Search Results: Titles starting with Y from OLD WORKING BOOKS & Bindery (Est. 1994)

Paris: Plon-Nourrit, (1923). Stitched wraps, uncut and unopened. 12mo. pp. [viii], 304. Good. Front cover detached, spine fragile, overall darkening, several tears to unopened sections in beginning..

New York: Army Educ. & Info. Div., War Dept, Jan 28, 1944. Illustrated by b/w photos and sad sack cartoon. First edition. magazine. 4to. pp. 24. Good. Cover: GI Climber in Italy. Jazz at the Met (1/18/44): Benny Goodman, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, Jack Teagarden, Oscar Pettiford, Art Tatum, Artie Shaw, Sidney Catlett, Red Norvo, Lionel Hampton, Coleman Hawkins, Al Casey (photo poster), Gen. Arnold's Report..

New York: Army Educ. & Info. Div., War Dept, Jan 28, 1944. Illustrated by b/w photos and sad sack cartoon. First edition. magazine. 4to. pp. 24. Good. Cover: GI Climber in Italy. Jazz at the Met (1/18/44): Benny Goodman, Louis Armstron, Billie Holiday, Jack Teagarden, Oscar Pettiford, Art Tatum, Artie Shaw, Sidney Catlett, Red Norvo, Lionel Hampton, Coleman Hawkins, Al Casey (photo poster), Gen. Arnold's Report..

New York: Army Educ. & Info. Div., War Dept, Jan 28, 1944. Illustrated by b/w photos and sad sack cartoon. First edition. magazine. 4to. pp. 24. Good. Cover: GI Climber in Italy. Jazz at the Met (1/18/44): Benny Goodman, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, Jack Teagarden, Oscar Pettiford, Art Tatum, Artie Shaw, Sidney Catlett, Red Norvo, Lionel Hampton, Coleman Hawkins, Al Casey (photo poster), Gen. Arnold's Report..

Dublin NH: Yankee Magazine, 1980. First thus edition. "Premium Edition" used as promotion for 1980 hardcover edition. 3 volumes. Stiff-wraps, color pictorial cover of needle work by Jean MacLeod. 8vo. pp. 64. VG/NF/Fine. One has faint crease in rear cover, one with prev. owner last name, all internally as new. Gift suggestion for those requiring three of the same. "Over 100 Kitchen tested recipes". (Postage as one book)..

Garden City: Doubleday, (1990). Illustrated by pp. [16] b/w photos. Stated first edition. Cloth backed boards. 8vo. pp. xv, 300, [4]. Stats and colophon. Near Fine/Fine/Unclipped price in mylar..

Boston: Gould and Lincoln, 1860. First American edition. Original brown blind-stamped cloth, brown eps, gilt print spine. 12mo. pp. xviii, 19-464, [14] G&L Ads (one illustrated), [4] blank. Appendix, New York Observer review (5/6/1860). Very Good/Ex-Lib. College withdrawn bookplate over larger white label front pastedown, oval stamps and paper spine label. One bumped and worn corner, cap chipping starting with tiny joint tears, several small stains to beginning pages. Internally, a crisp copy with sound hinges..

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, September, 1940. Illustrated by Edward Shenton. "Popular" edition. (c.April 1938). Turquoise Cloth. 8vo. pp. 427, [1]. Good/In like jacket/Unclipped price ($1.29) in mylar. Gift inscription ffep, edgewear and discoloration to dye and toned page edges with some foxed stains in jacket with bright top but toned and chipped elsewhere, with long fold tear at spine. Affordable reading copy with original illustrations and jacket..

New York: International Publishers, ND. Translated by The Marx-Engels-Lenin Institute of Moscow. Later edition. Volume IV of XII, SELECTED WORKS. Green cloth. 12mo. pp. xv, 448. VG/No jacket. Bumped caps and light edgewear; tightly bound..

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1881. Illustrated by b/w Trumbull tissue frontis and 26 illustrations (2 tissue plates, 2 plates, ports and maps in text). First (SD) edition. Blue silk, embossed back and gilt, original brown eps. Short Super Royal 8vo. pp. [iii] blank, 161, [1] blank, 163-202 Appendix, 203-206 Index, [1] Ad, [4] blank. VG/No jacket, as issued/Ex-Lib. Old town library label front pastedown, computer and spine label, removed stamp cancel remnant ffep. Bumped corners, cap wear, light joint rubbing, light page edge toning, internally clean. Scarce first..

