Search Results: Titles starting with T from Gary Menchen

With illustrations drawn and cut on wood by Japanese artists. Red cloth, very good condition. "Cheap edition". 302pp. Old booksellers stamp in rear for S Takahashi, Yokohama and Tokio.

Westport: Hyperion Press [1975]. 238pp. Hardbound, blue cloth. White paint (?) spot on front cover; see photo. Originally published in the Soviet Union in 1938; the author was killed in action in 1941.

London: John Calder [1987]. 352pp. Hardcover with dust jacket in very good condition. Someone inked "proxy war" on ffep.

Moscow: Raduga [c.1991]. 260pp. Mass-market sized paperback in very good condition.

Hardcover, brownish cloth with gilt lettering and illustration - a bit faded, see photos. Pictorial frontis partially detached, otherwise a solid copy. 310pp. The third edition, with an introduction by Edward A. Samuels. The author was born in Medford, MA, and was just 17 when he hiked across South America.

Three Little Pigs. Forty illustrations by John Rea Neill.Hardover with dustjacket Philadephia: Henry Altemus Company, copyright 1904. 94p.
Jacket has tears. Coloring on endpapers from jacket. Binding is clean and bright. Interior clean; very good. See photos.

Kopelev, Lev. To Be Preserved Forever.Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott. [1977]. Translated and edited by Anthony Austin. Published and translated under the auspices of Ardis.Very good condition.

London: Philip Lee Warner and Jonathan Cape, 1921. Two volumes. With a new preface by the author, and all original maps, plans and cuts, Reprinted September 1921. Pocket in rear of volume 1 with a large colored map on linen. Ex-Library. Would be very good or better otherwise: Library markings include white labels at base of spines, library book plates, small red "removed stamp" on bottom edges, small removed stamp on title page, paste-in in rear. They were certainly not much used in the library. No pages cut beyond page 57 of volume 1. Shipping outside the U.S. require a surcharge.

Mundy, Talbot. Tros of Samothrace. New York: D. Appleton-Century Company, 1934. 949p.Yellow cloth binding with design on front cover. Faint pencilled sketch of ocean-liner on back free end-paper. Very good condition.

Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House. No Date. 487pp. ffep has a paste in "With Compliments From Northern Book House". Includes Sholokhov's "The Fate of a Man", Daniil Granin "Second Variant"; Sadriddin Aini: "My last Days at the Madrasah", etc.