frech howard (9 risultati)

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condizione: New.

Condizione: New.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Howard Frech (illustratore). First edition, first printing. Simon and Schuster, New York, 1941. Hardcover. Illustrated by Howard Frech. Carson's first book - the one she considered her most personal - published in November 1941, weeks before Pearl Harbor. The timing was catastrophic for sales: a nation at war had no appetite for nature writing, and Simon and Schuster never reprinted. It was not until the success of The Sea Around Us (1951) that Oxford University Press reissued the title to a wider audience. Original first edition copies have remained scarce ever since. Blue-gray linen cloth boards with gilt bird stamping to front board. Tan cloth spine with blue paper label, gilt lettering. Eight full-page teal illustrations by Howard Frech throughout. Copyright page confirms first printing. No later printings listed. Dedication: "To my mother." Condition: Very Good. Binding tight, no cracks at hinges. Cloth shows light general wear consistent with age; small nick to rear board cloth, upper center. Gilt to front board present. Spine label intact, gilt lettering bright. Pages clean and bright throughout; faint, barely perceptible foxing to first and last blank leaves only. No dust jacket, as is typical for surviving copies of this edition. No ownership markings, stamps, or bookplates.

Howard Frech (illustratore). 8vo., 8 1/2". xix, (2) 3-314pp. Illustrated by Howard Frech. Several blue-gray toned full-page illustrations and numerous b&w in-text illustrations. First edition. Very good book in good plus dust jacket. Blue tweedy cloth covered boards with gilt-stamped sea-gull on front board panel; gilt-lettering on small dark blue panel on spine. Spine and extremities are sunned, slightly more at head and tail of board spine. External page edges are age-toned and a bit soiled. Endpapers are a bit grubby. Text pages are age-toned, else clean. Text block is slightly shaken but sound in general. Dust jacket is soiled and scuffed overall. Losses across edges at head and tail of jacket spine and adjacent upper and lower edges of front and back jacket panels. Folds are creased and scuffed or rubbed. Losses from rubs on fore-edge corners and with adjacent vertical closed tears along the folds. Lower edge of front jacket panel has a 1" open and closed vertical tear with adjacent creases. Several chips and small closed tears along the upper and lower edges of front and back panels. Front panel has a series of adjacent tears and creams, most with old tape repairs on the reverse side - see photos. Price of $3.00 is intact in the lower right corner of the inside front flap. Please use close-up options for best inspection and in support of condition descriptions. Additional photos available at your request.

Cloth. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. Frech, Howard (illustratore). 316 pages, 8 blue and white illustrations, extensive glossary. Author's first book, scarce original edition. Slight rubbing to the corners, faint sunning on the spine. Binding is square and tight, A speck or two of soiling on the edges; otherwise, clean. Rear flap of the jacket(all that remains) laiid in. Overall, near fine.

Cloth. Condizione: Very Good. Howard Frech (illustratore). First edition. 8 1/2 x 6 1/2". 314 pgs including glossary. Bluish-green cloth with a sea bird in gold on front cover. Also prior owners name imprinted at bottom of front cover in gilt. Very good condition. Spine color lightly faded. Lacking DJ. Illustrated with color plate drawing by Howard Frech. Her first book. The famous naturalist and environment author. Uncommon first edition.

Eight illustrations by Howard Frech. (illustratore). First edition, first printing. 314pp. 8.5" x 6.5" THE OFT FORGOTTEN START TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT Overshadowed and eclipsed, the making of Under the Sea-Wind began in 1937 as an article for the Atlantic on government fisheries. What grew from that early work would become the marine biologist's firstand favoriteof her book-length environmental explorations. Published in November 1941, just weeks before Pearl Harbor and the United States' entrance into WWII, Under the Sea-Wind was admired by its early readership, but sold poorly. It was not until 1951, with the publication of her National Book Award-winning sequel, The Sea Around Us, that Under the Sea-Wind received its long-overdue recognition and republication by Oxford University Press. What followed would help catalyze the modern environmental movement and solidify Carson as one of the most important environmental voices of the twentieth century. An extremely scarce signed first edition of Carson's first book. Signed by Carson on the ffep. Mild foxing endpapers, boards heavily soiled, small tide mark upper corner of text block, abrasive erasure of previous owner's mark top edge, a few spots of soiling throughout, though text and margins remain overwhelmingly clean and sharp, binding tight, overall not quite a very good copy, lacking scarce original dust jacket. Publisher's blue-green cloth, decorated with gilt bird, spine titled in gilt over dark blue stamped label. Lacking scarce original dust jacket.