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Making Sense" of Human Resource Management in China
62114263Taylor & Francis Group pp. 272 . Hardback. New. Taylor & Francis Group hardcover
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1934NF3846POP" WARNER'S BOOK FOR BOYS Robert M. McBride & Company 1934 first edition fine in near fine color pictorial dust-wrapper with some slight wear. Profusely illustrated by Richard Stephens. In this his first book for boys this famous coach reveals the necessities and skills one needs to excel in BASEBALL TRACK BASKETBALL & FOOTBALL. Warner among the winningest college coaches in history taught such greats as Ernie Nevers and Jim Thorpe. Robert M. McBride unknown
62114263Taylor & Francis Group pp. 272 . Hardback. New. Taylor & Francis Group hardcover
2022x-0231186908Columbia Business School Pub 2022. Hardcover. New. 333 pages. 9.25x6.25x1.25 inches. Columbia Business School Pub hardcover
2024x-0231212704Columbia Univ Pr 2024. Hardcover. New. 288 pages. 9.25x6.12x9.21 inches. Columbia Univ Pr hardcover
1939387426New York: Hearst Magazines Inc. 1939. Hardcover. Good. Quarto. Half canvas and papercovered boards. Good with cracked hinges end papers missing and moderate wear at the edges but the interior pages fresh. As the title suggest a collection of 16 Cosmopolitan magazine novelettes bound into boards. Highlights include "The Four of Hearts" by Ellery Queen "The Secret of Dr. Kildare" by Max Brand "Prelude for War" by Leslie Charteris "A Sea Tower" by Hugh Walpole "The Man Who Murdered Goliath" by Geoffrey Homes "You Marry Once!" by James Warner Bellah and "Bugle in the Night" by Steve Fisher. A nice collection of stories with handsome accompanying illustrations A full list below.<br /> <br /> The stories include:<br /> 1. "Career Girl" by Isabel Moore Illustrated by Warren Baumgartner.<br /> 2. "Crazy Kid" by Grace Perkins Illustrated by John Falter.<br /> 3. "Night Club Lady" by Sarah-Elizabeth Rodgers Illustrated by Andrew Loomis.<br /> 4. "You Marry Once!" by James Warner Bellah Illustrations by Richard Lyon and William Timmons.<br /> 5. "Yesterday's Children by Adela Rogers St. Johns Illustrated by Jon Whitcomb.<br /> 6. "All Concerned Notified" by Helen Reilly Illustrated by Mario Cooper.<br /> 7. "The Unusual 3" by Dorothy Cameron Disney Illustrated by Lyons.<br /> 8. "The Secret of Dr. Kildare" by Max Brand Illustrated by E.M. Jackson.<br /> 9. "A Sea Tower" by Hugh Walpole.<br /> 10. "The Man Who Murdered Goliath" by Geoffrey Homes Illustrated by Mario Cooper.<br /> 11. "I Lost My Girlish Laughter by Jane Allen Illustrated by Carl Mueller.<br /> 12. "Sit-Down Strike" by Paul Gallico Illustrated by Harold Von Schmidt.<br /> 13. "Prelude for War" by Leslie Charteris Illustrated by O.F. Schmidt.<br /> 14. "You Can't Hang Me!" by James Ronald Illustrated by John Clymer.<br /> 15. "The Four of Hearts" by Ellery Queen.<br /> 16. "Bugle in the Night" by Steve Fisher Illustrated by Michael Dolas. Hearst Magazines Inc.] hardcover
194933965Boston: Self published 1949. Hardcover. Good. Tall quartos. 3 volumes. Unpaginated. Faded blue cloth hardcovers with stamped titles on the front covers and spines. Shelf wear rubs and scratches to the cloth bindings. Ex-institutional copies with labels on the front paste downs and discard stamp on each label from "The Lucius M. Boltwood Historical and Genealogical Collection in The Jones Library Inc. Amherst Massachusetts." <br /> <br /> Volume 1 "Adams to Gould" consists of 168 typed copied pages front sides only. 5 pasted down typed additional genealogy information located on the versos of 5 pages. <br /> <br /> Volume 2 "Grant to Rice" consists of 167 pages on the front sides. 2 of the pages have typed pasted down additional genealogy information on the versos. <br /> <br /> Volume 3 has 157 typed copied pages on the front sides only. 4 pasted down typed additions to the genealogy located on the versos of 4 of the pages. Several of the pages in all volumes have written corrections to the manuscripts. Cloth bindings in good condition with some faded edges. Some light yellow toning to the copy paper edges. Obscure genealogy covering over 200 families. Self published hardcover
