(ROOSEVELT, THEODORE)

Large Tri-Fold Photograph of Theodore Roosevelt in Leslie's Weekly (October 20, 1898)

First Edition. Complete, original disbound issue of Leslie's Weekly. Dramatic, highly framable photograph of Roosevelt as "the courageous leader of the famous Rough Riders." The photograph was taken at Montauk Point before the Rough Riders were mustered out by the Pach Brothers of New York City. Roosevelt is also described as the Republican candidate for Governor of New York and a "Presidential possibility in 1906."

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Book number: 022485

(ROOSEVELT, THEODORE AND FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT)

"the Presidency: New Quarters" in Time (December 17, 1934)

New York, Time, 1934, First Edition. Soft Cover , Near Fine, Near fine in original wrappers with light general wear. Magazine's lead article on the new renovations of the West Wing of the White House, which was first added by Theodore Roosevelt and now renovated by Franklin Roosevelt.

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Book number: b21724

(MEREDITH, GEORGE; VAN DYKE, HENRY; ROOSEVELT, THEODORE; HARRIS, JOEL CHANDLER; WHARTON, EDITH; DAVIS , RICHARD HARDING; SMITH, F. HOPKINSON; STOCKTON, FRANK R.;HOPE, ANTHONY;)

Scribner's Magazine, Vol. XVIII, July-December, 1895.

NY:: Scribner's Magazine, 1895. Book. H Binding is Hardcover. . Blue cloth, 792pp. With b&w illustrations. Bound volume of one of America's most prestigious magazines in the 19th century. In addition to fiction by some of the leading authors of the day, there are articles on "American Posters," "The Bicycle in History and Romance," "Country Clubs and Hunt Clubs in America," "A Golf Companion," "Giving the Devil His Due," and many other topics. Clean, tight, sound copy. Small tears at top&bottom of spine. Bookplate on front pastedown. Blind stamped on rear free endpaper. Very Good.

-- Lazy River Books

Book number: ss545

Keywords: Magazines America Literature Fiction Politics

(ROOSEVELT, THEODORE)

Thanksgiving 1904 Cover of Life (November 1904)

New York, Life, 1904, First Edition. Disbound , Very Good, Very good in wrappers with crease to covers and pages and wear and starting to spine where disbound plus last few pages detached. Pages are clean and bright. Complete and original issue of Life. The cover is a color drawing of two Puritans with the man surprising the woman with a kiss on the cheek and causes the cooked turkey to come tumbling. Cartoon of "Theodore Roosevelt dressed as a knight with book in hand and hunter's tall hat on head by Louis R. Head, "Mr. Theodore Cromwell Roosevelt," pointing out his many talents: "Author, Soldier, Hunter, Policeman, Politician and President." Also, a full-page cartoon by R .Montgomery Flagg, "Some Recent Fictions" (p. 499), and editorial about Judge Parker and Theodore Roosevelt (p. 498) and editorial about Judge Parker and Theodore Roosevelt (p. 498). An interesting piece of turn-of-the-century memorabilia with ads for Milo Cigarettes,Smith Shaving Stick, Cadillac, Peter's Chocolate, to name only a few, and plenty of cartoons and other illustrations, plus feature stories, fiction and poetry.

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Book number: b20392

(ROOSEVELT, THEODORE)

"What Mr. Roosevelt Reads" in New York Times, Part Ii: Saturday Review of Books (April 1, 1905)

First Edition. Fine, Complete, original, disbound issue in near fine condition. 1.5 columns (p. 200).

-- Library Books / Clayton Fine Books

Book number: T318

ABBOTT, LYMAN, EDITOR; ROOSEVELT, THEODORE

The Outlook; Volume 103 Number 8; February 22, 1913

New York, Outlook Com. 1913. Soft Cover, Large 8vo. About 100pp with lots of book ads. "Beginning Theodore Roosevelt's Chapters of Autobiography". General edgewear but interior sound & readable. Good/No Dust Jacket.

