munroe ralph gilpin vincent (7 risultati)

paperback, Condizione: poor, Historical Association of Southern Florida, Miami, 1974, (orig.c.1930), 8vo., paperback, 384pp., many photos., creased spine, foxed foredges, 4 pages detached but present, so binding is brittle, poor $.

paperback, Condizione: fair, Historical Association of Southern Florida, Miami, 1974, (orig.c.1930), 8vo., paperback, 384pp., many photos., creased spine, glue showing at inner hinges, fair $.

First Edition. Hardcover, lacking dust jacket. A good copy with lower corner of pages creased, old newspaper clippings paper-clipped to front endpaper with resultant offsetting and residue, bookplate to front pastedown, cumping to corners, fading to spine, staining and toning to covers.

Hardcover. First Edition. 384 pgs. 50+ illustrations including Frontispiece. Good+ hardcover copy in blue cloth. Light wear to spoine ends and corners. Autobiography of the New York born yacht designer and Biscayne Bay pioneer. (824).

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. This copy is in better than very good condition, but without dust jacket. There is no writing in it. The titles on the spine are slightly faded, there is a small bump/hole in the spine, otherwise the book is without flaws and a beautiful copy. The Commodore's Story, one of the key books in Miami's history, is scarce as a first edition in this condition.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. 2nd Edition. 2nd edition, 1966. Book is gorgeous and has blue cloth boards with gold titles. 384 pages with many photographs. The spectacular dust jacket has not been price clipped, $10.00. Previous owners name inside. Selling quality books for 35 years.

Photos include author's frontis portrait, 9.5 x 6.5, blue cloth, 384 pp, covers lightly rubbed, extremities lightly bumped, hinges loose, innr hinges cracking, ink name of former owner on front fly, pp edge toned but still good, in a price-clipped, yellowed, edge worn (but SCARCE) dust jacket that has chipping at the spine ends. FIRST ED (SD). Coconut Grove pioneer, and yachtsman. Not to be confused with Ralph Monroe, the lady carpenter.