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XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Centennial Celebration of the Inaugurationof George Washington as President of theUnited States. Naval Display April 29th,1899. Admit to Steamer Erastus Wiman.[No place: Committee on Celebration of the Inaugurationof Washington] 1889. Two identical souvenir tickets.4.25" x 6.75". Elaborately printed blue card stock withembossed design of a Washington medallion in silver,gold, and blue, the perforated ticket stubs remain intact.Near fine with a minute trace of sunning along edges. In1889, New York City celebrated the centennial ofPresident Washington’s 1789 inauguration in grand style.Then-President Benjamin Harrison was symbolicallyrowed to the shores of New York where he boarded theDespatch. Flanked by the escorting steamers ErastusWiman and Sirius, the presidential naval procession andceremonies commenced. At hand are two invitation-onlytickets for VIP guests to board the Steamer ErastusWiman at the Pier foot of 23rd Street, North River. Thesetickets were issued for the Honorable H.B. Peirce and theHon. H.C. Hartwell. On the steamer these two menshared the company of ex-President Rutherford B. Hayesand future president Theodore Roosevelt. (Roosevelt’sname is printed on both tickets as a committee member.)The Erastus Wiman than took guests to a private receptionat the Lawyer’s Club. H.B. Peirce is likely Henry B.Peirce, one-time Secretary of the Commonwealth ofMassachusetts, H.C. Hartwell (1848-1891) was aMassachusetts politician, a state senator, and Harvardgraduate. #331753 ......................................................... $400XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ROOSEVELT, Theodore. Historic Towns:New York. New York: Longmans, Green, and Co.1895. New edition. Good in red cloth with goldstamping, light fraying at the spine ends, edgewear, hingesstarting, spine is cracked in the middle of the book,sticker on the front pastedown. #325921 .................... $50

ROOSEVELT, Theodore. Historic Towns:New York. New York: Longmans, Green, and Co.1898. Reprint. Red cloth gilt. Faint stain on rear board,else a very near fine, bright copy. #322155 ............... $100

RIIS, Jacob A. Theodore Roosevelt: TheCitizen. New York: Outlook Company 1904. Earlyreprint. Rear hinge cracked, some darkening to spine,very good. Illustrated. #226848 ..................................... $10

ROOSEVELT, Theodore. The Works ofTheodore Roosevelt: Presidential Addres-ses and State Papers, Part One. New York:P.F. Collier & Son, Publisher [circa 1906]. One volume ofa sixteen volume set. Front hinge cracked, rubbing tospine and corners, good. #183924 ................................ $10

ROOSEVELT, Theodore. The Works ofTheodore Roosevelt, Presidential Addres-ses and State Papers, Part Four.. New York:Collier & Son [circa 1906]. One volume of a sixteenvolume set. Front hinge stressed, spine rubbed, goodplus. #270418 .................................................................... $10

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX MILLER, Kelly. Roosevelt and the Negro.Washington, DC: Kelly Miller / Haworth Pub. House(1907). First edition. Stapled printed gray wrappers. 23pp.Two stab holes near the spine, a very faint stain on firstleaf, else near fine. Miller, the first African-Americanadmitted to Johns Hopkins University, was amathematician, sociologist, and popular columnist.Among his best known works is the book Out of the Houseof Bondage. OCLC locates three copies (over two records).#51129 ............................................................................. $350

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX CLIFFORD, John H. and Marion M.Miller, managing editors. The Works ofAbraham Lincoln: Early Speeches, 1832-1856: Volume II. New York: C. S. Hammond(1908). Later printing. 16mo. Volume two only.Introduction by Theodore Roosevelt and articles byCharles E. Hughes, Henry Watterson, William H. Taft,Joseph H. Choate, Robert G. Ingersoll, and others. Nearfine with offsetting on rear endpaper, light soiling tofront cover. #274566 ....................................................... $12XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (Sporting) GRINNELL, George Bird andTheodore Roosevelt, editors. Trail andCamp Fire: The Book of the Boone andCrockett Club. New York: Harper & Brothers 1914.Reprint edition. A fine copy with no rubbing to the silverspine lettering. #48989 .................................................. $200

