Chicago: Forbes & Company, 1912. First Edition. Good+. Paper covered boards show rubbing, edge wear, toning and soiling, with evidence of erased pencil markings to the rear board. Small horizontal crack backstrip. Offsetting from printed images, light toning to pages. A rather nice copy. More
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1956. First edition. Signed by Mark Harris on the front paste down, warmly inscribed to former owners and dated 1962, Monterey, CA. [x], 243 pp. Very Good+ with slight lean, worn tips, bookplate on ffep, bump to page block corner, in a Good dust jacket..... More
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1933. First edition. viii, 174pp. Blue cloth with lighter blue lettering. Near Fine in Very Good price-clipped jacket, slightly nibbled along top edge, back panel creased, and a little edge-worn and soiled but unfaded. Light foxing to edges and very slight bowing to boards. An..... More
New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1952. Stated first edition, first printing. Very Good with sunning to cloth at edges and light wear at corners and spine ends, in a Very Good price clipped dust jacket with wear at spine ends, a bit of edge wear, light rubbing and two..... More
New York: American Sports Publishing Company, 1911. First edition. xix, [1], 542 pp. With over 100 full-page illustrations (mostly from photographs, some fold-out), including a sepia-tone portrait of the author, with tissue-guard. Bound in original gilt-decorated purple-blue cloth with baseball themed vignette on cover, lettered in gilt. Very Good+ with..... More
Springfield, OH: [No Publisher], 1879. A rare piece of ephemera documenting women's baseball in the 19th century. Bifolium inscribed on four sides, covering guests who stayed at the hotel in the first week of September, including the eight members of the Red Stockings of New York, and the same number..... More