Search Results: Titles starting with S from Squid Ink Books

Subtitled - Essays on the American West - Very Good book that has a tiny bump to lower corner back board, with bumps, pushing and fading to both ends of spine; in a Near Fine dust jacket with light edge wear and mild bumping and wrinkling to spine ends. Twelve wide-ranging essays about the West.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine unread book in a Near Fine jacket with slight rubbing and some very light overwrite impressions back panel. The second Robert Amiss mystery. Very scarce.

First edition 1st printing Fine minus book with slight page edge yellowing and with a previous owner address label on the front paste down, hidden by front flap, in a Very Good jacket with edge wear, some color loss, age toning along edges and mild sun fade on the spine; an unread copy signed by the author on the FEP. Story of a Kansas lawyer who was well-known in the region during the later 1800s and early 1900s; written by his son.

Subtitled: Rickenbacker’s Full Story Including His Message to America. Introduction by W.L. White. A later printing. Very Good to Near Fine book with bit of slant and slight starting at front hinge, in a similar jacket with light edge wear and slight rubbing, price of $2.50 present. Quite nice copy that is signed and inscribed by author on first FEP in blue ink and dated 1962. Rickenbacker was the U.S.’ most famous Ace during WWI. He was a civilian in WWII but was on a mission to the Asian Theatre, supposedly to deliver a secret message to McArthur. The B-17 he was in went down in the Pacific, and this book is his recounting of the survivors drifting at sea in life rafts for 24 days before being rescued.                         

First edition 1st printing, Fine minus unread book that has a few spots of light foxing on page edges, in a Near Fine jacket that has slight edge wear, mild rubbing and light sunning top portion of spine. This copy signed by the author on the half title page. An account of the development of the colonies of writers and artists in New Mexico, which attracted notables such as D. H. Lawrence and Georgia O’Keeffe, and many others. Book is illustrated with numerous photographs.

First edition, lettered limited in quarter morocco binding and marbled boards, Fine unread book in Fine jacket, housed in Fine slipcase, copy OOO of 104 lettered copies, Signed by author on limitation page - PI Duncan Sloan returns. Mystery set in Florida.

Fine unread book in Fine dust jacket. This copy signed in red by Truluck on the title page. PI Duncan Sloan returns - set in Florida.

Numbered limited edition, the true 1st of this Connelly mystery. This copy is number 21 of 300 (note photo shows limitation for # 29) cloth-bound limited editions that are signed by Connelly on the limitation page. Fine unread book, jacket and slipcase. Not a Harry Bosch, but Jack McEvoy, reporter from The Poet, is back and unearths a serial killer. Starred review in Booklist – Even confirmed Harry Bosch fans will have to admit that this Harry-less novel is one of Connelly's very best – Bill Ott. This was Dennis McMillan's final publication.

First UK edition, Fine, unread book in a Fine dust jacket. The third Joe Gunther mystery set in New England.

Very Good book with light soiling fron page edges, bit of splay to front board, and with crimping at spine ends; in a Very Good dust jacket with slight rubbing both panels, creases to both flaps one at front corner at price and other vertical along middle of back flap, and a couple of slight scratches to front panel. This copy has been signed by Walters on the title page. US first printing of author's second mystery, winner of both an Edgar Award and a Macavity Award.

First UK printing, Very Good to Near Fine book with light crimping to spine ends and light page edge toning, book opens easily to title page; in a Fine dust jacket. Walters second mystery was winner of an Edgar Award. This copy has been signed by Walters on the title page.

Subtitled - A Naturalist's Notebook - Fine book in a Near Fine jacket with slight edge wear and a number of tiny pin pricks lower front panel that at first glance appear to be part of jacket design. A tight unread copy signed by Tweit on the title page. The creatures and plants of all the Southwestern U.S. deserts are covered, with beautiful color illustrations by Kirk Caldwell.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine minus unread book with touch of wear corners and edges, very slight bow of page block away from spine at top in a Near Fine jacket with light rubbing and a mild wrinkle bottom of back panel.

Fine unread book in a Fine jacket. Signed by Hay on the title page. A biblio novel centered on a lost Herman Melville manuscript.

Very Good book with mild spine slant, light wear to edges with small spots of board showing at corners and near/at spine, pages are age-yellowed as is usual with this title; in a similar dust jacket that has light edge and corner wear with touch of color loss  at spine ends and bottom edge front panel, a one inch closed tear with small chip and crease in gutter bottom of front panel, mild rubbing to both panels. Price of $2.95 present on front flap. An early 87th Precinct mystery.

First UK edition, Fine unread book, in a Fine dust jacket; signed by Gleeson on title page - her second mystery.

Fine minus unread book that has slight age toning along edges of boards and very tiny bump bottom back board; in a Near Fine dust jacket that has mild rubbing and several light overwrite impressions back panel. The third Molly Bearpaw mystery, signed by Hager on the title page.

Book is sub-titled: A Few Notes On The Development Of ALASKA 1867 – 1932. Good to Very Good book that has soft spine ends, some light soiling and rubbing to boards, touch of looseness to spine, page block edges are sprinkled in light blue, two previous owner identifications on front end page - one in ink and one on a label. Book was published in an edition of only 500 copies. In a Fair to Good dust jacket that has wear and rubbing, two small holes, edge and corner wear with some loss, especially at spine ends, age yellowing to spine. Back panel and flaps are blank. Facsimile signature and inscription on third front end page – With the compliments of the author. Very hard to find this title with a dust jacket.

First edition 1st printing, Near Fine book with slight ding and push at top of spine, boards are very slightly splayed, in a Fine minus jacket with a slight rub and small scratch on front panel. This copy has been signed by King on the title page. Third Max Freeman mystery, set in Florida.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine new and unread copy bound in oversize, full color wraps signed and dated 7-11-05 by Levack on the title page, an Aztec mystery.