Own a pristine first edition, first printing copy of the acclaimed masterpiece by Amor Towles , author of A Gentleman in Moscow. The Lincoln Highway is a propulsive, stylish novel set in 1950s America, following four young men on a life-changing ten-day road trip. Listing Highlights: True First Edition: Confirmed first printing with the full number line (ending in “1”) and “Stated First Printing” on the copyright page. Collector Quality: Bound in elegant blue hardcover with crisp spine lettering. Dust Jacket: Original, unclipped jacket with the $30.00 retail price present. Condition Note: Appears unread. No marks, inscriptions, or remainder marks. Pages are crisp and white.
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Arthur Conan Doyle Hound of the Baskervilles 1903 4th Impression Illustrated HC
The Hound of the Baskervilles is markedFourth Impression and includes illustrations. The brown cloth binding has significant age and wear, including fraying, stains, rubbed edges, loose threads, and toned pages.
A. Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes 3 Volume Set 1904 Harper & Brothers Illustrated
Arthur Conan Doyle. • Published simultaneously in New York and London by Harper & Brothers. The gilt lettering on the spines remains largely legible despite age-appropriate fading. Interiors show moderate tanning to the pages and occasional light foxing, consistent with 120-year-old paper.
Painting, Furniture Refinishing and Repairing 1943 Popular Mechanics Press HC
Description (and please see photographs): 96 pages, hardcover. One does not often see these bound in hard covers… Condition: See box above. Shipping Options: US – USPS 1st Class, USPS Priority Mail, USPS Media Mail (no magazines or newspapers).
Painting, Furniture Refinishing and Repairing 1943 Popular Mechanics Press HC
Description (and please see photographs): 96 pages, hardcover. One does not often see these bound in hard covers… Condition: See box above. Shipping Options: US – USPS 1st Class, USPS Priority Mail, USPS Media Mail (no magazines or newspapers).
1936 The Six Fingered Glove Mystery by Frances K Judd, Kay Tracey Mystery, DJ VG
Nice condition copy of “The Six Fingered Glove Mystery” by Frances K. Judd with its original dust jacket. 1936 1st edition; Cupples & Leon Company; New York. Frontispiece with decorative end papers. From the “Kay Tracey Mystery Stories” series – a series of 18 young adult detective novels starring 16-year old Kay Tracey, who solves cases with her friends Betty and Wilma Worth. Written under the pseudonym Frances K. Judd, these books were known for their fast-paced, sometimes bizarre plots, featuring a mix of amateur sleuthing and high-school drama. In this book, the fifth in the series, Kay Tracey investigates the kidnapping of a beautiful movie star.
Lot of 3 Kay Tracey Mystery Stories Frances K Judd 1930s Illustrated
The secret of the red scarf 1934. The sux lingered glove mystery 1936 and The secret at the windmill 1937. All three in great shape good binding nice pages, no drops. nice illitsteation.Kay Tracey mystery stories. Frances K. Judd. listed on the covers is a collective ” house pseudonym”
Kay Tracey Mystery Stories Frances K Judd 1934 & 1938 Lot of 2 Books HCDJ 1st Ed
Very good condition. The books do not look new and have been read but are in excellent condition. The dust jackets ares included. They have minimal identifying marks on the inside cover.
lot of 4 Kay Tracey Mystery Stories HC Frances K Judd 1930s Illustrated
Three books are from the popularKay Tracey Mystery Stories series, with one retaining its original illustrated dust jacket. Frances K. Judd is best known for theKay Tracey Mystery Stories, a popular girls’ mystery series published during the 1930s and 1940s as a contemporary competitor to Nancy Drew.
Road to the Sun By Marjory S. Douglas, Signed
The product is a vintage first edition hardcover book titled “Road to the Sun” by Marjory S. Douglas, published in 1952. This limited edition book comes with a dust jacket and is inscribed, making it a rare and collectible item for book enthusiasts. The book is bound in cloth and was originally published in the United States, adding to its historical significance and appeal as a unique piece for collectors of antiquarian books.