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193130246Calcutta: R. Chatterjee 1931. Second edition. Cloth. Sunned spine and boards some tears at head and tail of spine tear to half-title gift inscription on dedication page dampstain to lower fore corner of about a dozen leaves binding tight text clean; a good or better solid copy. vii 1011 pp. 120 illus. on 57 b/w plates 4 maps and 1 color plate. Sm. 4to. Remnants of dust jacket laid in loose. First published in 1923 in five volumes. R. Chatterjee hardcover books
1943204289Cambridge: Mediaeval Academy 1943. First. hardcover. fine. Edited by Charles W. Jones. 416p. small 4to cloth. Cambridge Mass.: Mediaeval Academy of America 1943. First Edition.<br/><br/> Ownership signature of art historian Meyer Schapiro.<br/><br/> Mediaeval Academy unknown books
198540173NY: Dorset Press 1985. Hardcover. Very good. 347ppindex. Very good hardback in a slightly tanned jacket. <br/><br/> Dorset Press hardcover books
1965UBEDHIS00HMRPenguin 1965. Good. Bede. A History of the English Church and People. Baltimore: Penguin 1965. 341pp. Small 8vo. Paperback. Book condition: Good with stains and bumped corners. Penguin paperback books
197366595Garden City:: Amphoto. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1973. Hardcover. 0817404031 . Introduction by Peter Pollack. A facsimile of the 1855 edition. First printing thus. Previous owner's book-plate on front paste-down else near fine in a near fine dust jacket. . Amphoto, hardcover books
197351309Garden City: Amphoto 1973. Facsimile of 1855. with new material. Hardcover. 8vo. 7 83 pp. plus illustrations. Very good in moderately soiled dust jacket. A classic in photographic literature. Bede Bradley wrote and illustrated this humorous instructional manual. <br/><br/> Amphoto hardcover books
197325630Garden City: Amphoto. 1973. Facsimile; First Printing. Hardcover. Facsimile reprint of this 1855 work illustrated with humorous engravings. Fine in very good dust jacket with wear at head of spine.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 83 pp . Amphoto hardcover books
1930WFA 9252Stratford-upon-Avon: Shakespeare Head Press 1930. Wear and darkening to top and bottom of natural calf spine. Hand-made deckle edge paper many leaves uncut. Top edge only trimmed. Title page done in elegant red and black. Decorated boards of feathered marble paper. . Limited. Half-Leather. Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Private Press. Shakespeare Head Press Hardcover books
1999048495Liverpool: Liverpood University Press 1999. Translated with notes and introduction by W. Trent Foley and Arthur G. Holder. xxxii 201p. original stiff printed wrappers Translated texts for historians 28. Liverpood University Press unknown books
1989048498Kalamazoo: Cistercian Publications 1989. Translated with an introduction and notes by Lawrence T. Martin. xxxv 214p. original stiff printed wrappers Cistercian studies series 117. Cistercian Publications unknown books
1985047436Kalamazoo: Cistercian Publications 1985. Translated by David Hurst. xxiii 253p. dj Cistercian studies series 82. Cistercian Publications unknown books
1995048497Liverpool: Liverpood University Press 1995. Translated with notes by Sean Connolly with an introduction by Jennifer O'Reilly. lv 142p. b/w front. original stiff printed wrappers Translated texts for historians 21. Liverpood University Press unknown books
1968Embry 189036Dorset Press 1968. Reprint. Fine in fine dust jacket in mylar cover. Dorset Press, 1968. Reprint. unknown books
1979BL3896Cambridge:: Harvard University Press 1979 1990. 1979. Series: Loeb Classical Library 246 248. Two volumes. 12mo. xxxv 505; 517 pp. Frontis. folding map index. Cloth dust-jackets. Fine set like new. ISBN: 0674992717; 0674992733 Harvard University Press, (1979, 1990). hardcover books
196934729New York: Gilberton Company 1969. Color illustrated paper wrappers stapled with white title lettering to front wrapper. A VG copy. 46 2 pp. Profusley illustrated with comic illustrations. 10" x 7" <br/><br/>Based on the Cecil B. DeMille film. Gilberton Company unknown books
200027076Nottingham: Foundry Publications 2000. Reprint. Paperback. Very Good/very good. Tall paperbound quarto in dustwrapper. Stated "First Foundry edition 2000". 128 pp. Reprint edition. With dozens of full-color illustrations of Achilleos' fantasy artwork. Text by Nigel Suckling. A very good copy in dustwrapper. Large folded poster laid in. Foundry Publications paperback books
