rare book catalog 2012 - Weller Book Works

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Table of Contents
Highlights From the Rare Book Room ................ Page 4
Arts ............................................................................ Page 11
Fishing....................................................................... Page 13
History ...................................................................... Page 16
Juvenile...................................................................... Page 19
LDS and Utah........................................................... Page 22
Western Americana................................................. Page 25
Literature.................................................................. Page 26
Religion..................................................................... Page 30
Sets............................................................................. Page 32

Highlights
Joseph Smith’s Widow Claims Property
1. [Bidamon, Emma]. Petition of Emma Smith Bidamon. House of
Representatives 34th Congress, 1st Session. Report No. 66. F. B. Streeter,
solicitor. 1856. 4 pages. 8vo. Pamphlet. Very good with fold reinforced with paper
tape. Housed in a 3/4 brown leather clamshell box with marbled paper covered
boards. A brief and unusual dower claim by the widow of Joseph Smith Jr. "The
petitioner was the wife of Joseph Smith, deceased, and claims that she was
entitled to dower in certain property, now owned by the United States, and
submits the decree in the court in Illinois in her favor. A very uncommon
petition on behalf of the widow of Joseph Smith Jr. RBIDPET00tw $2000
Unique Binding - Autographed by T.S. Eliot
3. Eliot, T. S. Selected Essays 1917-1932. London: Faber and Faber Ltd,
1932. 454 pages. 8vo. White vellum with red leather gilded label on the
spine. Top edge gilt. In a red cloth chemise and a matching slipcase. Fine
condition with slight rippled endhseets and slight rubbing to label.
Slipcase.is near fine. Essays include: Hamlet, The Metaphysical Poets and
William Blake. Unrecorded, probable presentation binding. Not
numbered, but signed by Eliot on title page. RELISEL00ec $3000
19th Century Views of New Zealand
2. Brees, S. C. Pictorial Illustrations of New Zealand. London: John
Williams and Co., 1849. 1st edition. Folio. Red cloth with gilt titles and
elaborate blind and gilt patterns on covers. In very good condition.
Professionally rebacked with gilt lettering. The covers are moderately soiled.
Text block has been reset with reinforced hinges into casing. Rubbed corners
have been rebuilt and toned to match. A few small marginal tears in engraved
title page have been skillfully repaired. More than 60 engravings in very good
condition. Scarce. Collated complete. RBREPIC01ec $1500
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Autographed by Zane Grey
5. Grey, Zane. Tales of Tahitian Waters. New York: Harper and Bros.,
1931. 1st edition. 303 pages. 4to. Green cloth with gilt titles and
photographic endsheets. Very good with light rubbing and bumping to
extremities. Hinge between front free endsheet and flyleaf is soft.
Former owner's signature and address on front flyleaf and bookseller's
label on back pastedown. Pages are bright and clean. Lavishly illustrated
with sepia-toned photographs of fantastic fish and fabulous Tahiti. A
handsome copy of a very scarce book autographed by Grey on the front
free endsheet. RGRETAL02dpe $2500
One of Only 71 Copies Signed by Kenneth Grant
4. Grant, Kenneth. Beyond the Mauve Zone. London: Starfire Publishing
Ltd, 1999. #53 of 71 copies. 367 pages. Quarter black leather with silver paper
covered boards. Fine in a fine dust jacket Signed and numbered by Kenneth
Grant and Steffi, his wife on the half-title page. RGRABEY00dpe $1500
5
Forest Stream by Heinzman
6. Heinzman, Louis. Framed Oil Painting of a
stream running over a fallen tree in a forest. In
ornately painted wood frame. Painting measures 17 x
13 inches; frame measures 28 x 21 inches. Heinzman
(1905-1982) was trained in Munich and Paris, and
noted for his landscape and desert scenes. He lived in
San Francisco in the 1930s and 40s, painting under
the pseudonym of Louis M. Hamilton to avoid anti-
German sentiment. Following the war, he moved to
Salt Lake City where he died in 1982. One New York
critic once wrote that Heinzman’s “brush is drenched
in sunlight.” RHEIOIL00tw $2000

Kirtland $5 Bank Note Signed by Sidney Rigdon
7. Kirtland Safety Society Bank $5 Note. Kirtland, OH: [Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints], 1837. Very good.
Kirtland Safety Society Bank $5 Note. Kirtland, Ohio: [Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints], 1837. Very good.
Elaborately engraved bank note produced by Underwood of New York for the bank started by Joseph Smith in Kirtland,
Ohio to aid members of the Mormon faith. This note is numbered 818, made out to O. P. Good and dated 11 Feb 1837. It is
signed in ink by Sidney Rigdon and by proxy for Joseph Smith, most likely by W. W. Phelps. Several faint spots of foxing
and a very light vertical crease at left edge. Otherwise very good, clean and bright. RKIR00jn $3500
Amazing Copy in the Best Binding with
the Color-Tinted Map! Apparently
a Gift from Publisher Franklin D. Richards
8. Linforth, James and Frederick Piercy. Route from
Liverpool to Great Salt Lake Valley. Liverpool: Franklin D.
Richards, 1855. 1st edition. 120 pages. 4to. Full green leather
with raised bands and elaborate gilt decoration and the colortinted
map. Decorative gilt dentelles and all edges gilt. Green
and gold endsheets. A very good copy with light rubbing,
scuffing and bumping to extremities. Gilding is very bright.
Small name labels of previous owner are on both front free
endsheet and rear flyleaf. Previous owner’s signature appears
in pencil on first flyleaf with a note that the book was
“A Gift from Franklin D. Richards, Dec1884.” The
folding colored trail map has been neatly reattached
before the title page with a strip of white fabric tape.
Cosmetic cracking between pages 118 and 119 does
not affect stability of binding. Contents are very clean
and bright, and the binding is stable and tight. All 30
steel engravings are present, but nine of them are
lacking the tissue guards. A handsome copy, in the
best binding with the best map and especially clean
steel engravings. Flake 06381. RLINROU17jn $35,000
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Brazil - An Early Nineteenth Century
Mineralogist’s View
9. Mawe, John. Travels in the Interior of Brazil, Particularly in the Gold
and Diamond Districts of That Country. Illustrated with full page
engravings. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1812. 1st
edition. 368 pages. 4to. Contemporary brown leather boards,
sympathetically rebacked in leather with raised bands, gilt title and
dingbats, and red leather label. Good condition. Apparently, the volume was
at some time exposed to heat and the edges of the original boards are
blackened. The rebacking was done some time ago and the joints have
become brittle, though the volume looks beautiful from the spine.
Endsheets are spotted. Pages are very clean with uniform offsetting. In the
middle a section of pages has shallow tide lines in the top margins, not
affecting text or images. Illustration pages are foxed. RMAWTRA00tw
$1800
A Rarely Seen Full Leather Bound Set of the O. E. D.
10. Murray, James A. H., et al, editors. The Oxford English Dictionary. 13 volumes. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1978. 1st
edition, late printing. 4to. Deep navy blue leather with gilded spines and edges. Near fine with very light rubbing to a few
corners and previous owner's embossment to front free endsheets, title page and, variously flyleaves or half titles. A
beautiful set. Rare in full leather. RMUROXF00tw $6000
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66 Pounds of Newton Photos - Hand Numbered and Signed
11. Newton, Helmut. Sumo. Koln, Germany: Taschen, 1999. #3247 of 10,000 copies. 464
pages. Folio. Photographic cloth. Near fine condition. Light scrape mark on upper left
edge of front cover. Dust jacket is good but with a one inch gouge in upper left edge of
jacket where the book fell off the accompanying stand; several light creases and scuff
marks surround the gouge. The tear has been neatly repaired with cello tape. Measuring
20 x 28 inches and weighing in at 66lbs, this massive tome highlights the photographic
career of Helmut Newton (1920-2004), best known for his striking photos of fashion,
celebrities and nudes. Contains 450 black and white and color photos. Boldly signed by
Newton on the limitation page, and also hand numbered. Edited by his wife, June
Newton. In addition to the accompanying metal book stand that was not sufficient to
support the weight of the book, the original wrapping paper with the limited number
sticker is also laid in. Original retail price was $15,000. RNEWSUM00jn $7000
A Gorgeous Little Pickering Shakespeare
12. Shakespeare, William. Poems of Shakespeare. British Poets series.
London: William Pickering, 1853. 288 pages. 16mo. Full dark green morocco
with raised bands, gilt titles, gilt dentelles, marbled endsheets and all edges
gilt. Near fine. Faint rubbing to edges of spine and very light scuff marks at
fore edge. Appears to have had little use. A handsome and rare copy from the
famous press of Pickering. RSHAPOE00jn $1125
A Great Copy of the Second Edition Book of Mormon
- Rarer than the First
13. Smith, Joseph, Jr. The Book of Mormon. Kirtland, Ohio: O. Cowdery &
Co., P. Pratt and J. Goodson, 1837. 2nd edition. 619, [2] pp. 16mo. Full smooth
brown sheep with gilt rules and title on spine. Very good with mild, but
normal rubbing and scuffing at extremities. Corners bumped and a bit
rounded. New, well-matched endsheets. Previous owner name in old brown
ink at tops of title page and page 29. Pages 28-29 also show two tiny
underscores in red pencil. Otherwise the contents are unmarked and show
light to moderate foxing throughout. Text block is good and tight. Housed in
a clamshell case of half brown leather and brown cloth boards with raised
bands and gilt ruled and lettered spine. Collated complete. An unusually nice
copy. RSMIBOO111jn $48,000
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Rare 1851 First Printing of the Pearl of Great Price
14. Smith, Joseph, Jr. The Pearl of Great Price. Liverpool: F. D. Richards, 1851. 1st
edition. 56 pages. 8vo. Facsimile salmon colored wraps. Very good condition. Wraps
printed from a scan of original covers by Scrub Oak Bindery. Contents are very good
with occasional faint foxing. Light pencil tick
marks in margins on several pages, and several
words are neatly underlined. All three plates are
present. Folding plate #2 is especially bright with
no wear at folds. Scarce. Crawley 2:599. Flake
06166. RSMIPEA32jn $20,000
First Salt Lake Pearl of Great Price
In Rare Quarter Cloth Binding,
Printed Paper Covered Boards
15. Smith, Joseph, Jr. The Pearl of Great Price. Salt
Lake City: Latter Day Saints Printing and
Publishing, 1878. 1st Salt Lake edition. 71 pages.
