Search Results: Titles starting with T from OLD WORKING BOOKS & Bindery (Est. 1994)

Boston: Ticknor & Field, 1863. First edition. voice line. Leather backed paper printed boards (green). Oblong (16x25cm). pp. 400. Very Good/Ex-Lib. Rebacked spine and corners in acid free J. Hewitt washable black cloth and new headbands and marbled endpapers. Front edge ploughed and last page repaired with archival tape. Paper covers worn but readable. Only library markings are tiny red stamps on first two pages. Baker succeeded Mason as teacher of music in the Boston public schools 1841-7 and at the same time was president of the Handel and Haydn Society; soloist and composer of 3 cantatas; editor of Boston Music Journal; founded Boston Music School (1851-68). Perkins was elder brother of Henry Southwick Perkins and Julius Edson Perkins and editor of over 40 songbooks..

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1959. Edited by A.I.M.S. Street. Illustrated by Howard Glasser. First thus edition. Turquoise cloth, gilt print spine, uncut, lavender topstain. Demy 8vo. pp. xvi, 289, [1], ix (Index and Index to recipes), [1] colophon. Near Fine/Good/Clipped price in mylar. Topstain faded, one bumped corner in jacket with cap and fold chips and light rear soil. Introduction by Sophie Kerr..

Paris: P. Lethielleux, 1927. Nihil Obstat, Imprimatur, c.1926. Period rebound: red cloth, quarter red calf, 5 raised bands, gilt stamped spine title and 2 floral motifs. 12mo. pp. 513, [10]. VG/Ex-Lib. Rubber novitiate stamps, rear pocket. Top joint starting, light rubbing, lightly toned pages, edge nicks to several beginning pages. Comprenant : la table analytique de tous les volumes, la table des sujets traitŽs, la table alphabŽtique des titres. DressŽes par l'AbbŽ Ph. Mazoyer..

Washington, DC: Printed for the Use of the Nautical Almanac, 1856. First thus edition. American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac. Brown stitched wraps. 4to. pp. [iii], 304-329. VG. Traces of cover soil, foxing starting, internally fine, no ownership. Scarce supplement constructed from the formulae given by Walker in a report to Prof Bache, the Superintendent at the Coast Survey, and printed on the 114th page of the Coast Survey Report for 1848; and from those given by Adams on the 263rd page of Volume XIII of the Proceedings of the Royal Astronomical Society of London. They are adapted to the formulae and arguments of the Tables of the Moon, constructed for the use of the Nautical Almanac..

New York: Galahad, 1970. First edition. Red boards, white print spine. Large post 8vo. pp. xi, [1], 205. Fine/Near Fine/unclipped price in mylar. (unread)..

Longwood, FL: Malia Enterprises, 1996. Illustrated by b/w text photos. Stated first printing and edition. Black cloth, gilt stamping. Royal 8vo. pp. xiii, [1], 495, [1]. Appendices. Fine/Near Fine/No price in mylar. Minuscule tears to part of jacket top edge. Kunsan Air Base..

Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, (1993). First (N1) edition. Singular Lives: The Iowa Series in North American Biography. Black cloth. Royal 8vo. pp. 225, [3] Series titles. As New/Near Fine/No price in mylar. Unread copy with curved faint 'bump' to jacket rear. Book designer, illustrator. Foreword by Albert E. Stone..

New York: Frederick Warne, (1936). Illustrated by author. Original and authorized (0387) edition. (c.1910). Green boards, color pictorial top paste-on, color pictorial end papers. 24mo. pp. 84, [1]. Very Good/Good/Clipped price in mylar. (.75 hand-written in pencil, rear cover has original prices .60 in English, .75 French and Spanish). Foxing starting, several worn corners, small fold chips to jacket..

New York: Frederick Warne, (1987). Illustrated by author new colour reproductions. Original and authorized (0387) edition. (c.1907). Green pictorial boards and end papers. 24mo. pp. [vii], 8-58, [2]. Near Fine/No jacket. Faint dots of stain to several beginning pages. 80-year reissue of original. ISBN: 0723234671..

