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By: Cousins, E.G.
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Toronto, Copp Clark Co. Limited:
Seller ID: 008945
Original grey cloth with red border on boards. Lending library discard with several date stamps. Piece of DJ glued inside front cover claims it as "perhaps the greatest anti-war novel that has yet been written." Takes place in Tregannet, a little Cornish village, where the Prime Minister and his party experience some strange happenings. Covers hand-soiled. 286 pp. View more info
By: Craine, E.J.
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Cleveland, OH, World Syndicate Publishing Co.: 1930
Seller ID: 007375
Original bright red cloth on boards. No writing and no damage except tiny fold tear at foot of DJ. In this third book of the series the boys get a new plane, which takes them skyward over South America. Lists to The Airplane Boys at Belize on front flap as well as on back cover of DJ. 246 pp. View more info
By: Crockett, S.R.
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Toronto, The Copp, Clark Company, Limited: 1904
Edition: First ( No Additional printings)
Seller ID: 003042
Original pictorial red cloth on boards. Previous owner's name (twice). Appears to be a first edition for book publication. Although copyrighted by Ward, Lock, it was apparently for use in their Windsor Magazine in 1902. Minor edge wear. Last leaf torn 4 inches and taped. 406 pp. View more info
Price: $30.00
Publisher: N.Y., Louis Carrier & Co.: 1929
Edition: First Edition Stated
Seller ID: 008385
Original deep blue cloth on boards. Laid in is a review by a Saint John resident, apparently. The author was a Saint John boy who got a good education and eventually became a successful novelist after brief stints at college teaching. The novel centres on a love triangle composed of a neurotic man who desires, and is much desired by, a shady lady, while at the same time is befriended by an ice-cold lassie who thinks too much. Hot stuff for Saint John in 1929 ! Map en... View more info
By: Curtis, Wayne
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Saint John, N.B., Dreamcatcher Publishing: 2005
Edition: First Printing Stated
Seller ID: 007210
Original photo cover trade paperback. A collection of short fictional pieces on various themes, from Che Guevara to the goldfields of the Yukon and back home to New Brunswick. ISBN 1-894372-69-7. 185 pp. plus bio. View more info
By: Curtiss, Philip
Price: $20.00
Publisher: N.Y., A.L. Burt Co.: 1919
Edition: Reprint
Seller ID: 003416
Original tan cloth on boards. DJ dusty and spotted and taped inside. Previous owners' names. Very dusty edges. Interior clean and undamaged. The owner of an old house in New England is puzzled by the numbers of offers he receives to buy it. What he doesn't know is that there is said to be treasure buried somewhere nearby. Eventually he discovers an old copper mine ....Oh, yes, and there is romance, too. 325 pp. View more info
Price: $20.00
Publisher: New York, Grosset & Dunlap: 1910
Edition: Reprint
Seller ID: 009979
"For perhaps the first time in his life Howland felt the spirit of romance, of adventure, of sympathy for the picturesque and the unknown surging through his veins."- p. 1. Modern readers might suspect an overdose of Cialis, but this is the first line, so he hasn't met the lady yet. When he does meet her, he nearly gets killed ! It's almost enough to make him forget why he's here - to build a railroad for Mr. Van Horn. (It's Sir William Cornelius Van Horne,... View more info
By: D'Exiles, Antoine Francois Prévost
Price: $15.00
Publisher: London and New York, George Routledge and Sons: 1886
Seller ID: 003176
Original red cloth covered spine over attractive mottled brown patterned paper boards. One-inch tear in cloth at edge of lower part of spine. Corners and edges well rubbed. Both hinges cracked. Minor foxing. Newspaper article pasted in on front free endpaper. This is the romantic story of Manon (a poor girl), and her lover, the Chevalier Des Grieux, who forfeits his family fortune to be with her. The novel was controversial when it was first published in 1731, and... View more info
By: Daniels, Jan (W.E. Dan Ross)
Price: $100.00
Publisher: London, Robert Hale Limited: 1966
Edition: First Edition.
