Heff herring (6 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Herring, Donald Grant, Sr. (Heff Herring). FORTY YEARS OF FOOTBALL. New York City: Carlyle House 1940. FIRST EDITION. Full pagefrontispiece of Heff Herring plus full page internal illustrations. 308pp with index. 8vo (6 1/2" wide x 9 1/2' tall). Black imprint, brown cloth(hardcover). The top edge tinted dull dark brown by the publisher. Personal name and information on the front free endpaper. Unmarked, clean andtightly bound. Generally in good or better condition.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition (Stated)First Edition; top edge stippled brown; Very Good in black-stamped brown cloth boards; very minor shelf wear to edges and extrems; slight softening and rubbing to spine ends; corners bumped; previous owner's name to ffep; else a very clean and tight copy.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Brown cloth with black titles on front board and along spine. Photograph of author affixed on verso of FFEP and letter from author to previous owner affixed to front of FFEP. Book plate of Lester Karow, native Savannahian, WW1 vet, and co-founder of the National Sporting Library & Museum.…

308 pp. Hardcover in original binding. Not Ex-Lib. SIGNED by Heff Herring on the ffep. Donald Grant Herring, Sr., nicknamed Heff prepared for college at Lawrenceville and entered Princeton in the fall of 1903. That year he captained his Freshman football team, playing guard, but in his Sophomore year was prevented by injuries from playing regularly. In 1905 and 1906 he was a regular member of the University team, alternating between center and right tackle father was captain of the second team in football. This team contained many members who later won athletic honors in the various universities they attended. Herring entered Princeton in 1904 where he was an outstanding scholar and All-American football player and a member of the wrestling team. He was graduated from Princeton, with honors, in 1907 and as a Rhodes Scholar, from Oxford in 1910. He took an M.A. in 1909. He joined the Princeton University Faculty in 1910, having been hired by Woodrow Wilson just prior to Wilson's election as Governor of New Jersey. He subsequently resigned to accept the post of editor of the Princeton Alumni Weekly, which position he held until he was called to France during World War I as a member of the famous Ninety Fourth (Hat-In-The-Ring) Aero Combat Squadron. He also served in the United States Army from 1942 till 1946 and.retired with the rank of Colonel. A true rarity in collecting football books.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. First edition, deluxe issue. Octavo. Full pigskin gilt. 308pp. Illustrated from photographs. A bit of rubbing at the joints, else a nice, near fine copy. This is copy number 19 of 100 numbered copies Signed by the author. Near fine, with a couple of rubbed spots on the spine, lacking the presumed dustwrapper. Account of intercollegiate football by a Princeton All-American. A very uncommon issue.…

First Edition. Copy number 11 of 100 numbered deluxe copies signed by Donald Grant Herring, Sr, bound in full brown leather. Additionally, with a full page inscription by Herring on the flyleaf: ÒDear Hal - I suppose a roommate is inevitably condemned to read his roomieÕs books: which should make you thankful that this is my first and only. I hope you may enjoy reading it as much as I did the writing, and with every good wish. Sincerely your friend, Heff HerringÓ. Donald Grant Herring, Sr., nicknamed Heff Òprepared for college at Lawrenceville and entered Princeton in the fall of 1903. That year he captained his Freshman football team, playing guard, but in his Sophomore year was prevented by injuries from playing regularly. In 1905 and 1906 he was a regular member of the University team, alternating between center and right tackle father was captain of the second team in football. This team contained many members who later won athletic honors in the various universities they attended. Herring entered Princeton in 1904 where he was an outstanding scholar and All-American football player and a member of the wrestling team. He was graduated from Princeton, with honors, in 1907 and as a Rhodes Scholar, from Oxford in 1910. He took an M.A. in 1909. He joined the Princeton University Faculty in 1910, having been hired by Woodrow Wilson just prior to Wilson's election as Governor of New Jersey. He subsequently resigned to accept the post of editor of the Princeton Alumni Weekly, which position he held until he was called to France during World War I as a member of the famous Ninety Fourth (Hat-In-The-Ring) Aero Combat Squadron. He also served in the United States Army from 1942 till 1946 and.retired with the rank of Colonel.Ó Top edge in full gold, with gold stamping on the spine. 308 pages, a little rubbing to leather at the extremities, very good clean copy. A true rarity in collecting football books.…