Search Results: Titles starting with R from Silver Wave Auctions and Sales

This Book is one in a series of Books on the Radio Boys written by Author, Gerald Breckenridge for boys of all ages. In this story, Jack Hampton's Father builds sending stations on Long Island and in New Mexico. The Radio Boys are in New Mexico helping with this endeavor. Book has 231 pages and some illustrations.

This Book is another in the Radio Boy Series by Author, Gerald Breckenridge. This Book finds the Radio Boys out looking for Atlantis, the Lost Continent and is an Adventure Story for "boys of all ages". Book has 222 pages plus the publisher's advertising pages in the back.

This is a Book, which is part of the Radio Boys Series, published in the 1920's and was one that was also published separately. This Book was copyrighted and published in 1922 and contains a personal note and signature by Thomas Edison that was inserted with his permission. Book has 238 pages.

This Book is another adventure story of the Radio Boys. In this story, the Boys are on Secret Service duty in California. This Book follows the issue, entitled Radio Boys on the Mexican Border. Book is written for boys of all ages and has 235 pages.

This Book was written by Pulitzer-Prize winning Author, Bob Woodward. Woodward won the Pulitzer for Books on the Watergate Scandal and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. In typical Woodward fashion, he delves into the events of the Donald Trump Presidency including the Covid-19 Pandemic, world economy, racial unrest and Trump's relations with world leaders including Kim Jong Un. "Rage" is Woodward's 20th Book.

This Book is a list of projects for children to do on those rainy days when they can't play outside. Book details a step-by-step format for described projects. Book has 127 pages with a list of projects in the table of contents.Book has 127 pages colorful illustrations on all pages.

This Book is the Story of Ranches and Ranching in the Western United States and Western part of Canada. This Book is an honest assessment of a way of life that is ever more threatened by political and economic pressures. It portrays Ranch Life through great photographs and interviews with those that live the life of a rancher. Book has 240 pages and many colorful photographs.

This Book was written to look at occupations of people in the Heartland of America to illustrate the point that most people, self-employed as farmer, rancher, or fisherman, work hard to protect the natural resources. They do this because they feel a moral responsibility to preserve their heritage as well as protect resources for their families and future generations after them. Book has 394 pages.

This Book is a compilation of short stories by new authors for children's reading. This is Volume 1 dated 1983, which was specifed as the beginning book of writings, with follow-on volumes in succeeding years. This Book was regionally produced in Lee's Summit, Missouri. The Book was illustrated by Michael L. Irvin, who signed the inside of the front cover. The short stories which compise the Book are great reading for children.NOTE: This Book has no ISBN Number assigned and was written by many aspiring writers, edited and illustrated and published by The Little People's Press.

This Book, by Walter Cronkite, is his life story. Cronkite was the premier American newscaster, watched by millions on his nightly news program. Cronkite is from an era where journalists reported the news accurately with very little political bias. He was beloved by most people and as an elder statesman, he wrote his personal reflections of his life. Cronkite won many journalistic awards and was presented with the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

This Book is the History of the United States by John Clark Ridpath, a prolific history author. This Book is entitled Ridpath's History of the United States, 20th Century Edition. The Book begins with the exploration of America by Norsemen, Spaniards and English and culminates with the the election of William McKinley as President in 1896. The last photograph of the Book is of President McKinley and his cabinet. This Book is comprehensive and one of the best American histories of its time. This Book contains four volumes in one book, 570 pages and over 250 illustrations and photographs. There are two author signatures in the frontispiece that are facsimile copies. This Book is very readable in its overall condition.

This Book is a well-researched work that describes the year, 1862, and the impact of the American Civil War on the Union as well as President Lincoln. The year, 1862, begins with the Union Army at the doorstep of defeat, but through the perseverance and decisions of President Lincoln, 1862 ended on a better note with Lincoln's signing of the Emancipation Proclamation.

This Book is a personal account by Author, William Least Heat-Moon, of a 5,000-mile voyage across the United States from New York to Astoria, Oregon. The voyage across America took the Author and his partner on the back roads of rivers, lakes and canals. The Author successfully blends this adventure with history and humor to keep the reader always interested. Book has several maps, photos and illustrations and 502 pages and some end-piece acknowledgements.

This Book is a novel set on a sugar plantation owned by a family, which struggled to keep it viable between the two world wars. Two of the three marriages in the novel had tragic endings. The Novel was published as two volumes, Parts I-VI and VII-XI. The entire Book in two volumes contains 622 pages. The front material does not state that this work is a First Edition, but it is believed to be.

This is a Special Edition of "The Robe" published for members of the Chicago Book Club. The original Book was published in 1942. It is a Story of Marcellus acquiring the Robe that Jesus wore at the Crucifixion and the impact that his possession of the Robe had on him and others.
The Book has eight full color illustrations.

This Book is a re-publication of Selected Poems of the famous American Poet, Robert Frost. This Book was designed by Patrice Kaplan and published by Fall River Press. If you like poetry by Robert Frost that is easy to read in a nearly new Book, this is the one for you. The Book has 334 pages and contains well over 100 of the original Author's best poems.

This Book is an edited version of the original work of Daniel DeFoe, which was written and published around 1719. This version of Robinson Crusoe was edited by Lora Peck of the Independent School District of Houston, Texas and published as a reprint by The John C. Winston Company as one of several clear-type popular classic books. This version has 301 pages and several color illustrations and sketches to enhance the reader's experience.

This Book is a gardener's dream and contains enough information for the beginning gardener and helpful tips for the experienced gardener. This Book lists a step-by-step method of building that flower garden you always wanted. It begins with the planning, and design, the selection of plants, the preparation of the soil and the planting and the enhancement of the garden with borders and decorative rock. After the garden is planted, the Book explains how to take care of it with minimal effort.