WHARTON, Edith, edited by. The Bookof the Homeless. New York: Scribner's 1916. Firstedition, deluxe issue. Folio. Cloth and papercoveredboards. Printed by D.B. Updike at The MerrymountPress. Decorations by Rudolph Ruzicka. Preface by EdithWharton. Introduction by Theodore Roosevelt.Contributions by Sarah Bernhardt, Joseph Conrad,Thomas Hardy, Henry James, and others. Illustrations byCharles Dana Gibson, Monet, Renoir, and others. Copynumber 66 of 125 copies printed in a larger format(additionally 50 others were printed with an additionalsuite of plates) Signed by the printer D.B. Updike. Finein original unprinted glassine dustwrapper with modestwear at the extremities, in original cardboard slipcase withwear and slight loss at the corners. Rare. #59792 ............................................................................................... $4,000

(Science-Fiction) DAVIS, Robert H. andPerley Poore Sheehan. Efficiency: APlay in One Act. New York: George H. Doran1917. First edition. With an Appreciation by TheodoreRoosevelt. Partially unopened, else fine in slightly worn,near fine dustwrapper with a small chip at the foot. Anti-war play with grievously wounded soldier rebuilt as acyborg and returned to the battlefield. Scarce in jacket.#342278 ........................................................................... $750

Inscribed to Theodore Roosevelt(Mystery) TRAIN, Arthur. The Earth-quake. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1918. Firstedition. Endpapers a little foxed, and slight rubbing at theextremities, fine lacking the dustwrapper. Inscribed bythe author: "To Hon. Theodore Roosevelt with theregards & admiration of the author Arthur Train."Presumably inscribed soon after publication, as Rooseveltdied in 1919. A non-mystery, Train is best known for hislawyer-protagonist Mr. Tutt. #64906 ......................... $750

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX THAYER, William Roscoe. TheodoreRoosevelt: An Intimate Biography. NewYork: Grosset & Dunlap (1919). Reprint. Very good withbookplate, darkening to head of spine and someedgewear. Some soiling to preliminaries but generally aclean and solidly bound copy. #112285 ....................... $10

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ABBOTT, Lawrence F. Impressions ofTheodore Roosevelt. Garden City, New York:Doubleday, Page & Company 1920. Later printing.Gutter before half-title page cracked, crayon and pennotation on front fly, pinholes in spine, thus fair only.#332171 ............................................................................. $10

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (Business) CROWTHER, Samuel.[Manuscript]: "The Intimate Story of thePanic of 1907" (Chapter 10 from Life ofGeorge W. Perkins). : [circa 1920). Manuscript.Bradbound octavo. 47pp. Printed paper wrapper.Moderate number of tears to the extremities of the tonedwrappers, an ink name on the front wrap, and tears to thefront wrap and first page where the brads have pulledthrough, very good. The typescript for the tenth chapterof an unpublished book on George W. Perkins, a partnerat J.P. Morgan and organizer of Theodore Roosevelt'sProgressive Party, and with the ownership Signature of J.H. Case, deputy director of the Federal Reserve Bank ofNew York. Interestingly, the entire typescript, except fora brief paragraph at the start, is a direct quote fromPerkins. #338734 ........................................................... $850

FRASER, James Earle. The RooseveltBas-relief, "Aggressive Fighting for theRight is the Noblest Sport the WorldAffords". New York: 1920. Relief bronze-coated ironsculpture. 32.5 x 25 cm. Depicting Theodore Roosevelt inprofile above the quote, "Aggressive Fighting For TheRight Is The Noblest Sport The World Affords."Executed by James Earle Fraser for the Decorative ArtsLeague of New York. With the original hanging clasp andprinted seal of the Decorative Arts League at the back.Scattered surface soiling with some chipping to thebottom edge, very good. Fraser, best known for theIndian Head or "Buffalo" nickel which he created in1913, is considered to be one of the most importantAmerican sculptors of his generation. #344291 ....... $950

(Children) HENDERSON, Daniel. JungleRoads and Other Trails of Roosevelt: ABook for Boys. New York: E.P. Dutton (1920). Verygood. Hinges weak but sound, minor rubbing to headand tail of spine. #181496 .............................................. $35

