| Title of book |
Min. Bid |
Actual Bid/date |
| 1. The Ellen Degeneres Collection. 2-DVD set featuring two of her finest comedy shows, “The Beginning” and “Here and Now”. |
$6 |
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| 2. The Crusades. 10-DVD set. History presented by the University of Washington Alumni Association and the UW College of Arts and Sciences. |
$10 |
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| 3. The World at War. 11-DVD set. The award winning television classic presents an unsurpassed visual history of the war. Narrated by Sir Laurence Olivier. |
$15 |
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| 4. Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel. Audio CD. This classic story is brought to life in a fresh, wonderous way. |
$4 |
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| 5. The Big Burn by Timothy Egan. Audio CD. A reading of the stirring non-fiction account of Teddy Roosevelt and the fire that saved America. |
$4 |
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| 6. For the Love of the Game: My Story by Michael Jordan. Shrink-wrapped in special slipcase. |
$5 |
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| 7. Dueling for the Empire, edited by Edwin Markham, art edition, Volume VII, 1927. A history covering the age of rivalry, 1680 to 1700, and the struggle for the rich prize of North America. Embossed cover and gorgeous illustrations. Excellent condition for its age. |
$6 |
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| 8. Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction, and the Drama by E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. 8-volume set, 1902. Heavily illustrated with dozens of full page plates each protected in tissue. Bound in original leather, ornate gileded spine. Copiously illustrated with full-page plates, photogravures, etchings, wood engravings, and typogravures. The object of this collection is to provide a lucid but brief account of names that occur as allusions and references throughout literature. |
$200 |
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| 9. The Olive Farm by Carol Drinkwater. 2001. A memoir of life, love, and olive oil in the South of France. |
$4 |
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| 10. Maus I/Maus II by Art Speigelman 1986/1991. Graphic novel in two volumes. The story of Vladek Spiegelman, a Jewish survivor of Hitler’s Europe. Pencil notations in the text. |
$6 |
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| 11. Dropping In on Andy Warhol by Pamela Stephens. Book and DVD, 2006. Join Puffer as he flies into NYC to meet Andy Warhol and learn about his life and art. |
$6 |
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| 12. The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein. 1992, book and CD. |
$4 |
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| 13. The Christ Child as Told by Matthew and Luke by Maud and Miska Petersham. 1931. Beautifully illustrated of the Christ Child. Jacket is clipped, pen inscriptions inside, dust jacket somewhat tattered. |
$6 |
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| 14. From the Tower Window of My Bookhouse, edited by Olive Miller, 1921, volume five. Book is boxed, some scratches on the cover. |
$4 |
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| 15. Heidi by Johanna Spyri. 1986 Easton Press edition. Leather cover, lovely illustrations. Former owner’s book plate is inside. |
$10 |
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| 16. Swan Lake by Mark Helpren, illustrations by Chris Van Allsburg. 1989. Classic tale with fabulous illustrations. No dust jacket. |
$5 |
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| 17. N.C. Wyeth’s Pilgrims, text by Robert San Souci, 1991. The settling of Plymouth Rock Colony shown in illustrations by one of America’s foremost book illustrators. |
$5 |
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| 18. Little Brown Koko by Blanche Seale Hunt, 1940. Children’s stories of a child called Little Brown Koko. Pencil and crayon scribbling inside, some rips in binding. |
$3 |
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| 19. Two Little Bears by Ylla, 1954. Children’s story book. Some crayon scribbling inside, inscription, and loose binding. |
$4 |
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| 20. “The Bee Book” by Kit Williams. 1984. |
$3 |
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| 21. The Odyssey for Boys and Girls, from Homer, told by A.J. Church, 1906. Despite some tearing in the illustration on the spine, this 104-year-old book is in remarkable condition. Inscription in ink on the first page. |
$5 |
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| 22. The World Treasury of Children’s Literature, selected and with comments by Clifton Fadiman, 1984. Two volume set in illustrated slip case. Contains all the best known fairy tales and children’s stories. Excellent condition. |
$4 |
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| 23. The Wandmaker’s Guidebook by Ed Massessa, 2006. The volume is actually a kit that contains a “starter” wand, feathers, glass crystals, and colored sand along with a 24-page guide book. Bejeweled cover. |
