Search Results: Fighting the Traffic In Young Girls or War On th… by Ernest A Bell

G.S. Ball, 1910. Cloth. Fair. Larger book, dark green cloth with illustration of young woman behind bars set-in front in badly rubbed gilt frame, gilt title badly rubbed on front with quotation at top from General William Booth, 481 browned pages. Introduction by Edwin W. Sims, U.S. District Attorney in Chicago. Small surface wear spots to all sides, especially the back, tiny brown spotting to exterior page edges, some small stains on some pages. Fair.

G.S. Ball, 1910. Cloth. Fair. Large, heavy sturdy book, dark green cloth with illustration of girl praying behind bars set-in front with rubbed gilt frame, gilt title bright but badly rubbed in several letters, ink name on first front end paper, 481 pages, several photo-illustrations throughout. Covers are very slightly worn at bottom tips and bottom back edge, light wear to spine edges, faded spots on much of the back. Fair.

[unknown]: [G.S. Ball], 1910. Full green cloth with black and silver text on the cover with a paste down plate showing a woman behind bars praying with a man in the backgroun, moderate to heavy wear to book, gilt lettering on spine faded, white cloth tape in the gutter behind front cover, numerous black & white photos throughout which illustrated the white slave trade in the US. This includes some first hand accounts of prostitution and white slavery. Overall in FAIR condition. . Full Cloth. Fair. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hardcover.

(Chicago): G. S. Ball , 1910. Bound in contemporary half crushed morocco over marbled boards, marbled edges. Very Good, edges of boards rubbed, front hinge just starting approx. top 1". 481 p., [32] p. of plates. . First Edition. Half Morocco. Very Good/No Jacket, As Issued. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.