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

The story of the Modoc War of 1873. Black cloth boards, gilt lettering on spine, 116 pages, plus 12 pages of black and white photographs. Very good+ in VG+ dust Jacket. Head and heel of spine bumped, binding slightly cocked. Wear to jacket at head and heel of spine and along edges and tips, some darkening to top edge of jacket and flap folds.

Full red cloth covered boards are lightly bumped at head and heel of spine. Jacket has a small wrinkle to head of spine

Using Russian archives never before available, Rees sheds new light on the brutal conflict on the eastern front in World War II. Black cloth covered boards, silver lettering on spine, very well illustrated. Fine in fine dust jacket.

The story of Satanta's daring raid into the north Texas plains. Quarter red pebble and tan cloth boards. Binding lightly pushed at head band, small rub to front board. Jacket has small crease to bottom edge of rear panel, small nick to heel.

Full red cloth covered boards. "…compulsory reading for anyone who is interested in the development of science fiction…" Slight bump to heel of spine, small mark to dedication page. Jacket has light toning to flaps.

Full brown cloth covered boards. Very good+ in near fine just jacket. Head of spine lightly bumped.

"A gritty and raw account by a leader in the first combined special unit of Rangers and SEALS during the deadliest period of combat in the twenty-first century." Full black cloth covered boards. Fine in fine dust jacket.

Full tan cloth covered boards, pictorial vignette of cowboy herding cattle on front board and spine, ix, 247 pages, illustrations, black and white photographs, and maps. Fine in VG+ dust jacket. Jacket has some discoloration to top edge of rear panel and rear flap and along flap fold, small nick to top edge of front panel.

Full dark brown cloth covered boards, well illustrated, appendices, glossary, bibliography and index. Very Good+ in NF dust jacket. Book has "2012" in ink on top right corner of first free endpaper, hence VG+ grade. Jacket has very light shelf wear to rear panel, hence NF grade.

Beige cloth covered boards with brown lettering, copyright page states first edition published May 1937 with code C-M. Jacket has wear ands chipping along top and bottom edges with some paper loss, tape repairs to verso, spine sunned.

Tan cloth boards, 347 pages, frontispiece and 17 other illustrations. Very good in VG-dust jacket. Binding lightly pushed at headband. Dust jacket has wear to top and bottom of spine, crease to bottom of jacket near spine, age toning spots to flaps, light fading to spine.

Full tan cloth covered boards, spine lettered in gilt, Corps of Topographical Engineers decoration on front cover. 116 pages, illustrations in color and black and white, from author's sketchbook, 2 folding maps at rear. A large, folio size book. One of 3000 copies printed by Lawton and Alfred Kennedy. Lieutenant Abert mapped New Mexico for the United States Army. Small bump to top corner of front board, hence NF grade. In fine clear acetate dust jacket.

The story of the rise and decline of Westfall, OR. Full red cloth covered boards, black lettering on front board and spine. Good only in VG- dust jacket. Previous owners name and address on front paste down, glue residue from address sticker on front board, head and heel of spine bumped, eraser residue on first free endpaper. Wear and chipping with some paper loss to head and heel of spine panel, wear to flap folds on tips.

Author's account of his career as a young lieutenant in Vietnam. Very good in fine dust jacket. Bump to heel of spine, hence VG grade.

Author begins with the arrival of the Spaniards in 1590 to the closing of the frontier in 1900. Full leatherette covered boards, 208 pages including index, well illustrated. Upper corner of front board bumped, hence NF grade. Jacket has light wear to bottom edges.

"From 1784 until 1834, virtually all of the positions of power in California—military, political and ecclesiastical—where held by Basques." This book tells their story.

Eight allied agents parachute into Nazi Germany to rescue a general on Eisenhower's staff. Full black cloth covered boards. Very good+ in VG dust jacket. Light wear to heel of spine and bottom tips of boards, hence VG+ grade. Age toning to jacket, small closed tear top edge upper left corner front panel, wear along spine and flap folds.

Signed by author on publisher's bookplate pasted on first free endpaper. "A story of what happened back when rootless amorality met up with deep-rooted moral flexibility." Edgerton's seventh novel.

First edition, G-C on copyright page. Full dark blue cloth covered boards, orange lettering and sawtooth design on front board and spine, pictorial endpapers and paste downs, $2.00 price on dust jacket. Brief previous owner inscription dated 1929 on preliminary blank leaf, faint offsetting to endpapers. Dust jacket has substantial chipping and wear to top and bottom edges, some paper loss and light soiling. Not price clipped. Note: previous owner attempted to repair the chip at the head of the spine with a piece cut from another dust jacket. The new piece was held in place by the old jacket protector (not taped to jacket). This replacement piece is laid in with the new dust jacket protector.

Inscribed and signed by author on title page. Fine in very good dust jacket. Jacket spine lightly sunned, price sticker residue on rear panel.