Vermont from Hedgehog's Whimsey Books

Spine has sun-fade. Binding solid. Deckled outside page block. Oval gold pastoral scene, lower front. Senator Aiken in his Introduction reviews the 10 prior years and the economic depression America had been sinking into. Signed by author to friends w/ small Xmas tag.

Minor shelf and reading wear. Slight spine tilt and jacket spine sun-fade. B&W photo frontispiece of the Johnny Appleseed Bookshop. Prior owner address label, first free end paper. Wed to Walter Hard, author Margaret Hard, with Walter, were both active writers and publishers, celebrating their friendships among other writers, and Vermont. Walter had been elected to the Vermont Legislature, expanding… Read more about this item

Sturdy forest green cloth over boards. Small gold titles, front, spine. Detailed 16 Chapters' Contents; Index; Glued binding B&W photos tacked in where intended: Frontispiece author Kinsley w/ facsimile signature; View from Deermont; Senate in Session; President Arthur; Sanator Edmunds; Bingham Kinsley Homestead; Senator Morrill; Roosevelt Memorial Committee; President Coolidge; Official Campaign Song; Home Town Coolidge Club Quartet; Coolidge Birthday… Read more about this item

Author Marie Flaim Tedford of northern Vermont recently celebrated her 99th birthday by alerting all-ages of readers that these short stories are still available, fresh, clean, and still timely. Seen through the eyes of Maria, a pre-teen. Maria spends time thinking and observing about boys, girls, nuns, sickness, death, prejudice, her Italian family, boarders, step-parents, Irish and German friends, acquaintances,… Read more about this item

Deane C. Davis became Governor of Vermont after retiring as chief executive officer of the National Bank of Vermont, and a judge. A storyteller and collector of anecdotes, Davis published this collection during his next retirement. Illustrated with wonderful pencil drawings.

Norman OK.: University of Oklahoma Press., 1994. First edition. 1st paperback printing.. Trade paperback. New. Signed by author. Author signature with, "Sarah Hale Award, Newport, NH 2022", courtesy Collection Gagnon, Bibliotecheque Municipale de la Ville de Montreal.. On Front Cover: Abenakis from a French mission village on the St Lawrence. 1 Trade paperback. Glued binding. Archival artwork. 346… Read more about this item

Boston.: Little, Brown and Company., 1954. Reprint. Reprinted June 1954. 1st, October 1953.. Hard cover. Very good in fair dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. Crack to end papers at list of author's works and half title page. Binding holding.. 1 Gold spine titles with decoration. Light blue cloth over boards. 488 p. 22 cm. Gold top page… Read more about this item

Burlington VT.: Self-published / The Lane Press, printer., 1952. First edition. Likely 1st. No print line.. Spiralbound. Fine.. Sanborn, Edward (Illustrations and covers by).. 1 half-inch plastic coil binding. Black 87 p. 22 cm. Numerous pencil Illustrations. Cookbook from a maple syrup production state. Breads and Rolls, Cakes and Cookies, Pies, Desserts, Icings and Sauces, Candies, Main Dishes,… Read more about this item

New York.: E.P. Dutton., 1936. 3rd printing since June 1936 1st.. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Possible front free end paper missing. Light side page block soiling. Clean text pages.. 1 Light green lightly pebbled cloth over boards; gold spine, front titles; blind stamped mountain peaks graphic, front. 253 p.; 21 cm. Memoir-travelogue in Zephine Humphrey's… Read more about this item

Taftsville VT.: The Countryman Press. Reprinted from Syracuse University Press., 1974. Unabridged.. Trade paperback. Very good.. 1 Trade paperback. 368 p. Author Charles A Jellison is Professor of History at the University of New Hampshire. He writes of Ethan Allen: soldier, politician, publicist, land speculator, and "aspiring traitor" in early Vermont. Described as a "towering, tempestuous man", Ethan… Read more about this item

