The Net Rex Beach, 1912, illustrated, 1st edition, Harper & Brothers, very good condition. Picture pasted on cover with gilt.
Circa: 1912
Publisher: Harper & Brothers  

The Legacy of Ladysmith John Kenny Crane, 1986, Linden Press, Simon & Schuster, 1st ed., South Africa historical African War.
Circa: 1986
Publisher: Simon & Schuster  

Rommel the Desert Fox Desmond Young, 1950, Harper & Brothers, 1st edition, dust jacket, very good condition.
Circa: 1950
Publisher: Harper & Brothers  

Anthony Browne's King Kong Edgar Wallace, Turner Pub., 1994, 1st American Edition, color illustrations, oversized hardcover, dust jacket, very good condition.
Circa: 1994
Publisher: Turner  

The Thousand Hour Day W. S. Kuniczak, 1966, Dial Press, dust jacket, a novel about the 1st 1000 hours of World War 2 when the Germans involved Poland.
Circa: 1966
Publisher: Dial Press  

Lydia Baily Kenneth Roberts, 1st edition, 1947, Doubleday & Company, very good condition.
Circa: 1947
Publisher: Doubleday  

Rose O' The River Rose O' The River by Kate Douglas Wiggin, 1905, illustrated by George Wright, 10 color tinted illustrations, cover faded, some pages browning.
Circa: 1905
Publisher: Kate Douglas Wiggin  

This Hallowed Ground Bruce Catton, 1956, dust jacket, about the Civil War, 1st edition.
Circa: 1956
Publisher: Bruce Catton  

The Girl Proposition The Girl Proposition by George Ade, 1905, illustrated black and white woodcut style by John T. McCutcheon, very good.
Circa: 1905
Publisher: George Ade  

For Whom The Bell Tolls Ernest Hemingway, 1940, Scribner, good condition. Themes such as love and war have been written about before, but never with such realistic and moving words as Hemingway crafted in For Whom the Bell Tolls. It is still celebrated not only as one of Hemingway's best, but also as one of the best war novels of all time.
Circa: 1940
Publisher: Scribner  

The Vicar of Wakefield Oliver Goldsmith, illusrated by John Austen, 1939, glassine dust jacket, box, very good condition.
Circa: 1939
Publisher: Oliver Goldsmith  

Vintage: The Picture History of WWII 1946, oversize, Grosset & Dunlap, heavy book, dust jacket poor, book very good condition.
Circa: 1946
Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap  

The Conquest of Mexico William H. Prescott, 1949, illustrated Miguel Covarrubias, end papers browned, no box, good condition.
Circa: 1949
Publisher: Mexico  

Casanovas Memoirs edited by Joseph Monet, 1930, drawings by Vincent Minnelli, privately printed.
Circa: 1930
Publisher: Casanovas  

Abraham Lincoln The War Years Carl Sandburg, 1939, Haicourt Brace, 426 1/2 tones of photos & 244 of cartoons, letters &documents. Vol. 1-3-4 (2 missing) dark green covers.
Circa: 1939
Publisher: Abraham Lincoln  

Vintage Novel The Downfall A story of the Horrors of War by Emile Zola, Cassell pub., 1892, beautiful cover with large silver angel hovering over buildings, very good condition.
Circa: 1892
Publisher: Cassell  

The Girl From Montana Grace Livingston Hill Lutz, 1909, illustrated by Sears Gallagher, The Golden Rule Co., poor cover, book good. A girl upon whom fate has thrust an unbearable burden of trouble, alone in the mountains of Montana and threatened by a man whom she has every cause to hate and fear, arms herself, mounts a horse, and bravely rides away.
Circa: 1909
Publisher: The Golden Rule Co.  

Gone With the Wind Margaret Mitchel Margaret Mitchell, Jan. 1937, binding worn, otherwise good condition.
Circa: 1937
Publisher: Margaret Mitchell  

Vintage Black is my Truelove's Hair Elizabeth Madox Roberts, 1938, very good condition.
Circa: 1938
Publisher: Elizabeth Madox Roberts  

History of the World War 4 volumes vintage, Frank H. Simonds, 1917, 1st ed., 4 volume set,Doubleday Page and Co., gilt writing on navy blue cover, full colored illustrations and black and white, maps, very good condition
Circa: 1917
Publisher: Doubleday  

All Too Human Edward Klein, 1996, Simon Schuster, dust jacket, very good condition. The love story of Jack & Jackie Kennedy.
Circa: 1996
Publisher: Simon & Schuster  

The Four Feathers A.E.W. Mason, Mac Millan Co., 1904, red cover with gilt, 1 ad in the back, very good condition. Adventurous tale of honor and love, Harry Feversham sets out to redeem his good name as well as his father's respect after being branded a coward by his fiancée and three fellow soldiers after resigning his military commission on the eve of the British invasion of the Sudan . Taking place in 1882, this classic novel captures every aspect of the British lifestyle.
Circa: 1904
Publisher: Mac Millan  

The Maias Eca de Queiros, 1965, Bodly Head Ltd.St. Martin Press, 2nd print, dust jacket and book very good condition. The Maias depicts the declining fortunes of a landowning family over three generations as they are gradually undermined by hypocrisy, complacency, and sexual license. The reader is given an account of the habits and attitudes of a group of wealthy young Portuguese men-about-town. Eca de Queiros spares nothing in exposing the hypocrisy and double-standards of Portuguese high society - married women are fair game to these men, and yet at the same time they are outraged if the same married women are not "faithful" to them.
Circa: 1965
Publisher: Eca de Queiros  

A Short History of the United States Navy by George R. Clark, Rear Admiral U.S. Navy ret., 1927, J.B. Lippencott, black and white photos, navy blue cover with gilt writing.
Circa: 1927
Publisher: Lippencott  

Emma Emma by Jane Austen, 1964, illustrated by Fritz Kredel, slide cover, very good condition.
Circa: 1964
Publisher: Jane Austen