8vo. Original salmon/tan paper covered boards with brown cloth spine and edges of
text block sprinkled red. Very good with moderate soiling and lightly rubbed and
bumped extremities. Ends of backstrip have been discretely and professionally
repaired. Contents unusually clean and bright. Complete with three plates. Rarely
seen in this binding. Flake 06167. RSMIPEA31jn $2500
The Prophet’s Mother Tells His Story. Brigham Doesn’t Like It
16. Smith, Lucy [Mack]. Biographical Sketches of Joseph Smith the Prophet and
his Progenitors for Many Generations. Liverpool: for Orson Pratt by S. W.
Richards, 1853. 1st edition. 297 pages. 12mo. Embossed maroon leather with new wellmatching
backstrip. Very good. Original
boards are a bit rubbed at extremities.
Professionally rebacked with a new
leather spine, gilt rules and black
leather label. Original yellow endsheets
still present. Previous owners’ names in
pencil and ink on front pastedown and
notations in ink on verso of front free
endsheet. Neat underlining or
marginalia in red or graphite pencil on
approximately 40 pages. A handsome
copy, well preserved. RSMIBIO10jn
$4000
Once Considered
Authoritative Tribute
17. Sparks, Edgar H. Cantus Firmus in Mass and Motet, 1420-1520.
Berkeley: University of California Press, 1963. 1st edition. 504 pages. Large
octavo. Blue cloth with gilt title. Very good with lightly rubbed edges and
former owner’s bookplate on front pastedown. Dust jacket is very good
with light soiling and edges that are yellowed with small chips. Rare.
RSPACAN00rjb $3000
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First Printing in Utah. A Set of Short Lived Scrip Signed by Brigham Young
Utah Notes. Mormon Scrip aka White Notes or Valley Notes. Set of four notes in $3, $2, $1, and 50¢ denominations.
18. Salt Lake City: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1849. Near fine. Set of four notes issued by LDS leaders
in January, 1849. This currency constitutes the first printing and typesetting to occur in Utah Territory. Notes measure
approximately 3.75 x 2 inches and are printed on white paper on one side with spaces for signatures. All are dated Jan
20, 1849. Each note is made payable to Newell. K. Whitney, and signed in brown ink by him, Brigham Young, Heber C.
Kimball, and Thomas Bullock. The 50 cent note is hand numbered 828. The other three were not numbered. A 25 cent
note was also printed, but not signed or issued, and is not included in this set. A
lovely, bright and seldom seen set. RUTA13jn $17,000
Brigham Young’s Words to the Second Territorial
Legislative Convention. One of 1000 Copies
19. Young, Brigham. Governors Message to the Legislative Assembly of Utah
Territory January 5, 1852. Salt Lake City: [Utah Territorial Legislature], 1852. One of
1000 copies. 8 pages. 8vo. Folded sheet, uncut and unbound. In very good condition
with light soiling to front and back pages. Original printing on large sheet, folded to
octavo size. The address covers topics of growth in the state, Indian affairs and the
future move of the capital to Fillmore. Scarce. Flake 09349. RYOUGOV05jn $2000
Brigham Young Rails Against
Federal Occupation and
Distances Himself from
Mountain Meadows
20. Young, Brigham. Governors Message to the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of Utah Delivered in Great Salt Lake City, December 15, A. D., 1857.
Great Salt Lake City: [Utah Territorial Legislature], 1857. 9 pages. 8vo. Original,
unbound, sewn at spine. Near fine with a bit of offsetting from original printing. A
great, bright copy. In the address, Young discusses new federal appointees to the
Territory, as well as denying responsibility for the deaths at Mountain Meadows
several months earlier. Flake 09352. RYOUGOV06jn $1500
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Arts, Entertainment & Graphic Novels
21. Canemaker, John. Paper Dreams: The Art and Artists of Disney's Storyboards. New York: Hyperion, 1999. 272
pages. Small oblong folio. Quarter green cloth with gilt stamping to spine and front cover. Near fine in a very good
jacket, with a minor spot on rear panel. RCANPAP00rjb $75
22. Crumb, R. Waiting For Food: Restaurant Placemat
Drawings. 4 volumes. Netherlands: Kitchen Sink Press, 1995, 2000,
2003, 2008. 1st editions. Unpaginated oblong quartos in quarter
cloth. Volume 1 is near fine in a near fine dust jacket with lightly
rubbed spine corners and a short closed tear. Volumes 2, 3, and 4
are in near fine condition without jackets as issued.
RCRUWAI00jnn $200
23. Disney, Walt. Walt Disney's Donald Duck. The Carl Barks Library. 1942-
1949. 3 volumes. Scottsdale, AZ: Another Rainbow, 1984. 4to. Colorfully
illustrated paper covered boards. Fine in near fine pictorial slipcase.
RDISWAL00dpe $200
24. Dobson, Edward, George R. Burnell and Joseph Glynn. Rudimentary
Treatise on the Manufacture of Bricks and Tiles; ... on the Power of
Water; and on Limes, Cements, Mortars, Concretes, Mastics Plastering,
etc.. Three parts in one. London: Virtue Bros. and John Weale, 1866, 1853,
1862. 3rd, 1st and 4th editions bound together. 230, 148 and 132 pages. 12mo.
3/4 brown leather with burgundy leather label and marbled boards. Very
good with lightly bumped and rubbed extremities, but clean and tight.
Signed on front pastedown by John W. Young, a son of Brigham Young.
RDOBRUD00jn $125
25. Duel in the Sun. Movie stills.
Fifteen photographic promotional
movie stills from David O Selznick’s 'Duel In The Sun'. Selznick International,
[1946]. Very good condition. Four measure 8 x 10, and eleven measure 13 x 17
inches. Descriptions of scenes on studio letterhead are mounted on the backs of
each print. Images feature Jennifer Jones, Gregory Peck, Walter Huston, Butterfly
McQueen, Lillian Gish, Lionel Barrymore, Herbert Marshall, and Harey Carey.
RFIF01rjb $225
26. Friedlander, Lee. Sticks and Stones: Architectural America. San Francisco:
Fraenkel Gallery, 2004. 1st edition. 196 pages. Folio. Yellow cloth. Near fine in a
fine dust jacket. RFRISTI00rjb $60
27. Malachosky, Tim and James Greene. Mae West. Lancaster, CA: Empire
Publishing, 1993. #659 of 2000 signed copies of the Collector’s Edition 346 pages.
Folio. White cloth. Fine condition, still in original publisher’s shrink wrap. Signed
by Malachosky and Greene. RMALMAE00kt $100
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28. Mallory, Michael. Hanna-Barbera Cartoons. N. p.: Hugh Lauter Levin
Associates, 1998. 239 pages. 4to. Pictorial hardcover with color gel
illustration inset in front cover. Very good, with very light bumping to lower
corners. RMALHAN00rjb $60
29. Miller, Frank, David Mazzucchelli, John Romita Jr. And Bill Sienkiewicz.
Daredevil. New York: Marvel, 2007. 1st edition. 477 pages, + appended
material. 4to. Black leatherette with red designs. Fine condition with
original wrap-around band in fine condition. RMILDAR00rjb $125
30. Neiman, LeRoy. Big Time Golf. New York: Abrams, 1992. 1st edition. 175
pages. 4to. Gray cloth. Signed by Neiman on half title. Near fine in dust
jacket. RNEIBIG00vj $50
32. Sullivan, Louis, Crombie Taylor, and Jeffrey Plank. Early Louis
Sullivan Building Photographs. San Francisco: William Stout
Publishers, 2001. 1st edition. 259 pages. Folio. Black cloth with brown
ink stamped titles. Fine in near fine dust jacket that is lightly rubbed.
RSULEAR00ec $125
33. Vaughan, Brian K., Pia Guerra and Jose Marzan, Jr. The Last Man.
5 volume set. New York: Vertigo, 2003-2008. 1st printings, deluxe
edition. 245, 305, 304, 282, 306 pages. 4to. Black paper covered boards.
Near fine condition in near fine dust jackets. Each volume contains
bonus pages of sketches or script. “The best graphic novel I’ve ever
read” said Stephen King. RVAUYTH00jnn $150
31. Russell, Charles Marion. Portfolio
of Ten Pen and Ink Drawings.