ABBOTT, Lyman. Silhouettes of MyContemporaries. New York: Doubleday Page &Co. 1921. First edition. Fine in soiled, very gooddustwrapper. Memoirs of the author's interactions withvarious contemporaries, many of them reformers, writers,or showmen. Among them are Booker T. Washington,Henry Ward Beecher, P.T. Barnum, Edwin Booth, JohnB. Gough, John Fiske, Edward Everett Hale, DwightMoody, John Greenleaf Whittier, Abraham Lincoln, andTeddy Roosevelt. Uncommon in jacket. #85455 ....... $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (ROOSEVELT, Theodore) HAGEDORN,Hermann. Roosevelt in the Bad Lands.Boston: Houghton, Mifflin 1921. First edition. 491pp.,numerous photographic plates. Very good plus with spinelettered somewhat tarnished, last several pages with neattears, lacking the rare dustwrapper. Despite some flaws atight and attractive copy of the first publication by theRoosevelt Memorial Association. #51103 ................. $125

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX HOWLAND, Harold. Theodore Rooseveltand His Times. New Haven: Yale University Press1921. Volume 47 of the Chronicles of America series, "extra-Illustrated" edition. A slight bit of fading to the spine, butgenerally a fine bright copy. #189567 ........................... $26

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX RHODES, James Ford. The McKinleyand Roosevelt Administrations 1897-1909. New York: Macmillan Company 1922. Firstedition. Small stain on lower front cover, spine endsrubbed, very good. #245744 .......................................... $22

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX CHARNWOOD, Lord. Theodore Roo-sevelt. Boston: The Atlantic Monthly Press (1923).First edition. Very good with some spotting to boards ina fair only dustwrapper with the front flap detached and atear along the spine fold. #151907 ................................ $20

(ROOSEVELT, Theodore). BISHOP,Joseph Bucklin edited by. TheodoreRoosevelt's Letters to his Children. NewYork: Charles Scribner's Sons 1923. Later, first publishedin 1919. Good only with hinges cracked. #200569 ..................................................................................................... $18

BUTT, Archie. The Letters of Archie Butt:Personal Aide To President Roo-sevelt.New York: Doubleday, Page & Company 1924. Firstedition. Spine faded, wear to cloth around spine andevidence of repair, scattered foxing, thus a very goodminus copy of this handsome, wide-margined production,illustrated with photographs. Edited and with anintroduction by Lawrence F. Abbott. #153014 .......... $18

BUTT, Archie. Taft and Roosevelt: TheIntimate Letters of Archie Butt, MilitaryAide: Volume Two. Garden City, NY: Doubleday,Doran & Company 1930. First edition. Volume 2 only.Bookplate and owner names, small bookseller stamp,wear to head and tail of spine, very good minus.#199746 ............................................................................. $17

Theodore Roosevelt III's CopyKEITH, Arthur. The Antiquity of Man.Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott (1925). Sixth impression.Two volumes. Blue cloth gilt. Corners a little bumped,else very near fine without dustwrappers. Each volumebears the attractive armorial bookplate of TheodoreRoosevelt III, grandson of the president of the samename. #291286 ............................................................... $225

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ROOSEVELT, Nicholas. The Philippines:A Treasure and a Problem. New York: J.H.Sears & Company (1926). First edition. Very good withfront hinge cracked, spine faded, owner's name on half-title page in a very good dustwrapper with spine ends andcorners chipped, chip in mid-spine near the head.#342284 ............................................................................. $30

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ROOSEVELT, Theodore. Campaignsand Controversies (National Edition ofRoosevelt's Works Volume XIV). New York:Charles Scribner's Sons 1926. Later edition. Very good,ex-library copy with expected markings and some minorfraying on the spinal extremities. #109550 .................. $16

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ROOSEVELT, Theodore. State Papersas Governor and President: 1899-1909(National Edition of Roosevelt's WorksVolume XV). New York: Charles Scribner's Sons1926. Later edition, volume XV only of a set. Very good,ex-library copy with expected markings. #110554 ..................................................................................................... $20