1811H22984London: J. Dodsley / G. Wilkie & J. Robinson / James Cawthorn 1811. Hardcover. Very Good. In mid-19th century half light brown calf and marbled boards gilt titled on spine very good light rubbing and wear to binding. Bookplate of Thomas Fuller and his signature on the Anstey title page -- he was an architect native of Bath. With frontispiece. The Anstey is the 13th edition; the Bath Characters by Warner is a second edition from 1808 light foxing small clipped porttion from title page probably a previous owner's name; The Wonders of a Week at Bath appears to be a first edition from 1811 and has occasional pencil marginalia by a helpful old reader. Nice compilation of three works on Bath all of which are satirical. J. Dodsley / G. Wilkie & J. Robinson / James Cawthorn hardcover
1880616447New Haven: Henry Howe 1880. Fine. First edition. Tall octavo. 511 3pp Illustrated. Decorative green cloth beveled boards stamped in gilt and black. A fine and especially bright example of this American decorated publisher's binding. Henry Howe unknown
19273355931927. unbound. Inscribed photo of American actor and Academy Award winner Warner Baxter. Signed in 1927 "Sincere best wishes Warner Baxter 1927". Please inquire for more information.<br/> <br/> Warner Leroy Baxter was an American film actor from the 1910s to the 1940s. Baxter is known for his role as the Cisco Kid in the 1928 film In Old Arizona for which he won the Academy Award for Best Actor at the 2nd Academy Awards. He frequently played womanizing charismatic Latin bandit types in Westerns and played the Cisco Kid or a similar character throughout the 1930s but had a range of other roles throughout his career.<br/> <br/> unknown
200289521San Francisco:: Privately Printed. Near Fine. 2002. Hardcover. B004D99IFC . Limited edition: this copy is number 228 of 1000 copies. SIGNED by the author on the colophon page. Previous owner's gift inscription on half-title page else near fine in a near fine slipcase.; 527 pages; Signed by Author . Privately Printed, hardcover
200216295San Francisco: Privately Printed 2002 One of an edition of 1000 copies. Designed and produced under the direction of Andrew Hoyem with the assistance of Blake Riley at the Arion Press in San Francisco. Signed and numbered in green ink on the colophon by the author. Green black and yellow plaid cloth. . Large octavo. Frontispiece by Andrew Berry; eighteen golf hole drawings by Christopher Monti and Andrew Berry; Front end papers illustrated with MacKenzie Map by Christopher Monti; Rear endpaper illustrated with Golf Course Map by Darryl T. Roberson and Christopher Monti. Initial letters. A fine copy in a lightly rubbed green cloth slipcase with a printed paper spine label. Berry's Scotsman's Dream is a work of fiction set initially in 1933. A general synopsis is as follows: three men A.W. Tillinghast Alister MacKenzie and Donald Ross considered to be the three greatest golf course architects in history agree to design a golf course for the future which will be revealed and made public in the year 2000; the golf course they jointly created will then be built and opened for play. They proceed to spend a week on the land which Tillinghast claims is "the most perfect place I have ever seen for a golf course." It is in actuality a farm overlooking Cayuga Lake near Ithaca New York in the fabled Finger Lakes region. Privately Printed, hardcover
190490996Hartford CT: The American Publishing Compary 1904. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Backlog edition edited by Thomas R. Lounsbury. Red & black lettering on white title labels on the spines of green cloth covers. Top edges gilt. 8vo's. Spines lightly sunned. <br/> <br/> The American Publishing Compary hardcover
191113516Garden City: Doubleday Page & Company. Fine. 1911. First Edition. Hardcover. Only two small defects. The spines are very slightly faded and someone wrote the volume numbers next to the titles of the volumes on the half-title of the first volume. These are fun books in nearly new condition. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Doubleday, Page & Company hardcover
192323717Barse & Hopkins Publ. 1923. HBDJ 1923 1st Edition 1st Printing VG-/GOOD THICK Blue Turquoise Cloth Illustrated Cover with Boy in Circle Surrounding by Other Sports Events DJ chips Edges Tears & Larger Chip Bottom Edge & Spine DJ Ends pieces Missing Cover Sunning & Rub Wear & Tiny Stain at Bottom Edge Slight Lean Book Cvr Spine Sunned Worn & few Stains Inner Flap & Post ADS in Back Lists thru This Title Back Cover Stains Wear Interior Nice Tight Clean light FoX Wear 250 pgs Hinges intact. The book with pictorial end papers has a glossy frontispiece and 3 glossy internals by Walter Rogers. The book lists to itself post text along with 5 other pages of Barse & Hopkins series ads. Engaged in Sports ETC. First Edition. Hard Cover. Barse & Hopkins Publ. hardcover
