There are a total of forty-six (46) antique and vintage books in this collection, a description of each has been included.

1. The Life and Work of Sigmund Freud 1919-1939 The Last Phase by Ernest
Jones M.D. Volume III - the dust jacket is dry and torn in some areas.
First Edition, copyright 1957.


2. Centennial Summer by Albert E. Idell, Illustrated with Photographs from
the 20th Century Fox Film, A Forum Book Motion Picture Edition, First
Printing April 1946, this book has some water stains on the binder, the
pages have turned darked, a slight tear in the front of the book, name has
been written in the front, no dust jacket.


3. The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling, with Illustrations, copyright 1893,
1894, no dusk jacket, coffee stain on outer edge of pages, price written
in front.


4. The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus by Washington Irving,
Illustrated, copyright 1902, no dust jacket, pages have darkened, slight
tears on binder, small stain on binder, name, city, state, and date
stamped in the front.


5. Theodore Roosevelt's Letters To His Children, price written in the front,
edited by Joseph Bucklin Bishop, copyright 1919, no dust jacket. Slight
stain and minor tear on binder.


6. Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, family shield pasted in front, price
written inside, 1891, illustrated, by Louis Antoine Fauvelet De
Bourrienne, New and Revised Edition.


7. A Diversity of Creatures by Rudyard Kipling, price written in front,
1917, pages stained first 17 pages, slight tears and stains on the
outside, no dust jacket.


8. Sons of the Morning by Otto Schrag price, written in front, First Edition
1945, stains the first four pages, no dust jacket, book cover hardening on
the outside.

9. There was Once a Slave by Shirley Graham, price written in the inside,
copyright 1947, no dust jacket, binder is tearing and has slight stain.


10. Inside U.S.A.,1947 by John Gunther, pages have darkened, binder has
come a loose slightly at the front, leather binder is fading in areas.


11. My Three Years With Eisenhower by Captain Harry C. Butcher, copyright
1946, no dust jacket, slight fading on the front .


12. William L. Shirer, Berlin Diary by William L. Shirer, 1942, dust
jacket slightly torned in places, pages have darkened.


13. The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, copyright 1883, pages have
darkened, no dust jacket, slight tears on leather binder.


14. A Bell for Adano by John Hersey, copyright 1944, no dust jacket, pages
have darkened, slight tear and stains on binder.


15. Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell, 1938, name and price written
in front of book, red stain on pages edge at top of book, pages have
darkened, leather binder has slight tear and wear, no dust jacket.


16. Native Son by Richard Wright, copyright 1940, Modern Library Books, dust jacket slightly
torned in areas, pages darkened.


17. On the Laws of Japanese Painting by Henry P. Bowie, name, date, city,
state written in front, copyright 1911, illustrated, pages have darkened,
binder on back torn and missing from book, pages still intact, pages have
darkened.


18. The Foolish Gentlewoman by Margery Sharp, price written inside, name
has been marked through on first two pages, 1948, pages darkened, stained on
the outer edge, no dust jacket, binder has small tear bottom front.




19. Quelques Contes des Romanciers Naturalistes by Louis H. Dow and
Prescott O. Skinner, copyright 1907, name written front and first page, bookstore information stamped on front cover inside, no dust jacket.

20. A Sentimental Journey Through France & Italy by Laurence Sterne,
Illustrated by Mahlon Blaine, no date of print information in the book,
dust jacket torned in areas, pages darkened.


21. Everyman's Library Edited by Ernest Rhys Poetry and The Drama First
Edition, February 1906 Reprinted, April 1906, binder has torned away from
front of book, binder is shedding, no dust jacket.

22. History of the United States Illustrated Volume IV 1861-1893 by E.
Benjamin Andrews with 400 Illustrations and Maps, 1895, pages are lose, no
dust jacket.


23. First Latin Book by William Collar and M. Grant Daniell, 1902, the
leather binding is fading, book seperating from the binding, no dust
jacket, name and date written in the front of book.


24. Eclectic English Classics Shakespeare's As You Like It by Samuel
North, copyright 1895 and 1910, name has been written in the front, no dust
jacket.


25. Eclectic English Classics Shaespeare's Hamlet by Albert Shower,
copyright 1895 and 1911, name written in front of book, no dust jacket,
slight wear to binder.


