Cleveland: Privately printed for Stephen Wallis Tener, 1924. First edition - Includes the former British Prime Minister's remarks at Lincoln's tomb and the text of his speech on October 18, 1923. Number 254 of 300 copies. 13 pp, sewn in stiff outer wrapper.

Yum, AZ: By the author, (1988. c 1980). Detailed information about the old mining camps of Kofa, Polaris, Castle Dome, Picacho, Tumco, Fortuna with with maps and photographs of each, and a short list of some sidelights in the area. 32 pp.

Farmington, ME: D. H. Knowlton & Co., Publishers, 1903. First edition - The School World published "popular supplemental readings" monthly From September to June each year. Lists thru 43 inside front cover. 32 pp.

San Bernardino, CA: R. Reginald / Borgo Press, 1976. First edition - The first critical work on the novels of MacLean, who was both a bestselling author and one of the premiere writers of adventure and suspense fiction, one who was able to "create believable situations of fear, tension, and terror." Brief biography and bibliography. The Milford Series, Popular Writers of Today Volume Ten. 60 pp. ISBN: 0-878772030.

Petty Curse Books, (2017). SIGNED first edition - A very attractive print depicting the open gate found on the endpapers of this book, reproduced on heavy stock, measuring 10 by 8 inches. Lightly SIGNED in pencil by Madonna at the bottom and dated 217. Accompanied by a promotional postcard. Very uncommon.

Port Townsend, WA: Copper Canyon Press, n.d. (1998.). First edition - An attractive small broadside, an excerpt from this poem included in 'Configurations' published by Copper Canyon Press in 1998. Letterpress printed on heavy cream stock, title in red, text in black, measuring 5 1/2 inches wide by 8 inches tall.

[ca 1973]. SIGNED first edition - A sheet of ivory paper folded in four with the poem 'The Star is a Chrysalis' on the inside and the single word 'Kosmos' on the front cover. INSCRIBED by McClure and simply signed Michael.

Albuquerque: The University of New Mexico, 1967 (1991). A study of the Gila Cliff Dwellings in the Mogollons in New Mexico and of the civilization that resided there. Photographs, bibliography and Index, 62 pp. ISBN: 0-961535903.

Chicago: Evaporated Milk Association (c 1934). In addition to general comments on the usefulness and health benefits of evaporated milk, this consists of many recipes, all using this milk. Illustrated with photographs. This copy is of interest because it includes, stapled in the center, a small 4 pp pamphlet printed in red on gold paper called "The Origins of Unsweetened Evaparated Milk" which discusses the role of John Meyenberg as the inventor of the process used by the entire industry, the "largest individual product of the canning industry in the world." Meyenberg Milk Products, Salinas, Calif is stamped in blue on the title page. 48 pp (index inside rear cover)

Minneapolis: Redpath Press, (1986). The first separate publication of this short story by the author of the Winnie the Pooh stories, originally published in 1948 in "The Birthday Party and Other Stories." Illustrated by Etienne Delessert and designed by Rita Marshall. A slim booklet, 7 inches tall by 4 inches wide. 32 pp. Intended to be mailed to the recipient, it is extremely uncommon to find this in its original complete condition. This set includes the story booklet, the envelope, the priced insert for store displays and even the original plastic bag. ISBN: 1-55628-0084.

Collierville, TN: Fundcraft, n.d. (ca 1980). First edition - A community cookbook compiled by members of the 4-H Club from the small California gold rush town of Mokelumne Hill - a town settled in 1849 - in Calaveras County. 50 pp plus index, household hints, measurements, etc.

Philadelphia: The Free Library of Philadelphia, 1940. First edition - Illustrated exhibition catalogue. Includes 64 incunabula from Gutenberg and his Bible through Wynkyn de Worde, in Westminster in 1500, with information on the printers as well as the books themselves. 94 pp

San Bernardino, CA: R. Reginald / Borgo Press, 1978. First edition - While Morris is perhaps best known as a textile designer, printer and craftsman associated with the Arts and Craft movement, his contributions also helped to establish the modern fantasy genre, laying the foundation for Tolkien and others. This study looks at all of Morris's fiction as a distinctive, original and consistent body of work. Selected critical sources. The Milford Series, Popular Writers of Today Volume Thirteen. 63 pp. ISBN: 0-893702188.

London: Dunce Directive. (1993). First edition - A 6,000-word essay exploring Morrissey and his place in late 20th century popular culture - under the headings of genius, sex and money. Introduction by John Peel. Illustrated with black and white photographs. 32 pp. ISBN: 0-9522068-03.

Skinnergate, Perth: Clan Munro Association (Munro & Scott, printers.) 1975. First edition - Includes articles on the ending of a steel factory, on the estate Balconie and more, as well as general news about the activities of the association and its members. Illustrated with photographs, Advertisements. Small format. 44 pp.

