Item 531The Wounded Researcher: Research with Soul in Mind.
New Orleans, Louisiana: Spring Journal Books, 2007. 8vo. (6"x9") Trade Paperback in pictorial wraps.
New Arrivals
Item 530Discovering the Future: The business of Paradigms.
Saint Paul, MN: ILI Press, 1985. Cover designed by Barry Kassler. Stated First Edition. 8vo. (6"x9") in grey boards with pictorial jacket.
Item 529Kendall Young and the Kendall Young Library of Webster City, Iowa A.D. 1915
Webster City, IA: 1915. 8vo. (6"x9") in black cloth boards with gilt titles. A biography of Kendall Young, funder of the Kendall Young Library in Webster City, Iowa, and overview of the library itself.
Item 528Discipline: What is it?
New York, NY: Child Study Association of America, 1938. 8vo. (6"x9) staple bound pamphlet in ivory wraps with burgundy titles and decoration. One of a series of pamphlets by the Child Study Association of America, a pioneering Child and Parent education and advocacy group.
Item 527Are You Training Your Child To Be Happy?: Lesson Material in Child Management. Bureau Publication No. 202
Washington: United States Government Printing Office, 1939. (5.75"x9") in green card stock with black titles and decoration. A pre-WWII parenting pamphlet issued by the Department of Labor. " This series of 12 lessons is the work of Blanche C. Well, Ed. D., ..."
Item 526Bambi's Children: The Story of a Forest Family
New York. Grosset and Dunlap. A Thrushwood Book. 8vo. (5.5"x8.25") in orange boards with black titles and red decoration. The sequel to Bambi following the lives of Bambi's twins.
Item 525The Oregon Trail: Sketches of Prairie and Rocky-Mountain Life
Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1898. Illustrations by Frederic Remington. 8vo. (5"x8") in olive boards with orange decorations and gilt titles.
Item 524The Emoji Games
2019. 8vo. (5"x8") in pictorial wraps. "Looking for his next big hire, corporate recruiter Hank Post flies to Austria in pursuit of an elusive programmer known by the code name Empork—shortened German for Upstart. To get his attention, Post comes up with the idea of communicating with emojis. Empork answers.....
Item 523Applied Psychology and Scientific Living.
Chicago, ILL: David V. Bush, Publisher, 1923. 12mo. (5.25"x7.25") in red cloth with gilt titles in tan jacket with black titles and advertisement. Jacket in mylar. (Volume I of the Fundamentals of Practical Psychology) From the editor of Mind Power Plus, Author of Practical Psychology and Sex Life, etc. Pop.....
Item 522Hither and Yon
Glen Ellyn, Illinois: Milton House, 1951. 8vo. (5.75"x8.25") in tan boards with gilt titles and decoration. Signed by regional poet Arthur Frederic Otis.
Item 521To The Last Man: The Chronicle of the 135th Infantry Regiment of Minnesota.
Saint Paul, Minnesota: The Ramsey County Historical Society, 1982. (6"x9.25") in light blue boards with gilt titles in a blue jacket with gold white and black titles and decoration. A history of the 135th Infantry Regiment (formerly the 1st Minnesota Infantry Regiment).
Item 520The Wanderer of Liverpool
London: William Heinemann Limited, 1930. 8vo. (6.75"x8.5") in blue boards with gilt titles and decoration with white jacket with illustration and blue titles. Signed First Edition with Gift inscription to Dr. Stepehen Hodgson, Mayo endocrinologist.
Item 519The Life of Birds
Philadelphia and London: W. B. Saunders Company, 1962. Illustrated by Norman Tolson. Signed by the author Carl Welty, internationally known ornithology expert and professor at Beloit College.
Item 518Favourite Tales from Shakespeare.
London. Hamlyn, 1977. illustrated by Victor G. Ambrus. 4to. (8"x11.25") red boards with gilt titles in pictorial jacket. Six Shakespearean tales adapted by noted English actor Berrnard Miles and illustrated by Victor G. Ambrus.
Item 517The Lost Footsteps
New York. Farrar, Strauss, and Cudahy, 1961. 8vo. (5.5"x8.25") in red cloth boards with black and white titles. First-hand account of Romanian political dissident and nationalist Silviu Craciunas' imprisonment and torture at the hands of the Romanian Communist regime.
Item 513A Princess of Mars
Garden City, NY: Nelson Doubleday, Inc., 1970. Illustrations by Frank Frazetta. 8vo. (5.75"x8.5") in orange boards with metallic green titles on spine, and pictorial jacket. A 1970 edition of Burroughs' 1912 sword and planet story. The first of his Barsoom series, this features interior illustrations and a jacket painting by.....
Item 511Albrecht Durer: The Life of the Virgin
Cleveland, Ohio: The Cleveland Museum of Art, 1959. 20 prints (7.25"x9.75") in a brown trifold portfolio. Twenty prints from the original artist's proofs of Durer's woodcuts owned by the Cleveland Museum of Art (there are doubles of print XX).
Item 510A Physician in the House for Family and Individual Consultation.
Not stated. 1940. Popular Price Edition. (5.5"x8") in black boards with gilt titles and decoration.
Item 509Boris Godunov
Moscow, USSR: Detgiz, Soviet Ministry of Education, 1960s. Engravings by V. Favorsky. 8vo. (6.75"x8.75") in green boards with black, white, and red titles and decoration. Cold War era printing of Pushkin's play Boris Godunov in Cyrillic.
Item 508Snow White and Rose Red To which are added The Stories of The Dancing Shoes and Hans in Luck
Philadelphia: Henry Altemus Company, 1904. With Thirty-two Illustrations. Altemus' Banbury Cross Series. (5"x6.75")in white boards with gilt decoration and titles, and pictorial pastedown of Snow White, Rose Red and the Dwarf. A Victorian era collection of three Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales.
Item 507The Cow-Tail Switch, and Other West African Stories
New York. Henry Holt and Company, 1949. Drawings by Madye Lee Chastain. (6"x9.5") in russet boards with black titles and decoration. A compilation of West African folklore curated by Courlander and Herzog, these folktales are accompanied by the beautiful woodcuts of Madye Lee Chastain.
Item 506The Adventures of Piang the Moro Jungle Boy. A book for Young and Old.
New York. The Century Co., 1917. Illustrated by Ellsworth Young. 12mo. (5"x7.25") in green boards with yellow, blue, and brown titles and decoration. The adventures of a young boy who is part of the Moro, a Muslim majority ethnic group in the Philippines.
Item 504Joachim a des ennuis (Les aventures du petit nicolas)
Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc., 1967. illustrated by cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempe. 12mo. (7"x7.25") pictorial boards. A review copy with an introduction in English tipped in at the front endpapers. This is an American edition of the French children's series from the 1960s.
Item 503Gages, Gaging and Inspection
New York. The Industrial Press, 1920. 8vo. (6"x9") in black cloth boards with gilt titles and decoration.
Item 502American Communication in a Global Society.
Norwood, NJ: Ablex Publishing Corporation, 1987. Revised Edition. 8vo. (6"x9.25") in light blue boards with blue titles and decoration.