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First Edition, The Last Puritan by George Santayana, A Memoir In The Form Of A Novel by LiteraryAntiques

32.00 USDThe Last Puritan by George SantayanaPublished 1936 by Charles Scribner's Sons of New YorkThis book is in great condition for its age. The green hardcover has retained its color and there...

1900-1902 Set of 4 Antique Elbert Hubbard Books, Little Journeys Collection, Published By Roycrofters Of New York, Rare Book Set by LiteraryAntiques

146.00 USDLittle Journeys To The Homes Of Eminent Artists Book 1 - 1902Little Journeys To The Homes Of Eminent Artists Book 2- 1902Little Journeys To The Homes Of Great Musicians Book 2- 1901Little...

The Young Folks History Of France by Charlotte M. Yonge, Illustrated Antique Book, Published 1879, Antique Books, Rare Books, French History by LiteraryAntiques

129.00 USDTITLE: Young Folks' History of France, Illustrated, Subscription EditionAUTHOR: Charlotte M. YongePUBLISHING DATE: 1879PUBLISHER: D Lothrop Comapny BostonThis beautiful crafted antique...

A Goddess to a God, A Historical Reconstruction, by John Balderston and Sybil Bolithio, 1948 First Edition, Signed book, Vintage Egyptian by LiteraryAntiques

99.00 USDA Goddess To A God: An Historical Reconstructionby John L. Balderston and Sybil BolithoPublished 1948Signed, First PrintingThis vintage historical fiction book is in fairly good condition...

Travolta to Keaton by Rex Reed, First Edition, Published 1979, Vintage Hollywood Book, Interview With Celebrities, Vintage Celebrity Photos by LiteraryAntiques

18.00 USDTravolta To Keatonby Rex ReedFirst Edition Published 1979Thirty-four interviews with notable Hollywood personalities. Open discussions with Jimmy Stewart, Burt Lancaster, Lucille Ball and...

The Psychopathic God: Adolf Hitler by Robert G. L. Waite, Vintage 1977 Biography Of Hitler, Vintage Historical Book by LiteraryAntiques

81.00 USDThe Psychopathic God: Adolf Hitlerby Robert G. L. WaitePublished 1939Reprinted 1977"Recent biographies have begun to suggest that Hitler was no more than a particularly fascinating...