Search Results: Titles starting with U from Good Old Books

New York: Doubleday & Co., Inc., 1972 444 pages, subtle wear to dust jacket.

London: Macmillan and Co., 1885 240 pages, 32 pages of ads from the publsher, first page of the ads states on the bottom margin: 10,000 9. 85 and a small a on the same line. Dated October, 1885 at top of page. Missing cloth on backstrip

Tokyo: Japan ukiyo- e Society, 1965 76 total pages, includes Eugene Langston: Louis V. Ledoux, the Man and his Collection, Writings of louis V. Ledoux, Louis Ledoux: an essay on Japanese prints amd more. Very light wear.

Tokyo: Japan Ukiyo-e Society, 1964 Contents: Kiyoshi Shibui: Proto Tokyo- some fragmentary notes on thge cultural history of edo, Robert Paine: Toyokuni's "Pictures of actors on the stage", James B. Austin: A little known set of comix tokaido prints by ikku and more.

St. Louis, Mo: Freiburg im Breisgau, 1901 352 pages, Historischer Roman in zwei Bänden aus der französischen Schreckenszeit. Previous owner's stamp on front end page. Interesting castle illustration on front board. A scarce title, early edition probably first American edition. German language.

Harvard University Press, 1976 428 pages, in original illustrated slipcase which includes 3 9" 33 1/3 albums. The slipcase has some minor stains.

New York: H. Dayton, 1858 312 pages, binding separated at page 310, cloth shows some wear.

Chicago: Twentieth Century Publishing Company of Chicago, 1913 228 pages, "A romance of a rural mail route and the new parcel post, of Michigan's "Iron Country" and its Southern Sand Hills, of the glorious farm lands to the south and the west of Lake Michigan, and of love, politics and personal efficiency everywhere." Many tipped in photographs, very creatively bound- previous owner's signature on front free end page.

Philadelphia: Henry Altemus Co. 212 with 4 pages of advertisings for other Altemus series. This is third of eight from the Boys of the Army Series. The last one is smash the germans so I presume this series must be circa 1920's... There is two small pin holes through the back of the dust jacket that just barely punctured through the rear board but did leave indents on several pages. The dust jacket has some light wear but really quite nice for it's age.

New York: Dodge Publishing Co., 1913 116 pages, really quite attractive with an art nouveau cover of gilt, white, green. Top edged green.

Laporte, Indiana: Allen Press, 1940 62 pages, mildly rubbed boards, last two pages have a small tear along edge, signed and inscribed to David Larson from the author.

New York: J. Selwin Tait and Sons, 1894 333 pages with 18 pages of ads for books from the publisher, scarce historical novel. Light stains to the decorative green boards.

Annapolis Junction, Maryland, U.S.A.: Community College Pr/Amer Assoc, 1997 264 pages, signed on the front free end page by the author's. A few tears on the dust jacket.

New York: Samuel Colman, 1839 211 pages, fourth impression of the original from Berlin according to the Preface, but first edition from this publisher, same date on title page and copyright page; binding is tight but the backstrip is mostly missing, previous owner's signature from 1841 on front free end page, scattered light foxing on pages, not starting front or back. A romantic fantasy- very scarce.

Bayfield, Wi.: Apostle Island Press, 1985 160 pages, signed and inscribed by the author: To the Captain and the Crew of the L. L. Smith, "May ou never become a chapter in this book!James M. Keller light wear, bottom corner bumped.

Steuben Glass, 1971 Special commemoration edition of 1,500 copies, blindstamped head of a Unicorn on the cover, leather backstrip; the book is the documentation of the fourth in a sequence of masterworks in crystal and precious metals- each limited to a single example. Opposite each panel is a description of the symbolism used for the engravings on the piece. Gentle soiling to boards, internally clean. 35 pages.

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri: Walsworth Publishing Company, Inc., 1987 96 pages, including photographs of the the Fourth Battalion 10th infantry Regiment.

Washington D.C.: Office of the Chief of Military History (Dept. of the Army), 1959 498 pages including index

Brooklyn, N.Y.: American Law Book Company, 1924 280 pages, a bit of wear on green cloth.

Cincinnati: United Typothetae of America, 1932 Being a portfolio of photo portraits of 37 past presidents between 1887- 1932 of the United Typothetae of America. Portfolio board/ cloth backstrip is rubbed, removeable portraits are all near fine, present and counted.