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

Well illustrated with maps and black and white photographs. Very good+ in fine dust jacket. Head and heel of spine bumped, hence VG+ grade.

Full brown cloth covered boards. Near fine in fine dust jacket. Head of spine lightly bumped, hence NF grade.

Light blue full cloth boards. Review copy, card laid in. Fine in VG dust jacket. Spine panel of jacket lightly sunned, hence VG grade.

Lawyer and PI Neil Hamel investigates the kidnaping of a parrot researcher and a rare indigo macaw. Fine in fine dust jacket.

Light green full cloth covered boards. Very good+ in VG+ dust jacket. Head and heel of spine no longer crisp, small bump to bottom edge on front board. Jacket has light wear to head and heel of spine.

Glossy maroon colored boards, Gilt lettering and gilt designs on boards and spine. Signed by Hill and president of National Sporting Fraternity. Small bookplate of Jeffrey Norton (of Jeffrey Norton Publishers) on front paste down. Laid in is a letter to Norton form the NSF announcing the availability of this book and commenting on the passing of the author and the celebration of his life. Red paper covered slipcase is in fine condition except for price sticker residue on side of case. No jacket as issued.

Rust colored cloth boards, silver device on front board. Features a large folding map in fine condition between page 272 and 273 and other illustrations. Very good+ in VG- dust jacket. Some toning to edges of endpapers, head and heel of spine no longer crisp, small groove to rear board at heel of spine but no damage to cloth. Jacket faded along spine, wear along front flap fold, chipping to jacket at head and heel of spine, tips of flap folds.

A collection of essays in appreciation of Patrick O'Brian's writing life. O'Brian is most famous for his Aubrey/Maturin Napoleonic war novels. Full blue cloth covered boards. Near fine in fine dust jacket. Light bump to head of spine, hence NF grade.

Based on five years of research and new information. Eight pages black and white photographs. Fine in fine dust jacket.

Quarter black cloth and red paper covered boards, Marine Corps emblem embossed in gilt foil on front board, well illustrated. Near fine in very good dust jacket. Heel of spine lightly bumped, hence NF grade. Jacket has shelf wear to front and rear panels.

Second volume in the Yale University Library Western Historical Series. This copy is number 19 of 500 copies. Quarter tan cloth and brown paper covered boards, gilt stripe on front board, gilt lettering on spine. Glassine dust jacket present but in poor condition. Three maps housed in a separate near fine slipcase (small nick to bottom edge.) Pond, a native of Connecticut, was a soldier in the French and Indian war, fur trapper, explorer, cartographer, and a founding member of the North West Company.

Ogden was a chief Factor for the Hudson's Bay Company working out of Fort Vancouver on the Columbia River. End paper maps. Very good+ in VG dust jacket. Bit of shelf wear along bottom edge of boards. Jacket has light wear to top edge and upper tip of flap tips, price clipped.

Full green cloth boards, one of 1,000 copies printed, 84 pages including index, fronts and 5 other illustration. Light wear to head and heel of spine, light wear to bottom edges of boards.

The author argues "… photographic and aesthetics played a crucial role in expressing and articulating the ideologies of imperialism driving British exploration and colonization." Full orange cloth covered boards, numerous black and white photographs, index and extensive reference notes, 272 pages. Near fine in NF Dust jacket. Very light bumping to tips of board, hence NF grade. Trace bit of creasing to tips of jacket, hence NF grade.

Brown and red cloth boards, profusely illustrated with black and white photographs. Very good in VG dust jacket. Heel of spine bumped, some sunning top top and bottom of boards, previous owner gift inscription on first free endpaper. Jacket is price clipped, rubbing to front and back panels, spot on upper corner of front flap.

A detailed history of early Idaho county located in the center part of the state known for its rugged beauty, the Salmon River, and the mining towns of Warren, Florence and Orogrande. Full tan cloth covered boards, illustration of miner panning for gold on front board, endpaper maps, numerous black and white photographs. Fine in very good dust jacket. Dust jacket has shelf wear to front panel, jacket price clipped, very faint stain to spine panel (might be sticker residue), several small marks to bottom edge of rear panel.

Full green cloth covered boards, gilt lettering on front cover and spine, endpaper maps, frontis, 24 other illustrations. Very good. Six-Guns #872. Bottom corners of boards bumped, light wear to head and heel of spine, previous owner's name on first free endpaper and name and address on following page, crease to corner of end paper opposite page 442. No dust jacket.

Author explores the early history of the "Primitive Area" of Idaho— land ringed by the Bitteroots, the Seven Devils, the Craig, the Clearwater and Salmon River mountains. Full green cloth covered boards, black lettering on front board and spine, endpaper maps, foldout map, black and white photographs. Dust jacket has light rubbing to top edge of front panel, small closed tear along top edge and faint blue stain to bottom edge of rear panel, light wear to edges of spine panel. Jacket is not price clipped.

The story of the pioneers that settled on land ceded by Great Britain to the new United States under the Treaty of Paris in what is now Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin. Near fine in near fine dust jacket. Small bump to head and heel of spine, hence NF grade. Jacket has very light wear to upper edges of flap folds, hence NF grade.

Tan cloth boards, 237 pages. Very good+ in VG dust jacket. Head and heel of spine bumped. Jacket has wear along top and bottom edges and edge of rear flap fold.