Pollock Pines, CA: Arrow Press, (1993). 2nd edition. c.1988. Orange cloth. Demy 8vo. pp. viii, 388. Index. Near Fine/VG/No price in mylar. Jacket has two closed tears..

Springfield, MA: George M. Harvey Music Publisher, (1937). Illustrated by blue Havens cover. Folded sheet music. 30,5cm. pp. 5, [1]. Near Fine. Arranged by Lloyd Stoneman..

Philadelphia: John C. Winston, (1880). Illustrated by b/w frontis. Reprint edition. Illustrated cloth. 12mo. pp. 285, [1] about author, [3] ads. About Very Good/No jacket. Cap crushing, sunned covers with several rear stains, cheaper edge-toned paper..

Portland/Boston: S. H. Colesworthy/Abel Tompkins, 1848. Illustrated by b/w tissue engraving. Stated fifth edition. c.1838. Original blind-stamped cloth, gilt decorated spine. 16mo. pp. 283, [1], 16 Ads. Very Good/Ex-Lib. College Library withdrawn bookplate, labels, sunned spine, foxed engraving, tissue and fore-edges. 8 letters..

[Washington, DC]: [USN], ca. 1913. Illustrated by color. RAD 73713 edition. Broadside. 14 x 9.75 inches (84,5 x 59cm). Near Fine. Light edge foxing. WWI promotional poster reprint of Sailor with USS Michigan cap tally, Boatswain's Mate 1st Class insignia on R sleeve (1905-13) and Michigan in the background. The ship was commissioned to fleet in 4 January 1910, decommissioned February 1923 and sold for scrap the following year. Per the Congressional Edition for 1913, Seamen 3rd class 17.60 monthly [16.00 in 1909-11; 17.00 in 1912; 10, 17 or 24 in 1914; 24.00 in 1916] and Boatwain's Mate 1st Class 77.50. [2016 median monthly for E-3 Seaman is 1855.42]. Shown as full photo and each half on scanner..

New York: Delacorte Press, (1989). Illustrated by Ted Lewin. First edition. Dell blank illustrated card laid in illustrated by Ted Lewin for book 1989. Gray boards, quarter red cloth. 8vo. pp. [vi], 134, [3], [1] blank. Author's note and about author. Fine/VG/Unclipped price in mylar. Two tiny tears, rubbed corner tips and impression of paper clip to jacket. Two Irish orphans surviving on the streets of London meet with a pickpocket and student from a charity school. Blewcoat School, founded Morris Green 1709. (Married to Vivian Alcock)..

New York: Simon & Schuster, 1963. First (SD, NAP) edition. Blue cloth, blue topstain, maize eps. Royal 8vo. pp. [xii], 13-317, [1] blank, [1] about author. VG/In like jacket/Unclipped (5.95) price in mylar. Edgewear with one frayed area to bottom edge in bright jacket with edgewear, two shallow chips corresponding to frayed area, one closed tear and spots of rubbing on blue areas. Classic work whose title "inner child" has become a modern reference cliche..

YNP, California: Yosemite Natural History Association Press, January 1951. Illustrated by Mary V. Hood b/w line drawings. 5th edition. 5000 copies. Illustrated Stapled-wrap. 8vo. pp. [ii], 75-101. Indices. Near Fine. Trace toning. Beautifully illustrated and described and one of the few periodicals to go to 5th printing..

New York: Harry Tobias, 1910. Illustrated by Light pink/brown graphics. {voice and piano}. Folded sheet music. 35cm. pp. 5, [1] ad. Very Good. Sunned line to cover, several tiny edge tears..

Boston: Published by Peirce and Parker, No. 9 Cornhill, 1832. First (SD) edition. Original cloth backed blue paper covered boards, paper printed spine title. 8vo. pp. [4] blank, 323, [5] blank. Good. Edgeworn boards, spine split and shaken, about a dozen pages with foxed stains. Quill gift inscription from J. R. Adams, Feb. 1833. Can be rebacked or rebound, but very few firsts with the original binding have survived. Treatise to the young (intended for ages 15-25) as 12 Chapters of instruction and encouragement in the Christian life. Confession, the Friend, Prayer, Consequences of neglecting duty, Almost a Christian, Difficulties in religion, Evidences of Christianity, Study of the Bible, The Sabbath, Trial and Discipline, Personal Improvement, Conclusion. The American Tract Society, New York published a 390 page copy with a double engraved frontis by Morton later in 1832. The firm Peirce and Parker was at 9 Cornhill (now Washington Street) until 1838-9 when William moved the business to Andover..