Helena, MT: Montana State Historical Museum, 1957. Tan paper folder printed
in black, red, and green. Twelve loose black and white prints of pen and ink
drawings. Near fine. Paper cover is very good with bumped edges and light
rubbing on rear cover. Though the title reads "ten pen and ink drawings," there
are actually twelve. RRUSPOR00lr $150
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Fishing, Sports, Homemaking, Recreation
34. Berg, Albert Ellery, editor. The Universal Self-Instructor and Manual of
General Reference including Many Valuable Vocabularies and Carefully
Compiled Tables. Chicago: J. W. Kindt, 1882. 672 pages. 4to. Decoratively embossed
brown leather with gilt lettering and edges, marbeled endsheets and gilt rolled
dentelles. Book Condition: Very good with light rubbing to extremities. Pages are
clean and bright with only an occasional small spot. An extremely well preserved
copy of this beautiful compendium of knowledge. This large volume contains
information on English, Banking, Agriculture, Law, Politics, Music, Medicine,
Mining, Fitness, Food, Religion and Phrenology, as well as providing selections of
Maxims, Quotes, Poetry, Toasts, Proverbs, Abbreviations and Foreign Terms. It also
gives advice on Speaking, Reading, Etiquette, and forms of Amusement. A beautiful
book for the autodidact. RBERUNI00tw $200
35. Breese, W. W. Well-Springs of Truth Upon the King's Highway to Peace and
Prosperity. Nashville: Southwestern Publishing House, 1883. 801 pages. 8vo. Brown
leather decoratively embossed in gilt and darker brown. Top edge gilt. Gilt rolled turn-ins.
Light blue endsheets with gilt pattern. Near fine with very lightly rubbed corners. Pages
are gently yellowed. A beautifully designed and
produced book. RBREWEL00tw $100
36. Child, Julia.] Greenspan, Dorie. Baking With Julia: Savor the Joys of Baking
with America’s Best Bakers. New York: William Morrow, 1996. 1st edition. 481
pages. 4to. Cream buckram in good condition with very light bumping to
extremities and a few small spots on covers. Dust jacket is very good, with very light
bumps to spine ends and a few small spots. A publisher provided bookplate signed
by Julia Child is mounted on the front free endsheet. RGREBAK00rjb $300
37. Constantine, Albert, Jr. Constantine's Rare Collection of The
World's Fine Woods with a signed first edition of Constantine's
Know Your Woods. New York: Albert Constantine and Son, the
sample box, circa 1950; the book 1959. Illustrated. 8vo. Cloth
bound book and a box of wood samples. The book is signed by
Albert Constantine, Jr.. Book is fine in a near fine dust jacket. A
boxed collection of 50 samples of wood veneers along with an
autographed first edition of Constantine's book. Each wood
sample has a label that identifies the variety, its traits and origin.
Super cool. RCON01rjb $450
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38. Gentry Magazine. Premier issues 1 through
4, 1951-1952. New York: Reporter Publications,
1951-1952. 132, 134, 130, 135 pages. 4to. Stiff color
pictorial wraps. Near fine with light edge wear
to extremities of a couple of issues. Billed "for
those who have never relished the banal or the
ordinary." Ads for clothing include numerous
fabric samples. The first issue includes an
excerpt of the first English language
appearance of Hermann Hesse's novel,
Siddartha as well as an architectural plan for a
Finnish Bath, a leather bookmark and a sample
of marjoram. The other three issues contain a
color print of boxer John L. Sullivan, oat seeds
for your horse, a fly fishing fly, a small golf flipbook,
a pop-up, auto fabric and shoe leather.
Beautiful and elaborate productions and
fascinating browsing. RGEN65jn $200
39. Grey, Zane. An American Angler in Australia. New York: Harper and Bros., 1937. 1st edition.115 pages. 8vo. Green
cloth with gilt titles. Very good with faded spine and lightly rubbed and bumped extremities. Worm holing to hinges
but still quite stable. Lightly browned endpapers and former bookseller's labels on rear pastedown. 35 illustrations.
RGREAME00dpe $175
40. Grey, Zane. Tales of Fishes. New York: Harper and Bros., 1928 printing. 267 pages. 8vo. Yellow cloth. Very good.
Spine is slightly faded with light soiling and a few vertical creases in cloth. Front hinge is soft but holding well.
RGRETAL01dpe $225
41. Grey, Zane. Tales of Fishing in Virgin Seas. New York: Harper, 1925. 1st edition. 216 pages. 4to. Green cloth with
gilt lettering. Good with dull spine, lightly rubbed edges and several small worm holes through joints to hinges, not
affecting text block. Front endsheet has remnants of a removed label, probably a bookplate. Pages are sporadically
lightly spotted. Attractive and sturdy. Lacking dust jacket. RGRETAL00tw $100
42. Grey, Zane. Tales of the Southern Rivers. New York: Harper and Bros., 1924. 1st edition. 249 pages. 8vo. Green
cloth with gilt lettering and pictorial inlay. Very
good, but dull with slightly faded spine. Edges are
bumped, there are a few moisture spots on covers
and the frontispiece is detached. Otherwise a tight
clean copy with bright contents. Thickly
illustrated. RGRETAL00dpe $80
43. Grey, Zane. Tales of Swordfish and Tuna.
New York: Harper and Bros. 1927. 1st edition. 203
pages. 4to. Blue cloth with gilt lettering and
photographic endsheets. Very good with light
rubbing. Light foxing to first and last few pages
and former owner's small signature in pencil on
front flyleaf and former bookseller's label on rear
pastedown. A tight, clean and handsome copy.
RGRETAL03dpe $275
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44. The Hepburn Girls' Paper Doll Play House. Two volumes. Handmade in the late 19th century circa 1890. 100
pages. Oblong folios, 16 x 14 inches. String tied paper scrapbooks. Good but original acidic paper is crumbling at edges
where unreinforced by additions. These two unique volumes are assembled by a mother for her daughters using cheap
scrapbooks resulting in 26 single page room tableaus and 37 double-page rooms. The images are made from high
quality wall paper, clippings from magazines and simple original colored drawings. Many of the floors are made with
realistic wood-grained paper. Nearly all page surfaces are covered with such glued additions, which have effectively
stabilized the bad paper bases. The rooms are very carefully conceived and must have cost their creator hundreds of
hours. They are stunning to behold. Must be seen. RHEPBUR00tw $400
45. Edited by the Staff of Judge. Judge's Third Cross Word Puzzle Book. New York: John Day Co., 1931. 101 pages.
12mo. Illustrated hardcover boards. In very good condition with light bumping and rubbing. At end of book, a seal
concealing answers has been broken but none of the puzzles are used. RJUDJUD00ec $50
46. Oldfield, Josiah. Eat and Keep Young. London: Methuen & Co., 1928. 1st edition. 114 pages. 12mo. Blue cloth. In
very good condition with lightly bumped corners. In scarce pictorial dust jacket in good condition with lightly chipped
edges, discoloration to front panel and a few small missing pieces. Quite scarce. ROLDEAT00em $90
47. Series of Letters on Courtship and Marriage. Hudson: Printed by Ashbel Stoddard, 1804. 127 pages. 32mo.
Quarter leather with illustrated paper covered wooden boards. In good and stable condition with many losses to the
edges of the paper covering the boards which are lacking small pieces as well. There is a
small label on the front paste-down and a contemporary notation on the rear pastedown.
The title page bears an old ownership inscription. Also included is Witherspoon's
Letters on Marriage, Swift's Letter to a Newly Married Lady, Mrs. Piozzi's Letter to a
Gentleman Newly Married. Ex-libris Sam Weller. RSERIES00ec $100
48. Shipton, Eric. The Six Mountain-Travel Books: Nanda Devi, Blank On The Map,
Upon That Mountain, Mountains Of Tartary, Mount Everest Reconnaissance
Expedition 1951, and Land Of Tempest bound together. London: Diadem, 1997. 800
pages. 8vo. Maroon cloth with gilt spine. In near fine condition in dust jacket with very
light bumping to spine ends. RSHISIX00rjb $60
49. Wilson, Jim and Weldon T. Johnson. Choke Hold: Pro Wrestling's Real Mayhem
Outside The Ring. NP: Self-published, 2003. 556 pages. 8vo. Gray buckram with gilt
spine. Fine condition in a fine dust jacket. Rare. RWILCHO00rjb $85
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History
50. Bourke-White, Margaret. They Called it Purple Heart Valley: A Combat
Chronicle of the War in Italy. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1944. 2nd printing.
182 pages. 8vo. Tan cloth. Good condition with mild shelf wear and rubbing to
extremities. Front hinge a bit weak and frontis photo of the author is loose.
Contents very good. Lacking the dust jacket. Bourke-White has inscribed the book
in ink on the front endsheet to General Cannon, and dated it July 1945. General
Cannon was Utah native John Kenneth Cannon, fondly known as Uncle Joe
Cannon during his long career in the Air Force. Bourke-White took Cannon's
photo after he bailed out of his P-51 in the Mediterranean Sea. The photo precedes
page 9. RBOUTHE00jn $250
51. Buchan, James Walter and Reverend Henry Paton, editors. A History of
Peeblesshire. 3 volume set. Glasgow: Jackson, Wylie and Co, 1927. 1st edition. 498,
555, 723 pages. 8vos. Red cloth with gilt titles. Very good condition with lightly
bumped and rubbed corners and yellowed endsheets. The cloth of volume 3 has a
few small spots. The front hinges of Volumes 2 and 3 are weak. Contents of all
volumes are clean. A detailed history of
this southeastern county in Scotland.
