debutantes.

Austin: University of Texas Press, 1984. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE IN VERY GOOD DJ./very good. Edited by Hazel H. Ransom and published after the author's death.1 of 1,000 copies bound in gilt-stamped Morocco grain cowhide and Strathmore Rhododendron Text, brand pictorial dust jacket, design and typography by George Lenox 72pp., printed two colors title page, chapter titles, page headings and page numbers. Six essays on the author's thesis of a counterfrontier settled by thoughtful undramatic citizens who, he says, were the other Texans- the Texans without guns; an alternative to the stereotypical picture of the brash, blustery heroes of the Texas frontier.

Denton, Texas: University of North Texas, 1989. First Edition. Paperback. VERY GOOD. Advance Review Copy. Introduction by Jane Roberts WoodFirst book out of the fledgling University of North Texas Press, and is a co-publishing effort with the Dallas County Community College District. Letter signed by the director, Frances B. Vick. No names, no writing, corner of upper cover wrinkled. Includes writing by the editors, and Ed Garcia, Beverlye Brown, D.H. Murray, N.T. Casillas, Thelma Cruz, Peggy Little and others.

College Station: Texas A & M University Press, 2018. First Edition. Hardcover. FINE/fine. SIGNED and dated by the author, 117pp., color plates, photos, index, notes, square 4to, dj.

Color photographs thru-out, price unclipped dj. Foreword by Ken Burns A beautiful record of this president's days in office.

Image size 9X6 inches. 19th century French engraving from Le Tour de Monde. Shows native Indians probably near Denison, in group portrait of 7 in full native dress. Foxed.