Bücher, percy jackson, Signiert (10 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: NEAR FINE. 1st trade paperback printing. The first anthology consisting entirely of stories by African American mystery writers. Preface by Lerone Bennett, Jr. Introduction by Eleanor Taylor Bland. Contributors include Frankie Y. Bailey, Jacqueline Turner Banks, Chris Benson, Eleanor Taylor Bland and Anthony Bland, Patricia E. Canterbury, Christopher Chambers, Tracy P. Clark, Evelyn Coleman, Grace F. Edwards, Robert Greer, Terris McMahan Grimes, Gar Anthony Haywood, Hugh Holton, Geri Spencer Hunter, Dicey Scroggins Jackson, Glenville Lovelll, Lee E. Meadows, Penny Mickelbury, Walter Mosley, Percy Spurlark Parker, Gary Phillips, and Charles Shipps. SIGNED by TWO authors: Gary Phillips at his story "Beginner's Luck" and Walter Mosley at "Bombardier." Notes on the authors. xii, 353 pp. Near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers (usual toning to the pages).

Zustand: Good. 2010. No edition remarks. 113 pages. Signed by the author. Pictorial dust jacket over green cloth. Signed with dedication from the author on front free endpaper. Black and white and colour photographs. Pages remain bright and clean with minimal tanning and foxing. Binding remains firm. Dedication to front free endpaper. Boards have light shelf wear with minor corner bumping and crushing to spine ends. Boards and textblock strongly bowed. Unclipped jacket has light edge wear with minor chipping and creasing.

Zustand: NEAR FINE. First printing. The first anthology consisting entirely of stories by African American mystery writers. Preface by Lerone Bennett, Jr. Introduction by Eleanor Taylor Bland. Contributors include Frankie Y. Bailey, Jacqueline Turner Banks, Chris Benson, Eleanor Taylor Bland and Anthony Bland, Patricia E. Canterbury, Christopher Chambers, Tracy P. Clark, Evelyn Coleman, Grace F. Edwards, Robert Greer, Terris McMahan Grimes, Gar Anthony Haywood, Hugh Holton, Geri Spencer Hunter, Dicey Scroggins Jackson, Glenville Lovelll, Lee E. Meadows, Penny Mickelbury, Walter Mosley, Percy Spurlark Parker, Gary Phillips, and Charles Shipps. SIGNED by THREE authors at their stories: Gary Phillips, Gar Anthony Haywood and Frankie Y Bailey. Notes on the authors. xii, 353 pp. Near fine in near fine dust jacket (remainder mark).

Kein Einband. Zustand: Gut. CD vorderseitig auf Inlay/Booklet signiert von dem amerikanischern Jazz-Pianisten John Lewis (1920-2001), dem amerikanischen Vibraphonist Milt Jackson (1923-99), dem amerikanischen Jazz-Kontrabassisten Percy Heath (1923-2005) und dem amerikanischen Jazzschlagzeuger Connie Kay ( 1927-94). anbei kleines Foto vom Konzert . minimale Gebrauchsspuren. CD signed by musican. Vom Musiker signiert. Buch.

Pictorial Boards. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. John Rocco (illustrator). First Printing. Pictorial boards, color pictorial dust jacket with miniscule chips to bottom corner, 1" closed tear near top of spine, original price intact ($16.99). The experience of one family when there is a blackout in the city. This copy is signed by John Rocco who was one of the artists for Disney's film version of Shrek, and also created the jacket art for Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson series. Size: 4to. Signed by Author.

Hardback (No Dust Wrapper.). Zustand: Good. Condition Notes: Boards marked. Text complete, clean and tight. Signed copy. . Physically 10" x 7½" (0.8 kg); 63pp; Signed by the author, with dedication, on the first blank page without provenance. Includes: Black & white photographs; || The book is on the shelf, ready to be appropriately packed, and posted from the pastoral paradise of Peasedown St. John, Bath, by a real bookseller in a real book shop - with my personal guarantee and beady eye on the Consumer Contracts Regulations. REMEMBER! Buying my copy means the book shop Jack Russells get their supper! My Book #188510 ||.

First edition. Octavo. pp [16]. Illustrated with a drawing of the Club Rooms by Percy Smith. Sewn wrappers with integral dustwrapper. 500 copies printed.Presentation copy from the author, inscribed by him on the first blank: ''W.H.B. from H.J. - Jan '48''.Very good indeed.