340130Unbound. Near Fine. Manuscript copy with note. Single sheet folded once to form four pages. Folded for mailing with spot on rear near fine. A hand written copy of the poem "Jesus the Pearl of Great Price" by William H. Warner. A note at the bottom of the last page explains it has been copied from the original by Eugene P. Greider to "his beloved friend George A. Weiss June 18th 1850." Both men were Moravian missionaries who worked in the Caribbean. While little is known about Weiss Greider was born in Lancaster Pennsylvania was an apprentice shoemaker before getting the call and serving as a missionary then traveling deacon in Indiana Maryland and New Jersey before being located in the Southern Province of the Moravian Church in North Carolina. unknown
1933164390N.p.: Fox Film Corporation 1933. Two vintage publicity photographs of actress Heather Angel circa 1933 each with a Fox Films stamp on the verso crediting photographer Ray Jones and one with a mimeo snipe on the verso describing Angel's outfit for the 1933 film "Charlie Chan's Greatest Case."<br /> <br /> Film based on the 1925 Charlie Chan novel "The House Without a Key" by Earl Derr Biggers.<br /> <br /> From the archive of noted Hollywood still photographer Ray Jones. Born in Wisconsin on January 1 1901 Jones worked for Paramount Pictures in the early 1930s and went on to be the head of the still photography department at Universal Pictures in 1935 where he worked well into the 1950s.<br /> <br /> Angel was a British actress who starred in over 50 films between 1931 and 1979. She is perhaps best known for "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" 1935 "The Three Musketeers" 1935 "The Informer" 1935 and "The Last of the Mohicans" 1936 as well as providing the voices of Wendy's mother in Walt Disney's "Peter Pan" 1953 and Alice's sister in Walt Disney's "Alice in Wonderland" 1951. In 1933 Angel starred in three films for Fox Films "Charlie Chan's Greatest Case" "Berkeley Square" and "Pilgrimage."<br /> <br /> 7.75 x 9.5 inches and 7.5 x 9.75 inches. Near Fine. Fox Film Corporation unknown
191222743London: Printed for the Trustees 1912. First edition. Hardcover. Scuffing and some fading to covers still sturdy and presentable and internally fine. 93 316 pp. introduction followed by the facsimile; quarto half red morocco and boards gilt spine title. <br/><br/>Believed to date from the second decade of the 14th century and acquired by Queen Mary I in 1553 this lavishly illustrated psalter is believed to be the work of a single artist working in London and now known only as "the Queen Mary Master." The entire work is reproduced here in monochrome photolithographic facsimile. Printed for the Trustees hardcover
70350E-321a. Very Good. Hardcover. Hardcover. 8vo. A. C. McClurg Chicago IL. 1913. 161 pages. Illustrated. First Edition/First Printing. DJ has shelf-wear present to the DJ extremities DJ is chipped and worn to the edges of the DJ. Bound in cloth boards with titles present to the spine and front board. Boards have light shelf-wear present to the extremities. No ownership marks present. Text is clean and free of marks. Binding tight and solid. Margaret Warner Morley February 17 1858 in Montrose Iowa December 12 1923 in Washington D. C. was an American educator biologist and author of many children's books on nature and biology. E-029; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . hardcover
187387009Hartford: American Publishing Company 1873. First Edition first state. Hardcover. Good. 22.5 x 15 cm. 574 2 pp. Rebound into full black leather gilt lettering to spine and the previous owner's name in gilt on front cover. The fold-out plate opposite page 246 is missing. Bookplate on front paste-down. Chip out of head of spine. Many variants were done of this work. This is the first state of the 1873 first edition with all of the points described in BAL. These include: White etc. on title page "Eschol Sellers" under the chapter heading for Chapter 5 on page vii final illustration numbered 211 instead of 212 on page xvi no comma after Hallelujah on page 246 line 5 period after Dr. Jackson on page 280 no illustration on page 403 lines are repeated on the top and bottom of pages 351 and 352. No ads. BAL 3357. American Publishing Company hardcover
195816674Providence RI: The Grandon Company 1958. First edition. A fine copy in a nearly fine dust jacket with mild dust soiling. 16674. Octavo boards. One of 350 copies. Signed by Munn. The title story first published in WEIRD TALES July 1925 was inspired by and dedicated to H. P. Lovecraft. Also collected here is the sequel "The Werewolf's Daughter" first published as a three-part serial in WEIRD TALES October-December 1928. Reference: Barron ed.: Horror Literature 3-151. Bleiler: The Guide to Supernatural Fiction #1214. The Grandon Company unknown