With a government reorganization in
1975, the name Peeblesshire was
discontinued and the area was governed
as the district of Tweeddale. However,
the Peeblesshire name is still in frequent
use. Many interesting black and white
illustrations. RBUCHIS00ec $325
52. Clarendon, Edward Earl of. History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in
England. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1843. 1364 pages. Thick 8vo. Full
diced brown leather with raised bands, gilt decor, all edges gilt, and gilt
dentelles. In very good condition with light rubbing to edges of spine and a
contemporary book plate on front pastedown. Brief pencil notations on verso
of free endsheet and flyleaf at front. Mild foxing to endsheets and flyleaves.
Pages very clean and binding is tight. A gorgeous binding. RCLAHIS00jn $675
53. Jolliffe, Eric. Witchetty's Tribe: Aboriginal Cartoon Fun, Number 35.
Sydney, Australia: Sungravure, circa 1943. Unpaginated. Oblong 8vo. Color
illustrated wraps. Very good, with light rubbing, lower-rear corner slightly bent
and two tiny closed tears in upper edge of rear wrapper. RJOLWIT00rjb $45
54. Keltie, John S., Thomas MacLaughlan, and John Wilson. The Scottish
Highlands: Highland Clans and Highland Regiments. 2 volumes. Edinburgh:
A. Fullarton & Co., 1875. 776, 818 pages. 4to. 3/4 green leather with green cloth
boards, raised bands, red leather gilt stamped labels, gilt rules and blind
dingbats on the spines and marbled endsheets. Very good. Both volumes have
been discreetly restored, Spines are faded from green to brown. Previous
owner’s name in light pen written vertically on the leather of the front board
near the spine of volume 1, which also has a gift inscription and a few small
doodles and sketches on the front free endsheet and first flyleaf. The rear
pastedown of volume 2 has previous owner's name and address. RKELSCO00ec
$700
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55. McCullough, William H. and Hellen Craig. A Tale Of Flowering
Fortunes: Annals of Japanese Aristocratic Life in The Heian Period. 2
volume set. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1980. 1st edition. 910
pages. 8vo. Vermillion cloth with silver lettered spines. Near fine condition
in dust jackets. RMCCTAL00rjb $200
56. MacDonald, David. The Land of the Lama (Tibet). Foreword by The
Earl of Ronaldshay. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., circa 1926. 1st edition.
283 pages. 8vo. Yellow cloth with gilt title and front cover vignette. In good
condition with moderate soiling and slightly rubbed and bumped edges.
Four small worm holes in joints have affected pages [1-6] and the index, not
affecting legibility but interrupting frontis and title page. Nonetheless, a
stable and presentable copy of a scarce title. RMACLAN00ec $350
57. Stanley, Henry M. Through the Dark Continent. 2 volume set. New York: Harper & Bros., 1878. 1st edition. 522,
566 pages. 8vo. Original green cloth with gilt titles and brown and black embossed pictorial scenes. Very good with
rubbing and bumping to extremities and corners slightly exposed. Endsheets are cracked at front hinges but they are
holding very well. Contents very clean with faint occasional foxing. Numerous illustrations and maps throughout.
Two large folding maps in the rear pocket of each volume are good, but a bit chipped at edges, and with an occasional
tiny split at folds. Bright and attractive. RSTATHR00jn $450
58. Tyson, George E. Arctic Experiences Containing Capt. George E. Tyson's Wonderful Drift on the Ice-Floe, A
History of the Polaris Expedition. Edited by E. Vale Blake. New York: Harper & Bros., 1874. 1st edition. 486, 6 pages.
8vo. Greene moire cloth with gilt lettering and vignette. Very good with rubbed extremities and light fraying of spine
ends. Endsheets are cracked at hinges but, though soft, both are holding well. Edges yellowed, pages clean.
RTYSARC00tw $100
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60. Whymper, Edward. Travels Amongst The Great
Andes Of The Equator. New York: Charles Scribner's
Sons, 1892. 1st American edition. 456 pages. 8vo. Green
cloth with gilt title and black & silver vignette on the front
cover. Very good with lightly rubbed extremities and
cosmetic cracking to endsheets at hinges. The former
owner's name is written in ink on the flyleaf. Numerous in
column black and white illustrations, 20 full page and four
maps. A very clean, bright and tightly bound copy.
RWHYTRA00bc $400
59. Williams, Gardner F. The Diamond Mines of South
Africa. 2 volumes. New York: B. F. Buck, 1905. 1st American
edition. 359, 353 pages. Large octavo. Broad 3/4 brown leather
with marbled paper covered boards and gilded edges. Spines
are elaborately gilded. Very good with gently faded backstrips
that have small darker rectangles near bottoms of spines from
small labels. Edges are lightly rubbed and bumped. Both front
free endsheets and the rear free endsheet of volume I are
missing. Front pastedowns each have a bookplate from a
previous owner and the flyleaves are inscribed by him. Very
clean internally. Thickly illustrated. Very attractive.
RWILDIA00tw $550
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Juvenile
61. Baum, L. Frank and Robert Sabuda. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. A Commemorative Pop-up. New York: Simon
and Schuster, 2000. 1st edition. Quarto. Color pictorial boards. New, in fine condition. Still in original publishers
cellophane wrapper with publisher’s marketing insert. A truly amazing feat of pop-up engineering. RBAUWON01jn $65
62. Brooks, Elbridge S. The True Story of Christopher Columbus
Called the Great Admiral. Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, 1892.
187 pages. 4to. Yellow cloth lettered and pictorially stamped in black
and red. In very good condition with lightly bumped corners and
subtle soiling. Profuselyillustrated. Very bright and solid. Never a
reckless owner. Sharp copy RBROTRU00tw $50
63. Gray, William, et al. The New Our New Friends: The 1956
Edition - A Dick and Jane...and Sally and Spot reader. Chicago: Scott
Foresman, 1956. 192 pages. 8vo. Orange, brown and red pictorial
cloth. Very good with lightly rubbed corners and a very faint
“canceled” ink-stamp on front cover. Apparently an unused school
copy with school name and check out form on the front pastedown
but no indication of use. Very clean. RGRANEW00tw $40
64. Gruelle, Johnny. Raggedy Ann's Magical Wishes. Joliet, IL:
Volland Co., 1928. 94 pages. 8vo. Quarter black cloth with color
pictorial paper boards. In near fine condition with gently rubbed
corners. Original box’s edges are broken with a few pieces lost and
others included. It has a mounted color image matching that of the
book. A charming almost perfect copy of the book. RGRURAG01dpe
$175
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65. Gwynne, Fred. A Chocolate Moose for Dinner. New
York: Prentice-Hall, 1980. 1st Prentice-Hall edition. 4to.
Pictorial paper covered boards. Near fine with a small
crack in endsheet at bottom of front hinge which is very
stable. In a very good dust jacket with lightly bumped
edges and a small notation in pen at head of front panel.
Bright, solid, scarce. RGWYCHO00lr $90
66. Lenski, Lois. Flood Friday. Philadelphia: Lippincott,
1956. 1st edition. 98 pages. 8vo. Tan cloth. Very good
with lightly bumped extremities and former owner's
bookplate on front pastedown. In a good, but lightly
soiled, rubbed and chipped dust jacket with 1/2 inch loss
from spine foot and a faint moisture ring on front cover.
Pages are very clean. Lenski has autographed the halftitle
page. RLENFLO00je $275
67. Mother Goose Nursery Tales. Altemus' Wee Books
for Wee Folks Vividly Illustrated in color by J[ohn] R.
Neill. Philadelphia: Henry Altemus Co., circa 1920. 90
pages. 24mo. Quarter red cloth with pictorial paper
covered boards. Very good with lightly rubbed
extremities and faded edges. Contains three tales: The
Frog Prince, Hop o’ My Thumb and Little Two Eyes.
RNEIALT00dpe $80
68. Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire.
London: Bloomsbury, 2000. 1st UK edition. 636 pages. 8vo.
Pictorial hardcover. Near fine in a near fine dust jacket.
RROWHAR00rjb $100
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69. Sherrill, Dorothy. The Story of the Little White Teddy Bear Who Didn't
Want to Go to Bed. New York: Farrar and Rinehart, 1932. 3rd printing. 12mo.
Blue cloth with red and black pictorial label. In near fine condition with lightly
faded spine. Dust jacket is very good with lightly rubbed and chipped
extremities. A delightful little book printed and illustrated in primary colors.
RSHESTO00dpe $175
70. Sorensen, Virginia. Plain Girl. New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1955. 1st edition.
151 pages. 8vo. Gray cloth. Good with light rubbing and bumping to extremities
and yellowed spine. Endsheets toned. Contents very good, clean and tight. Dust
jacket is good only with small pieces lacking from edges of spine and corners,
and light soiling to rear panel - not price clipped. Ink inscription from Sorensen
on front free endsheet. RSORPLA00jn $50
71. Sorensen, Virginia. Miracles on Maple Hill. New York: Harcourt Brace, 1956.
1st edition. 180 pages. Red cloth. In very good condition with light rubbing and
bumping to extremities. Rear hinge shows signs of cosmetic cracking but it is
holding well. Contents very good, clean and tight. The unclipped dust jacket is
good only with moderate soiling, small tears and chips at extremities and a few
small pieces lacking. Inscribed by Sorensen on front free endsheet. Sorensen
won a Newbery Award for this title in 1957. RSORMIR00jn $65
72. Van Allsburg, Chris. The Wreck of the Zephyr. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1983. 1st edition. Oblong quarto.
