El Paso: Cinco Puntos Press, 1992. Fine. 1st paperback printing 304 p., frontis, 8vo wraps;

New York: E.P. Dutton. #47540 VG/VG. 1976. book club. 00 hb. w/dj. 306p light shelf wear, slightly cocked, owner's insc. clean & firm. ISBN 0-525-21995-1 .

NY: Random House, 1941. VG/no dust jacket. 1st printing 246 p., 8vo red cloth;

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1917. VG/no dust jacket, 1/4" nick top of spine. 1st American printing x, 238 p., small 8vo light brown cloth;

NY: Duell, Sloan & Pearce, 1942. Good/Good, dj chipped, torn at folds, price clipped dj. 2nd printing 284 p., glossary, 5.5x8.25 blue cloth

Boston: Little Brown, 1929. VG/no dj, beige cloth slightly soiled, name/address on front pastedown. 1st American printing 291 p., 5.5x8 rough textured beige cloth;

NY: William Morrow, 1971. Good/Good, dust jacket chipped, tape marks on boards. 1st edition 251 p., small 8vo;

Boston: Little Brown, 1964. VG/Good, price clipped dj, dj chipped, slightly torn. 1st printing xviii, 619 p., maps on endpapers, 8vo;

NY: Tom Doherty Associates, 2004. Fine/Fine, remainder mark. 1st printing 319 p., small 8vo;

Racine: Whitman Publishing, 1943. VG/Good, dust jacket bright, but has tears to edges. - 252 p., illus, illus endpapers, small 8vo;

Seattle: Impression Printing Co, 1989. VG. 4th printing INSCRIBED by author, xiv, 139 p., illus, map, trade pb;

Seattle: Impression Printing Co, 1989. VG, top 1" of rear wrap stained. 4th printing INSCRIBED b y author, xiv, 139 p., illus., map, trade pb;

Garden City: Doubleday, 1971. VG/VG, name on front pastedown. reprint xii, 318 p., glossary, map on endpapers small 8vo;

Boston: Little Brown, 1891. VG/none, spines browned, covers slightly soiled, bookplate on front pastedown. #7 of 250 copies of limited edition xxiv, 494 p., viii, 484 p., illus., white boards with gilt lettering, large 8vo;

Silverdale: Sierra Company, 1989. VG. 1st printing SIGNED BY AUTHOR, 272 p., photos, 8vo pictorial wraps;

New York: George Munro, Publisher, 1887. Seaside Library Pocket Edition. 91, [1], 17, [15] p.; 19 cm. (7½ inches). Paperback with illustrated wrappers (covers) in black and orangish-brown, lithographed to resemble an alligator suitcase with a seaside view postcard tucked under the lower strap and a label bearing the series title tucked under the upper strap. The date on which this number of the series was mailed to subscribers is printed at the head of the front cover (October 28, 1887). The back cover bears advertisements for Sohmer pianos and The New York Fireside Companion. The two pages preceding the title page contain advertisements for corsets and Munro's elementary school books. The first page following the text contains advertisements for soaps and patent medicines. This is followed by 31 pages of publisher's advertisements, including that for the Seaside Library series (listed through no. 161), the Seaside Library Pocket Edition series (through no. 1039), Die Deutsche Library (through no. 189), and the The Old Sleuth Library (through no. 37). The final page contains an advertisement for Pears' shaving soap. Former owner's name "Schall" inscribed faintly at head of front cover, first page of text, and p. 65. John Strange Winter was the pen name of Henrietta E.V. Stannard (1856-1911), an English novelist. The majority of her many novels concern army life. Driver Dallas, one of her harder-to-find works, recounts the adventures of Jack Dallas, known as Driver Dallas, of the Royal Horse. <p> Harper & Bros. also published an edition of Driver Dallas in 1887; it is not known which of these editions was the first American edition. As no British editions of this title have been located, it would appear that Driver Dallas was either published under a different title in Great Britain or not published there at all. Wrapper is separated from text block; otherwise in Good Condition: some loss of paper along spine; upper edge of front section slightly chipped; several tears of ½ cm. (¼ inch) or less from edges of wrapper; text block is solid; pages are clean and tight. A very scarce late 19th-century paperback.. Good.

Boston: Branden Publishing Co, 1997. VG. 1st edition 414 p., photos, illus, map, index, 8vo wraps;

Gretna: Pelican Publishing Co, 1988. VG/VG. 2nd edition xvi, 548 p., frontis, 8vo;

NY: St. Martin's Press, 1993. VG. 1st paperback printing viii, 360 p., trade pb;

Garden City: Doubleday, 1985. VG/VG, bookplate removed from front endpaper. 1st printing 598 p., maps on endpapers, 8vo;

London: Collins, 1988. VG/VG. 1st British printing thus 317 p., 8vo;

Paris: Didot l'Ainé, 1792. 2 volumes of 3: vol. 1: xvi, 236 p.; vol. 3: 240 p.; 13 cm. (5 inches). Half polished black calf with marbled paper over boards. Red leather gilt-tooled spine labels; gilt-tooled spine ornamentation. All page edges speckled red. Terra cotta endpapers. Front fixed endpapers bear engraved armorial book plate of George Paget with the Paget family motto "Per il suo Contrario." This was presumably Lord George Augustus Frederick Paget (1818-1880), who served in the Crimean War as a senior officer of the Light Cavalry brigade under Lord Cardigan and was present at the infamous Charge of the Light Brigade; he was later made Inspector General of Cavalry. In Good+ Condition: edges and boards are somewhat rubbed; leather corners are scraped, with most of leather lacking from upper corners of vol. 1; part of leather spine label lacking from vol. 3; pages are clean and tight. An attractive if incomplete set of this romantic retelling of Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba (1453-1515) and the conquest of Granada by French writer Jean-Pierre Claris de Florian (1755-1794).. Good+.

NY: W.W. Norton, 1991. VG. 2nd paperback printing 379 p., frontis, trade pb;

NY: W.W. Norton, 1991. Fine. 10th paperback printing 379 p., frontis, trade pb;