Three Leather-Bound Hunting Titles

Studer's Popular Ornithology, The Birds of North America: Drawn and Colored from Life by Theodore Jasper, Columbus, Ohio: Jacob H. Studer & Co., 1878, with 119 color plates, bound in full leather with

Group of Forty-Three Decorative Leather Bound Books, titles available on request, Provenance: The Estate of James C. Westerfield, Jackson, Mississippi.

Estate collection lot of a total of three (3) leather bound hardcover coffee table books. Names, titles and authors as as follows ~ One (1) William Shakespeare The Complete Works Barnes and Noble 1994

Group lot 4 vintage red leather bound books, titles include three volumes of ‘Haandbog I Kredit-Og Hypotek Forenings Forhold’ and ‘Mannen’, all have red leather binding with a paper board desi

Estate collection lot of a total of three (3) leather bound hardcover coffee table books. Names, titles and authors as as follows ~ One (1) William Shakespeare The Complete Works Barnes and Noble 1994

An assortment of three leather-bound books published by Easton Press. They feature raised bands to the spine, gilt ornamentation & lettering, gilt page ends, and sewn-in bookmarks. Titles include "The

Three French Leather Bound Books 1704. See photos for more details. General wear, contemporary stamps on title pages.

Title: Books Dimensions: 5" x 6 3/4" Provenance/Additional Info:A group of three (3) leather bound books. They are: Universal History, Ancient and Modern v. XIX, by William Mavor - 1804; Universal His

Estate collection of a total of three (3) hardcover leatherbound illustrated colored reference coffee table books. Titles include ~ One (1) The Most Beautiful Villages of Ireland by Christopher Fitz S

Title: Books Dimension: 4 ½” x 7” Provenance/additional info: A group of three (3) old leatherbound books. Book 1 is titled An Introduction to Algebra by Warren Colburn, 1836. Book 2 is title

Including The Stones of Venice, by John Ruskin, John Wiley, N.Y.C., 1860, 8vo (5 1/4 x 7 3/4"), in half brown Clf with gilt titles on spines, marbled free end papers & paste downs, 462, 437 & 375pp; p

A GROUP OF FORTY-THREE FRANKLIN LIBRARY TITLES FROM, "THE 100 GREATEST BOOKS OF ALL TIME," SERIES, 1974-1982, gilt embossed genuine leather bound classics, including selected titles, The Last of the

Lot of Thirty-Two Books consisting of classic titles and leather bound to include, "Don Quixote"; "The Three Musketeers"; "Don Juan"; "The Last Mohicans"; etc.

Three Soft Leather Covered Elbert Hubbard Bound Booksto include:Thomas Jefferson (some wear on spine)Sorrows (hand-carved title box)Cheer (minor stains on the cover)

Three volumes total, including: Chronicles of the Cape Fear River by James Sprunt, Raleigh: Edwards & Boughton, 1916, second edition, bound in three quarter leather over cloth backed boards, gilt lett

Twenty-Six Leather Bound Volumes of the Works of Dumas in English. Dumas, Alexandre. Titles include:The Three Musketeers; The Count of Monte Cristo; Twenty Years After, etc. New York Atheneum Society

18 volumes total, including: [Histoire des Revolutions Arrivees Dans Le Gouvernement de La Republique Romaine] by Vertot, Paris: Nyon, 1797, three volumes, bound in full leather, spines with gilt lett

Including a three volume set entitled Essays of Montaigne, translated by Charles Cotton, Reeves & Turner, London, 1877, 8vo (6 x 8 1/2") in brown calf with gilt titles on spines, marbled boards, fore

by Edward Synge. hardcover leather bound. 6 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches Condition: Front board detached, title page absent

assorted titles and authors, including three volumes of "The Works of Victor Hugo" [19 pieces] Provenance: A Michael Smith installation the largest: 10 1/4 x 8 inches; the smallest: 7 1/4 x 5 inches

Lot of three Collector's Edition Easton Press books focusing on early American history. Titles include The Year of Decision 1846 by Bernard DeVoto, A Terrible Glory by James Donovan and The Oregon Tra

Title: Rudyard Kipling - Three Titles Description: Uniformly bound in burgundy leather with gilt vignette and blind-stamped borders. Gilt titles and gilt vignette to spines. Gilt top page-block. Red c

Most Easton Press and most leatherbound. One factory sealed. Including a three book set from the West Point Military. See images for titles and authors

five volumes total, including: [A Critical Inquiry into Ancient Armor] by Samuel Rush Patrick, London: Robert Jennings, 1824, three volumes (complete), bound in full leather, covers with blindstamped