Illustrated by hanson booth (6 risultati)

hardcover. Condizione: Good. Wine cloth hardcover with gilt lettering, no dust jacket, 314 pages plus ads, frontispiece & 3 full page illustrations. Good condition; owner's signature, corners bumped. "One glimpse into those deep-set, faded eyes, shot with saffron fires was enough. They were wholly unfamiliar - unfamiliar in fact, every feature of the grave, time-weathered face, tapering to its gray chin-beard.".…

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Great condition except the spine is a little darkened. ; 8vo; 407 pages. Illustrated by Hanson Booth (illustratore).

Condizione: VERY GOOD. First Canadian edition. A romantic novel of old California by this popular author, actress and Indian activist who went to live among the Hopi Indians in 1909. Illustrated with a sepia toned frontispiece and three inserted plates by Hanson Booth. This very uncommon Canadian edition is published from the US sheets, in the same binding, but has McClelland and Goodchild added to the title page and stamped on the base of the spine. 424 pp. Very good in pale gray cloth with cream lettering and small silver swastika emblems (previous owner's name dated in 1913, a tear in the margin of one leaf.).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good+. An edition in very good plus condition. The front cover has minimal wear and the bright, gold lettering is still intact; The Mischief Maker is a children's book about a mischievous cat named Fuzzy. Fuzzy is always up to no good and is always finding new ways to have fun. He always manages to get himself into trouble, but in the end, he always manages to get himself out again. This book is perfect for children who love adventure and fun.; Black and White; 8vo; 372 pages. Illustrated by Hanson Booth (illustratore).…

Hardcover. 220p., frontispiece, three b&w glossy plates, mild foxing or offsetting else very good in cloth boards with vignettes. Women's Suffrage novel. All dates match on title page and copyright page but according to Zempel & Verkler as of 1927 the copyright page should state First Edition. Caveat: this does not always hold true for earlier publications. …

Condizione: GOOD. First printing. A romantic novel of the Spanish in what is now New Mexico, set in the late 1600's, by this popular author, actress and Indian activist who went to live among the Hopi Indians in 1909. Upon publication, the New York Times review stated: "It is an ingeniously conceived and cleverly told story that Miss Ryan writes of the days when the Spaniard was riding, an arrogant conqueror, over the mountains and across the deserts of Mexico; when the tiger claws of the Inquisition were reaching out for victims and the Pueblo Indians of the Southwest were rising in rebellion against both the religion and the rule of their conquerors. It is told in the first person, the narrator being a relative of the high-born and high-spirited maid of Spain, who follows her betrothed across the sea to the New World." Illustrated with a sepia toned frontispiece and three inserted plates, colored endpapers and decorations bordering every page by Hanson Booth. INSCRIBED by the author on the dedication page "Mildred, I am glad you have this as they are exceedingly rare. Cordially. . . " While it is not quite accurate to call the book 'exceedingly rare' copies signed by the author are very uncommon. 407 pp. Good overall in coarse tan cloth with blue lettering and black and silver decorations (some rubbing and wear to the cloth, especially at the ends of the spine.).…