Boston: Joseph Knight, n.d. Illustrated by Tissue frontis and 9 plates, H. Pille etchings by L. Monzies with tissue guards. Reprint edition. (c.1807 London two volumes). Vellum backed silk covered boards, teg, uncut. 16mo (16cm). pp. [iv], 388. Good/No jacket, as issued. Edgeworn and soiled boards, owner bookplate, (ink gift inscription, 1892). Volume 2 of 2 only..

New York: Weathervane Books (Imprint Society/Crown), n.d. [August 1988 per publisher]. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham (17 In Line, 12 color plates, as the London First). First thus edition. (c.1935 Harrap). Grey boards illustrated and printed black, quarter black cloth printed orange, striking b&w illustrated end papers. 4to. pp. [ii], 317, [1]. Fine/Very Good/No price in mylar. Several short closed tears and rubs at edges and folds to brilliant jacket. Twenty-five (Short Stories). ISBN: 0517202352. Oversize..

London: Darton & Co, n.d. Illustrated by Copper plate frontis and with each story. Unspecified early reprint edition. c.1814. Red blind-stamped cloth, gilt topboard emblem, aeg. 24mo (14,5cm). pp. 34; 34; 33; 34; 35; 34; 34; 34. Very Good. Cover wear and soil, limp corners reinforced with fabric stay. The Cousins, Industry and Idleness, The Village Model, The Young Neighbors and Prudence without Meanness, The Widow's Tale and The Donkey and It's Masters, Bear and Forebear and Penny and Pound Foolish, The Aunt and Niece and The Double Journal, The Peace-Maker and Good Not Best..

Garden City: Doubleday, Page & Co, 1925. Kent edition. Complete Works, Volume VIII. Gray cloth, paper printed spine label, teg, uncut. 12mo. VG/No jacket, as issued. Caps lightly crushed, spine slightly darkened, internally NF..

London: R.S.P.C.A. (M. & C.), (1929). First edition. Stapled wraps. 8vo. pp. 7, [1] Ad. Near Fine. Traces of wear. Transcript issued of the broadcast by The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, author presided as President for the week..

New York: Albert Whitman, (September, 1920). Illustrated by six color plates by C. B. Falls. First thus edition. (c.1905 New York, A. Wessels, Wonderful Wishes of Jacky and Jean by Mary A. Dickerson) First Book. Green cloth, color topboard paston. 4to. pp. [8], 11-147, [2] blank. Fair/No jacket. Missing one plate (5/6 present) and one preliminary page. The missing plate matches the cover illustration. Corners and caps quite worn with joint tear and topboard dye loss. Text complete with two old straightened dogears and ink dot to rear of last illustrated ep. Scarce..

New York: Quadrangle Books, 1972. First edition. Red cloth. 8vo. pp. 377. VG/In like jacket/Unclipped price in mylar. Light edgewear, small closed tears, light soil..

New York: Henry Holt, 1902. Illustrated by several line drawings. Later edition. c.1899. Dark grey/green linen, gilt topboard and spine printing, uncut, teg. Large Post 8vo. pp. xi, [3] blank, 306, ads. Near Fine/No jacket. Many signatures unopened. Originally commissioned by Harvard Corp as lectures to Cambridge teachers..

Neptune, NJ: T.F.H. Publications, 1979. Illustrated by b&w and color photographs. First edition. Glossy pictorial boards. 12mo. pp. 93. Very Good/No jacket. Price sticker fep, bep partially loose..

New York: G. Schirmer, 1948. 30015. c.1921. Folded sheet music in decorated folder. 30,5cm. pp. 9. Near Fine. Light wear, no marking..

Rutland, VT & Tokyo, Japan: Charles E. Tuttle, (1966). Illustrated by black shapes. Stated first printing edition. Pictorial stapled wraps. 4to. pp. 55. Green tile still in shrink wrap. Very Good. As the story goes in China...a man named Tan dropped a square tile and it broke into seven pieces. He tried to put it back into a square, but made instead birds, boats, animals etc. He made tile copies for his friends and never did finish the original tile project. Before long notables like Lewis Carroll, Napoleon, John Quincy Adams and Edgar Allan Poe were hooked..