Burgundy cloth with gilt lettering and cover silhouette. In near fine condition in a dust jacket with lightly rubbed
corners and gently faded spine.RALLWRE00lr $50
73. Wells, Carolyn. Seven Ages Of Childhood. Illustrations
with color plates by Jessie Willcox Smith. New York: Moffat,
Yard and Co., 1909. 1st edition. 56 pages. 8vo. Tan buckram
with gilt lettering and an illustrated color plate mounted on
front cover. Very good with slightly bowed covers and very
light rubbing to extremities. Smith’s most beloved illustrated
book. RWELSEV00rjb $150
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LDS and Utah
75. Budge, Jesse R. S. The Life of William Budge. Salt Lake City:
Deseret News, 1915. 1st edition. 241 pages. 8vo. Black blind stamped
cloth. Near fine with very slight fading to spine, barely rubbed
edges and a small faint ownership inscription on the front
endsheet. A lovely, bright copy of a book seldom seen in this
condition. Flake 00966. RBUDLIF00jn $1150
76. Bushman, Richard Lyman. Making Space For the Mormons.
The Leonard J. Arrington Mormon History Lecture Series # 2.
Logan, UT: Utah State University Press, 1997. 26 pages. 8vo. Stiff
stapled wraps. Near fine. Signed by Bushman on title page.
RBUSMAK00rjb $25
77. Constitution and By Laws of the Veteran Volunteer
Firemen’s Association of Salt Lake City, Utah Organized
March, 1890. Salt Lake City: n.p., 1924. 28 pages. 32mo. Stapled red
wraps. Very good with light creases at spine and faint shelf wear at
extremities. Otherwise very good, clean. Scarce. RCON27jn $85
74. The Book of Jasher. Salt Lake City: J. H. Parry & Co., 1887. 254
pages. 8vo. Full brown leather with gilt title and brown blind
stamped decorations, and all edges gilt. Very good. Spine is slightly
faded and the corners are lightly rubbed and scuffed. Remnants of a
removed book plate are on the front pastedown. Front free
endsheet and title page are loose but holding. Internally clean and
tightly bound. An extremely well preserved copy in the fanciest
binding. RBOO15jn $500
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78. Diamond Jubilee of the Coming of the Utah
Pioneers July 22, 23, 24, 1922 Salt Lake City, Utah. Souvenir of the Pioneer Celebration. Salt Lake City: Diamond
Jubilee Committee, 1922. Limited edition, #266 of 300 copies presented to individuals by the Diamond Jubilee
Committee. 46 pages. Oblong 4to. Dark green buckram with blind stamped limes and embossed decorations. Near fine
with faint rubbing at edges of spine. A bright, lovely copy. A certificate signed by George Albert Smith, committee
chairman, and Flora B. Horne of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers is tipped in. The Diamond Jubilee marked the 75th
anniversary of the arrival of Mormon pioneers to the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. Contains a brief history, and numerous
black & white photos. Flake 02828. RDIA08jn $500
79. General Report of the Auditor of Public Accounts for the Territory of Utah: Presented to the Legislative
Assembly December 18, 1854. Great Salt Lake City: John Cain, Public Printer, 1854. One of 100 copies. 8 pages. 12mo.
Self wraps. Very good with a light vertical crease down center and light soiling at spine edge. Very nice and clean. In
blue linen chemise and matching slipcase. Scarce. RGEN00jn $500
80. [Grant, Heber J.] Four pieces of Heber J Grant Memorabilia. Salt Lake City: 1940-1942. Very good. Contains three
printed Christmas cards with envelopes from LDS Church President for the years 1940, 1941, and 1942; each has his
greeting and printed signature. Also included is a small booklet honoring Grant's 85th birthday in 1942. Envelopes show
minor wear and creases. Cards and booklet near fine. Sold as a collection only. RHEB01jn $45
81. The History of Sanpete and Emery Counties. Ogden, UT: W. H. Lever, 1898. 681 pages. 8vo. Three quarter black
leather with black cloth boards; professionally rebacked in black cloth with original gilt stamped leather backstrip
overlaid. Good condition with light spotting to front cover. Old gift inscriptions on front free endsheet and front
flyleaf. Light staining to pages, occasionally obscuring words. Pages 172 and 173 stuck together. A very rare volume.
RHIS01rjb As is, $800
82. Hotel Utah Coffee Shop and Empire Room Menus. Salt Lake City: Hotel Utah, 1945, 1946. Folded cardstock. In
very good condition. Five menus from Hotel Utah eateries; four from the Hotel Utah Coffee Shop, and one from the
Hotel's elegant Empire Room. Each menu has a printed date, from November 24, 1945 to September 20, 1946. The
Coffee Shop menus have a colored photo on the front of scenic Utah. The Empire Room menu is a single sheet, printed
on one side only and decorated in red and white. All have slight shelf wear and bumping at extremities, otherwise clean
and bright. Culinary nostalgia from this grand Salt Lake City hotel. Five menus sold as a set. RHOT00jn $40
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83. Jenson, Andrew. Morgenstjernen/Historical Record. Volumes 1-9, bound in 3 books. Salt Lake City: By the author,
1882-1890. 1st editions. 188, 187, 376, 189, 1-1108, 124 pages. 8vo. Two books in full tan calf with raised bands and black
leather labels and the last volume in original green wraps. Good condition. Volumes 1-4 are in Danish; volumes 5-9 are
in English. The two bound volumes are soiled, rubbed and scuffed but solid with tight hinges and clean contents.
Previous owner’s name is written in ink on the front free endsheet of the second volume. Volume 9 is in near find
condition. Seldom seen in a complete set. Flake 05517 and 04402. Collated complete. RJENMOR01jn $1000
84. MacDonald, A. F. Mexican Colonies: Valuable Information to Intending Settlers and Tourists.
Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1890. 3 pages. 4to. Near fine with faint soiling at edges. RMACMEX03jn $400
87. Pratt, Parley P. Autobiography of Parley Parker
Pratt. Chicago: Law King and Law, for the Pratt
Brothers, 1888. 2nd edition. 502, x pages. 8vo. Original
brown blind stamped leather boards with new black
leather spine. Good, with rubbed and chipped edges on
original boards which are showing at corners. Original
endsheets with reinforcing binding tape at hinges front
and rear. All edges gilt. Contents very good, clean and
tight. An ink inscription on first flyleaf presents the
book to John F. Bennett by the Pratt Bros., and is dated
Oct 20, 1888. Flake 6565. RPRAAUT08jn $600
85. Minutes of a Special Conference of Elders of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints . . . Millennial Star
Supplement 1853, Volume 15. Liverpool: S. W. Richards, 1853.
64 pages. 8vo. Disbound pamphlet. Very good with glue
residue, threads visible at spine and faint soiling to front and
back pages. Contents otherwise very good with occasional
offsetting. This supplement contains the minutes of the
conference held in Salt Lake City August 28, 1852 in which the
practice of plural marriage was publicly acknowledged for the
first time. The 1853 Millennial Star printing is the second
appearance, following the very rare Deseret News supplement
published in 1852. Includes sermons by Brigham Young, Heber
C Kimball, Orson Pratt and others, but the Pratt sermon herein
is considered the principal discourse in defense of polygamy.
Flake 1403. Scarce. RMIN02jn $400
86. Nibley, Hugh. Messages of the Joseph Smith Papyri: An
Egyptian Endowment. Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 1975. 1st
printing. 305 pages. 4to. Yellow cloth. Near fine. Dust jacket is
very good with a bit of light chipping at edges. An ink
inscription by Nibley on the half title. Scarce with inscription.
RNIBMES02jn $300
88. Pratt, Parley P. Angel of the Prairies: A Dream of the Future. Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1880. 1st edition. 24
pages. 12mo. Sewn wraps. Fair. Front wrap is detached and soiled, creased, and chipped at edges. Back wrap is lacking,
and last page of text is soiled and creased in places. Text is complete, and relatively clean with most corners doggeared.
Scarce. Condition noted. Flake 06559. RPRAANG01jn $500
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89. Report of (Deseret) Agricultural Society. Salt Lake City, January 31, 1872 Financial condition to date. Salt Lake
City: Deseret Agricultural Society, 1872. 8vo. Broadside, printed on both sides. Very good. Faint crease and small chip at
lower left edge. Otherwise very good, clean. At the time of this report, John Taylor was President of the company.
RREP16jn $100
90. Smith, Jr., Joseph. Das Buch der Lehre und Bundnisse. The Doctrine and Covenants in German. Bern:
Herausgegeben von J. U. Stucki, 1876. 1st edition. One of 2000 copies. 370 pages. 16mo. Original black blind stamped
cloth. In very good condition with cloth rebacking and original backstrip overlaid. Edges are lightly rubbed, corners
rounded and hinges have been reinforced. Contents are very good and clean. Excerpts from t he Doctrine & Covenants
were translated by Karl Maeser and F. W. Schonfeld and printed in issues of the LDS German periodical, Der Stern.
This first complete text in German is based on those early printings, and was completed by Henry Eyring in 1875-76.