$5 |
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| 24. Math Curse and Science Verse, a two volume set, by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith, 2004. Delightful books for children. Signed by the authors. |
$4 |
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| 25. Blood Fever, A James Bond Adventure by Charlie Higson, 2006. Book 2 of the “Young Bond” series. A tale featuring a young James Bond as a student at Eton. Lots of action. The novel is signed by the author. |
$4 |
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| 26. Big Mouth and Ugly Girl by Joyce Carol Oates, 2002. In her first novel for young adults, one of America’s most prolific and best known authors creates a provocative and unflinching story of friendship and family, loyalty and betrayal. |
$3 |
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| 27. The Hardy Boys, set of 4 mystery stories, by Franklin W. Dixon, 1929-1931. Classic children’s books. Some wear on the exteriors of each book. |
$4 |
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| 28. The French Laundry Cookbook by Thomas Keller. 1999. This book captures, through recipes, essays, profiles and extraordinary photography, one of America’s great restaurants, its great chef and the food that makes them both unique. |
$35 |
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| 29. Mexico: the Beautiful Cookbook. Recipes by Susanna Palazuelos, Text by Marilyn Tausend and Photographs by Ignacio Urquiza. 1991. This gorgeous cookbook captures the fascinating culinary heritage of Mexico in one stunning volume as well as sharing scenic photographs of the varied and beautiful country. Gift inscriptions by Susanna and Marilyn. |
$30 |
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| 30. Vegetables by 40 Great French Chefs by Patrick and Lyndsay Mikanowski and Joel Thiebault. 2006. Forty of France’s most prominent chefs share recipes that will make even the most resistant vegetable snubber reach for a fork. The chefs—including pastry god Pierre Herme, l’Arpege’s elegant Alain Passard, and grande dame of Parisian cuisine Helene Darroze—create eye-catching and satisfying recipes with vegetables ranging from spinach and broccoli to rhubarb and sweet peas, from leeks and beets to fennel and artichokes. Vegetables offers a fresh, new view of French culinary trends. |
$15 |
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| 31. Pasta: Every Way for Every Day by Eric Treuille and Anna Del Conte. 2000. Pasta tailored to meet the needs of time-pressed cooks. Quick-fix recipes coupled with DK’s great photographs. |
$6 |
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| 32. Chocolate Passion by Tish Boyle and Timothy Moriarty. 2000. Recipes and inspirations from the kitchens of Chocolatier Magazine. |
$10 |
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| 33. Lumiere by Rob Fennie. 2002. In his resplendent debut cookbook, Fennie shares the original culinary inventions and methods that have won him international accolades including being the first independent Canadian (Vancouver) restaurant to receive the Relais Gourmand designation. |
$15 |
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| 34. In Julia’s Kitchen with Master Chefs by Julia Child, 1995. America’s beloved chef works one by one with 26 chefs in her Cambridge kitchen. The book is autographed “To Jane/Julia Child”. Autographed copies of this book are listed on line at $400 each. A provenance from the original owner/donor of the autographed copy offered here can be provided at the request of the winning bidder. |
$250 |
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| 35. Tuscany and Its Wine by Hugh Johnson, 2000. Beautiful color illustrations of one of the world’s most renown culinary regions. |
$4 |
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| 36. Sunday Suppers at Luques by Suzanne Goin with Teri Gelber, 2005. Goin, a much celebrated chef, presents inspired recipes that nonetheless re-create the atmosphere of a relaxed family dinner. |
$20 |
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| 37. Cucina Ebraica by Joyce Goldstein, 1998. The author tells the story of the Italian Jews through their food. Wonderful recipes included. |
$9 |
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| 38. Cooking for Madam by Marta Sgubin and Nancy Nicholas, 1998. The author came to the US in 1969 as governess to the children of Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy and stayed on with the family after the children left for boarding school. The book presents nearly 100 the family’s favorite recipes. |
$4 |
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| 39. Celebrate the Rain by The Junior League of Seattle, 2004. Well-tested recipes from some of the best cooks in the Northwest. Book also contains original paintings by NW artists. |
$4 |
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| 40. Hellish Relish by Sharon Niederman, 1994. Attention-getting recipes for “sizzling salsas and devilish dips” from New Mexico. |