26. Rough Hewn by Dorothy Canfield, copyright 1922, binder is town, book
is coming a loose from the binder, no dust jacket.


27. Life's Handicap Stories of Mine On People by Rudyard Kipling,
Authorized Edition, name written in front, book has come a lose from binding
copyright 1891 and 1899, no dust jacket.

28. Plain Tales from the Hills by Rudyard Kipling, Authorized Edition,
written in front of book, book is coming apart from binding, pages are
seperating from the binder, no date of publishing in the book.

29. Love Poems Old and New by Catharine Connell copyright 1943, name,
date, and Merry Christmas written in front of book, no dust jacket, front binder
is discolored.

30. Merrill's English Texts The Vision of Sir Launfal by James Russell
Lowell, book is in good condition, no dust jacket.


31. Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte by Louis Antoine Fauvelet' De
Bourrienne, New and Revised Edition with numerous illustrations, 1891, handwritten in the front with a copy of family shield.


32. The Greatest Story Ever Told by Fulton Oursler, First De Luxe Edition
1949, Doubleday & Company, Printed in the United States at The Country
Life Press.


33. Introduction to Browning by Hiram Corson, D. C. Heath & Co., Boston,
1889, signature of original owner and date written in pencil, minor tear
on binder.


34. The Song of Hiawatha, Minnehahah Edition, Copyright 1898 by Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow, Donohue Publishing.


35. The Critical Period of American History by John Fiske, 1888, Houghton
Mifflin Publishing.




36. The Winning of Barbara Worth by Harold Bell Wright, The Book Supply
Company, Chicago, 1911, no dust jacket, minor tears on binding, price and
signed in pencil in the front of the book, given as a Christmas present,
1914.


37. The Bulwark by Theodore Dreiser, Doubleday and Company, First Edition,
1946, dust jacket torn and tattered, this is a library copy book, two pages
in the front have pencil scribbling, the book cover has been chewed by a
dog but the pages are still tight.

38. The Origin Of Species By Means Of Natural Selection or The
Preservation Of Favored Races In The Struggle For Life and The Descent Of
Man and Selection In Relation To Sex by Charles Darwin, 1936 First Modern
Library Edition, the binding has seperated the from book, the price is written
in pencil, no dust jacket, the book cover is faded, the pages are tight.




39. Charles Dickens Works 1890 Edition de Luxe Limited to One Thousand Copies by Charles Dickens published by Estes and Lauriat, Boston, 171/1000. I have Little Dorrit Volumes I, II, III with Illustrations by H. K. Browne.

40. Charles Dickens Works 1890 Edition de Luxe Limited to One Thousand Copies by Charles Dickens published by Estes and Lauriat, Boston, I have 171/1000. Hard Times with Illustrations by Dalziel.

41. Charles Dickens Works 1890 Edition de Luxe Limited to One Thousand Copies by Charles Dickens published by Estes and Lauriat, Boston, I have 171/1000. The Uncommercial Traveler with Illustrations by Marcus Stone.

42. Charles Dickens Works 1890 Edition de Luxe Limited to One Thousand Copies by Charles Dickens published by Estes and Lauriat, Boston, I have 171/1000.  Martin Chuzzlewit Volumes I, II, III with Illustrations.

43. England Speaks by Philip Gibbs, 1935 with illustrations, Doubleday, Doran, & Company, Inc., written message in the front given as a Christmas present in 1935, no dust jacket, pages yellowed due to age.

44. The Testing of Diana Mallory by Mrs. Humphrey Ward, 1908, with illustrations by W. Hatherell, R. I. , Harper & Brothers Publishers New York and London, the binder torn slightly at the opening of the book, the binding has some stains, the pages are yellowed due to age.

45. American Progress: or The Great Events of The Greatest Century, 1882,  by Hon. R. M. Devens of Massachusetts, Illustrated with over Three Hundred Engravings, Published by Hugh Heron, Chicago, Ills., the front and back has separated from the binder, the pages are still intact, the spine has loss, bits and pieces have fallen from the spine, pages have yellowed, the book is in good condition for it's age and use.

46. Kreuz und Quer durch America. Die Schonheiten der Neuen Welt Mit Erlauterungen von John L. Stoddard, 1901, The Saalfield Publishing Co., the book binder is seperated but the pages have yellowed, the pictures in the book are in very good condition.

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