1972101263DC Comics Inc 1972. 16 x 10 inches. Fine. 16 x 10 inches. The Witching Hour was an American comic book anthology focusing on stories of horror and the supernatural. The stories were hosted and introduced by three witches based on Macbeth's Weird Sisters and the archetypal Maiden/Mother/Crone characterization. This first page shows the three witches Morded Mildred and Cynthia getting settled in their new apartment in which they attempt to figure out how to find food and share a residence with a vulture. These pages are a rarity because of their small inclusion in The Witching Hour. DC Comics Inc unknown books
191035204Boston: The Ball Publishing Company 1910. 1 vols. Oblong 16mo 5-1/2 x 15-1/2 inches. Original brown cloth-backed pictorial boards. Owner name dated 1911; later bookplate. Some soiling and wear to covers front hinge starting else very good. Fisher Bud. 1 vols. Oblong 16mo 5-1/2 x 15-1/2 inches. The Ball Publishing Company unknown books
1983101107DC Comics Inc 1983. 16 x 10 inches. Fine. 16 x 10 inches. Comic Synopsis: Green Lantern must fight Kaylark who has made herself empress of her home-world with her improved power ring. "Green Lantern Vol 2 168." DC Database. N.p. n.d. Web. 22 Apr. 2015. <br /> Page Synopsis: Kaylark has become mad with power as new empress of her world. She claims all the riches in the land and expresses no fear. The pirates appear who claim she has broken their deal since Kaylark never turned over the Oan Power ring for them to copy. DC Comics Inc unknown books
1977101093Marvel Comics Group 1977. Autographed by George Tuska. 16 x 10 7/12 in. Fine. Autographed by George Tuska. 16 x 10 7/12 in. Comic Book Synopsis: A doctor held hostage gives the Owl an exoskeleton allowing him to walk and fly better than before. Page Synopsis: Long time foe of Daredevil The Owl arrives at the local hospital in a rocketship while riding a hovercraft. He barges into the hospital plowing by hospital staff and patients in search of Dr. Petrovic who he believes can mend his broken legs. Marvel Comics Group unknown books
1977101092Marvel Comics Group 1977. Autographed by George Tuska. 16 x 10 7/12 in. Good. Autographed by George Tuska. 16 x 10 7/12 in. Comic Book Synopsis: A doctor held hostage gives the Owl an exoskeleton allowing him to walk and fly better than before. Page Synopsis: The Owl is hoisted up around his lair due to his inabillity to walk. He plots to find a way to once again challenge Daredevil. Marvel Comics Group unknown books
1980101188DC Comics Inc 1980. 16 x 10 inches. Fine. 16 x 10 inches. Detective Comics is the title used for two American comic book series published by DC Comics. The first published from 1937 to 2011 was best known for introducing the superhero Batman in Detective Comics #27 cover dated May 1939. The original series is the source of its publishing company's name and with Action Comics the comic book launched with the debut of Superman one of the medium's signature series. The original series published 881 issues between 1937 and 2011 and was the longest continuously published comic book in the United States.<br /> <br /> Comic Synopsis: "A lady gets stuck in the snow while listening to the car radio. She sees a shadowy figure and gets scared the radio is talking about what women can do to prepare themselves in case they're attacked outside. She starts looking for a weapon but it turns out the shadowy figure is a Gotham City police officer who was just helping her car get out of the snow." Detective Comics Vol 1 490." DC Database. N.p. n.d. Web. 06 May. 2015.<br /> <br /> Page Synopsis: Splash page for the story "Encounter" focusing on the dangers of women walking alone at odd hours. DC Comics Inc unknown books
1983101109DC Comics Inc 1983. 