$3 |
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| 41. The Cast Iron Skillet Cookbook by Sharon Kramis and Julie Kramis Hearne, 2004. Paperback. Recipes for “the best pan in your kitchen” by two noted chef/food critics from the Seattle area. |
$5 |
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| 42. Italian Cuisine, A Cultural History by Alberto Capatti and Massimo Montanari, 1999. The authors cover the cultural history of Italian food throughout history. Exceptionally well researched. |
$25 |
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| 43. Blue Moon Soup, A Family Cookbook by Gary Goss and Jane Dyer, 1999. Whimsical illustrations and soup recipes chosen to appeal to every member of the family. |
$3 |
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| 44a. Visual Explanations by Edward R. Tufte, 1997. A justly famous book on how to present scientific and other types of information in succinct, beautiful, and memorable ways. One small tear in the back dust jacket. |
$12 |
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| 44b. Envisioning Information by Edward R. Tufte, 1990. Another volume by the guru of information presentation. Beautifully illustrated. Excellent condition. |
$15 |
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| 45. The Monkey Handlers by G. Gordon Liddy. 1990. First Edition and signed by the author. Liddy is in a unique position to write a spellbinding thriller. |
$5 |
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| 46. The Ground Beneath Her Feet by Salman Rushdie. 1999. First Edition signed by the author. A celebration of Americana, a brilliant examination of what the world means to America and what America means to the world. |
$5 |
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| 47. A Yellow Raft in Blue Water by Michael Dorris, 1987. First edition. Set primarily on a Montana Indian reservation, this novel by well-known author Dorris tells the saga of three generations of Indian women beset by hardships and angry secrets. Former owner name inked on an early page. |
$3 |
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| 48. Spiderman, Secret of the Sinister Six by Adam-Troy Castro, 2002. Novel. Peter Parker, aka Spiderman, battles a villain known as “the Gentleman.” Signed by the author. |
$3 |
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| 49. Himalayan Dhaba by Craig Joseph Danner, 2001. Novel. In a remote Himalayan village, a widowed American doctor searches for the ghost of her husband and other adventures. Signed by the author. |
$3 |
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| 50. The Pilgrim’s Progress: From this World to That Which is to Come by John Bunyan. 1979. Beautiful leather bound Easton Press volume with gold gilting on edges and gold embossing on the cover and spine. Book plate by former owner. |
$30 |
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| 51. Moliere Comedies 1985. Franklin Library. Gold tooled imitation leather with 3 raised spine cords, all edge gilt. Illus. by Tony Johannot. Several bent pages |
$7 |
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| 52. Barchester Towers by Anthony Trollope. 1982. Franklin Library. This is a beautiful faux leather (leatherette) edition. Red boards, three raised bands to spine, all edges gilt, elaborate gilt decoration to covers and spine, patterned endpapers. |
$8 |
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| 53. The Metropolitan Museum of Art by Howard Hibbard, 1980. First edition. This large beautiful book presents a general account of all the collections from 18 separate departments of the museum and a concise history of the museum itself. 1,050 illustrations (608 in color). |
$10 |
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| 54. Frans Molenaar, Haute Verrerie by a variety of contributors. The authors write of their appreciation for the talents of the well-known Dutch glass artist/craftsman, Molenaar. Beautiful photos of his art glass. Text is in both English and dutch. |
$5 |
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| 55. Picasso Linocuts 1958-1963 by Donald H. Karshan, 1968. Black and white with some color illustrations. |
$15 |
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| 56. Beatrix Potter’s Art, paintings and drawings selected by Anne Stevenson Hobbs, 1989. Potter is well known as the creator of the Peter Rabbit stories but she has rarely been considered an artist in her own right. This volume presents many of Potter’s finest paintings and drawings (primarily watercolors). |
$12 |
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| 57. Ekiben, The Art of the Japanese Box Lunch by Junichi Kamekura, Gideon Bosker, Mamoru Watanabe, and Masaru Mera, 1989. Paperback. A lavishly illustrated survey of the boxed lunches traditionally sold in Japanese train stations. |
$3 |
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| 58. Lalique by Jesse McDonald, 1995. The author pays tribute to Rene Lalique’s ground breaking designs in jewelry, glass, and metal work. Exceptionally beautiful color photos. |
