Search Results: Books from Burnside Rare Books, ABAA

Chicago: Armour's Oats, 1922. Very Good+. 16 pp. Staple bound wraps. 2 1/2" by 4 5/8". Very Good+ with rubbing along edges. A collection of recipes using Armour's Oats. Printed circa 1922.

Connersville, IN: Ray C.Higgs, 1955. Very Good. March, 1952 issue, for SAPS. Bound in publisher's side-stapled wraps. Very Good with light wear, light creases and light toning.

Connersville, IN: Ray C.Higgs, 1948. Very Good. A 1948 issue. Bound in publisher's side-stapled wraps. Very Good with light wear and light toning.

San Francisco: Open Skull Press, 1969. First Edition. Fine. First edition. Stapled pink wraps. A Fine unread copy.

Connersville, IN: Ray C.Higgs, 1952. Very Good. June 1952 issue, for SAPS. Bound in publisher's side-stapled wraps. Very Good with light wear and light toning.

Connersville, IN: Ray C.Higgs, 1951. Very Good. October, 1951 issue, for SAPS. Bound in publisher's side-stapled wraps. Very Good with light wear and light toning, light damage to several leaves seemingly in a production error.

Saginaw, MI: Arthur H. Rapp for FAPA, 1949. Very Good. Number 2. Fall, 1949. In publisher's original stapled wraps. Very Good with light toning and light general wear. An early science fiction fanzine published for FAPA mailings.

Published by the Editors for FAPA, 1949. Very Good. Issue number 2. Winter, 1949. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Very Good with light toning and light wear, corner creases to covers. A science fiction fanzine published for FAPA.

Published by the Editors for FAPA, 1948. Very Good. Issue number 1, November 1948. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Very Good with light toning and light wear, corner creases to covers. A science fiction fanzine published for FAPA.

Ft. Lewis, WA: Published by the Author for FAPA, 1944. Very Good. 4pp. Stapled wraps. Very Good with light toning and wear. An early scifi fanzine published for FAPA.

Berlin, CT: Published by the Editor for FAPA, 1954. Very Good. Number 2. An early sci-fi fanzine published for FAPA. Stapled sheets. Very Good with toning and light wear.

Ashland, OR: First Editions Press, 2019. New. 257 pp. Brand new. Paperback with French Flaps, and over 40 illustrations and photos including a 16 page color insert. This is not another how-to manual. Instead, it is a map to the who, what, when, where, and why of restoration. Through personal stories, illustrations, and in-depth interviews with book experts, the world of book restoration is laid out so that every book lover can find their way. Book Restoration Unveiled both illuminates a shady topic in the book world and encourages all of us to preserve our books for future generations.

South Gate, CA: Published by the Author for FAPA, 1948. Very Good. Issue #1. Original publisher's stapled sheets, Very Good with toning, light wear and a check mark to the top upper corner of the first sheet. A fanzine intended for the February, 1948 FAPA mailing.

Helena, MT: [The Author], 1952. Near Fine. Original stapled wraps. Near Fine with light toning and light wear. A science fiction fanzine published for SAPS (Spectator Amateur Press Society). Coswal's 28th SAPSzine.

[San Francisco]: Unknown, 1986. Fine. Single sheet flyer, 8.5" x 11". Fine with no holes, tears, sunning, etc. Also on the bill, according to other flyers for the same night, but not mentioned here were NoMeansNo and Sea Hags.

Norwalk, CT: The Easton Press, 1977. Eichenberg, Fritz. Leather-bound Easton Press edition with gilt lettering and edges. Near Fine with light wear to fore edge.

Norwalk, CT: The Easton Press, 1977. Hardcover. Like New. xxii, 153 pp. Collector's edition bound in brown genuine leather, lettered and edged in gilt, silken endpapers. Fine. A nice copy.

Norwalk, CT: The Easton Press, 1976. Near Fine. Wilson, Edward A.. Leather-bound Easton Press edition with gilt lettering and edges. Near Fine.

Jack Speer, 1947. Very Good. Issue number 21. January, 1947. Original sheets stapled at the top corner. Very Good with light wear and toning.

Framingham, MA: Dennison Manufacturing Co, 1923. Near Fine. Bound in publisher's staples wrap. Near Fine with light wear and light toning. A how to book published by the Dennison Manufacturing Company, which for around 100 years made labels, tags, boxes and more in Framingham, Mass., before merging with the Avery Corporation in 1990. The company also manufactured crepe paper, which is being heavily featured in these decorations, of banquet halls, booths and automobiles for parade floats and more.