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MCINTYRE, O.O. ANOTHER ODD BOOK: TWENTY-FIVE SELECTED STORIES OF O.O. MCINTYRE, SECOND SERIES. New York: Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1932.
Gilt stamped green cloth, mild soil, spine ends bumped. Previous owners name to e.p.. Frontispiece of O.O. McIntyre, other drawing scattered throughout. Copyright and title page same date. sm. 8 vo., 172 pages. First Edition.

First edition Oscar Odd McIntyre, American writer, and columnists, (1884-1938), Gallipolis, Ohio. He wrote "New York Day To Day", syndicated in over 500 newspapers, which Cosmopolitan Magazine published Second series of four book collections. Some stories listed: They're Real Americans; A Dog's Life Abroad'; Those Were the Days; Be Yourself!; Amos 'N'' Andy; The Only Girl; My Dog, etc. Cloth Very Good +

[SW: Oscar Odd McIntyre Stories, Cosmopolitan Magazine thirties, O.O. McIntyre Cosmopolitan Magazine, O.O. McIntyre Short Stories first edition New York Theatre thirties, Journalism, Stories 1920's-30, First Edition]

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O'London, John: Unposted Letters: Concerning Life & Literature, London George Newnes Ltd 1924 ; fester Einband / hard cover; Schutzumschlag / dust cover; 1. Ed.
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181pp inc b+w frontis - O'London was the pseudonym of Wilfred Whitten, the magazine's first editor. The magazine ran from 1919 to 1954. John O'London's Weekly was a leading mass-circulation literary paper especially between the two world wars. Newnes intended that it appeal to the 'new reading public' that came to be after the "Great War", according to "'Insects in Letters': John O'London's Weekly and the New Reading Public " an essay by Jonathan Wild in the journal, "Literature & History" in 2006. <P> It regularly featured examples of some of the best writing of literary giants as well as by young unknowns. Winston Churchill, Rebecca West, Arnold Bennett, Max Beerbohm, and W. Somerset Maugham were amongst its regular contributors, according to Time Magazine for Monday, Sep. 20, 1954 in its announcement of the death of the magazine. None of the essays is by-lined (IE no author listed). Essays include one bemoaning the teaching of Gray's "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard". Another asks what people "read before there were novels". And the answer is "the literature of 'character'," in the essays of Steele, Addison and Swift. Still another deals with detectives in fact and fiction, and of course deals in large part with Sherlock. <P> DJ (not price clipped) is edgeworn with sunning to spine and some soiling to spine and is a match to the cover except for the rear panel which features two adverts - one for the magazine and one for one of its other books.. Covers (green cloth decorated and titled in black shows the London skyline at the top of the front board, black titles to the spine. Textblock is clean and tight except top corner of FEP is cleanly cut off and there is some foxing throughout. First Edition - 2nd Impression Very Good Decorative Cloth 5.25 x 6.75"; First Edition - 2nd Impression

[SW: John O'London, Literature, Literary Criticism, Wilfred Whitten, Essays, Sherlock Holmes, Shakespear, AntiquarianLiterary Criticism Shakespeare Antiquarian Essays Sherlock Holmes]

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Life Magazine 1 March 1968 Georgia O'Keefe 3/1/68: Life Magazine 1 March 1968 Georgia O'Keefe 3/1/68, New York Time Life Inc. 1968
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Life Magazine 1 March 1968 Georgia O'Keefe- New Hampshire primary, prisoner of war's homecoming from Hanoi, fashion models, Katherine Ross-actress, Nixon for President, goodbye to that all-England, Ford's Theater open again in Washington D.C., Georgia O'Keefe-artist -Life magazines are a wonderful gift for Birthdays, holidays, Reunions, and other special events! 1968/03/01 0:00:00 1st Edition Soft cover Folio - over 12" - 15" tall Periodical

