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Kipling, Rudyard
CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS
Century, N.Y. 1916 reprint of the 1897 work, 323 pages, 12mo, profusely illustrated with B & W drawings. Kipling's famous story set in the Grand Banks. Tan cover with decorations in red and black featuring a sailing ship in the center. Gilt lettering on cover and spine is intact.The endpapers have been renewed. There are no marks or inscriptions. Moderate cover wear. No dust jacket. A Very Good Plus copy. ID#: 1898
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Kipling, Rudyard
The Jungle Books
[W29585] Doubleday, Garden City 1948 reprint, 2 volumes, Volume I - 253 pages, Volume II - 201 pages, monogram endpapers, illustrated in color and B & W by Aldren Watson. Dust jackets are lightly chipped, the books are Fine. ID#: 1049
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Lane, Elinor Macartney
THE APPLE-TREE COTTAGE
"T30004" "" "The Apple-Tree Cottage" "Fiction" ". Harper, N.Y. first edition, published April, 1910, 12mo, 52 pages, illustrated by Frank Craig. Romantic turn-of-thecentury novel. No dust jacket. Light green decorated cover with picture of a young lady in Victorian attire pasted on. White lettering slightly rubbed off. Contents are tight, clean and without marks or inscriptions. Very Good Plus ID#: 1852
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Lang, Don
Nibs, the Orphan Deer of the Adirondacks
[T29650] Grosset & Dunlap, N.Y. 1942, 66 pages. Illustrated by Kurt Wiese. No dust Jacket. The book is tight, clean and has no marks or inscriptions. Near Fine. ID#: 1052
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Lyall, Gavin
THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME
T30203" Scribner's, N.Y. 1963, first edition (has the Scribner's ""A,"") 239 pages. Author's second novel. High adventure set in northern Finland along the forbidden zone of the Russian frontier. Unclipped dust jacket and book are Fine. ID#: 2299
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Marquez, Gabriel Garcia
The General in his Labyrinth
[TT29665] Alfred A. Knopf, N.Y. 1990, stated first American edition, 285 pages. Translated from the Spanish. Dust Jacket is unclipped. Very Fine. ID#: 1054
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Marshall, Edison
American Captain
AMERICAN CAPTAIN. Farrar, Straus & Young, N.Y. 1954, 407 pages. A novel of adventure. Through treachery, Homer Whitman, American sailor's ship was attacked by Barbary pirates. What followed in Tripoli, the slave pen called the Seulcher of Wet Bones, the tents of the Bedouin, a tomb of dry bones in the Sudan, Capetown the palaces and gaming rooms of London --and finally home.Dust jacket is complete with minor edgewear. The book itself is Fine. $35.00 ID#: 4718
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Marshall, Edison
Caravan to Xanadu
CARAVAN TO XANADU. Farrar, Straus and Young, N.Y. 1953, first edition, 371 pages, pictorial map endpapers. A novel of Marco Polo. The reader is transported to those reckless lavish days, back in the 13th century, to share the personal adventures of Marco Polo and his caravan as they journey perilously to the fabulous lands of Kublai Khan. Dust jacket is not price-clipped and is complete with a couple of small chips. The book itself is Very Fine. $50.00 ID#: 4703
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Marshall, Edison
Castle in the Swamp
CASTLE IN THE SWAMP. Farrar, Straus & Company 1948, 378 pages. A tale of old Carolina.. On the coast of South Carolina, girded by a sinister swamp, lay Wood Ibis, great Southern plantation. Behind its pillared façade was a deep well of evil, an aura of terror and death. This is a novel of suspense, built up by haunting atmosphere, menace and the pounding march of Fate. Dust jacket is not price-clipped and is complete with some chipping on the edges. The book itself is Fine. $30.00" $30.00 ID#: 4716
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Marshall, Edison
Forlorn Island
T31054" "Marshall, Edison" "Forlorn Island" "Fiction" "FORLORN ISLAND. H.C. Kinsey, N.Y. 1932, first edition, 283 pages, 12mo. A novel about the adventures of a group shipwrecked on a remote island off Alaska. No dust jacket. The book has a few spots but is overall Very Good. $15.00 ID#: 4814
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Marshall, Edison
Gypsy Sixpence
31053" "Marshall, Edison" "Gypsy Sixpence" "Fiction" "GYPSY SIXPENCE. Farrar Straus, N.Y. 1949, first edition assumed, 371 pages, map endpapers. Master of the tale of high adventure and romance, Edison Marshall sets this novel in the days when Victoria's armies were carving an empire for England, in the days of the fabulous adventurer, Richard Burton, whose life provides the inspiration for Romulus Brook, the hero in this book. Marshall's experiences in India and Africa provide him with much of the background material. Unclipped dust jacket is complete with small repairs and some spotting on the back panel. The book itself has no marks or inscriptions and is Near Fine. $30.00 ID#: 4815
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Marshall, Edison
The Fish Hawk
"T31069" "Marshall, Edison" "The Fish Hawk" "Fiction" "THE FISH HAWK. Cosmopolitan Book Corporation, N.Y. 1929, first edition, 12mo, 290 pages, illustrated in B & W by Jules Gotlieb. No dust jacket. No internal marks or inscriptions. Oher than a few bent page edges a Very Good copy $15.00 ID#: 4827
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Marshall, Edison
The Isle of Retribution
T30997" "Marshall, Edison" "The Isle of Retribution" "Alaska" "THE ISLE OF RETRIBUTION. Little Brown, Boston 1923, first edition, 332 pages, 12mo, frontispiece by Douglas Duer. An early novel by the author set in the islands of the Skopin up near the Alaskan Peninsula. The barren Arctic waste in the full glory of its cold beauty, the full horror of its desolation and dreariness, and the sufferings endured by those who brave its vigors provide the setting for this tale of the Far North. As always in Marshall's novels, the wild creatures of the area contribute to the development of the drama..No dust jacket. There is a previous owner inscription on the front endpaper. A Very Good Plus copy. $40.00 ID#: 4818
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Masters, John
By the Green of the Spring
"T31086" "Masters, John" "By the Green of the Spring" "Fiction" "BY THE GREEN OF THE SPRING. McGraw-Hill, N.Y. 1981, first U.S. edition, 599 pages. This novel is the third and final volume of a trilogy set during the first World War entitled Loss of Eden. Dust jacket, Very Fine. $25.00 ID#: 4853
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Masters, John
Coromandel
COROMANDEL. Viking, N.Y. 1955, 1st edition, 347 pages. A novel of early colonial India. Set in the 17th century. ""It's hero was a boy in Wiltshire when he first saw the name Coromandel on a blood-stained map of India which he bought from Old Voy, the poacher, in 1627. The map and the aching visions it caused drove Jason from his father's farm to the roistering streets of London, by ship to India and Coromandel, through the jungles and across the scaldering wastelands, to the icy heights of the mountain he hoped was Meru."" An exciting story! Dust Jacket is price-clipped. Otherwise jacket and book are Very Fine. $50.00 ID#: 4730
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