Search Results: Titles starting with C from Caroliniana

New York: J. Eastburn, 1817. 8vo, [4], 196 pp, contemporary leather. Latin edition of Sallust printed in New York and edited by Peter Wilson. Upper portion of title page, first ten leaves and last 20 leves damp stained, joints split, spine ends chipped, pages foxed and toned.

New York: St. Martin's Press, 1974. Hardcover with dust jacket, 717 pp. in very good condition with foxing to pages, ink annotations to pages, some foxing to dust jacket, owner inscription to front end paper

New York: Brentano's, 1926. Hardcover, dark purple cloth, 307 pp, illustration plates. First published in 1910. A biography of Italian occultist and magician Alessandro Cagliostro. An attractive copy with few spots of discoloration to covers, owner inscription to front endpaper.

New York: Doubleday & Company, Inc, 1952. Hardcover with dust jacket, 494 pp. First illustrated edition; deluxe edition illustrated in full color by Lawrence Beall Smith. Signed by Wouk on front endpaper prior to two leaves of facsimile letters. Dust jacket chipped along upper edge, dust jacket corners trimmed, staining and damp staining to text block edges, mainly upper edge, bit of foxing.

Oakland: Kelly-Davis Company, 1916. Folded brochure that folds out to a 24 x 19" map of California missions, with travel information printed on the other side. "Compliments of U.S. Grant Hotel San Diego" to front panel. Bit of toning to paper, chipping to rear panel/lower portion of map with loss.

New York : Grosset & Dunlap, 1915. 8vo, hardcover with dust jacket, 211 pp, photoplay frontispiece. Very good with wear to spine tips, slight spine lean, hint of chipping to edge of frontis, toning and foxing to pages, toning to jacket with slight chipping to corners and edges of jacket.

New York: Bryan, Taylor & Co, 1894. Folio, blue cloth with gilt lettering and illustration, 551 pp, profusely illustration. A very good, bright copy with wear to corners and edges, mild discoloration to covers, toning to pages.

New York: E.P. Dutton & Company, Inc, 1944. First Edition. 8vo, hardcover with dust jacket. First edition, first printing. Inscribed on the half title page by Huie. A good copy with mottling and discoloration to covers, toning to pages, foxing to endpapers, bookplate to front endpaper, dust jacket toned, torn and chipped, with tape repairs to verso.

New York: Random House, 1928. Quarto, original tan cloth with gilt lettering, 111 pp. Number 423 of a limited edition of 1470 copies signed by Rockwell Kent. In the original glassine wrapper. Very good with foxing to text block edges, sunning to edges and spine ends, bit of dust soiling to rear endpapers, toning, staining, chipping and tearing to glassine.

New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1967. Hardcover with dust jacket, 304 pp. In very good condition with foxing to pages, rubbing to dust jacket, mild staining to front cover, darkening to spine, owner inscription to front end paper.

[High Point, North Carolina], 1924. 7.75 x 5.25", grey cloth with black lettering, 128 pp, including local advertisements and blank memorandum pages. A community cookbook compiled by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Quaker Church of High Point, North Carolina. Includes recipes for southern staples from local Quaker kitchens, as well as recipes for Quaker muffins, old Virginia smithfield ham recipe, prune and peanut butter salad, cooked mayonnaise, Chinese supper dish, and more. The contributor of each recipe is listed. A nice copy with a hint of staining to covers and a hint of toning to pages.

[Germany]: C. Schonert, 1873. Linen backed black and white map of Cuba measuring 14 x 9.5", folding into original card pocker with manuscript title. A rare and obscure Cuba map. Wear to pocket, bit of toning and foxing, very good.

New York: William Morrow and Company, 1937. First Edition. 8vo, black cloth with orange lettering. First edition, first printing. Good with mild staining to covers, slight toning to pages, owner inscription to front endpaper, staining to upper text block edge.

New York: William Morrow and Company, 1939. First Edition. Hardcover. 8vo, black and green cloth, lacking dust jacket. First edition, first printing. A good copy with corners bumped, mild staining to covers, occasional staining to pages, wear to corners and edges.

New York: William Morrow and Company, 1946. First Edition. 8vo, hardcover with dust jacket. First edition, first printing. Very good with fading, soiling and rubbing to dust jacket.

New York: Triangle Books, 1937. Hardcover with dust jacket, 191 pp. Toning to pages, small stain to lower corner of jacket and book, rubbing, fading and soiling to dust jacket, corners of dust jacket are trimmed. A lame pet canary holds the key to a murder. Perry Mason is on the hunt for a killer while helping the sister of Rita Swaine, owner of the canary.

New York: Triangle Books, 1945. Octavo, original grey cloth covers, titles in black, red page edges, in the illustrated dust jacket. The first Perry Mason title. A very nice vintage copy with toning to pages, dust jacket price clipped and with light chipping along top edge, were and creasing to spine ends, small chip to top spine end, some light soiling to rear panel, else good.

New York: William Morrow & Company, 1956. First Edition. 7.75 x 5.5", salmon hardback with illustrated dust jacket, 243, [2] pp. First edition, first printing. A Perry Mason mystery. Slight ink staining along edges of boards, two small pieces of old tape on each cover and tape ghosting to endpapers, name stamp on front pastedown, hint of rubbing along jacket edges, an attractive copy.

New York: William Morrow and Company, 1936. Octavo, black cloth with red lettering, 282 pp, in the scarce original dust jacket. First edition, first printing of the eighth Perry Mason book. A nice copy with dust jacket corners trimmed, one inch tear to front flap of jacket, slight chipping to upper spine of jacket, chip to rear corner of jacket, old tape marks to endpapers and binding, ownership stamp to front pastedown, slight toning to pages and a couple areas of wear to covers.

USA: American Psychological Association, 1954. 10 x 7", stapled booklet with manilla covers and black ink, 17 pp, numbered 135-151. Offprint "Reprinted from The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology". A study by Thigpen and Cleckley, members of the Department of Psychiatry and Neurology at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta, on a patient exibiting Multiple Personality Disorder (now known as Dissociative Identity Disorder). The attributes and interactions of the patient's three personalities are documented as well as observations on and interactions with the patient by the psychiatrists. A precurser to the controversial book The Three Faces of Eve, the two authors, partners and pioneers in the fields of psychology, treated and studied a young woman from Edgefield, SC. They used various methods to diagnose, treat, and understand the disorder using theoretical principles established by early psycholgists such as Sigmund Freud and Morton Prince. Slight creasing to covers, 3/4 inch split to… Read More