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ROOSEVELT, Theodore. AmericanProblems (National Edition of Roosevelt'sWorks Volume XVI). New York: CharlesScribner's sons 1926. Darkening to spine, very good.Introductory essay, "Roosevelt's Conduct of ForeignAffairs", by Elihu Root. #216895 .................................. $13

ULMANN, Albert. New Yorkers fromStuyvesant to Roosevelt. New York: ChaucerHead Book Shop 1928. First edition. Bookplate frontpastedown, and bottom edge of the boards rubbed thusvery good in chipped, fair only dustwrapper. The jacket,on particularly thin paper stock, is very uncommon.#298770 ........................................................................... $125

ULMANN, Albert. New Yorkers fromStuyvesant to Roosevelt. New York: ChaucerHead Book Shop 1928. First edition. Spine lettering alittle dull, very good or better without dustwrapper.#330656 ............................................................................. $35

(Childrens) KAIGH-EUSTACE, Edyth.Jungle Babies. New York and Chicago: RandMcNally (1930). First edition. Illustrated by PaulBransom and Don Nelson. Foreword by KermitRoosevelt. Publisher's file copy with copyright stamp onthe title page, and label on the spine, else very near fine.#278255 ........................................................................... $125

WISTER, Owen. Roosevelt: The Story ofA Friendship. New York: Macmillan 1930. Laterprinting. Sticker remnant on the rear pastedown else nearfine in a near fine dustwrapper with a scrape on the spineand a lightly tanned spine. #44776 ................................ $35

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX WISTER, Owen. Roosevelt: The Story ofa Friendship 1880-1919. New York: TheMacmillan Company 1930. Reprint. 372pp. Illustratedwith black and white plates. Very good with mottling tothe boards, spine ends frayed. #346330 ....................... $20

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (ROOSEVELT, Theodore). PRINGLE,Henry F. Theodore Roosevelt: A Bio-graphy. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company(1931). First edition. Ex-library with remnants of shelflabel and stamps to endpapers. Very good minus.#186459 ............................................................................. $18

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX LONGWORTH, Alice Roosevelt.Crowded Hours: Reminiscences. New York:Charles Scribner's Sons 1933. First edition. Good with afaded spine, bumps to the spine ends and corners, rearhinge just starting, without a dustwrapper. #298874 ..................................................................................................... $30

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Theodore Roosevelt. New York: RooseveltMemorial Association 1936. First edition. Stapledwrappers. 23pp. Bottom corner on front cover creased,else near fine. #314200 .................................................... $10

Scribner's Magazine Fiftieth Anniversary1887-1937 Volume CI, Number 1 January,1937. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1937. Firstedition. Near fine in stapled wrappers. Includes works byBret Harte, Howard Pyle, Paul Leicester Ford, StehpenCrane, Edith Wharton, Ernest Hemingway, RichardHarding Davis, Theodore Roosevelt, Theodore Dreiser,others and a section of color illustrations by HowardChandler Christy, Frederic Remington, Will James, J.C.Lyendecker, Maxfield Parrish, F.C. Yohn, N.C. Wyeth, F.E. Schoonover, Arthur Rackham, others. #336398 ..................................................................................................... $50

ROOSEVELT, Hall with Samuel DuffMcCoy. Odyssey of an American Family:An Account of the Roosevelts and TheirKin as Travellers, from 1613 to 1938. NewYork: Harper & Brothers 1939. First edition. Near fine,lacking the dustwrapper. Nicely Inscribed by HallRoosevelt,youngest brother of Eleanor Roosevelt and thenephew of Theodore Roosevelt. #63090 ..................... $75

SCHRIFTGIESSER, Karl. Families. NewYork: Howell, Soskin (1940). First edition. Slightoffsetting to facing blanks, else fine in fine dustwrapper.Study of famous American families including the Adams,Astor, du Pont, Vanderbilt, Lee, Beecher, Barrymore, andRoosevelt families. Scarce in this condition. #107529 ..................................................................................................... $75

COBB, Wm. T. The Strenuous Life: TheOyster Bay Roosevelts in Business andFinance. New York: William E. Rudge's Sons (1946).First edition. Very good plus with minor browning topages in a very good dustwrapper with a tear to the headof the spine and rubbing to the corners and folds.#128657 ............................................................................. $15