$8 |
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| 59. Photographs by Annie Leibovitz. 1983. Sophisticated photo-portraiture of the stars at its best. |
$5 |
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| 60. Jewels for a Crown, The Story of the Chagall Windows by Miriam Freund, with foreword by Rene D”Harnoncourt, 1962. The author recounts the creation of the famous Jerusalem stained glass windows by the artist Marc Chagall. The windows are illustrated in beautiful color. |
$4 |
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| 61. Posters by Attilio Rossi, 1966. The author explores the fascinating psychological and aesthetic factors which have influenced the evolution of poster art. 77 full-color plates. |
$4 |
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| 62. Camille Patha Geography of Desire by Matthew Kangas with preface by Judy Chicago, 2006. Patha is a pioneer Northwest surrealist artist who is reconceived as a proto-feminist and modernist painter. Author is the distinguished Northwest art critic and gallery owner. Most painting reproduced full-page and full-color. |
$9 |
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| 63. Great Drawings of the Louvre Museum. 3 Volume Set: The German, Flemish and Dutch Drawings, The French Drawings and The Italian Drawings by Roseline Bacou or Maurice Serullaz. 1968 The curators of the Louvre’s Cabinet des Dessins have made a selection of what they consider to be the most important drawings in their immense and magnificent collection exhibiting them in three volumes that faithfully reproduce the finest drawings over some six centuries. Dust jackets clipped and somewhat worn. |
$40 |
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| 64. The Father Christmas Letters by J.R.R. Tolkien. Full color illustrations and examples of Christmas related cards and letters created by J.R.R. Tolkien. |
$5 |
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| 65. Skilled Work: American Craft in the Renwick Gallery. National Musuem of American Art, Smithsonian Institution Press. 1998. Lavishly illustrated, this volume is a fine introduction to the world of contemporary crafts. |
$6 |
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| 66. Pictures of Nothing: Abstract Art since Pollock by Kirk Varnedoe. 2006. Eminent art historian Varnedoe’s statement of faith in modern art making a scholarly case for abstraction and a fascinating tour through a half century of art. Some pencil notations and underlining throughout. |
$25 |
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| 67. Wassily Kandinsky and Gabriele Munter by Annegret Hoberg. 1994. Lovers Kandinsky and Munter jointly became the moving spirits of the Blue Rider school which pioneered the epochal turn from figurative painting to abstraction. Not only are there supurb reproductions of their finest paintings but the story of their ill-starred love affair is told in letters, memoir and diary extracts. |
$10 |
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| 68. Watercolor Workstation by Polly Raynes, 1992. Step-by-step instructions for painting a variety of subjects in watercolor. Contains 8 tubes of watercolor paint, a brush and a small palette—all materials unused. |
$6 |
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| 69. Treasures from the National Museum of American Art. Smithsonian Institution Press. 1985. Highlights of the American paintings and sculpture in the collection. |
$7 |
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| 70. Earrings From Antiquity to the Present by Daniela Mascetti and Amanda Triossi, 1990. This lavishly illustrated book traces earrings through the centuries up to the present providing a sumptuous and wide-ranging study of one of the most rewarding of jewelers’ art. |
$15 |
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| 71. Nancy Lancaster: English Country House Style by Martin Wood, 2005. Nancy Lancaster was a hugely influential decorator, championing the ‘English Style’. The story of Nancy is richly illustrated by an intriguing collection of images of Nancy, her houses, her gardens and her friends by celebrated artists and photographers of the era. |
$12 |
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| 72. The Oriental Carpet by Volkmar Gantzhorn, 1991. This encyclopedic book covers two and a half thousand years of rug making are presented and analyzed. Contains hundreds of color and black-and-white photos. |
$9 |
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| 73. A Century of Dolls, Treasures from the Golden Age of Doll Making by Tom Kelley and Pamela Sherer, 1995. Photographed from private collections around the world, here are more than 70 precious dolls clothed in period attire in intricate settings that complement their beauty. |
$10 |
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| 74. Vanity Fair’s Hollywood edited by Graydon Carter and David Friend with text by Christopher Hitchens, 2000. An incomparable collection of classic photos, essays, and caricatures depicting a century of Hollywood power, glamour, myth, and mystery—directly from the pages of Vanity Fair magazine from 1914 to 2000. |
