Chapel Hill: Contempo, circa 1932. Broadside advertising-rates flyer for the short-lived but influential Contempo, a literary magazine published in newspaper format from 1931-1934. Founded by five college classmates at the University of North Carolina at Chapel HillI in May 1931, it was edited by Anthony J. Buttitta and Milton A...... Item #71837 More
New York: Harper & Brothers, (1962). First edition. "A Selection from President Kennedy's Public Statements from His Election through the 1961 Adjournment of Congress, Setting Forth The Goals of His Legislative Year." Very good with bookplate on front endpaper and small name sticker on pastedown under flap; in very good..... Item #50265 More
New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co., [circa 1926]. First edition. Pre-publication booklet illustrated with photographs. One of a stated 2500 copies. The publisher suggests on the cover its "preservation as a Lincoln item" (it would appear not many did). 34 pp; stapled, printed green paperwraps. Damp staining to top edge..... Item #55522 More
New York: Henry Holt and Co., 1918. First edition, second state (with page 3 unnumbered). A good or better copy that looks better than it sounds--old damp stains to paper boards, shallow chip in paper at head of spine; in price-clipped, water-stained dust jacket with only minimal edge wear. Item #52959 More
James Daugherty. New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co., (1930). First edition. Illustrated by James Daugherty. Everyday poems for children and grown-ups. Purple cloth spine and purple page top page edges sunned, pages lightly tanned (acidic paper?), extremities showing some shelf wear, silver spine lettering a little rubbed, still very good..... Item #48900 More