Shaw Albert Editor (82 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Acceptable. No Jacket. edgewear to wraps and spine.

Soft cover. Condition: Acceptable. No Jacket. edgewear to wraps and spine; front cover marked and stained; content clean.

Half-Leather. Condition: Good. No Jacket.

Half-Leather. Condition: Acceptable. No Jacket.

Half-Leather. Condition: Acceptable. No Jacket.

Half-Leather. Condition: Acceptable. No Jacket.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. "Eminent professors of Finance and Economics tell what Congress should do" (regarding silver and money) 1-1/2" loss at bottom of spine. 1/2" loss at top of spine. No fading or missing paper on covers. Not brittle.

Wraps. Condition: Fair to Good. Photographs/Advertisements (illustrator). Working copy only; Last two pages have large chip at the top edge/corner, penciled writing on title page, usual age soiling/wear, else textblock is mostly clean and tight. Covers are clear-tape reinforced at the spine; Large chip to the back top corner/top edge, taped spine, former owner's ink signature on front cover, creased corners, edge worn. Pages 481-574. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Magazine.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. American Monthly Review of Reviews - Vol. XXXII No. 2, August 1905; edited by Albert Shaw. Magazine with green, red and black wraps, 7 1/4 " X 9 3/4", 25 cent cover price, illustrated with four b/w photos. Contains: Japanese/Russian Peace Negotiators, John Hay:Man and Statesman, Our Tariff Quarrel with Germany, Russia in Revolution and much more. This also contains an article about H. Rider Haggard based upon the British Review of Reviews article. Unrecorded in Haggard bibliographies. New York: Review of Reviews Co. (August, 1905), about 130 pages + 108 pages of ads. at front and rear. Good. darkened and chipped spine with some separation, cover with piece out at bottom corner, toning. Book seller pencils, off-white pages.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. 134pp. Features: The British Coal Strike, Discovery of the South Pole, Campaigning For the Nomination, The Presidential Preference Primary, The Business Man on Progressive Politics, Waste in the National Government, Harnessing the Father of Waters, Women and the Minimum Wage, School-Training for Life Work. . The cover is loose and tattered. The text is generaly very good. A few small pen parks and creases. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" Tall Z6.

Good, worn and soiled, but tight, solid copy. 3/4 Leather Sm holes spine and cover cloth, sm chip top spine. Pages browned. Six issues (one volume) of the periodical. Thursday, March 19, 2015 Endpapers lightly soiled. Prev owner's bookplate and bookbinder's label inside front cover. This large, heavy book may require extra shipping.

Good, worn and soiled, but tight, solid copy. 3/4 Leather Sm holes in cover cloth. Pages browned. Six issues (one volume) of the periodical. Thursday, March 19, 2015 Endpapers lightly soiled. Prev owner's bookplate and bookbinder's label inside front cover. This large, heavy book may require extra shipping.

Good, worn and soiled, but tight, solid copy. 3/4 Leather Sm hole bottom spine, back cover stained. Pages browned. Six issues (one volume) of the periodical. Thursday, March 19, 2015 Endpapers lightly soiled. Prev owner's bookplate and bookbinder's label inside front cover. This large, heavy book may require extra shipping.

Good, worn and soiled, but tight, solid copy. 3/4 Leather Pages browned. Six issues (one volume) of the periodical. Thursday, March 19, 2015 Endpapers lightly soiled. Prev owner's bookplate and bookbinder's label inside front cover. This large, heavy book may require extra shipping.

Good, worn and soiled, but tight, solid copy. 3/4 Leather Corners lightly chewed, worn just to boards. Pages browned. Six issues (one volume) of the periodical. Friday, March 20, 2015 Endpapers lightly soiled. Prev owner's bookplate and bookbinder's label inside front cover. This large, heavy book may require extra shipping.

Soft cover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. 1st Edition. This 1931 edition is tight and bright with no names or markings. There is edgewear at the spine ends and the binding is visible. The back cover, with a great Camel ad, has soiling and a spot at the spine area. There is a spot at the edge and some discoloration on the front cover. The book is fair plus to good minus.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. This 1931 edition is tight and bright with no names or markings. There is edgewear at the spine ends and the binding is visible. The back cover, with a great Camel ad, has soiling at the spine area. The book is good minus to fair plus.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. This 1931 edition is tight and bright with no names or markings. There is edgewear at the spine ends and the binding is visible. The back cover, with a great Lucky Strike ad, has soiling at the spine area. The book is good minus to fair plus.