Inscription: Inscribed and Signed By Author
Seller ID: 012363
Saint John author, Dan Ross, adds another to his list of hundreds of novels under various names. DJ price-clipped. Laid in is a clipping from a local newspaper. View more info
Price: $25.00
Publisher: N.Y., Scribner: 1917
Seller ID: 000521
Original brown boards with black lettering and design. A cheap little book, but excellent in condition. Only 43 pp., but not even a P.O.N. to spoil your total enjoyment. View more info
By: Dawes, Neville
Price: $35.00
Publisher: London, MacGibbon & Kee: 1960
Edition: First - First Published 1960
Seller ID: 009395
Original brown cloth on boards. This novel has proven its lasting worth by being re-published nearly 50 years after this First Edition. Ramsay Tull is privileged to attend Oxford University, but when he gets back home he gets involved in nationalist politics, thereby immersing himself once again in the language and life of Jamaica. Text block tanned. 288 pp. View more info
Price: $75.00
Publisher: London, Methuen: 1908
Edition: First Published in 1908
Seller ID: 000687
Original red cloth with titles in gilt-flowered frame on boards, no DJ. FFEP MISSING. Rare volume, whose author is better known as the son of his mother, Sarah Morgan Dawson. Warrington had had her diaries published after she died, as A Confederate Girl's Diary. Warrington was a friend of Joseph Conrad, but although he wrote at least four other novels as well as The Scourge, never became well known, spending most of his time in France. Only one other copy of this Fi... View more info
By: Day, Holman
Price: $18.00
Publisher: N.Y., Harper and Brothers: 1915
Edition: First(Published July, 1915)
Seller ID: 001714
Original green cloth on boards. No DJ. Minor rear cover soil, so Good. Previous owner's name and address. Colour frontispiece with tissue guard. Book is sound and clean except as noted. 334 pp. View more info
By: Day, Holman
Price: $15.00
Publisher: New York, Harper and Brothers: 1916
Seller ID: 012810
Blue cloth on boards. Previous owner's name. Romance between a ship's captain and the owner's daughter. 462 pp. View more info
By: De Balzac, H.
Price: $15.00
Publisher: London, J.M. Dent & Sons Limited: 1911
Edition: Reprint
Seller ID: 011870
Red leather on flexible board. Translated by Clara Bell. Introduction by George Saintsbury. Calvinist Martyr; The Ruggieri's Secret; and The Two Dreams. Top edges gilt. Bookmark. 350 pp. View more info
By: De Coulevain, Pierre (Jeanne Philomene Laperche)
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Toronto, McClelland and Goodchild, Limited: 1912
Edition: Reprint
Seller ID: 004909
Original green cloth, blindstamped in art deco floral brackets, on boards. Translated by Alys Hallard. There seems to be a difference of opinion as to the author's identity. Augustine Favre De Coulevain is also given as the proper name, even though Laperche is heavily favoured. Two American women in Paris and Rome are misunderstood in terms of their freedom and frankness. 459 pp. View more info
Price: $20.00
Publisher: London, Macmillan: 1961
Edition: Reprint
Seller ID: 001343
Original yellow cloth on boards. DJ price clipped. Previous owner's name. Very crisp and clean. This novel comes between The Building of Jalna and Morning at Jalna in the Whiteoaks series. 296 pp. View more info
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Boston, Little Brown and Co.: 1941
Edition: Whiteoaks Edition - Stated First Edition
Seller ID: 003040
Original green blindstamped cloth on boards. Ink inscription and minor corner tip wear. Great British humour, according to reviews on the net. 406 pp. View more info
By: Deeping, Warwick
Price: $50.00
Publisher: Toronto, McClelland & Stewart: 1941
Edition: First ( No Additional printings)
Seller ID: 004184
Original orange cloth on boards. A junior chartered accountant leaves the firm and heads back to the land. No writing and no damage. 332 pp. View more info
By: Deeping, Warwick
Price: $30.00
Publisher: London, Cassell and Company, Ltd.: 1930
Edition: Reprint
Seller ID: 010392
Green cloth on boards. No writing. Small corner tears to DJ. The number of internet reviews suggests that this 20's novel of a worker's life in Britain touches a variety of heartstrings. Some pity the man without a wife and the boy without a mother. Others bewail the negative portrayal of women as a group. Regardless, there's lots to think about in this easily-read work. 394 pp. View more info
