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O'Connor, Philip F.
Stealing Home
New York, Alfred A. Knopf,
1979, First Edition ed, Hard Cover,
Condition: Fine/Very Good, The Dunne family as seen through the eyes of the young husband Benjamin; whose seemingly agreeable life is starting to unravel. What happens as he tries to pull his life together is told in the dramatic, fresh, and beautifully rendered context of a half-pint baseball season. Tan boards, white cloth spine. DJ not price clipped, brown illustrated. First Edition of O'Connor's First Book. Mild rubbing of upper edge. 8 vo, 307 pages
(Stealing, Home, First, Edition, First, Modern, Editions, Family, Life, Novel, Little, League, Baseball) Cat No. 2116.
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15.00
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O'Connor, Philip F.
Stealing Home
New York, Alfred A. Knopf,
1979, First Edition ed, Hard Cover,
Condition: Fine/Very Good, The Dunne family as seen through the eyes of the young husband Benjamin; whose seemingly agreeable life is starting to unravel. What happens as he tries to pull his life together is told in the dramatic, fresh, and beautifully rendered context of a half-pint baseball season. Tan boards, white cloth spine. DJ not price clipped, brown illustrated. First Edition of O'Connor's First Book. Mild rubbing of upper edge. 8 vo, 307 pages
(Stealing, Home, First, Edition, First, Modern, Editions, Family, Life, Novel, Little, League, Baseball) Cat No. 2116.
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15.00
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O'Connor, Philip F.
Stealing Home
New York, Alfred A. Knopf,
1979, First Edition ed, Hard Cover,
Condition: Fine/Very Good, The Dunne family as seen through the eyes of the young husband Benjamin; whose seemingly agreeable life is starting to unravel. What happens as he tries to pull his life together is told in the dramatic, fresh, and beautifully rendered context of a half-pint baseball season. Tan boards, white cloth spine. DJ not price clipped, brown illustrated. First Edition of O'Connor's First Book. Mild rubbing of upper edge. 8 vo, 307 pages
(Stealing, Home, First, Edition, First, Modern, Editions, Family, Life, Novel, Little, League, Baseball) Cat No. 2116.
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15.00
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Harris, Kenneth, Illustrated by Michael Peto Photographer.
About Britain
Boston, Houghton Mifflin,
1968, First American Edition ed, Hard Cover,
Condition: Very Good/Good, Journalist Harris and photo journalist Michael Peto capture Britain's many moods and contrasts in 140 full page black and white plates. Harris describes how Britons govern themselves; what they think of themselves, their leaders, and the outside world; how they spend their spare time, their Sundays, their schooldays, their evenings; how they live and what they do. Among subjects discussed are the postwar policies of Britain, the welfare state, games and sport, religion, education, culture, and the mass media of press, radio and television. Peto's vivid photographs show this complex and self contradictory people at work and play. They also present the many faces of Britain's architecture, both historic and contemporary; the antique market on Portobello Road, The Rolls Royce works at Derby, the Olympia Dog Show, etc. Wonderful documented retrospective of England 1960's. White cloth boards and spine, red and blue lettering. DJ price clipped, white pictorial severa closed tears, mild soil. Clean text, tighly bound. In protective new brodart mylar. 4 to, 140 pages. First American Edition
(British, Photography, England, In The 1960, S, Michael, Peto, Photographs, Photo, Journalism, Photographs, Of, London, Sixties, London, Social, Conditions, Of, England, 1960, S) Cat No. 2117.
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24.50
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Harris, Kenneth, Illustrated by Michael Peto Photographer.
About Britain
Boston, Houghton Mifflin,
1968, First American Edition ed, Hard Cover,
Condition: Very Good/Good, Journalist Harris and photo journalist Michael Peto capture Britain's many moods and contrasts in 140 full page black and white plates. Harris describes how Britons govern themselves; what they think of themselves, their leaders, and the outside world; how they spend their spare time, their Sundays, their schooldays, their evenings; how they live and what they do. Among subjects discussed are the postwar policies of Britain, the welfare state, games and sport, religion, education, culture, and the mass media of press, radio and television. Peto's vivid photographs show this complex and self contradictory people at work and play. They also present the many faces of Britain's architecture, both historic and contemporary; the antique market on Portobello Road, The Rolls Royce works at Derby, the Olympia Dog Show, etc. Wonderful documented retrospective of England 1960's. White cloth boards and spine, red and blue lettering. DJ price clipped, white pictorial severa closed tears, mild soil. Clean text, tighly bound. In protective new brodart mylar. 4 to, 140 pages. First American Edition
(British, Photography, England, In The 1960, S, Michael, Peto, Photographs, Photo, Journalism, Photographs, Of, London, Sixties, London, Social, Conditions, Of, England, 1960, S) Cat No. 2117.
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24.50
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