Roe edwin (6 résultats)

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. Later Printing. Light edge and corner wear with a flat uncreased spine; a few of the pages were not properly separated by the printer and now have somewhat rough edges. Illustrated with black and white photographs. This collection contains: Preface; Introduction; History of the White Slave Trade by Edwin W. Sims; The Suppression of the White Slave Traffic by William Alexander Coote; The White Slave Trade Today; and Menace of the White Slave Trade by Edwin W. Sims; A White Slave Clearing House - A White Slave's Own Story; The True Story of Estelle Ramon of Kentucky by D. F. Sutherland; Our Sister of the Street by Florence Mabel Dedrick; More about the Traffic in Shame by Ophelia Amigh; The Traffic in Girls by Charles N. Crittenton; Warfare Against the White Slave Traffic; The Boston Hypocrisy; and The Auctioneer of Souls by Clifford G. Roe; The White Slave Trade in New York City by a Special Contributor; Barred Windows: How We Took Up the Fight; The Nations and the White Slave Traffic by James Bronson Reynolds; The Yellow Slave Traffic; How Snakes Charm Canaries; Procuresses and the Confession of One; Wanted - Fathers and Mothers; Chicago's White Slave Market; The Failure and Shame of the Regulation of Vice; The White Slaves and the Black Plagues; The White Slave Traffic and the Public Health by Dr Winfield Scott Hall; The Vice Diseases by Dr William T. Belfield; Recruiting Grounds of the White Slave Traffickers; and Practical Means of Protecting Our Girls by Harry A. Parkin; Canada's War on the White Slave Trade by Rev. J. G. Shearer; Conditions in Toronto by Lucy W. Brooking; A Priest's Protest by Rev. Father L. Minehan; Astounding Report of Chicago's Vice Commission; A Pastor's Part by Melbourne P. Boynton; The Story of the Midnight Mission; Helen Chambers, Some Other Girls and Daisy; Destruction of the Vice Districts of Los Angeles and Des Moines; Conditions in London by Lucy A. Hall; and For God's Sake Do Something. PRIC|24.95 Size: 8vo. Book. …

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. No Jacket. from the everyman's library series. original brown boards are a little rubbed. no inscriptions. the binding is excellent. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

Wraps. Etat : Good to Very Good-. Vol. 58, No. 6. Pulp magazine. Edited by Donald Kennicott. Cover art by Joseph Chenoweth for "Murder Island" (novel; pt. 1) by Leland Jamieson. Includes "After Worlds Collide" (conclusion) by Edwin Balmer & Philip Wylie; "The Rambling Ram-Lamb: by Arthur K. Akers; "The Gold Bar" by H. De Vere Stacpoole; "War in the Wilderness" by Vingie E. Roe; "The Drums of Omdurman" by William J. Makin; "The Secret of Banda Sea" by Clarence Herbert New; "Death for Cinderella" (novelette) by Forbes Parkhil. Prize Stories of Real Experience: "The Blizzard" by W. D. Gay; "White Hunter" by Roger Courtney; "Abandon Ship!" by Capt. Milton Hartman; "Drug-store Detective" by Bill Adams; "The Sky-High Wedding" by Fred Berkey. Illustrated by L. R. Gustavson, Everett Lowry, Margery Stocking, John F. Clymer, Robert Fink, George Avison, R. F. James, and Wilwerding. Mild upper end stain; with associated wear to front cover upper foredge corner; corner wear with minor losses; creasing; tanning; minor soiling. Book. …

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Red Cloth. Etat : Near Fine. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. 481 Pp. "A Book Designed To Awaken The Sleeping And To Protect The Innocent". True First Edition, Much Reprinted 1910-1920+. Red Cloth With Mounted Color Cover Illustration, White Lettering To Spine And Covers. Near Fine, Trace Of Wear To White Chalk Lettering In Parts Of Just A Few Letters On Spine, Unusually Clean And Unfaded. However, Both Hinges Cracked Through, And Trace Of Small Tape Stains On Recto Of Front Free Endpaper And Verso Of Rear Free Endpaper, Probably From Clippings Or Such. Display Quality And Unusual Thus. 31 Black And White Photographs (illustrateur).…

Hardcover. Etat : Good. 1st Edition. This is a delightful original children's story written by a W. J. Roe in April 1938 for his son Michael Roe on his sixth birthday, with a tale that is obviously inspired by the A. A. Milne Winnie the Pooh Stories. The book titled Honey's Treasure, is the story of a child's teddy bear named Charles Augustus Honey Bear, and a much older bear named Pooh Bear. At night when the rest of the household is asleep they come alive, Charels Augustus Honey Bear is always looking for adventures to go on, and persuades the very reluctant Pooh Bear to accompany him on his latest adventure, the find a hole in the floor and there the adventure starts that will take them on a search for lost treasure and get caught up with a pirate ship and its crew. The book is bound in cloth with a leather title label to the front cover, just over 7.5 inches tall, and runs to 60 numbered pages, illustrated with many paintings, and smaller ink drawings in the page margins. On the first page of the book the author explains that the book was written for Michael Roe on his Sixth Birthday on May 2nd 1938, and on the final leaf as a footnote, he notes that he completed the book on 18th April 1938, and is signed with his initials W. J. R. there is some light marks to the covers, internally browning spots to a few of the pages else in good general condition. A lovely handmade manuscript book with a story clearly inspired by the Winnie The Pooh Stories. Edwin Smith (illustrateur).…