Soft cover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. 1st Edition. This 1931 edition is tight and bright with no names or markings. There is edgewear at the spine ends and the binding is visible. The back cover, with a great Lucky Strike ad, has soiling. There are some small missing chips at the b9ottom edge of the front cover. The book is good minus to fair plus.

hardcover. Condition: Good. Hi. Welcome to our small, family-owned bookstore. Collected articles January to December 1911. Hardcover, 768 pages.Free of marks and damage on the pages.Ex-library book with the usual markings. Some wear on the covers, especially rubbed area on the spine. Packaged using bubble wrap and a sturdy cardboard box. Thanks for checking out this book from our small-town brick-and-mortar and supporting small business.

Paperback. (Vol. LXXIX, No. 4). Small 4to. Stiff salmon wrappers. 166pp. Numerous illustrations and advertisements, including color rear cover ad for "Camel" cigarettes. Very good. Minor shelfwear and soiling -- overall tight and decent. Contents include W.W. Atterbury's "Looking Ahead in Transportation," William Hard's "Sidelights on the New Cabinet," Frank H. Simonds' "Where We Stand with England" and Robert W. Winston's "Trading Politics for Business." Discrete ex-library, the only markings being a couple of slight inkstampings. Editor-journalist-historian Shaw (born 1857) founded this long-running monthly in 1891, and it pursued a broad agenda covering U.S. and world political, economic and social issues for decades.

Paperback. (Vol. LXXXVI, No. 5). Small 4to. Stiff orange wrappers. 80pp. Numerous illustrations and advertisements, including a delightful rear cover color ad for "Lucky Strike" cigarettes. Very good. Minor shelfwear and soiling -- overall tight and attractive. Contents include U.S. Grant III's "The New City of Washington," Walter C. Teagle's "Your Job -- Will You Share It?" and Gustav Krupp von Bohlen's "Objectives of German Policy." Discrete ex-library, the only markings being a couple of slight inkstampings. Editor-journalist-historian Shaw (born 1857) founded this long-running monthly in 1891, and it pursued a broad agenda covering U.S. and world political, economic and social issues for decades.

Paperback. (Vol. LXXXII, No. 3). Small 4to. Stiff orange pictorial wrappers. 146pp. Numerous illustrations and advertisements, including the usual delightful rear cover color ad for "Camel" cigarettes. Very good. Minor shelfwear and soiling -- overall tight and attractive. Contents include Robert E. Garst's "How Prohibition Came to America," Ray Lyman Wilbur's "A Nation Looks at Its Children," Frank H. Simonds' "World Depression and Home Politics," P.W. Wilson's "Britain's Imperial Battle" and Roger Shaw's "Dictators or Democrats?" Discrete ex-library, the only markings being a couple of slight inkstampings. Editor-journalist-historian Shaw (born 1857) founded this long-running monthly in 1891, and it pursued a broad agenda covering U.S. and world political, economic and social issues for decades.

Paperback. (Vol. LXXXVII, No. 3). Small 4to. Stiff red wrappers. 64pp. Numerous illustrations and advertisements, including the usual delightful rear cover color ad for "Lucky Strike" cigarettes. Very good. Minor shelfwear and soiling -- overall tight and attractive. Contents include Robert M. Hutchins' "A New Plan for Higher Education," Frederic A. Delano's "Aspects of Debt Revision," Frank H. Simonds' "Cancellation or Repudiation," L.J. Dickinson's "The Future of the Farm Family" and Clarence Poe's "America Needs Stable Money." Discrete ex-library, the only markings being a couple of slight inkstampings. Editor-journalist-historian Shaw (born 1857) founded this long-running monthly in 1891, and it pursued a broad agenda covering U.S. and world political, economic and social issues for decades. Contents include Robert M. Hutchins' "A New Plan for Higher Education," Frederic A. Delano's "Aspects of Debt Revision," Frank H. Simonds' "Cancellation or Repudiation," L.J. Dickinson's "The Future of the Farm Family" and Clarence Poe's "America Needs Stable Money." Discrete ex-library, the only markings being a couple of slight inkstampings. Editor-journalist-historian Shaw (born 1857) founded this long-running monthly in 1891, and it pursued a broad agenda covering U.S. and world political, economic and social issues for decades.