Skinnergate, Perth: Clan Munro Association (Munro & Scott, printers.) 1979. First edition - Includes articles on agricultural improvement in the 1840s, on General Sir Charles Munro, recipes, and more, as well as general news about the activities of the association and its members.. Illustrated with photographs, Advertisements. Small format. 48 pp.

n.p. By the author, (1973). SIGNED first edition - The history of the gold mining community of Picacho in Yuma County, Arizona - one which boasted of a population of some 2,500 in 1904 and which was the site of a famous shootout in 1902. Illustrated with photographs taken by the author. SIGNED by the author on the title page. Cover by Buachom Odens. 44 pp. ISBN: 0-960948449.

Middletown, CT: American Education Publications/Xerox, (1972-74, c 1967.). A study guide in the Public Issues series, and rather uncommon. Illustrated with duotone photographs, questions, case study, bibliography, 64 pp including covers.

Dansville, NY: Clan Munro Association, U.S.A. 1980. First edition - Includes articles and general news about the activities of the association and its members.. Illustrated with photographs, Small format. 24 pp.

Racine, WI: Western Publishing Company, Inc., 1980. First edition - Includes 4 paper dolls - Papa Bear, Mama Bear, Little Bear and Baby Bear - and 15 press-out outfits, plus a cardstock crib and stroller to assemble for Baby Bear. Large format - 13 by 10 inches in stiff cardstock covers.

Racine, WI: Western Publishing Company, Inc., 1985. First edition - Based on the Mattel figurines. Includes 2 dolls - She-ra and Angela and 11 press-out outfits, plus . Also includes cutouts for the horse Spirit and wings and a unicorn mask to transform Spirit into 'Swift Wind' . Large format - 13 by 10 inches in stiff cardstock covers.

Racine, WI: Western Publishing Company, Inc., 1979. First edition - One doll and 12 press-out outfits. Also includes a wheelbarrow and strawberries. Large format - 13 by 10 inches in stiff cardstock covers.

Garden City, NY: Doubleday, (ca 1950, c 1931) dj. SIGNED hardcover - An early novel by Pease, a mystery and adventure story for older boys, set on a tramp cargo freighter and in Tahiti, SIGNED on the front endpaper with the words "best wishes" and dated 1961. Illustrated by Paul Q. Forster. 272 pp. Laid in is a mimeographed single sheet folded of tan paper with the front cover announcing "Howard Pease Day, July 27, 1961, Palo Alto, California, and a mimeographed half sheet with the lyrics for a song in Pease's honor. . The schedule for the day appears inside with Pease giving a speech "My adventures become your books." Signed books by Pease are fairly uncommon, even without this scarce bit of ephemera.

New York: The Newcomen Society of England, American Branch, 1948. An account of the colorful beginnings of rail transportation at Reading, Pennsylvania. Includes a biographical sketch of the author. Illustrated throughout. 28 pp.

Glendale CA: La Siesta Press, 1978. First edition - Includes sections on the Jesuit colonization, the Franciscan era, and Dominican period as well as on Native Americans today. Illustrated with maps and photographs. References, appendix. 96 pp. ISBN: 0-910856664.

The Keats-Shelley Association of America, 1963. SIGNED first edition - Article on the "Reflection of Wedgwood Ware in the Poetic Imagery of John Keats." Illustrated with photographs. INSCRIBED on the front cover "for -- with a combination of guilty conscience and pleasure." 36 pp.

San Francisco: California State Minng Bureau, March 1923. First edition - Contains District Reports of Mining Engineers, an article on Peat and its occurence in California, and reports on other minerals from aluminum to cadmium, cobalt, nickle and more. Map. Pp 88-133 plus a 9 pp list of publications by the State Bureau.

Pleasant Hill, CA: Evergreen Press, 1976. Third book of paper dolls by this illustrator. Includes four original paper dolls, based on actual antique dolls in the artist's collection with authentic costumes in full color. Designed to be cut out, this large format book includes a page on stiff paper of dolls and another of a bride's trunk, and 3 pages on glossy paper of clothes. Printed on one side only. Notes on the dolls and the costumes on the back cover.

Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1984. First edition - A "testament to the halycon days of railroading in America." A book which can be used to cut and assemble a replica of the 20th Century Limited, the New York Central Lines train that ran between Grand Central Station in New York and Chicago. Includes a brief introduction with information and photographs of this train as well as other photographs and small reproductions of advertisements scattered throughout. Tips for assembling a diarama of the train rounding a bend of the Hudson River at the end. A Dolphin Book, printed on card stock and measuring 14 inches tall by 11". Unpaginated. ISBN: 0-385-277679.