Flake 2931. Jacobs190D. RSMIDAS02jn $1500
91. Smith, Jr, Joseph. The Book of Mormon in Turkish. In Armenian script. [Boston]: privately printed, 1906. 1st
edition. 699 pages. 8vo. Original black blind stamped cloth. Very good condition with spine ends rubbed and fraying a
bit. Faint evidence of a removed book plate on front pastedown. Typed note about the history and translation of this
book pasted on verso of front free endsheet. Contents are very good, clean and tight. This edition of LDS scripture was
originally translated by an early missionary, F. F. Hintze with the help of Haik Jevahirdjian, and printed on a small
Armenian press in Boston in 1906. The books were shipped to Constantinople but delayed in customs for two years,
finally reaching the missionaries in 1908. Flake 746. Jacobs 538b. RSMIBOO91jn $1500
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Western Americana
92. Bennett, William P. The Sky-Sifter: The Great Chieftainess and “Medicine Woman” of the Mohawks.
Remarkable Adventures and Experiences of Her White Foster Son as Related by Himself. [Oakland, CA]: [Pacific
Press Pub.], 1892. 1st edition. 302 pages. 12mo. Newly bound in beige linen with original wraps mounted on covers and a
new nicely matching paper label on spine. Very good. Inner margins of pages have three stab holes from a previous
crude repair. Faint stains running through half the text block don’t affect text. An expert repair and binding. A fictional
account about Mohawk Indians with Mormon references. RBENSKY00jn $500
93. Byington, Fay Kofoed. History of Lava Hot Springs Idaho: Our Valley. West Bountiful, UT: By the author, 1989.
370 pages. 4to. Tan buckram. Very good. Fourteen names from a dedication are signed in ink on front pastedown.
Signed by the author on title page. RBYIHIS00jn $50
94. California Stereoscopic Cards. Six views: Grizzly Giant, Yosemite Valley, The Great Agazie Boulder, Lick
Observatory, Eucaliptic Trees, and Among the Clouds. Littleton, NH: B. W. Kilburn, 1894-1895. 7 x 3.5 inches. Very good
condition with slightly soiling and a few small blemishes. Sold only by Underwood & Underwood. RKILYOS00ec $200
95. Davis, W. M. Biographical Memoir of John Wesley Powell 1834-1902. National Academy of Sciences Biographical
Memoirs Part of Volume VIII. City of Washington: The National Academy of Sciences, 1915. 83 pages. Thin 8vo. Green
pamphlet wraps. Very good. The corners of the covers are lightly bumped and spine chipped with small losses from foot
of spine. Ex libris J. M. Boutwell, Director of the U. S. Geological Survey. Scarce. RDAVBIO00ec $200
96. Harris, A.C. Alaska and the Klondike Gold Fields, Containing a Full Account of the Discovery of Gold;
Enormous Deposits of the Precious Metal; Routes Traversed by Miners; How to Find Gold; Camp Life at
Klondike; Practical Instructions for Fortune Seekers, Etc. N. p.: N. p., 1897. 1st edition. 556 pages. 8vo. Gold cloth
with gilt, black, orange and gray lettering and pictorial embossments, and marbled edges. In very good condition with
gently rubbed and bumped edges. Folding map in good condition with cello tape repairs to back. RHARALA00dpe $125

97. Mumey, Nolie. The Teton Mountains: Their History and Tradition. Denver: Artcraft Press, 1947. #549 of 700
signed copies. 462 pages. 8vo. Quarter gold cloth with paper covered boards and pictorial label. Very good with a slight
roll to spine and gently rubbed and bumped extremities. Former owner's ink-stamp on rear pastedown.
RMUMTET00dpe $200
98. Parkman, Francis. California and Oregon Trail: Being Sketches of Prairie and Rocky Mountain Life. New York:
George P. Putnam, 1849. 1st edition. 448 pages. 12mo. Green cloth with blind embossed boards. Good with bumped and
rubbed edges. Rebacked with original backstrip overlaid. The ends of backstrip are lightly chipped and the spine is
slightly rolled. There are a few small spots on covers. Endsheets are split at hinges, but the hinges are still very sound.
Pages are uniformly foxed and spotted. Considered one of the best narratives of early American western exploration.
RPARCAL00lr $1400
99. Spears, John R. Illustrated Sketches of Death Valley and Other Borax Deserts of the Pacific Coast. Chicago:
Rand, McNally & Co, 1892. 1st edition. 226 pages. 12mo. Brown leather with raised bands and gilt stamped label.
Binding is fine. Pages are very good with light soiling, especially at ends. RSPEILL00cl $250
Fiction, Literature and Poetry
100. Asch, Sholem. The Nazarene: A Novel Based on the Life of Christ. Translated by Maurice Samuel. New York: G.
P. Putnam's Sons, 1939. One of 500 copies of a special signed gift edition. 698 pages. 8vo. Black cloth. Very good with
bumped edges. T. A;bert Hooper, one time buyer for Deseret Book Company’s printed book plate is on the front
pastedown and his name and address is written in ink on front free endsheet. Text block shows faint signs of cracking
at page 282. Dust jacket is good but rubbed and chipped at edges with several small tears. Front flap is price clipped.
Signed by Asch as a gift to Mr. Hooper, who is mis-named Allen on the presentation page. Scarce. RASCNAZ00ec $200
101. Carroll, Lewis. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland; Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There;
and The Hunting of the Snark and other Poems and Verses. Three volume set. Illustrated by Peter Newell. New
York: Harper and Brothers, 1901, 1902, 1903. 1st editions illustrated by Newell. 193, 211, 248 pp. Large 8vo. Cream paper
covered boards with gilt lettering and top edge. In near fine condition with former owner's ink stamp on front
pastedown of each volume. In very good dust jackets with faded spines and edges, and light chipping and bumping to
spine heads. RCARALI01dpe $675
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102. Cervantes, Miguel de. Don Quixote. Introduction by Robin Chapman.
Illustrated by Quentin Blake. London: Folio Society, 2005. 4th printing,
#608 of 1250 copies. 769 pages. Large thick octavo. Full brown decorated
goat skin. In fine condition. Published to commemorate the 400th
anniversary of Cervantes manuscript. Handsomely bound and illustrated,
and housed in a red buckram clamshell case. Includes 15 page staple-bound
reading guide. RCERDON00jn $1150
103. Cleave, Chris. Little Bee. New York: Simon and Schuster, 2008. 1st
edition. 271 pages. 8vo. Half black cloth with black paper covered boards.
Fine, in a fine dust jacket. Signed by Cleave on the title page. RCLELIT00jn
$80
104. Dante Alighieri. Divine Comedy. 3
volume set. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
translation. Boston: Ticknor and Fields,
1867. 413, 410, 452 pages. Small quarto.
Green cloth with gilt lettering. Very good
with light rubbing to extremities and a
few tiny tears and bumps in cloth at spine ends. Front endsheet of volume I has a
short tear at the head of the hinge, but binding is still tight. Light marginalia in pencil
on the first 35 pages of The Inferno. A very nice first edition set of Longfellow’s
translation. RDANDIV00jn $500
105. Dickens, Charles. Bleak House. First American appearance of this title, serialized
in Harpers New Monthly Magazine. 4 volumes. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1851-
1853. 1st American printing. 864, 864, 864, 864 pages. Thick 8vo. 3/4 brown leather
with brown cloth boards and marbled endsheets. Very good condition with light
rubbing and fabric coming loose from front cover of volume VII. Marbled endsheets.
Contents very good, clean and tight. Bound volumes IV, through VII of New Harpers
Monthly Magazine, each volume
containing 6 monthly Beginning in the
April 1852 issue in volume IV, Dickens'
Bleak House was serialized here in its
entirety, prior to publication in book form. It was published in 20 parts in
England, beginning in March 1852. These American serial installations were
realeased almost immediately after . Also included in these 4 volumes are
other stories by Dickens and works by Thomas Carlyle, Sir Edward Bulwer-
Lytton, W. M. Thackeray, and an anonymous article on Joseph Smith and
the Mormons. Nice looking series in matching bindings. RDICBLE00jn
$200
106. Dinesen, Isak. Babette's Feast. Covelo, CA: Yolla Bolly Press,
1997. #222 of 225 copies. 51 pages. 4to. Quarter navy cloth with
decorated paper covered boards. Fine condition. Written in 1949
and published in a collection in 1958, Dinesen's classic story was
faithfully adapted into an award-winning movie of the same title
in 1987. This is the first time it has appeared in a fine press edition.
Illustrated with 19 original woodcuts by Karin Wikstrom, several
of which are printed here in color; afterword by Richard Olney.
Olney and Wikstrom have both signed the colophon page.
Original Prospectus in a sleeve included. Handsome.
RDINBAB00jn $1100
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107. Doyle, Arthur Conan. Crown Diamond. A Play in One Act. New York: Privately printed for the Baskerrette Press,
1958. One of 59 copies. Thin 8vo. Quarter black pebbled cloth with rose paper covered boards and paper label mounted
on front cover. Near fine with slight bowing to covers and a very faint damp staining to lower edges and rear endsheet.
A card awarding honorary life membership in The Baker Street Irregulars is laid in. It is moisture stained. Rare Doyle
item. RDOYCRO00ec $1000
108. Eiseley, Loren. Inner Galaxy. Illustrated with four aquatint etchings by Jennifer Sturgill. Covelo, CA: Yolla Bolly
Press, 2002. #66 of 125 copies. 27 pages. Square 4to. Dark gray Italian linen. Fine condition. This fine edition of Eisley's
essay on evolution is the 29th volume in the Yolla Bolly Press limited imprint series. Housed in a handmade slipcase of
gray paper covered boards, which is also in fine condition. Includes four etchings by Jennifer Sturgill, who has signed
the colophon page. Hand set and printed by letterpress. Original prospectus included. An elegant production.