-- Artis Books

Book number: 31981

Catalogue: Periodicals

AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. VOLUME 24, 1934. (THEODORE ROOSEVELT).

Geographical Review. Volume 24. 1934

American Geographical Society. New York. 1934.. 4 issues of this quarterly. In hardcover, light library marks, bound without issue covers, otherwise VG. Articles include: The Long Beach Earthquake (with photos of damaged buildings), An Eskimo Discovery of an Island North of Alaska, Discovery of a New Sketch of Cape Hudson in the Antarctic, The Murray River Basin (Australia), Land Problems in Puerto Rico and the Philippine Islands (by Theodore Roosevelt [Jr.], son of the late president), The Michigan-Pan American Airways Greenland Expedition, Peat-Land Utilization (in USA), Present Status of Settlement in Hokkaido, Explorations in East Greenland, Drift Iron: A Fortuitous Factor in Primitive Culture, The Early Casting of Iron. 2 folding maps.

-- Erik Hanson (Books & Ephemera)

Book number: 5z27

Keywords: Greenland, Arctic, Antarctic, Eskimo, Iron, Alaska, History, Geography, Lo Ng Beach, Earthquake, California

[ROOSEVELT, THEODORE]. ANDREWS, MARY RAYMOND SHIPMAN.

His Soul Goes Marching On.

New York. Charles Scribner's Sons. 1922. First Edition. 12mo. 84 pp. Hardcover in illustrated tan paper-wrapped boards. A nice copy with light wear to corners and sticker removal from rear pastedown.
¶ Posthumous tribute to Teddy Roosevelt.

-- Robert Erwin, Bookseller

Book number: 11999

Catalogue: Biography

Keywords: Biography

LOREN MAC ARTHUR; FOREWORD-THEODORE ROOSEVELT

Audubon Guide to the National Wildlife Refuges: California&Hi: California, Hawaii, and Midway Island (Audubon Guides to the National Wildlife Refuges)

St. Martin's Griffin, 2000-04-22. Paperback. Fine . excellent condition .

-- Sagebrush Valley Book Shoppe

Book number: 090402009

Catalogue: Travel

(THEODORE ROOSEVELT) BAILEY, THOMAS A. (SIGNED).

Theodore Roosevelt and the Japanese-American Crises. An Account of the International Complications Arising from the Race Problem on the Pacific Coast.

Stanford:, Stanford University,, 1934. First Edition. Hardcover. Signed and Inscribed By Thomas A. Bailey. A Near Fine Hardback First Edition First Printing. 8vo. Ix, 353 Pp. Near Fine.

-- By The Book, LC

Book number: 43159

Keywords: Presidents Japan Signed

[ROOSEVELT, THEODORE]. BANKS, CHARLES EUGENE & LEROY ARMSTRONG.,

THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Twenty-Sixth President of the United States. A Typical American. Introductory Chapters by Gen. Joseph Wheeler and Opie Read.

Portland OR: S. C. Miller & Co., (1901). 8vo. 413 pp. Original green cloth lettered in gilt., VG (some minor fraying to cloth @ head of spine). Illustrated.

-- Tavistock Books, ABAA

Book number: 16557

MARSTON BATES; ARCHIE CARR; J. FRANK DOBIE; JOSEPH WOOD KRUTCH; TEILHARD DE CHARDIN; MARGARET MEAD; PAUL R. EHRLICH; THEODORE ROOSEVELT; OLIVER LA FARGE; EDITOR-ALAN TERNES

Ants, Indians, and Little Dinosaurs: A Celebration of Man & Nature for the 75th Anniversary of Natural History Magazine

Scribner, 1975. Paperback. Used: Very Good. tiny corner of back cover missing, otherwise in excellent condition .

