Charles E E Cummings Norman (7 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Missing dust jacket; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Stiff teal blue wraps, lettered in black. 71 pp. Slight handling wear, nearly as issued. Frances Steloff ordered multiple copies of this title in 1948 for her Gotham Book Mart, New York City, from the inventory of which this copy emerged. Through her antiquarian shop and many literary connections, Steloff attempted to gain sympathy for Pound after his arrest and trial for treason and during his 12-year incarceration at St. Elizabeths, 1945-58; despite the poet's apparent anti-Semitism and a story circulating that Pound would not enter her "stinking" shop, Steloff vehemently defended him, as do, though not without qualifications, the writers' statements presented here. Scarce. Size: 12mo - over 6" - 7" tall. Book.…

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Stiff light blue-gray wraps, lettered in black. 71 pp. Slight handling wear, nearly as issued. Frances Steloff ordered multiple copies of this title in 1948 for her Gotham Book Mart, New York City, from the inventory of which this copy emerged. Through her antiquarian shop and many literary connections, Steloff attempted to gain sympathy for Pound after his arrest and trial for treason and during his 12-year incarceration at St. Elizabeths, 1945-58; despite the poet's apparent anti-Semitism and a story circulating that Pound would not enter her "stinking" shop, Steloff vehemently defended him, as do, though not without qualifications, the writers' statements presented here. Scarce. Size: 12mo - over 6" - 7" tall. Book.…

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Stiff light blue wraps, lettered in black. 71 pp. A few hints of shelf wear, nearly as issued. Frances Steloff ordered multiple copies of this title in 1948 for her Gotham Book Mart, New York City, from the inventory of which this copy emerged, still thus as issued, other than slight toning due to age. Through her antiquarian shop and many literary connections, Steloff attempted to gain sympathy for Pound after his arrest and trial for treason and during his 12-year incarceration at St. Elizabeths, 1945-58; despite the poet's apparent anti-Semitism and a story circulating that Pound would not enter her "stinking" shop, Steloff vehemently defended him, as do, though not without qualifications, the writers' statements presented here. Scarce. Size: 12mo - over 6" - 7" tall. Book.…

octavo hardcover in dustwrapper (ex library); all our specials have minimal description to keep listing them viable. They are at least reading copies, complete and in reasonable condition, but usually secondhand; frequently they are superior examples. Ordering more than one book will reduce your overall postage cost.…

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Softcover. Grey covers with darker grey lettering. Cover, title page, and copyright page dated Fall-Winter 1938. 235 pages. Good condition. Covers toned, rubbed at edges and chipped at head and foot of spine. Covers are, however, clean and whole. Binding still strong. Pages clean, but toned at edges. A former owner's name on front free end page. A charming and collectible literary journal. …

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. [238] pages :Folio ; illustrations (including portraits ; some color) ; 37 cm OCLC 768131220 ; cover title ; green and white pictorial cloth, no dustjacket ; on title page: flags displayed of Great Britain, China, France, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Servia, Russia, Montenegro, Roumania, Cuba and Belgium ; Features: The final blow at Austria, When the Hapsburg eagle died, With General Pershing at the victory; Last days of fighting in the Argonne; War Medals of the United States ; Liberty is in the very air in Europe; Winning the war from the clouds ; The five best pictures of the war ; Protecting the glories of San Marco; A new nation born of war ; Europe's emblems of valor; On the heel of the retreating Hun ; Where the husky Besiglieri now give the Austrians chilblains; Following the tanks; Our challenge to the submarine ; Speedy building of speedy ship ; Italy welcomes t he Yanks from Ohio ; Heavy canon too much for Austrians on Piave ; Pandora boxes in the Italian mountains ; Give the Kaiser Karl a trimming ; Our war birds in Italy ; Smoking out the Huns at Cantigny; Yank artillery's deadly work ; The gallant Americans go forward; Flashlights of war and peace around the world ; Glory of our arms: Chatewau-Thierry ; A woman on t he battle front ; Vignettes of camp life; What the Bosch leaves behind ; Making the best men physically ; Czechozlovaks save siberia ; Allied arms against Russian chaos; The Rainbow Guard sweeps Eastern Siberia clean of Bolshevikism ; Allies wresting Siberia from the Anarchists and Huns ; The Chiense giant stretches; The Orient's finest fighting men ; The drive toward St. Quentin; between Chateeau-Thierry and Verdun; They don't fight all t he time; President Wilson ; Women workers in our shipyards ; Work and play in the naval world ; French preparations and results ; WHere they fought hand to hand ; Italy's Long Tom hard at work ; The Negro American in the War ; In the duel along the Moselle; Get the enemy at any cost ; French rural schools for Belgian children; Pictures that thrilled the soul of France: Striking posters that incited people to subscribe millions to national loans and war relief funds ; Farming for the flag; New England at the frontier of freedom; On French battlefields; American games in france; Riding the air elephants; An anxious moment for one Bosch ; Training the national army ; Hard work for the National Guard ; Big gun fire in France ; Matters of note in New World and Old ; British in biggest battle ; When shellfire plowed Verdun; Where Briton and Teuton meet ; Just from the trenches ; Along the Somme; The firing line in France ; Sea fighter ready to strike ; The wings used by bird-men ; Huns pouring into neutral Holland; The bitter dregs of defeat ; Our holy ground at Suresnes ; Hawaii's guard of many nations; Bitter lessons in Bolshevism; The heroic 2nd Division ; Celebrating peace in the Far East ; Where Yankee doughboys are active ; The Yankees on the Rhine ; In Berlin, Archangel and Paris; The show window of Prussianism; The parade of the unconquered ; Paying the price of defeat ; The price of Bolshevism in Finland ; Secrets of the camouflage artists ; Illustrated quotations from General Pershing's official story of the war ; Verdun the Big Show of France ; When the Fleet cam home ; Bolshevism: talk, poverty, arson, robbery and murder ; He was 100 per cent American, but he was mourned the world over ; A corner of the Christian World that must not be allowed to perish.among the Armenians and Syrians ; The President;s arrival in Paris ; Guardians of our coasts ; Greatest football game; With our picked troops on the Rhine ; The Spartacide revolt in Berlin; Mascots and pals in war ; Overseas Fleet comes home ; The grey fighters of the Atlantic Fleet reach home; New York's tribute to our soldiers and sailors; The triumphal and memorial arches of other days ; ; Bombing days and prison days in Germany; Transatlantic air race ; Signatures to the Peace Treaty ; G. Book. …