Zustand: Very Good. Autograph book with important signatures, photographs and clippings from the 1920s world of theatre and music. From the archive of autograph hunter Fred Bason. Loosely inserted into tipped in stamped addressed envelope a signed h/w letter from Ben Travers to FB mentioning rehearsals at the Fortune Theatre, with personal snippets "No. I've never acted. My hobby is cricket." Signatures include:pianist Ignaz Friedman, Tallulah Bankhead, Jean ForbesÐRobertson, Arthur Bourchier + obit clip, Owen Nares, Stanley Lupino, Nikita Balieff, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Grizelda Harvey, Benn Wolfe Levy, Rufus Daniel Isaacs, 1st Marquess of Reading & Viceroy of India, James Kirkwood, Irene Scharrer, Nancy Astor, Sir Henry Joseph Wood, Joan Lockton, George Roby, Elizabeth Pechy, Carl Brissone, Mary Moore Wyndham, Richard Bird, Monty Banks, Maud Tree (Lady Tree 1863Ð19 137) Ursula Jeans, George Pickett, Percy Marmont, Ogla Lindo, Isolde Menges, Barry Jackson (founder Birmingham rep), Misha Elman, H.de Vere Stackpoole, BeatriceGrimshaw, Johann Strauss (nephew of S) + Mme. Velmar (Singer), Violet Dunn, Ethel Hook, Helen Haye, Sophie Tucker, Daisy & Lauri Kennedy (violinists) Marie Hall (violinist) Arnold Bennett, Maurice Chevalier, Irene Vanbrugh, Vincent Grey, Fred Astaire, Gilbert Franks, Stanley Lupeno, Edgar Wallace, Florence Austral, Capiton Zaporojetz, Joyna Howland, Diana Cooper (Mitford) J.Ramsey McDonald, Mattheson Lang, May Sinclair, Evelyn Laye, Marie Tempest, Arthur Prinse, Deborah Somer, Frank Vosper, Athene Seyley,Dora Stroeva, Frederic Lamond,PF Warner (cricket) Frank Dicksee (+ obit), Henry Seagrave, (land speed record) Myra Hess, Leo Bleech, Louise Brown, Connie Ediss, Nigel Playfair, Nell St.John Montague (clairvoyant) Oliver Lodge, Betty Balfour, Ivor Novello, Frida Kwast Hodapp, Thomas Beecham, Lady Mary Heath, Betty Nuthall, Edward German, Ruth Draper, Ethel Smyth, George Herschel. Neat h/w attributions to signatures such as 'The celebrated English actor now retired but will always be remembered' (Cyril Francis Maude 1862Ñ1951 an English actor-manager) BOOK:110mm x 130mm. pp.181 signed and numbered pages in pale pastel colours. Original tooled leather binding in dark brown; title 'Autographs' in gilt. H/w in silver '5' on front corner. Marbled endpapers. Neat inscription on front pastedown 'If found a reward will be given by sending same to' with business card tipped in 'The Collector From The Gallery (Fred Bason.)'/ Frederick Bason (1907-1973) was an English bookseller, writer and broadcaster most famously known for his collection of diaries that were published in four volumes in the early 1950s. He found his vocation in buying and selling rare, second hand books. It was through his experience in finding that publications had a much greater re-sale value with the author's signature, that a lifelong obsession with autographs began. His essays featured in The Saturday Book 1945-1972, presenting his work on the same platform as major literary and artistic figures of postwar Britain./Ben Travers (1886Ð1980) was an English writer and playwright. His output includes more than 20 plays, 30 screenplays, 5 novels, and 3 volumes of memoirs. He is best remembered for his long-running series of farces first staged in the 1920s and 1930s at the Aldwych Theatre Very good. Slight lean. Covers slightly rubbed. Signedes.

