Our second listing from Emiy's collection. Mostly adult fiction. Be sure to check other collction categories to see the full list of books being offered in stages throughout the year.
Under Plowman's Floor, Original manuscript, final draft signed by Richard Watson with a picture and a note "3 Sept 82, Dear Emily Here is, I suppose, collectors item of sorts- Yours Red" Typed manuscript with hand written corrections. $60.00
The Caves by Henry Lewis Nixon, 1955, pb, pulp, 160pp. Cover classic pulp fiction. Complete with cave map on fly leaf. “It was dangerously mixed company that went down to explore these newly discovered caverns. Even the publicity-mad auto dealer …need to escape from his latest amorous disgrace.”$12.00
Cavern by Jake Page, 2000, HB with DJ, New, 286pp. “Jack Whittiaker….found an enormous Cavern to rival Carlsbad Caverns. In a .. man-made (cavern)… government employees have started to disappear. $15.00
Dive Deep and Deadly, 2000, pb, 236 pp, First in a series of cave dive mysteries. Autographed to Mike and Emily. $10.00 Also Pre publication galley, spiral bound, $6.00
All the Dark Places by J. Allan Bosworth, HB with DJ, 1968, 166 pp, juvenile, “But the cave was an irresistible challenge to Peter….enter its dark, silent depths alone.”
Gleams of Underground by Alexander Chisholm, HB with DJ, 1967m, First ed, HB with DJ, 485 pp, “The story action funds from the….caves of Colorado to the verdun dugouts of WWI”.
The Blind Cave by Leo Katcher, HB with DJ, ex lib, jackets worn, 1966, 243 pp, CIA agent on a Greek cruise searches for a murderer and some stolen plutonium.
Wolf Dog of the Woodland Indians by Margaret Zehmer Search, HB laminated, 1982, 99 pp, “Three stance things happened to me. First of all, some hikers explored a cave and found two skeletons at the bottom of a deep pit.
, HB ex lib, condition poor, 1964. 156 pp. "the year 3000, brothers … adventures take them along narrow underground conduits through white marble caverns”.
Fish in a stream in a Cave by Ralph Maloney, stories, HB with DJ, 1972 1st ed, 158 pp. Has nothing to do with caves but uses the quote “Fish in a stream in a cave often become so disoriented that they spend their lives swimming sideways or upside-down.,” Cousteau.
When the Mountain Fell by C-F Ramuz, HB with DJ, Jacket chipped, 1947, 221 pp. Not sure why this is in the collection but an interesting book about a swiss village and cataclysm.
Inland Deep by Richard Tooker, HB, corners banged, 1936, Lib sticker in front cover, sleeve in back, 267 pp. Frontis shows someone being lowered by clothes line into a pit while hiding a rife and wearing a pistol. "Roger and Bob went, on an exploration into the deepest recesses of the Comanche caves. And sure enough, deep inside they found prints—like the tracks of a giant frog! These strange prints soon led to an underground world—a fantastic new realm filled with monstrous beasts, weird phenomena, and home to a previously undiscovered race of semi-intelligent beings”.
The Weak and the Strong by Gerald Kerch, HB with ill DJ, 1946, 209 pp. Novel about a disparate group of people -- including a gangster, his mistress, a hypocritical minister, a "ruthless film magnate," a beautiful dancer, a composer, and others -- "trapped in a volcanic cave" on a tropical island, and "faced with imminent death."
Ansel’s Cave: A Story of Early Life in the Western Reserve by A.G. Riddle, 1983, HB edges worn, 249 pp, An account of life in early-to mid-1800s Geauga County, Ohio.
The Cave of the Chinese Skeletons, by Jack Seward, HB with DJ, 1964 1st ed. Thrown together in this desolate mountain cave, they all played a part in the most exciting and bizarre plots ever coooked up by master alchemist Jack Seward.
The Cave by the Beech Fork 1901, HB ills, 232 pp, "First prize in Arithmetic , seventh Grade", (On Fly leaf), “Chapter II, Owen and Martin Visit the Cave”.
The Bride of the Sacred Well, and Other Tales of Ancient Mexico by Emma-Lindsay Squire, 1928, HB, 275 pp, Presentation on both title page and fly leaf.
Price: $15.00
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