Search Results: Titles starting with Y from Good Old Books

Birmington, England: Llewellyn Ryland Limited, 1960 40 pages, photo illustrations throughout, duotones in blue, this publication a promotion by Llewellyn Ryland Limited which deals with Marine Products out of England. Circa 1960's.

New Haven: Yale University, 1898 288 pages plus lots of pages of advertisements, many photo illustrations, nice condition with some light wear, bumping to corners. Volume XXXIII

New Haven: Yale University Gazette, 2004 Volumes 78 and 79 Numbers 1- 4.

Redding, California: CP Printing and Publishing, 1982 167 pages, 3 page indian glossary. Signed by the author.

Foreign Languages Press, 1987 Unpaginated, nice colored ink illustrations of a Monkee. Some loss to dust jacket, decent condition.

New York: Macmillan, 1935 453 pages, words of wisdom from an interesting wise man for every day of the year, minor wear, bookplate in front end page, very light stain to boards.

Jerusalem: Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 2000 183 pages, a few minor stains.

Indianapolis: Cornelius Printing, 1921 208 pages, very light wear.

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1959 312 pages, mild wear to top of backstrip.

York Composition Company, 1945 15 pages, a beautiful cover. Scarce.

Self Published 28 pages, three poems by Clara Rousch (Myself), Walter D. Wintle (Man who Thinks he Can ), and John Burroughs (Waiting ) your astrology, circa 1920's? Very scarce, no publisher stated. This may be a very early version of the new thought poem by Walter D. Wintle... 4 1/2 inches wide by 8 inches tall.

Unpaginated, white spiral bound, yellow and brown illustrations on board. Quite nice condition. Believe it to be the first printing, no publisher, no date.

Berkeley: Last Gasp, 1972 Unpaginated, for adults, appears to be the first printing. Color throughout. Very clean.

Macmillan, 1942 652 pages, rip on bottom of dust jacket.

New York: Philosophical Library, 1953 117 pages including index, dust jacket has normal wear.

New York: Dick & Fitzgerald, 1852 112 pages, with 15 pages of advertising from the publisher. How to write short hand. A complete phonographic teacher being an inductive exposition of phonography intended as a school book and to afford complete and thorough instruction to those who have not the assistance of an oral teacher. Revised by Andrew J. Graham. The boards are a bit worn but generally a nice bright copy.

New York: Whittlesey House, 1962 160 pages, probably will never find such a nice copy. Stated first printing on copyright page.

New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1935 321 pages, slight edge wear.

New York: Henry Holt & Co., 1906 932 pages of interesting information some archaic, but also some that we take for granted. May illustrations. Very minor rubbing to red cloth, a touch bumped.

London: Cassell and Co. Ltd, 1939 431 pages, dust jacket is mildly soiled, very gentle wear to top of dust jacket backstrip: book is near fine with no writing- tight clean.