Caemmerer paul editor (6 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. Near fine in original green cloth-covered boards. Very brief foxing on the edges and binding slightly cocked.

Etat : Good. Columbia Historical Society 1949 8vo. 402 pages. green cloth boards moderately soiled. spine rubbed and age toned. text block crisp. G+.

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. Hardcover. Blue cloth binding with lettering stamped in gold on spine. Title page and copyright page dated 1949. 402 pages, including index. Book is in fair condition. Cover has some rubbing and edge wear -- some fraying near corners and spotting on spine and edges. Book has been exposed to water at some point and the edges of some pages are wavy, but they do not stick together and text is all legible. No tears, no highlighting, no marks.…

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Hardcover. Blue cloth binding with lettering stamped in gold on spine. Title page and copyright page dated 1949. 402 pages, including index. Book is in good condition. Cover has rubbing and edge wear -- some fraying near corners. Book has been exposed to water at some point and the edges of some pages are wavy, but they do not stick together and text is all legible. No tears, no highlighting, no marks.…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Hardcover. Blue cloth binding with lettering stamped in gold on spine. Title page and copyright page dated 1949. 402 pages, including index. Book is in very good condition. Cover has only light rubbing and edge wear. Corners lightly bumped. Pages are clean and unmarked. No tears, no smudges, no highlighting. Black and white illustrations throughout. Some foxing on edges. Binding is tight. Overall, a nice copy. …

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Signed by Author(s) Hardcover. Blue cloth binding with lettering stamped in gold on spine. Title page and copyright page dated 1949. 402 pages, including index. Book is in very good condition. Cover has some spotting and edge wear, corners near spine are slightly fraying. Pages are clean and unmarked. Signed on front free endpaper by Clifford K. Berryman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist who gave us the teddy bear. Berryman's famous 1902 illustration of President Theodore Roosevelt being kind to a bear cub inspired the creation of the now ubiquitous stuffed animal. Berryman inscribed this volume to Leslie A. Willis, a member of the CHS who worked at the British Embassy at the time. A clipping of Berryman's obituary (he died a few months after inscribing this) is tucked into the back of the book - the rear endpapers are browning as a result. A nice copy with a memorable story. Black and white illustrations throughout. A nice gift for a history buff. ISigned by Author(s).…