Paperback. (Vol. LXXXV, No. 3). Small 4to. Stiff grey wrappers. 80pp. Numerous illustrations and advertisements, including a fun rear cover color ad for "Lucky Strike" cigarettes featuring Lupe Velez. Very good. Minor shelfwear and soiling -- overall tight and attractive. Contents include Ruth Bryan Owen and Hermon C. Bumpus's "The Proposed Everglades National Park," C.T. Revere's "Prohibition: Its Effect on Taxation," E.M. Barrows' "Motion Pictures: Success Through Self-Regulation," William A. Dyche's "Chicago's Tax Muddle" and James A. Tobey's "Science Conquers Rickets." Discrete ex-library, the only markings being a couple of slight inkstampings. Editor-journalist-historian Shaw (born 1857) founded this long-running monthly in 1891, and it pursued a broad agenda covering U.S. and world political, economic and social issues for decades.

Paperback. (Vol. LXXXVI, No. 3). Small 4to. Stiff grey wrappers. 64pp. Numerous illustrations and advertisements, including a delightful rear cover color ad for "Lucky Strike" cigarettes. Very good. Minor shelfwear and soiling -- overall tight and attractive. Contents include Robert P. Lamont's "The Personality of Herbert Hoover," Henry W. Anderson's "What Shall We Do About Prohibition?," Frederick H. McDonald's "Planning for Stabilized Business," Samuel McCune Lindsay's "Looking on at Geneva" and Robert H. Tucker's "Virginia Improves County Government." Discrete ex-library, the only markings being a couple of slight inkstampings. Editor-journalist-historian Shaw (born 1857) founded this long-running monthly in 1891, and it pursued a broad agenda covering U.S. and world political, economic and social issues for decades.

Paperback. (Vol. LXXXIV, No. 4). Small 4to. Stiff blue wrappers. 102pp. Numerous illustrations and advertisements, including the usual delightful rear cover color ad for "Lucky Strike" cigarettes. Very good. Minor shelfwear and soiling -- overall tight and attractive. Contents include Franklin D. Roosevelt's "Back to the Land," Lawrence Richey's "Airplanes and Sailfish," Richard T. Ely's "Government in Business and the General Welfare," Eliot Wadsworth's "Life Under Bolshevism," Frank H. Simonds' "The British Capture London" and Howard McLellan's "Tammany Fights a Triple Menace." Discrete ex-library, the only markings being a couple of slight inkstampings. Editor-journalist-historian Shaw (born 1857) founded this long-running monthly in 1891, and it pursued a broad agenda covering U.S. and world political, economic and social issues for decades.

Paperback. (Vol. LXXXI, No. 4). Small 4to. Stiff yellow wrappers. 150pp. Numerous illustrations and advertisements, including a delightful rear cover color ad for "Camel" cigarettes. Very good. Minor shelfwear and soiling -- overall tight and attractive. Contents include Robert E. Garst's "Secrets of the White Continent," Frank H. Simonds' "Why Navies Won't Be Reduced," Howard McLellan's "The High Cost of Nullification" and E.R.A. Seligman's "A Rich Man and His Money." Discrete ex-library, the only markings being a couple of slight inkstampings. Editor-journalist-historian Shaw (born 1857) founded this long-running monthly in 1891, and it pursued a broad agenda covering U.S. and world political, economic and social issues for decades.

Paperback. (Vol. LXXX, No. 2). Small 4to. Stiff tan pictorial wrappers. 146pp. Numerous illustrations and advertisements, including the usual delightful rear cover color ad for "Camel" cigarettes. Very good. Minor shelfwear and soiling -- overall tight and attractive. Contents include William Hard's "Hoover Picks His Men," Alzada Comstock's "Electrifying Russia," Eugene Lyman Fisk's "How Long Will You Live" and George E. White's "Macedonia Old and New." Discrete ex-library, the only markings being a couple of slight inkstampings. Editor-journalist-historian Shaw (born 1857) founded this long-running monthly in 1891, and it pursued a broad agenda covering U.S. and world political, economic and social issues for decades.

Paperback. (Vol. LXXXIV, No. 5). Small 4to. Stiff green wrappers. 100pp. Numerous illustrations and advertisements, including the usual delightful rear cover color ad for "Lucky Strike" cigarettes ("It's Toasted"). Very good. Minor shelfwear and soiling -- overall tight and attractive. Contents include Viscount Rothermere's "Britain at Last Faces Facts," Frank H. Simonds' "Laval Comes to America," Roger Shaw's "An Expert Looks at Germany," Anthony Anable's "Good Times for Gold" and Elmer Ellsworth Brown's "New York University Looks Forward." Discrete ex-library, the only markings being a couple of slight inkstampings. Editor-journalist-historian Shaw (born 1857) founded this long-running monthly in 1891, and it pursued a broad agenda covering U.S. and world political, economic and social issues for decades.