317, 186 S. mit zahlr. Ill. Einband berieben, bestoßen, Rücken mit Läsur. Durchgehend fleckig. Gutes Leseexemplar. Very early american print (may be the first). "Henry Cockton (1807 - 26 June 1853) was an English novelist. Born in London, he is remembered as the author of The Life and Adventures of Valentine Vox, the Ventriloquist (1840) which was parodied by Timothy Portwine (pseudonym of Thomas Peckett Prest) as The Adventures of Valentine Vaux; or, the tricks of a Ventriloquist (1840). Other Cockton novels include Sylvester Sound, the Somnambulist, The Love Match, George St George Julian, The Prince, Lady Felicia: A Novel, Percy Effingham: Or, The Germ of the World`s Esteem, The Sisters; or, England and France, Stanley Thorn, and The Steward: A Romance of Real Life. Cockton`s death in Bury St Edmunds on 26 June 1853 was noted in The Times newspaper on Sat 2 July 1853. His remains were interred in the churchyard of the ruined abbey at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. No stone marks his grave, but in 1884 a few admirers raised a tablet which is still seen today on the wall of the abbey`s charnel house." (Wikipedia). "ONWHYN, THOMAS (d. 1886), humorous draughtsman and engraver, born in London, was youngest son of Joseph Onwhyn, a bookseller and newsagent at 3 Catherine Street, Strand, London. The elder Onwhyn published a number of guides for tourists, chiefly compiled from his own notes and observationsto the Highlands (1829), Killarney (1838), Wales (1840), &c. When the 'Owl,' a society newspaper appearing on Wednesdays, was started in 1864, the elder Onwhyn was selected as its publisher. The success of the paper, however, affected his reason. The son, Thomas Onwhyn, attained some note early in life by contributing to a series of 'illegitimate' illustrations to works by Charles Dickens. He executed twenty-one of the whole series of thirty-two plates to the 'Pickwick Papers,' which were issued in eight (though intended to be in ten) monthly parts (at one shilling each, 8vo, two shillings India proof 4to), by E. Grattan, 51 Paternoster Row, in 1837; they are for the most part signed with the pseudonym 'Samuel Weller,' but some bear Onwhyn`s initials. In June 1838 Grattan issued a series of forty etchings by Onwhyn, illustrating 'Nicholas Nickleby;' these also appeared in parts, which were concluded in October 1839; some are signed with the pseudonym of 'Peter Palette.' After Onwhyn`s death an additional set of illustrations to 'Pickwick' was discovered which Onwhyn had executed in 1847; they had been laid aside owing to the republication of the original illustrations in 1848; they were published in 1893 by Albert Jackson, Great Portland Street. Onwhyn also published illustrations, under the name of 'Peter Palette,' to two series of a work entitled 'Peter Palette`s Tales and Pictures in Short Words for Young Folks' (1856). In his own name he contributed the illustrations to the humorous works of Henry Cockton [q. v.], such as 'Valentine Vox' (1840), 'Sylvester Sound' (1844), down to 'Percy Effingham' (1853). He also illustrated, among other works, the 'Memoirs of Davy Dreamy' (1839); the 'Maxims and Specimens of William Muggins,' by Charles Selby (1841); the 'Mysteries of Paris,' by Eugène Sue (1844); 'Etiquette illustrated by an X.M.P.' (1849); 'Marriage-à-la-Mode;' 'Mr. and Mrs. Brown`s Visit to the Exhibition, 1851;' and '300l. a Year, or Single and Married Life' (1859), &c. He sometimes etched the designs of others, as in 'Oakleigh, or the Minor of Great Expectations,' by W. H. Holmes (1843). Onwhyn was an indifferent draughtsman, but showed real humour in his designs. His fame was somewhat overshadowed by those of his most eminent contemporariesCruikshank, Hablot K. Browne, and others. Onwhyn, who drew also views of scenery for guide-books, letter-paper, &c., abandoned artistic work for the last twenty or thirty years of his life, and died on 5 Jan. 1886." (Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, Volume 42 Onwhyn, Thomas by Lionel Henry Cust) Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1100 24 x 16 cm, Halbleder mit umlaufendem Marmorschnitt.

Excellent double album collecting Dizzy's first outings as leader, here with the signatures of Dizzy together with 10 other eminent participants seemingly fortuitously gathered at the Nice Jazz Festival in 1976, original photocopy programme for both days loosely inserted; Dexter Gordon, Shelly Manne, Percy Heath, Sonny Stitt, Harry Sweets Edison, Slam Stewart, John Lewis, Jimmy Heath, Milt Jackson & Sarah Vaughan. "All of trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie's earliest sessions as a leader, recordings that have greatly influenced jazz to the present time and set the standard for bebop. In addition to "Blue 'N' Boogie," there are seven classics with Charlie Parker (Sarah Vaughan guests on "Lover Man"), a session with Sonny Stitt and eight exciting big-band performances including "Things to Come." This essential music. concludes with three songs from a fun but less-significant small-group session from 1950" (Scott Yanow, allmusic). Wonderful collection of signatures from contributors to a sequence of ground-breaking recordings. 2 12-inch vinyl LP records in pictorial gatefold sleeve, lined paper sleeves. Disc rings to front and back slicks, some scuffing of the spine, discs in excellent condition, bright and scuff free, very good.