REISINN00jn $900
109. Ellison, Ralph. The Invisible Man. Illustrated by Will Harmuth. Franklin
Center, PA: Franklin Library, 1980. 454 pages. 8vo. Full red leather with gilt
stamped titles, designs and edges, raised bands and moire satin endsheets.
Near fine with faint tiny silver smudge at top of front cover. Autographed by
Ellison on title page. RELLINV00dpe $250
110. Grey, Zane. Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border. New York: Harper
& Bros., 1913. 1st edition. 326 pages. 12mo. Green cloth with gilt titles and color
label on front cover. Very good with lightly bumped edges and slight roll.
Complimentary copy with publisher's inscription in pen on front free
endsheet. RGREDES00lr $125
111. Half Hours with the Poets: A Collection of Choice Poems, From
Chaucer to Tennyson. New York: James Miller, 1873. 371 pages. 8vo. Brown
cloth with gilt titles and elaborate black and gilt designs and gilded edges.
Very good with lightly rubbed and bumped extremities. Lovely, lavishly
illustrated copy. Includes Ben Jonson, John Donne, William Shakespeare, Sir
Walter Scott, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Lord Byron and others. RHAL00dpe $125
112. Harris, Frank. Oscar Wilde: His Life and Confessions. 2 volumes. New York: Printed and
published by the author, 1918. 2nd edition. 644 total pages. 8vo. Green cloth. Very good
condition with light rubbing to extremities and gently bumped corners. Minor spotting and
soiling to edges. Light foxing to the title page of volume one and the first few pages of volume
two. Former owner's bookplates on the front pastedowns. Solidly bound internally clean.
Signed by Frank Harris on the free front endsheet of volume
one. RHAROSC00em $375
113. Hubbard, L. Ron and Poul Anderson, Jack Vance and A.
E. van Vogt. Astounding Science Fiction, May 1950.
Containing L. Ron Hubbard's introduction to Dianetics.
New York: Street & Smith, 1950. 162 pages. 12mo. Color
printed pictorial wraps. Very good with a few small creases
and a tiny bump to fore edge. Prior to
the publication of Dianetics, L Ron
Hubbard introduced his "new science of
the mind" to readers in this publication.
The issue also contains The Helping
Hand by Anderson, The Potters of Firsk
by Vance, and part two of The Wizard of
Linn by van Vogt. RHUBAST00tw $60
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114. King, Stephen. From a Buick 8. Baltimore: Cemetery Dance Publications,
2002. 1st edition. One of 1750 copies. 408 pages. Small quarto. Blue hardcover
with red and silver foil emossing. Book, dust jacket and slipcase are all in fine
condition. RKINFRO00ec $250
115. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. The Courtship Of Miles Standish and
Other Poems. Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1858. 1st edition. 215 pages. 12mo.
Brown cloth with gilt stamping to spine. Very good, with very light bumping to
spine ends, light rubbing to extremities, and minor spotting to covers. Soft front
hinge, missing front flyleaf. With publisher's new release catalog for October,
1858, at rear. RLONCOU00rjb $250
116. McCann, Rebecca. The Complete
Cheerful Cherub, 1001 Verses. With a
memoir by Mary Graham Bonner. New York:
Covici-Friede, circa 1915. 512 pages. 8vo.
Orange cloth. Very good, with very light
bumping to spine ends and very light rubbing
to extremities. Previous owner's signature and notes attractively handwritten on
front free endsheet. Three extra leaves are tipped-in after the front free. The first
has a tipped photo of an earlier owner of this book. The second has three
newspaper clippings about Rebecca McCann. The last leaf frames a mounted
hand-drawn and colored postcard with a poem from McCann.
Added leaves apparently became loose and subsequently were
celo-taped back in, connecting to title-page. More newspaper
clippings of author's poems and cartoons are mounted on the
rear free endsheet. A tracing is laid in. An unusual copy with
original art by McCann added.
RMCCCOM00rjb $225
117. McDarrah, Fred W. and Gloria S. Beat Generation: Glory Days in Greenwich
Village. New York: Schirmer Books, 1996. 286 pages. 4to. Hardcover. Near fine with
lightly bumped.spine ends in a fine dust jacket. Many wonderful photographs.
RMCDBEA00ec $75
118. Shakespeare, William. First Folio of Shakespeare. The Norton Facsimile.
Prepared by Charles Hinman. New York: W. W. Norton, 1968. 1st printing. 928 pages.
Thick folio. Quarter red leather in red cloth slipcase. Near fine. Prospectus from
Norton laid in. Slipcase is lightly rubbed at edges and has light moisture stains on
fore edge. The book is lovely. RSHAFIR00jn $100
119. Shelley, [Mary]. Frankenstein or the Modern
Prometheus. London: Routledge, 1891. 317 pages. 24mo.
Quarter red cloth. Very good with rubbed edges and slight
rippling of the decorative paper covering the boards. Spine
and pages are slightly darkened. A sturdy delightful little
volume. RSHEFRA00tw $275
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Religion, Metaphysics, Freemasonry & Philosophy
120. Boudinot, Elias. A Star In The West; or, A Humble Attempt to Discover the Long
Lost Ten Tribes of Israel Preparatory to Their Return to Their Beloved City,
Jerusalem. Trenton, New Jersey: D. Fenton, S. Hutchinson, and J. Dunham, 1816. 1st
edition. 312 pages. 8vo. Brown leather with corners recovered and new backstrip in brown
leather with raised bands and silver titles and decor to spine. New endsheets. Binding is
very good with very light rubbing to extremities of original boards. Small paper residue on
rear cover. An early gift inscription, a few notes and three ink stamps of former owners on
second flyleaf and title page. Pges are browned with occasional light spotting and uniform
offsetting. Boudinot was a lawyer and early statesman, president of the Continental
Congress, and director of the U. S. Mint. His interest in the Bible and the theory that the
American Indians were the lost ten tribes of Israel prompted this work.
RBOUSTA00rjb $300
121. Burn, Richard. Ecclesiastical Law. Two volumes. London: H. Woodfall and W Strahan,
1763. 1st edition. 685, 784 pages. 4to. Newly bound in 1/4 red cloth with gilded spine,
marbled paper boards and decorative gilt rolls at edges of cloth where it meets paper. In
near fine condition. Pages are very clean with only the slightest spotting. Edges are lightly
soiled. RBURECC00tw $475
122. Confucius. The Unwobbling Pivot and The Great Digest.
Translated by Ezra Pound. [Murray, Utah]: Pharos, 1947. 1st edition.
52 pages. 8vo. Mauve wraps. Very good with slightly faded spine and
a few spots on covers. First few pages are lightly soiled and nibbled
at fore edge not affecting text Glue holding text block to covers is
coming loose. Pharos Number Four RCONCON00zm $90
123. Coxe, Arthur Cleveland. Christian Ballads. Illustrated by John
A. Hows. New York: D. Appleton and Co., 1865. 235 pages. 8vo. Red
leather with elaborately gilded spine, gilt rolled borders on boards,
gilt dentelles and edges and marbled endsheets. In very good
condition with rubbed extremities and former owner's name in gilt
on front cover. A beautiful volume illustrated with delicate
engravings. RCOXCHR00dpe $100
124. De Vinck, Jose. Words of
Jesus, With Key Readings from
New and Old Testaments
Translated from the Greek. Allendale, New Jersey: Alleluia Press, 1977. 328 pages.
12mo. Flexible black pebbled leather with gilt titles and designs. All edges gilt.
Modern decorative drop initials and words attributed to Jesus printed in red. Near
fine condition. Bright, square and lovely. RDEVWOR00lr $225
125. Fort, George F. The Early History and Antiquities of Freemasonry, as
Connected with Ancient Norse Guilds and the Oriental and Medieval Building
Fraternities. Philadelphia: W. S. Fortescue and Co, 1878. 500 pages. 8vo. Rust cloth
with gilt lettering and gilt and black designs. Very good with lightly rubbed and
bumped extremities. Front hinge is soft but still secure. Small stamp residue on
front pastedown and former owner's signature on front flyleaf. A tight, bright, clean
and handsome copy. RFOREAR00dpe $125
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126. Gnaneswarananda. Ramakrishna: The Man and His Power. Chicago: Vedanta Society,
1936. 125 pages. 16mo. Blue cloth with gilt lettered front cover. Inscribed on title page by
Swami Vishwananda, successor of Swami Gnaneswarananda to the leadership of the
Vedanta Society of Chicago. In near fine condition. RGNARAM01rjb $250
127. Gould, Robert Freke. The History
of Freemasonry. 4 volume set. New
York: John C. Yorston & Co, circa 1895.
380, 374, 449, 699 pages. 4to. Brown
blind stamped cloth with gilt and red
decorations, blind embossing and edges
stained red. In very good condition with
lightly rubbed and bumped edges.
Hinges are strong and pages are very clean. Many illustrations,
most with tissue guards. A beautiful set. RGOUHIS00jn $325
128. Julius, C. Clark. Masonic Timepieces, Rings, Balls & Watch
Fobs. York, PA: Printing Express, #410 of an unspecified edition.
51 pages. 8vo. Buff colored pictorial wraps. Near fine with subtle
toning. Inscribed twice by Julius, once on the limitation page and
again at the end of his curriculum vitae. Additionally, a typed
signed note from Julius is laid-in. RJULMAS00tw $40
129. The Koran. Norwalk, CT: Easton Press, 1996. 455 pages. 8vo.
Blue leather with raised bands and elaborate decorative gilt
stamping. Gilt edges and moire satin endsheets. Fine.