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX RUSSELL, Bertrand. Physics andExperience. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press1946. First edition. Stapled wrappers. Soiled and twofacing pages a little roughly opened, very good. Text ofthe Henry Sidgwick Lecture. Ownership signature ofGeorge E. Roosevelt on front wrap, prominent banker,and cousin of both Theodore and Franklin D. Roosevelt.#292633 ............................................................................. $45

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (Children) NEILSON, Winthrop. TheStory of Theodore Roosevelt. New York:Grosset & Dunlap (1953). Reprint. Very good or betterwith general mild wear in fair only dustwrapper withfront flap detached and chipped spine. Signature BookSeries number 14, illustrated by Edward A. Wilson.#161547 ............................................................................. $12

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (ROOSEVELT, Theodore). HAGEDORN,Hermann. The Roosevelt Family ofSagamore Hill. New York: Macmillan Company1954. First edition. Bookseller stamp and tape shadowson endpapers, discoloration to top edge of boards, thusvery good in a very good dustwrapper with lightedgewear and tape remnants on flaps. #168309 ......... $12XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (Mystery) MacDONALD, Philip. Guest inthe House. Garden City: Doubleday / Crime Club1955. First edition, preceding the English edition. Thesmall blindstamp of Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., withher Oyster Bay address, else fine in very gooddustwrapper with small nicks and tears. A novel set inCalifornia. #320016 ....................................................... $125

ROOSEVELT, Theodore. The TheodoreRoosevelt Treasury: A Self-Portrait fromHis Writings. New York: Putnam 1957. First edition.Offsetting to endpapers, otherwise fine in a very goodplus dustwrapper with light wear to the head and tail ofthe spine.Edited and with an introduction by HermannHagedorn #265039 .......................................................... $40

MIERS, Earl Schenck, introduction andnotes by. In Behalf of Parents: Aselection to comfort and counsel the BeatGeneration, from the letters and speechesof Richard Lingard, Benjamin Franklin,Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln,Mark Twain and Theodore Roosevelt.Newark, DE: Curtis Paper 1959. First edition. 32pp. Verygood or better in wrappers slightly browned along thespine fold. Printed with woodcuts by Jacob Landau. Thesixth publication in a series of Americana by the CurtisPaper Company. #198812 .............................................. $10

ROOSEVELT, Nicholas. Good Cooking.New York: Harper & Brothers (1959). First edition. Nearfine with neat owner's name on front fly in a near finedustwrapper with light edgewear. #344304 ................. $10

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX MOWRY, George E. Theodore Rooseveltand the Progressive Movement. New York:Hill and Wang (1960). First edition thus. Originallypublished by the University of Wisconsin in 1946. Lightedgewear to wrappers, else near fine. #330523 ........... $10

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (Western) HENRY, Will [pseudonym ofHeck Allen aka Clay Fisher]. San JuanHill. New York: Random House (1962). First edition.Small ink name marked over on the front fly else fine invery good dustwrapper with some spine fading and somelight chipping at the spinal extremities. A novel about anArizona cowboy with Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders inCuba. #12414 ......................................................... $100 $70

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (ROOSEVELT, Theodore). BROOKS,Chester L. Theodore Roosevelt and theDakota Badlands. Washington, D.C.: NationalPark Service 1962. Reprint. 60 pp. Very good or betterwith general light soiling and fading. A history andguidebook issued by the National Park Service.#240199 ............................................................................. $10

HARBAUGH, William Henry. The Lifeand Times of Theodore Roosevelt. NewYork: Collier Books (1963). New, revised edition (firstCollier Books edition). Very good copy with a remaindermark and previous owner's stamp on the front fly inlightly soiled wrappers. #109686 ................................... $10

BLUM, John Morton. The RepublicanRoosevelt. New York: Atheneum 1965. Reprint, amass market paperback. Very good in wrappers. Ownername, light sunning to spine, abrasion to the frontwrapper. Cover design by Muni Leiblein. #113035 ..................................................................................................... $10

CHURCHILL, Allen. The Roosevelts:American Aristocrats. New York: Harper & Row(1965). First edition. Owner inscription on half-title,otherwise nearly fine with slight fading to spine.#112279 ............................................................................. $10