200597436The American University in Cairo Press 2005. Hardcover. Very good/Very good. Corer lightly bumped. The American University in Cairo Press hardcover
1799111111113003R. Cruttwell and sold by C. Dilly Poultry 1799. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Printed by R. Cruttwell and Sold by C. Dilly Poultry; London 1799. Hardcover. A Very Good quarter leather binding marbled boards and gilt lettering on spine some handling/scuffing and discoloration to boards handwritten ink note top front pastedown moisture stain top front free endpaper age toned pages rubbing along board edges exposed board corners age spotting/foxing throughout top text block edge a bit dusty few small dents to board edges. A nice and overall clean copy. 8vooctavo or approx. 6 x 9 inches. 365pp. We pack securely and ship daily with delivery confirmation on every book. The picture on the listing page is of the actual book for sale. Additional Scans are available for any item please inquire. R. Cruttwell and sold by C. Dilly, Poultry hardcover
1874018562Hartford Conn. and Syracuse New York: American Publishing Company and Watson Gill 1874 First edition. "Sold by subscription only on title page". 213 illustrations with some full page plates. Mixed issue of the 9 major points. Point 1: Ads at back with "Everybody's Friend" undescribed - state A; Point 2: Artist White listed on title page - state A; Point 3: page vii - "Eschol" Sellers under Chapter 5 - state A; Point 4: page xvi - final illustrations numbered 212 - state B; Point 5: Page 246 - no comma follows "Hallelujah" on line 5 from bottom - state A; Point 6: no period after "Dr. Jackson" line 18 - state B; Point 7: on page 351 last line is not "would kill me." - state B; Point 8: Page 353 lines 1 & 2 "She looked down into his face." is absent - state B; Point 9: page 403 has an illustration. with date of 1873 on copyright page and 1874 on title page - state B. xvi 17- 574 pages 2 page appendix 2 pages of ads at back plus frontispiece. 8vo 9" tall. Black cloth - front board has been neatly replaced recently . Spine has been nicely covered with black leather recently. The original back board is deeply blindstamped and worn at edges. Folding map of Salt Kick Branch of the Pacific Railroad has been replaced with a scan from another copy printed on photo paper. Nice clean text. Good condition. American Publishing Company and Watson Gill hardcover
1873001314Hartford: American Publishing Co. Very Good book. "Eschol" & most other BAL 1st state points. 1874 1873cp. Early printing. Hardcover. VG book. 8vo xvi17-5742pp. Many in text illus & full page plates. Newly rebound in brown leather w orig spine labels. . According to BAL "AGE" just came on the market Christmas day 1873. Firsts Magazine vol 8 # 7/8 says it came on the market Dec 11 '73 and 12000 copies sold that year. BAL & Firsts Magazine both state the very first printings had "Eschol" on pages vii 27 247 and 355as does this copy. Eschol was quickly changed to Beriah. "Firsts" believes this corection nwas done in the 2nd printing. Very early copies also have the line repeats on pages 351 2 & 3. This copy DOES NOT have these repeats. But it has all the other BAL 1st state points. BAL also says the genuine tp also includes "White" as one of the illustrators and "Wm H Lockwood" is on the verso as does this copy. A variant tp contained neither White nor Lockwood. Not sure if these tp & cp points for the 1873 edition apply also to the 1874 edition. This copy is a very early printing. Fold out "SALT LICK" has been folded wrong but there are no tears. Tight no loose pages very nice inside. Just a few soiled or foxed spots. Labels are gilt lettered black leather so originally bound in sheep. Twain's indictment of the Robber Baron era and the present!!!!! . American Publishing Co hardcover
187459768Hartford:: American Publishing Company 1874. First edition; but with the 1874 date on the title page; mixed state. publisher's half brown morocco. Some light scuffing to the binding; tight and sound. 8vo. Fully Illustrated from New Designs. BAL 3357; mixed state. Interesting pencil notes and ownership signature of a Subscriber on flyleaf 1874: "H.S.P. subscribed for this book because he knew Innocents Abroad was so humorous & this was given out by the agents as being equally funny. It gave him profound disappointment and he gave it up as a bad job." American Publishing Company, unknown