$9 |
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| 75. A Tiffany Christmas by John Loring, 1996. This splendid visual and verbal feast celebrates the traditions, legends, and festivities of the holiday season in America and abroad. Book is in excellent condition. |
$6 |
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| 76. The First Century of the Motorcycle, 100 Motorcycles, 100 Years by Fredric Winkowski and Frank D. Sullivan with Richard E. Mancini, 1999. The wonderful collection of over 200 full-color photos depict antique and classic bikes, spotlighting one significant motorcycle from yeach year of the twentieth century. |
$8 |
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| 77. Classic Wooden Yachts of the Northwest by Ron McClure, 2000. Paperback. Published in Seattle by Sasquatch Books, the book covers over 30 classic wooden motor yachts from Washington and British Columbia. Lovely photos. Front page contains inscription in ink by former owner. |
$4 |
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| 78. Mark Hampton On Decorating by Mark Hampton, 1989. One of America’s foremost decorators demonstrates wit, erudition, and imagination in his coverage of such decorating elements as color, style, and materials. Contains color and black-and-white drawings. |
$4 |
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| 79. A History of English Furniture by Percy MacQuod, 1988. MacQuod’sencyclopedic history of English furniture was the first major survey of such furniture and was first published in London in 1904-1908. This 1988 reprint contains both color and black-and-white illustrations and addresses “the age of oak,” “the age of satinwood,” “the age of mahogany,” and “the age of walnut.” |
$15 |
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| 80. At Home with Carolyne Roehm by Carolyne Roehm, 2001. Former fashion designer Roehm follows the seasons to provide year-round suggestions for place settings, floral arrangements, and menus. |
$9 |
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| 81. The Color Encyclopedia of Ornamental Grasses by Rick Darke, 1999. The author explores the unique aesthetics of grasses and ways of maximizing these qualities in the garden. Contains an alphabetical encyclopedia of grasses sedges, rushes, restios, cat-tails, and selected bamboos. |
$20 |
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| 82. The Practical Encyclopedia of Container Gardening Indoors and Outdoors by Stephanie Donaldson and Peter McHoy, 1999. British authors present myriad ways to choose, display and care for ornamental plants. |
$5 |
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| 83. A-Z Encyclopedia of Garden Plants by the American Horticultural Society, Christopher Brickell and Judith D. Zuk, editors-in-chief, 1996. Plants are arranged alphabetically. Detailed and lavishly illustrated. |
$14 |
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| 84. Junior, Griffey on Griffey edited by Mark Vaneil, photos by Walter Iooss, Jr., 1997. A baseball prodigy at 16 and recently retired Mariner presents his view of the pressures and possibilities of a life in major league sports. |
$7 |
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| 85. Baseball, An Illustrated History by Geoffrey C. Ward and Ken Burns, 1994. The book was published to accompany Ken Burn’s documentary on one of American’s defining phenomenon. Lavishly illustrated. Inked name is printed on page edges. |
$5 |
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| 86. James Dean by Sanford Roth and Beulah Roth, 1983. Dramatic black-and-white phots of the iconic movie actor. Text in English, German, and French. Paperback. |
$5 |
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| 87. Racing Through the Century, The Story of Thoroughbred Racing in America by Mary Simon, 2002. This volume chronicles the history of racing and its relationship to a changing America in the 20th century. Dramatic color and black-and-white photos of important horses and people. |
$7 |
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| 88. Flyboys by James Bradley. 2003. First Edition. James Bradley’s horrific story of complex war crimes involving nine WWII Flyboys, one who just happened to turn out to be the future President of the U. S. George H. W. Bush. |
$5 |
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| 89. Sea of Thunder: Four Commanders and the Last Great Naval Campaign, 1941-1945 by Evan Thomas. 2006. Thomas takes us inside the naval war of 1941-1945 in the South Pacific in a way that blends the best of military and cultural history and riveting narrative drama. |
$5 |
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| 90. Churchill and the Jews: a Lifelong Friendship by Martin Gilbert. 2007. First US Edition. In this revealing book, Gilbert explores the origins, range, implications and results of Churchill’s determined commitment to Jewish rights. |
$7 |