Montpelier VT.: S. M Walton / Walton's Steam Press., 1866. Trade paperback. Good. Aging, light handling.. Jewett, E.R. & Co., Buffalo NY (Eng. in Relief, 1959, Map of the State of Vermont), qtr-fold front, B&W). 1 128 p. Paperbound, newsprint quality. Black ink w/ decorations, lists, charts, ads. 3.5x5.5 inches approx. Subtitle: "Being the second after Bissextile or… Read more about this item

Brattleboro VT.: Stephen Greene Press., 1961. 2nd edition, stated. 1st in 1950 by Rinehart & Co.. Hard cover. Good in good dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. Firmly-bound book, marred only by top page block foxing. Jacket shows random soiling plus underside foxing.. Daly, George (Illustrated by).. 1 255 p. 22 cm. Pen&Ink artwork beginning chapters plus full-pages.… Read more about this item

E. Poultney VT / Lunenburg VT.: Self-published / Stinehour Press, printer., 1963. First edition. Presumed 1st copyright.. Hard cover. Very good in very good dust jacket. Signed by author. Lower corners worn to boards. Light soil to front jacket.. Arnold, Meredith (Illustrations by).. 1 66 p. Delicate floral illustrations decorate the white paper book covers, matched on jacket.… Read more about this item

Plymouth VT.: Farm and Wilderness Foundation., 1989. First edition.. Trade paperback. Fine.. F&W Archival B&W photos.. 1 95 p. Paper covers w/ wraparound B&W graphic from event photo. 8.5x11 in. RARE: Educators, the Webbs founded residential summer camps on Woodard Reservoir in Plymouth VT, adding others on Lake Ninevah in Mount Holly. Their programs followed Quaker principles, and… Read more about this item

Rutland VT.: The Tuttle Company / Marble City Press., 1925. First edition. Same date, Title and Copyright pages.. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Page 27, a publisher's glued typed correction for timeline, 1907-1908, else near fine. Minor spine end, corner wear.. Various photographers. Maps not credited.. 1 Dark green cloth over boards, blind-stamped narrow border, white… Read more about this item

New York / Boston / Chicago.: Silver, Burdett & Company., 1913. "b"; Earlier 1890, 1895, 1904.. Hard cover. Good. Binding loosening at end papers, 3 inches lower front, single layer, rear.. 1 102 p. Author's 1904 Preface: "Each new edition has been revised".

Bloomington IN.: AuthorHouse. Author self-published., 2005. First edition. Presumed 1st; no print line.. Trade paperback. Fine. Signed by author.. 1 Trade paperback. Glued binding. 216 p. Audience: General/trade. Set in Springfield VT and nearby Proctorsville, 1987. For deer hunters, in the fall, the first day of hunting season is culturally important and requires a comfort level in the… Read more about this item

Hertford NC.: Crossroad Press., 2020. Author copyright 2012. Trade paperback. New.. 1 Trade paperback. Glued binding. 150 p. Audience: General/trade. Sections: The Journey Begins; Ghostly Ghettos; Oddballs and Oddities; It Can't Happen Here; Wonders Will Never Cease. Referred to as "Vermont's Ghostmaster General", Joseph A Citro's writing career has been in collecting weird stories, and in creating intriguing… Read more about this item

Middletown DE.: Crossroad Press., 2020. Author copyright 2013.. Trade paperback. New.. 1 Trade paperback. Glued binding. 72 p. 22 cm. Audience: General/trade. Herein are 8 hand-picked favorites of Vermont's haunted, bizarre, and baffling history by storyteller Joseph A Citro of Windsor VT. Contents: Champlain Monster Mania; Angels in Danville; Student Spirits; Horror in a Dummerston Barn; Terror Triangle… Read more about this item

Ludlow VT.: Black River Historical Society., 1949. Reprint. 3rd edition, 1988.. Trade paperback. New.. 1 239 p. Trade paperback. Glued binding. White sealed paper covers illustrated with horse team doing road work circa 1900. 23 cm. Lengthy Index. B&W photo section at back. Audience: General/trade. Community history of east central Vermont small city of pioneering industry, mountains, agriculture,… Read more about this item