Search Results: Titles starting with T from Collectible Books

1. Stated first edition. Minor rub to dj and light spotting to dustjacket and endpapers. Bookplate on frontendpaper. Pages clean, tight and bright.

Scarce 1925 second (revised) edition. Edited by William Roughead. Published by William Hodge & Co., Edinburgh and London (Notable British Trials Series). Red cloth with gold lettering on the spine. Pressed line borders on covers and pressed design to center of front cover. xi,402pp. Very good condition. 9 full-page listed illustrations of black and white photos, and a large foldout plan of the crime scene of at the end. An examination of a sensational British trial. In 1862 the "";Sandyford murder case""; was all the rage. Mrs. McLachlan found the body, always maintained her innocence, but was tried and found guilty of savagely murdering her good friend Jessie M'Pherson with a knife. Sentenced to be hanged, a commission review later sentenced her to life in prison. She was released in 1877 and moved to America. Reviewed in the ""Journal of Criminal Law, Criminology, and Political Science

1. Farrar Straus Giroux. Stated first edition, first printing. 1985. Fine/Fine. Publisher price of $15.95 on flap. Clean, bright, tight, unread, unmarked.

1. First edition published Oct 1912 by Frederick A. Stokes. Pictorial floral design border on front cover. Black lettering to lightly soiled cover and sunned spine. Tissue covered frontis. xvi + 275 pages including index. Former owner's name and bookplate inside front cover. No dj. 4 color and 99 b&w plates. Includes a fold-out of a Flemish tapestry known as, ""Kingdom of Heaven"" or ""The Adoration of the Eternal Father"". Clean, bright and tight inside. 6.5"" x 9.5"".

1. New York. 1982. Stated First Edition. First printing. The book is Fine, like new. Dust jacket with slightest bump and rub edgewear to top and bottom edges only.

1. New York Clarkson N. Potter, Inc 1964. Stated 1st Edition, first printing. Dustjacket with 1/4 "" closed edgetear. Book shows faint spotting to textblock edges and endpapers. Else unread, clean, bright and tight.

1. Stated first edition. Fine dj. Spine leans and two lines of text are underlined in pencil. Otherwise clean, bright and tight.

1. Authorized translation from the second enlarged and improved German edition by A. Duane M.D. Appleton & Co., NY. C1892, 1893 on title page. ""First American edition was published by Appleton in 1892, and issued successively in 1893, 1894, 1896 & 1898. 2nd American ed. issued in 1899."" xiii[1],788p.+12p.ads. 6""x9"". Clean brown cloth, pressed borders on covers; Spine w. gilt letters, splits to 1/2 of cloth edges, small tears to ends. Fep missing, hinge paper cracking; cords holding. Repairable. Pages clean, crisp, bright & tight. Includes index & ""numerous"" b&w plates including 12 pages of instruments. Tipped in color plates: 1 full-page photo-engraving, ""Neuro-Retinitis"" by C H Davis, and between 4 pages, 5 others 3x3"" numbered & titled, ""As shown by the De Zeng Luminous Opthalmoscope. De Zeng Optical Co., Philadelphia"" (Google: ""Text-book of Ophthalmology Fuchs 1893"" for this edition online.

1. 1987 Farrar, Strauss Giroux. Like new, unread, clean, bright and tight for dustjacket and book. Publisher's $14.95 on flap.

1. Title continues, ""...portraying the wonderful operations in all the great departments, and describing every important function of our national government, including its historical, executive, administative, departmental, artistic, and social features, with sketches of the Presidents and their wives and of all the famous women who have reigned in the White House from Washington's to Roosevelt's Administration."" Edited by Mrs. John A. Logan. Superbly illustrated with 50 full-page photogravure plates from photographs made by special permission of the US Government expressly for this work. A. D. Worthington & Co. Publ. Hartford, Conn. 1901. 752 clean and tight pages. Decorative maroon cloth with pressed designs, bright gold lettering to spine and front cover. Very light rub at corner tips and spine ends. Floral endpapers and pastedowns. Tissue covered frontispieces. Exceptional VG condition.

1. Stated first edition. Pantheon Books. 1976. Translated and Edited by Moss Roberts. Hardcover. Clean, tight, square, unmarked and unread. Untorn and unclipped dustjacket has curl at top front edge. Includes maps, illustrations, and index.

1. SIGNED by author Michael Jenkinson. ""John and Alice Way"" written in top page margin above title. Inscribed ""Best wishes, Michael"" below his name on title page. Published by Paisano. Softcover. 103 pages. Edition limited to 1500 copies. Very light wear. Biography and the political life of Reies Tijerina. Hispanic American movement in New Mexico, including the Tierra Amarilla Raid. Land grant issues and New Mexico settlement history to 1968, including info on 1826 Rio Grande settlements, and an early full page map. Illustrated with about 20 b&w photos. See NPR archive 6/01/07 for a great presentation on the person and the conflict.

1. Philadelphia: Carey, Lea & Carey, sold in New York by G. & C. Carvill, 1828. First edition in English. Two volumes bound in one. 9.75 x 6 inches. 212, 238pp + 2pp(ads). Original paper-covered boards, spine backed in tan cloth. Howes B385. Missing label and most of cloth facing spine; front board barely holding at spine top to a small piece of cloth. Needs reback. Edges and covers rubbed, pages untrimmed, mild foxing throughout; most of 2nd blank rear endpaper missing. Worthy of repair.

1. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., 1890. First Edition. Rare. Attractive, sturdy and intact. x + 1178 pp. + 8pp ads. All types of laws, their administration, execution, restrictions, etc., including about 650 ""useful forms"", and index. Leatherbound. Some scuffing and rubbing to leather. Spine with legible gilt title, remnant of another label, and 3 short repaired cracks. Occasional margin word, mark, or dog-eared page. Blank front endpaper note has several handwritten lines. Some soil to outside text block edges. Well bound.

1. "Treaty Establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom) and connected documents""; 1957 1st edition. 5.5 x 8 inches. Published in English by the Secretariat of the Interim Committee for the Common Market and Euratom, Brussels. 222 pages.

1. Publisher: The Hunter-Trader-Trapper. First edition 1925. Volume 1 of The Frontier Series. 214 pages + 6 full-page publisher's book ads. 46 listed illustrations. No jacket as published. Spine letters faded. Yellow cloth very lightly soiled. Else clean, bright, tight and unmarked. Pictorial front cover with Custer portrait, flag & sword. Title chapter contains Saper's account of Little Big Horn. Partial contents: Reno at the Little Big Horn, Reno a coward?, Trumpeter Martin, Heroes of the Expedition, Custer Survivor?, Comanche, Charley Reynolds, Custers Chief of Scouts. Cited in Nichols, Rader, Reese, Luther.

1. 1975 First edition First printing. Harper Row. Unclipped, intact dust jacket is edge bumped and rubbed overall. Minor light spotting to front endpapers and textblock edges. Pages clean, bright and tight.

1. Rand McNally & Co. Chicago (1900). 320 pages including index. Bright gilt to beautiful multi-colored pictorial cover, spine and top edge. Cloth clean with very slight edgewear. Spine darkened. Binding strong and tight. Pages clean, crisp, bright and tight. Bottom half of title page loose at hinge. Two pages have short margin tears; Illustrated with many full-page plates. Chapters are dated from 1869 to 1891. Author was captured and wrote about Sherman's march in 1864 while imprisoned in SC. A poem he wrote was put to music and sold a million+ copies. He made $5.