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

Full black covered boards, 458 pages, well illustrated, foldout map of the 7th's operations in the Korean War. Head and heel of spine bumped, crease to rear board near head of spine, 3 tips of boards bumped. No jacket.

Blue cloth covered boards, gilt decoration of Blackfoot warrior on front board, gilt lettering on spine, top edge gilt, folding map, frontispiece "The Sentinel", well illustrated. Head and heel of spine worn, as are tips of boards. Toning to first free endpaper, front hinge a bit tender.
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One of the books in the American Trails Series edited by A. B. Guthrie, Jr.. Light brown full cloth covered boards, 273 pages, endpaper maps. Very good in VG dust jacket. Bump to heel of spine, book slightly cocked, pushed at head of spine, previous owner name and date on first free end paper. Jacket is sunned along spine, bit of wear to head and heel of spine ink mark on front panel.

The second book in the Brother Cadfael series of mysteries set in England during the middle ages. Very good in VG+ dust jacket. Book is slightly cocked, previous owners signature on first free endpaper. Dust jacket has several very small indentations to front panel.

Author writes about the traditional values of fly fishing—intimacy, quietness and solitude— that are challenged by tremendous surge in the popularity in fly fishing.

Author offers a realistic assessment of humanity's quest to end warfare. Blue paper covered boards. Fine in fine dust jacket

"…a mixture of geology, history, biography, and rich desert lore." Full grey cloth boards, profusely illustrated (118 photographs, some in color), 407 pages including index. Very good- in VG- dust jacket. Previous owners' name and address on front paste down, sticker residue on front board, binding slightly cocked. Dust jacket has chipping and wear to head and heel of spine panel and flap folds.

Third book in the main-highway guidebooks prepared by the Federal Writers Project. xii, 244 pages, well illustrated, fold-out map attached to rear pastedown. Signature in pencil of Francis P. Farquhar dated 1940 on first free endpaper. Full tan cloth covered boards, decoration of wagons on front board, dark brown top stain. Very good. Toning to half-title page and first free endpaper caused by laid-in card publicizing other books in American Guide series.

Full beige cloth covered boards, extensive notes, bibliography, index. Very good in VG- dust jacket. Heel of spine bumped and binding lightly pushed at head band, Dust jacket is price clipped, chip to head of spine panel (but present) overall light shelf wear.

First English edition, printed in same year as U. S. edition. Illustrated by Fredric Remington. Rebound in half brown leather and green cloth boards, top edge gilt, original cloth covers and spine bound-in at rear, marbled endpapers. Gilt lettering and decoration on spine. Very Good. Previous owner's bookplate on front pastedown, several small scuff marks along spine and upper tips of boards.

The Earth is warned by the Beloved Leaders that they face destruction by bad guys known as the Horch. But are the Beloved Leaders all they are cracked up to be? Fine in fine dust jacket.

German spies are at work in London during the blitz. Near fine in NF dust jacket. Head and heel of spine no longer crisp, hence NF grade. Jacket has very light wear to heel of spine.

Tan cloth covered boards, gold and red decorations. on front board. Very good+, no dust jacket. Tips of three corners lightly bumped, head and heel lightly bumped, small nick to head of spine.

Rebound with brown full pebbled cloth boards. Numerous engravings on steel and wood and chromo-lithograph plates. Introduction by General William T. Sherman. Publishers' "Guarantee To Subscribers" laid in. Very good, no dust jacket. Tape repair to verso of title page, lettering on spine dulled.

Stories of innovators, entrepreneurs and risk takers that help shape the American West. Quarter red cloth and beige paper covered boards. Very good in near fine dust jacket. Bump to bottom tip of front board along with corresponding abrasion to bottom edge, small spot of soiling to edge of text block, tiny spot to top edge of text block (not a remainder mark).

Volume 2 of a 2 volume series chronicling the lives of more than 100 influential men and women from all walks of life in early western frontier America. Quarter tan cloth and brown paper covered boards, pictorial endpapers, bibliography, index. Near fine in very good+ dust jacket. Very light bump to heel of spine, hence NF grade. Jacket has small crease to top edge of front panel, very small crease to heel of spine panel, very small abrasion and faint price sticker residue on rear panel.

"the unrivaled master of the crime novel once again breaks all the rules as he redefines the standards of the art."

"the unrivaled master of the crime novel once again breaks all the rules as he redefines the standards of the art."

More stories out of Kentucky. Head of spine bumped, hence VG+ grade. Jacket is near fine.

Full tan cloth covered boards, vignette of cow skull on front board, 50 pages. One of 350 copies. Originally appeared as letters published in a Jolliet newspaper 1847-1848.