16 x 10 inches. Fine. 16 x 10 inches. Comic Synopsis: Having acquired an Oan Power Ring the irate Galius Zed turns against his comrade Hal Jordan and decides to show him what a true ring-bearer can now accomplish. Hal has little chance against a foe armed with such a superior weapon but Galius Zed quickly learns that the ring taxes his own life energies draining him of power and vitality. A withering Zed collapses before Hal Jordan. Hal calls to mind how this whole business got started. It began with Green Lanterns Eddore and Kaylark. Both of them had come into conflict with a trio of space pirates called the Free Lancers. The Free Lancers showed them how their masters the Guardians of the Universe had crafted a ring that was not inhibited by materials colored yellow. This enraged Eddore and Kaylark and drove them to renounces the Guardians. Kaylark came into possession of her own Oan ring and returned to her home planet D'xe where she crowned herself Empress. Eddore acquired an Oan Power Ring as well and returned to his native world of Tront. With the power of the ring he forced hundreds of Trontians to fuse their essences with his own creating an over-sized being of great power. Hal Jordan came to Tront and fought against the Eddore/Trontian entity. Channeling all of his ring's energy into the being he overloaded it with power causing it to collapse to the ground. "Green Lantern Vol 2 167." DC Database. N.p. n.d. Web. 22 Apr. 2015. <br /> Page Synopsis: Hal Jordan is in search for Eddore on his home planet. Upon arrival he has discovered that Eddore has merged himself with all the inhabitants on the planet and formed a colossal beast. DC Comics Inc unknown books
1983101112DC Comics Inc 1983. 16 x 10 inches. Fine. 16 x 10 inches. Comic Synopsis: Having acquired an Oan Power Ring the irate Galius Zed turns against his comrade Hal Jordan and decides to show him what a true ring-bearer can now accomplish. Hal has little chance against a foe armed with such a superior weapon but Galius Zed quickly learns that the ring taxes his own life energies draining him of power and vitality. A withering Zed collapses before Hal Jordan. Hal calls to mind how this whole business got started. It began with Green Lanterns Eddore and Kaylark. Both of them had come into conflict with a trio of space pirates called the Free Lancers. The Free Lancers showed them how their masters the Guardians of the Universe had crafted a ring that was not inhibited by materials colored yellow. This enraged Eddore and Kaylark and drove them to renounces the Guardians. Kaylark came into possession of her own Oan ring and returned to her home planet D'xe where she crowned herself Empress. Eddore acquired an Oan Power Ring as well and returned to his native world of Tront. With the power of the ring he forced hundreds of Trontians to fuse their essences with his own creating an over-sized being of great power. Hal Jordan came to Tront and fought against the Eddore/Trontian entity. Channeling all of his ring's energy into the being he overloaded it with power causing it to collapse to the ground. "Green Lantern Vol 2 167." DC Database. N.p. n.d. Web. 22 Apr. 2015. <br /> Page Synopsis: Hal's flashback: Kaylard and Eddore are patrolling the space around OA and they see a pirate ship pulling another ship into it. They soon realize that they are being tricked and the whole thing is a decoy! DC Comics Inc unknown books
1983101111DC Comics Inc 1983. 16 x 10 inches. Fine. 16 x 10 inches. Comic Synopsis: Having acquired an Oan Power Ring the irate Galius Zed turns against his comrade Hal Jordan and decides to show him what a true ring-bearer can now accomplish. Hal has little chance against a foe armed with such a superior weapon but Galius Zed quickly learns that the ring taxes his own life energies draining him of power and vitality. A withering Zed collapses before Hal Jordan. Hal calls to mind how this whole business got started. It began with Green Lanterns Eddore and Kaylark. Both of them had come into conflict with a trio of space pirates called the Free Lancers. The Free Lancers showed them how their masters the Guardians of the Universe had crafted a ring that was not inhibited by materials colored yellow. This enraged Eddore and Kaylark and drove them to renounces the Guardians. Kaylark came into possession of her own Oan ring and returned to her home planet D'xe where she crowned herself Empress. Eddore acquired an Oan Power Ring as well and returned to his native world of Tront. With the power of the ring he forced hundreds of Trontians to fuse their essences with his own creating an over-sized being of great power. Hal Jordan came to Tront and fought against the Eddore/Trontian entity. Channeling all of his ring's energy into the being he overloaded it with power causing it to collapse to the ground. "Green Lantern Vol 2 167." DC Database. N.p. n.d. Web. 22 Apr. 2015. <br /> Page Synopsis: The pirates who go by the collective name The Free Lancers confront Eddore and Kaylark. They are gunrunners who have a special interest in the Green Lanterns. DC Comics Inc unknown books
