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Price: $60.00
Publisher: N/P, Professional & Technical Press: 1936
Inscription: Signed By Author: Inscribed Association Copy
Seller ID: 005872
Condition: Very Good
282 pages. Authors inscription to Alf Landon reads in full: "To Governor and Mrs Alfred M. Landon / with the hope of a humble Phi Gamma / Delta that they will take this book with / them to the White House / Edward W. Allen." Later Landon book plate, with image of the "Topeka White House" and Landon on horse back in front. Corners lightly bumped. Spine covers are just a little darkened. Light smudge on spine and bottom cover. Volume remains tight and is otherwise clean. View more info
By: Brisbane, Arthur (Journalist/Editor, 1864-1936)
Price: $475.00
Seller ID: 028447
Condition: Good
Approximately eight pages, typed, though several are cut and pasted to make four sheets; Typed draft, with many hand written corrections, for 12/11/35 "Today" syndicated column boxhead titled "Visit to Governor Landon. A Direct, Able Man. You Would Like Him. Presenting Nancy Jo." ; Draft was typed and corrected in the offices of The Topeka State Journal, and there is included an eight by ten photograph of Brisbane at the typewriter; Also included is a newspaper clipping of the published column, as well as file photo copies of all the above; General light wear, though overall ... View more info
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Los Angeles, Charles E. Carpenter: 1936
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 006022
Condition: Very Good-
137 pages. From the estate of Alf Landon with his book plate on front paste down. Soiled along edge of bottom board. View more info
Price: $75.00
Publisher: Syracuse, NY, Frank Norton Decker: 1958
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Inscribed and Signed By the Author
Seller ID: 005970
Condition: Very Good
199 pages. Blue paper wraps. Signed by the author at the end of the book, and inscribed by the author on the front end page to Alf Landon. Bookplate of the author on the front end page. From the library of Alf Landon. View more info
By: Landon, Alf [Alfred] M. [with] Robert N. Owthwaite
Price: $50.00
Publisher: Topeka, 1936
Inscription: Signed by Author
Seller ID: 028366
Condition: Fair
Scrapbook leaf with TLS by Governor Alf M. Landon and TLS by Robert M. Owthwaite (president of the Topeka Chamber of Commerce); Letters are glue to leaf, along with several small newspaper clippings, and both show small edge tears not affecting type or signatures; Landon letter reads: "...Dear Art: Your note of November 4th which I just found in the accumulated mail touches me very deeply. I have received many beautiful letters from all over the country, but none more so than yours. It is one that I shall always keep. Thank you for your gracious and happy expressions. / I have had a ex... View more info
By: Landon, Theo (Mrs. Alfred (Alf) M.)
Price: $60.00
Seller ID: 028456
Condition: Good+
Typed note on the Executive Mansion letterhead, shortly following Landons massive defeat by Roosevelt in the 1936 presidential election; Note reads: Dear Art: / May I express our very great / appreciation for your kind words / in the 'Whispering Willow' column / last Saturday evening? / Our friends have been most / loyal throughout the past few / months, and it has been a great / source of courage and comfort to / us to know of their loyalty. / We expect to live a more normal life now and have more time / for our friends. I hope that will / mean we will see more of the Carruth / family..."... View more info
Price: $600.00
Publisher: N/P, N/P: 1928
Edition: First Edition, Thus
Seller ID: 021795
Condition: Very Good
Although reported by Graff as being first published in 1928, there is indication that the author printed a few copies in 1920 after completing his writing. 178 pages. Top edge gilded. All first printing points (Graff 2720). Dark green cloth covers, with gilt lettering and ruled lines. Frontispiece between ii and iii. Includes excerpt from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat on pages 174-177. From the library of former Kansas governor and 1936 presidential candidate, Alf Landon, with his later book plate on blank front end page. Light rubbing on spine, partially affecting gilt lines at foot and... View more info
By: Richter, William L. & Charles E. Reagan (Eds)
Price: $20.00
Publisher: N/P, N/P:
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 037264
ISBN: 0961665815
Condition: Fine
359 pages. No date of publication, though circa 1987. View more info
By: Stone, Robert
Price: $75.00
Publisher: N/P, N/P:
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Signed By Author: Inscribed.
Seller ID: 005341
Condition: Very Good
No date, though circa 1935. Inscribed by author to Mrs. Theo Cobb Landon (wife of Alf Landon). Addresses include: The New Deal and the Constitution... Read before the Saturday Night Club, October 19, 1935; John Marshall; Abraham Lincoln, Address Delivered Before Topeka Hi-Twelve Club on Wednesday, February, 9th, 1927...; The Trial of Warren Hastings, Read Before the Topeka Bar Association, March 9, 1927; In Memoriam of Chester Isaiah Long... American Bar Association, August 28, 1934, Milwaukee; In Memoriam, Mrs. Harriet Newell Mulvane... Installation of Organ, First Baptist Church, Friday Ev... View more info
By: Wagner, Henry R.
Price: $135.00
Publisher: Berkeley, N/P: 1924
Edition: Reprint
Seller ID: 004400
Condition: Near Fine
27 Pages. One of fifty copies reprinted from "The Spanish Southwest." Numerous partial and full page facsimiles of title pages. Bibliographic notes in English. Bound in red cloth with gilt lettering on spine. Spine and top of covers are slightly faded. From the estate of Alfred Mossman Landon, with his later book plate on front end page. View more info
By: Wearin, Otha D.
Price: $75.00
Publisher: Shenandoah, IA, World Publishing Co.:
Edition: First Edition
Inscription: Signed By Author: Inscribed Association Copy
Seller ID: 006042
Condition: Very Good+
Copyright is 1967. 137 pages, plus index. Author's inscription on blank front free end page to Alf Landon reads in full "For / Hon. Alfred M. Landon / a distinguished / American / Sincerely / Otha D. Wearin." Volume shows a little rubbing along bottom edge of cloth covers and slight wear at foot of spine and corners. Volume is otherwise tight, bright, and clean, and inscription remains bold and clear. DJ shows chips and small tears along edges, though lettering and image remain good. DJ is now protected in a Brodart Mylar sleeve. View more info