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| 91. Mount Everest and Beyond, Sir Edmund Hillary by Sue Miller Hacking, 1997. An account of Sir Hillary’s climb to the top. Inscribed in ink to the previous owner and signed by the author. |
$4 |
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| 92. Aircraft of World War II by Bill Gunston, 1980. First published in Great Britain, this superbly illustrated book includes 40 different aircraft types in 600 full-color illustrations. |
$5 |
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| 93. Prisoners of Age, The Alcatraz Exhibition by Ron Levine and Michael Wou, 2000. This unusual book presents matter-of-fact yet empathetic biographies and photo portraits of men in so-called “geriatric prisons” who have been incarcerated for most of their lives. |
$4 |
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| 94. Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Portfolio 16 by BBC Books, 2006. Exceptionally beautiful color photography by the winners of a well-known annual international photo contest. The book is in excellent condition. |
$7 |
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| 95. The History of the Western Railroads by Jane Eliot, 1995. Contains both color and black and white photos of the historic achievements of railroading in the Western part of the United States. |
$5 |
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| 96. Sierra Club, 100 Years of Protecting Nature by Tom Turner, 1991. This book is the first illustrated history of the Sierra Club to appear. Gorgeous color and black-and-white photos by Ansel Adams, Eliot Porter and others accompany the text. |
$8 |
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| 97. From Lucy to Language by Donald Johanson & Blake Edger, 1996. The book covers in gorgeous photography and wonderful text the anthropological history exemplified by one of the most famous fossil discoveries in history. |
$10 |
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| 98. Song and Garden Birds of North America and Water, Prey, and Game Birds of North America by the National Geographic Society, two volumes in a slip case, 1965. Each volume contains a vinyl recording of bird sounds to match entries described in the text. These sound recordings play on a turntable at 33 and 1/3 rpm. |
$5 |
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| 99. A Vanished World by Wilfred Thesiger, 2001. The book contains a master photographer’s portraits of tribal people in East Africa. Photos are in black and white. |
$5 |
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| 100. Ranches of the American West by Linda Leigh Paul, 2009. Recently published by Rizzoli, this large beautiful book is filled with exceptional photographs of outstanding American ranches, both old and new. |
$20 |
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| 101. Little Things in a Big Country, An Artist and Her Dog on the Rocky Mountain Front by Hannah Hinchman, 2004. The book is a naturalist’s notes in illustrated journal style. Contains beautiful color sketches and watercolors. |
$7 |
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| 102. Strange Curves, Counting Rabbits, and Other Mathematical Explorations by Keith Ball, 2003. In a relaxed and friendly style, the author displays the relevance and beauty of a variety of mathematical topics. Excellent condition. |
$4 |
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| 103. A Net of Fireflies: Japanese Haiku and Haiku Paintings with translation by Harold Stewart. 1962. Burgundy half cloth over tan linen decorated with pasted Japanese character arch, and gilt lettering. An anthology of 320 Japanese haiku translated into English verse, and 33 haiku paintings in full color, each by a different artist. Doubled paper for each leaf. Frontpiece: Haiku painting, Starry Night by Tomoda Sogyo, with calligraphic rendering of a haiku by Buson (which is reproduced for the front cover of the book); the verse reads: “What a delightful game it is to set/Fireflies loose in bed beneath the net!” The title of the volume anthology is taken from this haiku. The anthology is arranged by the year’s seasons; an essay on haiku follows. |
$15 |
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| 104. DIMAGGIO ALBUMS Selections from Public and Private Collections Celebrating the Baseball Career of Joe DiMaggio 1932 [through] 1951. 1989. 2 volumes in slipcover. WONDERFUL BOOK ON DIMAGGIO and a fantastic collection on one of the greatest baseball stars of all time. For the lover of beautiful books, the lover of baseball, or just the lover of Joltin’ Joe DiMaggio! These two folio sized volumes contain hundreds of articles, photographs and just about anything else that you can imagine pertaining to the Fantastic career and life of Joe DiMaggio. From newspaper articles from the time, to many photos covering all stages of his career, these books cover it all. Both volumes are in very fine condition. The slipcase has a pictorial pastedown photo of Joe in his younger years. Mr. DiMaggio himself contributed to this set by writing the introduction and commentaries. |
$25 |
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