IN THE CACHE #100. These books are off the shelves that aren’t in the store. This lot is a potpourri of subject matter.
After getting a mental picture of the human body, this is a great textbook to have in the dissection room so that the student can study the dissection as it proceeds. Read More
$80.00
This is the richly-illustrated and extensively annotated auction catalogue for the sale of the Fritsch collection of books on wine and wine-making. Read More
$80.00
These papers were connected to Blondel’s take on the philosophical problem of religion. They unleashed an enormous controversy at the time of publication. Read More
$44.00
The pioneering of aviation in Alaska and early Alaskan territorial days. Includes info on the Aleutians and preparing for a war with Japan before Pearl Harbor. Read More
$44.00
Focuses on northwestern Europe – France, Germany, and England In the aftermath of the plague. There were few bright spots in the lives of ordinary people. Read More
$10.00
Bates often drew upon themes of nature, love, and loss in his poetry, using vivid imagery and a keen sense of observation to create works that resonate with readers. Read More
$50.00
The manuscript leaves off abruptly, in the middle of the Rebellion 1745 when the author was employed in fortifying Berwick, border between England and Scotland. Read More
$63.00
A selection of letters from Kipling to Haggard, two giants of late Victorian fiction. Kipling often turned to Haggard for farming advice. Read More
$15.00
Detailed histories of 125 films. Also guide to investigate films “forbidden” by the Catholic Church termed as “indecent.” Read More
$15.00
More of an architectural and topographical history of Cairo. Also looks at each dynasty and their impact on the city from 700 AD to present. Read More
$15.00
Seven centuries of Italian textiles, written by Antonino Santagnelo, Director of the Mesuem of the Pallazzo Venezia in Rome. Read More
$50.00
After he is cast away Robinson Crusoe spends 28 years on a remote tropical desert island encountering cannibals, captives, and mutineers before being rescued. Read More
$63.00
William Shakespeare , English playwright, poet and actor, is widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world’s pre-eminent dramatist. Read More
$100.00
Bryant is considered an American nature poet and journalist, who wrote poems, essays, and articles that championed the rights of workers and immigrants. Read More
$63.00
A tribute to John Kennedy. A poem by Wendell Berry illustrated by the artist Ben Shahn consisting of full page line and wash drawings. Deeply moving. Read More
$100.00
Greenewalt’s explanation of iridescence, illustrated with diagrams and electron microscope images of hummingbird feathers, is one of the highlights of this fascinating book. Read More
$100.00
Brief discourse on the historical development of medicine in China, whose influence on Korea, Japan and Southeast Asia was profound and even reached into the Islamic world. Read More
$56.00
The bulk of the book is filled with life size color photographs of, in almost all cases, the front and back of 133 superb snuff bottles. Read More
$56.00
Collection of authentic bread recipes from some of the most esteemed bakers in France. The resulting treasure trove of classic regional breads. Instructions are lucid and complete. Read More
$31.00
A Treatise on deeds by Attorneys and Public Officers. Deeds include those of Infants and the Insane. Provides after-acquired and Future Interests. 1895 Read More
$75.00