Search Results: Titles starting with T from Last Word Books LLC

Black cloth boards, gilt lettering and silver design on spine.

Full tan cloth covered boards. Signed by author "Best Wishes!" Good in good dust jacket. Small bookplate of Jeffrey Norton, noted bookseller and collector on front pastedown. Damp stain to lower front board near spine and extending to lower third of rear board, heel of spine no longer crisp. Dust jacket is price clipped and has light chipping to head and heel of spine panel and wear to flap folds.

A Leaphorn/Chee mystery. Inscribed by Hillerman "For C***** Hozho!" Head and heel of spine no longer crisp, hence VG+ grade. Dust jacket is fine.

A series of short stories about the early ranchers of Idaho's Teton Valley in the first sixty years of the 20th century. Two small scratches to front cover.

A Evan Tanner novel. Signed by author on title page. Rust cloth and mustard paper covered boards. Fine in fine dust jacket.

A story of four great baseball players and how they made the passage from sports icons to four men growing old.

A look at the customs and beliefs of the Sioux. Full red cloth covered boards, illustration of Sioux dancers on front board. Signed by author on fly leaf. Very good in VG+ dust jacket. Light sunning and touch to wear to head and heel of spine panel, crease to top edge of rear panel. Jacket is not price clipped ($3.95).

"…members of the world-famous Explorers Club share their spectacular journeys from the depths of the world's oceans…to outer space…" Fine in fine dust jacket.

Full white cloth covered boards, endpaper maps. A Leaphorn/Chee book. Bump to heel of spine, binding slightly rolled. Dust jacket spine slightly faded. Inscribed by author "For ** Red Deer ya' a't e'eh!".

Full white cloth covered boards, endpaper maps. A Leaphorn/Chee book. Head and heel of spine lightly bumped and rolled. Spine panel of dust jacket slightly faded.

Blue cloth and grey paper covered boards. First US edition. Binding lightly pushed at head band, hence VG grade. Dust jacket has light shelf wear to rear panel.

Blue cloth boards, frontispiece,16 other illustrations, 4 maps. Very good in VG- dust jacket. Gilt lettering on spine no longer bright, head and heel of spine bumped. Jacket has closed tear at heel of spine, wear along bottom edge, toning along edge of rear flap.

"Jackson lucidly recounts Jefferson's fundamental role over four decades in advocating and shaping the exploration, settlement, and development of the Trans-Mississippi West." Full brown cloth covered boards. Near fine in VG+ dust jacket. Very light wear to tips, head and heel of spine lightly bumped. Dust jacket has light chipping /wear to heel of spine and to upper tip of front board.

A Marcus Didius Falco novel.

Black cloth boards, inscribed "To P*** E****, Enjoy" dated 3/20/91. Very light bump to heel of spine. An unvarnished examination of the building of Washington DC. 701 pages, extensive notes, bibliography and index. Near fine in VG+ dust jacket. Jacket has light wrinkle to jacket at heel of spine, also small abrasion to bottom edge of front panel near heel.

Only 5,000 copies printed. Full cream colored cloth boards, gilt lettering, 2 folding maps, numerous other illustrations. A beautiful book. Plain white dust jacket is in good condition with tears, chipping and soiling.

The story of the spiritual awaking that helped many prisoners of war survive the living hell that were the Japanese prisoner of war camps along the Burma railroad during World War Two. Half grey cloth and green paper covered boards. Rear endpaper map of route of the "Railroad of Death" through Burma. Previous owner's small address label on front and rear pastedown, light sunning to top edge of boards. Dust jacket has wear along all edges, chipping to head and heel of spine panel, 1/2' tear to head of spine panel.

Light green cloth covered boards, stated first edition with code B-K on copyright page. Binding slightly cocked, bumped at head and heel of spine and bottom tip to front board, sunning to spine., rear spine cracked, Ffrst free endpaper has "No. 15-" written along top edge and a list of dates and the words "Not to be loaned" on rear endpaper. Jacket has light wear along top and bottom edges, mild wrinkling to bottom edge of rear panel.

Full grey cloth covered boards. The story of Michael Whittman, one of the best or maybe the best German panzer commander in World War 2. Fine in near fine dust jacket. Very light shelf wear to jacket, hence NF grade.

The military biography of John McCausland, CSA. After the burning of Chambersburg a reward was placed on his head and he had to flee the country after the war ended. Red cloth boards, gilt lettering on spine, end paper maps. Signed on first free endpaper. Fine in very good+ dust jacket. Touch of wear to head of spine and small wrinkle to rear panel of jacket, hence VG+ grade.