KELLER, Morton, edited by. TheodoreRoosevelt: A Profile. New York: Hill and Wang(1967). First edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper. A lovelycopy. #88236 ..................................................................... $45

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (ROOSEVELT, Theodore and FranklinD. Roosevelt). MILLER, Nathan. TheRoosevelt Chronicles. Garden City, NY:Doubleday & Company 1979. First edition. Near fine invery good dustwrapper with wear to head of spine and acrease along the bottom edge of the front panel.#186883 ............................................................................. $10

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX TEICHMANN, Howard. Alice: The Lifeand Times of Alice Roosevelt Longworth.Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall (1979). Secondprinting. Slight foxing and bowing to the boards, thusnear fine in a very good dustwrapper with closed tears tothe spine. #260748 ........................................................... $10

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX BLUM, John Morton. The ProgressivePresidents: Roosevelt, Wilson, Roosevelt,Johnson. New York: W.W. Norton (1980). Firstedition. Front hinge separating but sound, thus very goodplus in a very good dustwrapper with some sunning andwear to crown of spine. #258144 .................................. $10

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX DEANDREA, William L. The LunaticFringe: A novel wherein Theodore Roo-sevelt Meets the Pink Angel. New York: M.Evans and Company (1980). First edition. Fine in finedustwrapper. #336828 ..................................................... $20

(ROOSEVELT, Nicholas). DOHAN, MaryHelen. Mr. Roosevelt's Steamboat. NewYork: Dodd, Mead & Company (1981). First edition. 194pp. Fine in nearly fine dustwrapper with smallindentations to back panel. The historic voyage ofNicholas Roosevelt, great-grand uncle of Theodore.#238675 ............................................................................. $10

QUACKENBUSH, Robert. Don't YouDare Shoot That Bear: A Story ofTheodore Roosevelt. Englewood Cliffs,NewJersey: Prentice Hall (1984). Second printing. Fine in avery good dustwrapper. #301046 .................................. $14

FELSENTHAL, Carol. Alice RooseveltLongworth. New York: Putnam's Sons (1988). Firstedition. Gift inscription on front free endpaper,otherwise fine in a near fine dustwrapper with a fadedspine. #136735 .................................................................. $20

WILSON, Dorothy Clarke. Alice andEdith: A Biographical Novel of The TwoWives of Theodore Roosevelt. Garden City,NY: Doubleday (1989). First edition, advance reviewcopy. Very good with some soiling to wrappers.#219661 ............................................................................. $20

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ROOSEVELT, Selwa "Lucky". Keeper ofThe Gate. New York: Simon & Schuster 1990. Firstedition. Light spotting to spine, thus very nearly fine in aprice-clipped, otherwise fine dustwrapper. Signed andInscribed by Selwa "Lucky" Roosevelt, widow ofArchibald Bulloch Roosevelt, Jr., grandson of TheodoreRoosevelt. #133767 ......................................................... $25

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (History) ROOSEVELT, Selwa Lucky.Keeper of the Gate. New York: Simon & Schuster1990. First edition. Small indentation on front panel ofdustwrapper extending to board, thus nearly fine in likedustwrapper . #192695 .................................................... $12

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX COLLIER, Peter and David Horowitz.The Roosevelts: An American Saga. NewYork: Simon & Schuster (1994). First edition. Fine in finedustwrapper. #112283 ..................................................... $10

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX RENEHAN, Edward J. Jr. The Lion'sPride: Theodore Roosevelt and His Familyin Peace and War. New York: Oxford UniversityPress (1998). First edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper.#300677 ............................................................................. $12

AUCHINCLOSS, Louis. Theodore Roo-sevelt. New York: Times Books/Henry Holt andCompany (2002). Uncorrected proof. Glossy pictorialwrappers. Light crease on front wrapper, else fine.Advance Reader's Edition with publisher's letter laid in.#319382 ............................................................................. $15

ROOSEVELT, Theodore. Theodore Roo-sevelt Letters and Speeches. New York:Library of America (2004). First edition. Fine and unreadin an also fine dustwrapper except for one small bumpalong the spine. #270185 ................................................ $35

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