RKOR00rjb $80
130. Lewis, C. S. . The Screwtape Letters. New York: Macmillan, 1957. 25th printing. 160 pages. 8vo. Red cloth. Very
good with gently rubbed corners, lightly browned endsheets and top edge. Dust jacket is very good with lightly chipped
extremities. A very nice copy. RLEWSCR00dpe $35
131. The Path to Paradise or, the
Way of Salvation. New York: D & J
Sadlier, 1878. 508 pages. 48mo.
Burgundy velour with brass edges,
arabesques and cross as well as
clasp. Page edges gilt. Near fine.
Engraved frontispiece and title page.
Numerous instructional vignettes.
Feasts, Indulgences, Exercises, Mass,
Commandments, Sins, Prayers,
Psalms, Saints, Meditations, etc. A
beautiful scarce little book. RPATH00tw $200
132. Stilson, Henry Leonard et al, editors. History of the
Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted
Masons. Boston: Fraternity Publishing, 1923. 884 pages. Thick
4to. Full black blind embossed leather with gilt titles and
designs and all edges gilt. Near fine. This stunningly handsome
volume has had little use, and only an occasional faint rubbing
to extremities. Bright, clean, tight and nearly perfect.
RSTIHIS00jn $200
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133. Chaucer, Geoffrey. The Poetical Works Of Geoffrey Chaucer. The first
five of six volumes. London: William Pickering, 1845. 326, 321, 330, 363, 321
pages. 16mo. Green leather with gilt titles, raised bands, gilt edges, and
marbled endsheets. Very good with extremely light rubbing in a few spots.
Fore edge of text block of Volume 2 is bumped and flyleaves are lightly foxed.
Otherwise, this beautiful set would be near fine. Volume six is lacking from
set but The Canterbury Tales and Troilus and Creseide are complete.
RCHAPOE01bc $450
134. Dickens, Charles. Complete Works. 36 volume set. Introduction by
Sacheverell Sitwell. Illustrations by Maurice Greiffenhagen. Geneva: Edito-
Service S. A, No date but likely circa 1985. 8vo. Brown and burgundy leather
with gilt designs and edges, cameo reliefs of Dickens on front covers and
moire satin endsheets. Near fine with very faint scratches to bottom edges of
five volumes. The rest are pristine. An extremely handsome set.
RDICCOM00dpe $800
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135. Hugo, Victor. The Works of Victor Hugo. 18 volumes. London:
Edinburgh Society, n.d. Royal Edition Deluxe, #179 of 500 sets. Green
cloth with paper labels. Very good. Front board of volume one is lightly
spotted. Some paper labels are starting to curl at edges.
RHUGWOR00jn $1000
136. Jefferson, Thomas. The Writings of Thomas Jefferson. Edited by
Andrew A. Lipscomb. 20 volume set. Washington D. C.: Thomas
Jefferson Memorial Association, 1903. 8vo. Green cloth with white paper
labels and deckle edges. Very good with lightly bumped and rubbed
extremities. Labels are lightly soiled with occasional chipping to edges.
Deckle edges a bit flattened. Tissue guarded illustrations. Occasional
light pencil tick mark in margins of first volume. Contents near fine,
clean and bright. RLIPWRI00jn $2000
137. Lewis, C. S. Religious Works of C. S. Lewis, in six volumes.
Includes: Four Loves; Surprised by Joy; Screwtape Letters; Mere
Christianity; Great Divorce; and A Grief Observed. Norwalk, CT: Easton
Press, 2002. 141, 230, 209, 227, 149 and 76 pages. 8vo. Full matching
brown leather with raised bands, gilt decorations and moire satin
endsheets. Fine. A handsome set. RLEWFOU00jn $800
138. Ludlow, Daniel H, editor. Encyclopedia of Mormonism. 5 volume set including Triple Combination. New York:
Macmillan, 1992. 1st edition. 1850, 486 pages. 4to. Blue buckram. Near fine. Includes the seldom seen Triple
Combination that is the 5th volume. All volumes appear to have had very little use, but there are small bumps to the
lower edges of the boards of volumes 1-4. Otherwise, a fine set. RLUDENC00jn $800
139. Macauley, Lord. The Complete Works of Lord Macaulay. Includes The History of England, and Miscellaneous
Works. 20 volumes bound into 10 books. New York G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1898. Temple Bar Edition, #454 of 1000. 8vo.
Quarter brown leather with gilt titles and designs on spine, and brown cloth covered boards. Book Condition: Near
fine with a few very faint spots of soiling to leather of volumes 1-2 and 5-6 of Miscellaneous Works. Very light bumping
to corners of most volumes. Both sub sets in this set: The History of England and Miscellaneous Works are 10 volumes
each, but bound into 5 books, making this Complete Works a 10 volume set. These attractive books are clean and sharp.
A beautiful addition to the Macaulay fan's library. RMACCOM01lr $1000
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140. Peterson, Roger Tory. Roger Tory Peterson Field Guides. 47 of 48 volumes. Norwalk: Easton Press, 1984. 50th
Anniversary Edition. 12mo. Full leather with gilt lettering, cover vignettes and edges. Set is near fine. Fourteen volumes
have an affixed Easton Press bookplate bearing the former owner's name. All volumes are clean and bright inside and
out. An attractive set in brown, green, red, and blue leather. The first volume, Birds of the Eastern United States, is
signed by Roger Tory Peterson. Set also includes: Advanced Birding, Hawks, Birds of Texas, Eastern Birds' Nests, Birds
of the Caribbean, Birds of Britain and Europe, Birds of the American West, Western Birds' Nests, Warblers, Mexican
Birds, Pacific Shells, Pacific Coast Fishes, Atlantic Shells, Coral Reefs, Atlantic Seashore, Freshwater Fishes, Atlantic
Coast Fishes, Southeastern Seashores, Moths, Eastern Butterflies, Insects, Western Butterflies, Beetles, Medicinal
Plants, Rocky Mountain Wildflowers, Eastern Forests, Mushrooms, Southwestern Wildflowers, Pacific States
Wildflowers, Northeastern Wildflowers, Ferns, Edible Wild Plants, Western Forests, Trees and Shrubs, Western Trees,
Eastern Trees, Animal Tracks, Mammals of Britain and Europe, Eastern Reptiles/Amphibians, Mammals, Western
Reptiles/Amphibians, Atmosphere, Geology, Stars and Planets, Rocks and Minerals, and Venomous Animals.
RPETROG00em $1200
141. Regardie, Israel. The Golden Dawn: An Account of the Teaching, Rites, and Ceremonies of the Hermetic
Order of the Golden Dawn. 4 volumes. Chicago: Aries Press, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940. 227, 300, 276, 368 pages. 8vo. Black
cloth with gilt lettered spine. Very good condition. Some volumes have gently bumped corners and all volumes have
light tape residue on endsheets, but all are tight, sturdy and clean. Dust jackets are very good with lightly chipped
extremities. Volume 4 has discoloration from adhesive of a formerly taped closed tear on bottom of back cover and
volume 1 has light residue from a price sticker on foot of rear panel. A good looking set in the very rare dust jackets.
Metaphysics. RREGGOL00dpe $1800
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142. Schaff, Philip, et al, editors. Anti Nicene Fathers (10 volumes), with Nicene and Post Nicene Fathers, 1st and 2nd
series, (28 volumes). Peabody, MA: Hendrickson Publishers, 1995. 2nd printing. 8vo. Tan cloth gilt stamped titles on red,
blue, green and black labels. Near fine condition. Faint shelf wear at edges of spines. Top edge of spine of vol 9 in the
2nd series is a bit wrinkled and creased. Otherwise the set is bright, and appears to have had very little, if any use. Total
of 38 volumes. RSCHANT00jn $700
143. White, David A. News of The Plains and Rockies, 1803-1865. 8 volumes plus additional bibliography. Spokane,
WA: Arthur H. Clark Co., 1996-2001. 8vo. Tan cloth with gilt stamping to spine and front cover. Near fine. Additional
bibliography in original shrinkwrap. RWHINEW00rjb $450
144. Whitman, Walt. Complete Writings of Walt Whitman. 10 volumes. New York: G. P. Putnams Sons, 1902. Book-
Lover's Camden Edition. #369 of 500 sets. 8vo. Quarter Japanese vellum with elaborately gilded backstrips and vellum
tipped corners. Top edges gilt. Deckle edges. Very good to near fine with light soiling. The limitation page of volume 1
of the prose works is detached and its front board has a small stain from a label which has been removed. The upper
rear joint of volume 6 has a 33mm split which has been unobtrusively cello-taped - very hard to notice. Otherwise the
set is clean, sturdy and very attractive. RWHICOM01tw $2400
145. Wilson, Woodrow. A History of the American People. 5 volumes. New York: Harper & Bros., 1902. #139 of 350
autographed sets of the Alumni edition. 349, 368, 347, 343, 337 pages. 4to. Modern brown cloth with attractive gilt
stamped spines and new endsheets. Deckle edges. All volumes are in very good to near fine condition. The top edge of
volume 1 has a stain that measures about 2 inches in diameter and occasional very light moisture stains on the edges of
the pages. Signed by Wilson on the verso of the half title page of volume 1. RWILHIS02ec $2500
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