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Perdue, John (ed) - Al Nickleson, Red Burnett, Bob Hesketh, Stan Houston, Margaret Scott, John Fitzgerald, Don Hunt, Herb Ralby, Rex MacLeod, Henry Roxborough, Gordon Campbell, George Kidd: Maple Leaf Gardens Official Programme and Sports Magazine 1955 - 56 Season, - with "Eric Nesterenko" on Cover - for Game February 15, 1956 Between The Boston Bruins and the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens 1956
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----Magazine style Programme, 80 pages, minor edge wear, closed tears at spine ends, ink notations on blank "Your Own score Card" area (very minor), centre page with team rosters loose, rosters featuring for the Boston Bruins, Sawchuk, Laycoe, Quackenbush, Flaman, Mohns, Toppazzini and for the Maple Leafs, Lumley, Chadwick, Horton, Armstrong, Sloan, Harris, Duff, James, Reaume, Cullen, Contents inlcude: A Guy Names Joe (Joe Primeau) by Al Nickleson / Rudolph the Rugged Policeman (Rudy Migay) by Red Burnett / At the Quarter by Bob Hesketh / More Than Just A Stew (Ron Stewart) by Margaret Scott / Broad Are the Shoulders (Frank Tunney & Whipper Billy Watson) by John Fitzgerald / The Return of the Bulge (Turk Broda) by Don Hunt / Terrry the Tightwad (Mr Shutout, Terry Sawchuk) by Herb Ralby / Harris is as Handsome Does (Billy Harris) by Rex MacLeod / It Was Up To Mighty Casey by Henry Roxborough / Hockey - Reaper of Harvests by Margaret Scott / If You Can't Beat 'Em Join 'Em! (Leo LaBine) by Roger Barry / Ho! For a Bonfire! (Ed Chadwick) by Bob Frewin / Montreal Murmurs by Baz O'Meara / Tunney Thumpers (Pat O'Connor) by Frank Ayerst / Shades of Joshua Whitcomb Riley (analyzing the Terry Sawchuk trade to Boston from Detroit) by Ron Andrews / Go OHA Junior "A" Young Man! (Gerry James, Billy Harris, +++) by Gordon Campbell / The Great Gold Curtains by George Kidd. First Edition 1st Printing Magazine Style Programme 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall

[SW: ----Magazine style Programme, 80 pages, minor edge wear, closed tears at spine ends, ink notations on blank "Your Own score Card" area (very minor), centre page with team rosters loose, rosters featuring for the Boston Bruins, Sawchuk, Laycoe, Quackenbush, Flaman, Mohns, Toppazzini and for the Maple Leafs, Lumley, Chadwick, Horton, Armstrong, Sloan, Harris, Duff, James, Reaume, Cullen, Contents inlcude: A Guy Names Joe (Joe Primeau) by Al Nickleson / Rudolph the Rugged Policeman (Rudy Migay) by Red Burnett / At the Quarter by Bob Hesketh / More Than Just A Stew (Ron Stewart) by Margaret Scott / Broad Are the Shoulders (Frank Tunney & Whipper Billy Watson) by John Fitzgerald / The Return of the Bulge (Turk Broda) by Don Hunt / Terrry the Tightwad (Mr Shutout, Terry Sawchuk) by Herb Ralby / Harris is as Handsome Does (Billy Harris) by Rex MacLeod / It Was Up To Mighty Casey by Henry Roxborough / Hockey - Reaper of Harvests by Margaret Scott / If You Can't Beat 'Em Join 'Em! (Leo LaBine) by Roger Barry / Ho! For a Bonfire! (Ed Chadwick) by Bob Frewin / Montreal Murmurs by Baz O'Meara / Tunney Thumpers (Pat O'Connor) by Frank Ayerst / Shades of Joshua Whitcomb Riley (analyzing the Terry Sawchuk trade to Boston from Detroit) by Ron Andrews / Go OHA Junior "A" Young Man! (Gerry James, Billy Harris, +++) by Gordon Campbell / The Great Gold Curtains by George Kidd. , Maple Leaf Gardens Official Programme and Sports Magazine 1955 - 56 Season, - with "Eric Nesterenko" on Cover - for Game February 15, 1956 Between The Boston Bruins and the Toronto Maple Leafs, Perdue, John (ed) - Al Nickleson, Red Burnett, Bob Hesketh, Stan Houston, Margaret Scott, John Fitzgerald, Don Hunt, Herb Ralby, Rex MacLeod, Henry Roxborough, Gordon Campbell, George Kidd Canadiana Magazines]

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