Search Results: Signed first editions by mayfield

Abingdon Press, (1965). 1st ed.. Inscribed by Mayfield. Bit of shelf wear. VG/VG..

Albuquerque, NM:Anonymous Owl Press,, 1976.. First edition.. Near fine in wraps. Review copy with typed letter SIGNED by Mayfield laid in, and some emendations to copyright page by hand.

Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Library Asscoiates. Very Good. 1964. First Edition. softcover. Limited to 600 copies, SIGNED by the author on the title-page. .

Abingdon Press. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. 1965. First. Hardcover. Author inscription, front free-endpaper. Binding tight and straight, inner pages clean and unmarked. Dust Jacket is flap-intact, clean with light edgewear, now protected within mylar cover. ; Signed by Author .

Motivational Discoveries Publishing, 2002. First Printing . Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. This book is Autographed and inscribed by the author on the page facing the "what people are saying about this book" page. This book is in fine condition. The binding is tight and pages are clean. It appears to have not had use. The dust jacket is in very good to fine condition with minor bumps and scuffs. The inscription reads: "Mr. Wayne H. Brunette, may you enjoy many successful Customer Connections!

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Dayton, OH: Viewpoint Publications, 1997. First edition. Softcover. Features a foreword by Marvin Christian and an essay by Tim W. Hrastar. Includes 115 black and white images by William Preston Mayfield. A clean very near fine copy in wrappers. Signed and inscribed by Christian on the title page to a New York City gallerist.

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Syracuse: Syracuse University Library Associates, 1964. First edition. 23x15cm, 11pp. Photographic frontis, facsimiles. Complementary card from the Board of Trustees of Syracuse University Library Associates signed by Mayfield and laid in. Printed, green card wrappers show sunning to edges else nearly fine and clean internally. Bibliographical sketch including facsimiles from Mayfield's collection on the Confederate writer and musician, Sidney Lanier's only novel.

Washington D.C.: John S. Mayfield, 1947. First separate edition. 33x23cm, [7]pp. Lithographed manuscript facsimiles. Inscribed by Mayfield to James D. Birchfield on inner front wrapper. Folded sheets loose in printed, beige card wrappers. Top edge curling with a small split to wrappers at head of spine. Overall light toning and wear. Very good. Lithographed folio booklet containing manuscript facsimiles of verses which originally appeared in Swinburne's Poems and Ballads, under the title of "Rondel."  Mayfield, from whose library the manuscript comes, has here retitled them with the first line, "These Many Years."   This copy is inscribed to author and rare book curator at the University of Kentucky, "For James D. Birchfield, from his friend, John S. Mayfield. 1981."   Worldcat locates 8 holdings..

1957 Vanguard Press first edition. Mayfield's first novel. Inscribed by the author on the front free endpaper.Julian Mayfield was a critically acclaimed actor, playwright, and novelist. Signed books by Mayfield are uncommon.Condition of the book is Near Fine. The binding is straight and sound. Inside pages are complete and unmarked.Condition of the dust jacket is Very Good Plus. The DJ is complete, not price clipped. It shows light shelf wear. The DJ is protected in a new mylar cover.Please message me with any question

Denver: William H. Andre. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1931. First Edition. Hardcover. Inscribed by Mayfield on the 2nd endpaper. Mayfield is credited as editor and author of one chapter. The book has new endpapers, so it is nice & tight. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 364 pages; Signed by One Author .

Mingei International Museum, 2014. Softcover. Very good/No jacket. Inscribed by Kay Sekimachi on the title page.

Mingei International Museum. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2014. First Edition. Hardcover. Publisher's oversized cloth. Inscribed to the ffep by "Kay" (Sekimachi. ) Fine condition in like DJ in mylar. Exhibition publication. ; Folio 13" - 23" tall; 212 pages; Signed by Author .

Dallas: The Boyd Press, 1932. First edition, limited to 119 copies. 24x17cm, [11], 2-33pp. Mounted photo frontis, manuscript facsimile on pg. 25. Signed and inscribed by Mayfied to James D. Birchfield on the title page. Black paper wraps, yapped edges, with black card jacket attached to wrappers at spine. French flaps, printed paper labels on front and spine. Nearly fine with light wear and bumping to edges. Accompanied by a TLS, 18 lines, from Birchfield to Chester P. Doby Jr. of A Book Buyers Shop in Houston, dated 1996. First edition of Mayfield's biographical sketch of Lanier, the Confederate musician and poet who lived in Texas for a short time.  Contains an introduction by George Edward Woodberry.  This copy is inscribed by Mayfield to author and curator of rare books at the University of Kentucky, James D. Birchfield, "To James D.B. from John S.M. 1975." With the book is a typed letter signed from Birchfield to Houston rare book dealer, Chester P. Doby Jr.  Birchfield offers Sidney… Read More

Mingei International Museum, 2014. Signed by Bob Stocksdale's wife and master weaver, Kay Sekimachi. Signed by author Signe Mayfield. Additionally signed and inscribed by Melissa Leventon. Fine, as new. " With 125 full-page color reproductions and 70 illustrations, this handsome book celebrates the artistic achievement of two of America’s most significant pioneers in contemporary craft. Essential to their legacy in their respective fields of fiber and wood, Kay Sekimachi has been recognized as the weaver’s weaver and her late husband Bob Stocksdale has been celebrated as the father of American woodturning. Their work reflects a reverence for materials from nature. Stocksdale’s lathe-turned works reveal a dazzling array of rare woods, while the succession of forms in Sekimachi’s multiple-layered weavings and ethereal vessels are comprised of hornet’s nests, translucent skeletal leaves, simple grasses, found corals, natural flax, and linen. She has additionally drawn… Read More

Nashville: Marshall & Bruce Co., 1930. Book. Good. Hardcover. Signed by Author(s). 1st Edition. 8vo. xiv, 695pp, index, well illustrated with photographs, including a portrait of the author at front with facsimile signature, brown cloth with gilt titles at cover and spine, light to moderate general wear, extremities worn and frayed occasionally, a few wrinkles noted at spine, occasional scuffs and scratches, contents clean and bright. Signed boldly by the author at front portrait beneath facsimile signature. The definitive history of Christian County. See Coleman's Bibliography of Kentucky History..

HBDJ, In very good shape:,VG+/VG, 1ST EDITION, 2ND PRINTING, 1964 , BLACK CLOTH & TITLES GOLD GILT ON SPINE CVR, Smallsmudges to DJ & Tiny Edge Chips & CLEAR TAPE BTM SPINE EDGE, 246 PGS ,The drama of her death as a recluse, the discovery of her concealed fortune, and the search for her true identity made headline news in the 1930's, IDA AS PROMISED HAD HIDDEN EVERYTHING TOO Carefully to be found, 1st hour or so of Searching Produced Only some Old gold Rings, few Brooches & Silver bracelet. Then they Stumbled onto a Gold Mine. It was a Crumbling Yellowed Shoebox at Btm of Pile of Old Newspapers, where a Bundle in Old Wrapping Paper was Opened to disclose NO LESS than $247,000, Most of it in $5,000 & $1,000 Bills. Everything within Reach was Searched But No More Rich Lodes WERE UNCOVERED. Trunks in the 2 rooms were Pried Open to Disclose Dozens of Old Dresses, Ball gowns, Housecoats, sweaters, Capes Hat etc. at that Point No 1 could be Sure What Might be Valuable in establishing Ida's Family… Read More