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Book number: 110512032

Catalogue: Science

BEEBE, WILLIAM; THEODORE ROOSEVELT (FOREWORD) (BEBE,BEEB)

Jungle Peace

NY: The Modern Library. 1920, Later Edition. Hardcover. The 1920 publication date is wrong but it's the only date in the book; I'm guessing 1930's. 297 pages, small format hardcover in an attractive/durable full-cloth binding with gold stamping. Includes a seven page Foreword by President Theodore Roosevelt and an Index. Nice copy: the spine is slightly faded/one small wrinkle, lower corner of back a little bumped, one small stamp on rear free endpaper. Otherwise the book is in very nice condition with NO markings throughout. NOT an ex-library, NOT a book club, NOT a remainder. Very Good+, no dj. Very Good+/No Dj.

-- Interesting Books

Book number: 006537

Catalogue: Fiction

Keywords: Novel Fiction Literature Guiana

BERNSTEIN, HERMAN; FOREWORD BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT

The Willy-Nicky Correspondence: Being the Secret and Intimate Telegrams Exchanged Between the Kaiser and the Tsar

Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1918. First Edition, Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Dark blue cloth over boards, 158 pp. foreword by Theodore Roosevelt in type and Facsimile. The secret telegram correspondence between Kaiser Wilhelm and Czar Nicholas between 1904 and 1907, sixty-five in all; with an introduction by Bernstein and his comments on many of the telegrams. Corners and spine ends bumped with some wear, covers soiled and scuffed, spine discolored; light foxing on endpapers and through foreword (progressively less), pages lightly toned; otherwise, the text is clean and unmarked, no writing or notations; binding is sound. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 0 lbs 11 oz.

-- Dennis Holzman Antiques

Book number: 006264

Catalogue: Military, Wars, Military Weapons

Keywords: Kaiser Wilhelm, Czar Nicholas, Willy-Nicky Telegrams, World War I, Theodore Roosevelt, Herman Bernstein Military, Wars, Military Weapons; History, General; NOISBN History, General

[ROOSEVELT, THEODORE] BISHOP, JOSEPH BUCKLIN

THEODORE ROOSEVELT AND HIS TIME, SHOWN IN HIS OWN LETTERS (COMPLETE IN 2 VOLUMES)

New York, Charles Scribner's Sons 1920, First Edition, Hardcover. Good with no dust jacket.
¶ Dark green cloth over boards, gilt spine lettering; photogravure frontispieces; additional black and white illustrations; Vol. I: xiii, 505 pp.; Vol. II: vii, 516 pp.; Index to both volumes at end of Vol. II. Spine ends and corners of both volumes worn and frayed; gilt spine lettering on both volumes very faint; hinges cracked to webbing; old damp stains at bottom edges of pages in both volumes; some off-setting to a couple of pages in each volume from items laid in at one time; page egdes darkened; some light spots on cloth of both volumes due to insect damage. Text blocks clean and secure, no prior owner marks.

-- Basset Books LLC

Book number: 54254

Catalogue: American History

BISHOP, JOSEPH BUCKLIN EDITOR THEODORE ROOSEVELT

Theodore Roosevelt's Letters to His Children

Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1923. Hardcover. Later printing. Name in ink front free endpaper, tips bumped, front cover cloth bit discolored else good no dust jacket. Americana. Good .

-- Robinson Street Books

Book number: WARE14AA014

[ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. 1858 - 1919]. BLATCH, HARRIOT [EATON] STANTON [1856 - 1940].,

MOBILIZING WOMAN-POWER. With a Foreword by Theodore Roosevelt.

New York: The Womans Press, 1918. Crown 8vo. 1st edition. 195 pp. Appendix ('Documents Used in Women's War-Work in England and France'). Light brown vertically-ribbed cloth stamped in blue, with a decorative frame surrounding the front board title stamping., dull/minor extremity wear). Illustrated with a Frontis & 12 inserted plates.
¶ Blatch the daughter of suffragist Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who followed in her mother's footsteps by also becoming a leader in the late 19th/early 20th C. women's movement, a writer and an advocate for labor reform. Blatch is credited with reviving & modernizing a suffrage movement which, by the beginning of the 20th century, was listless & flagging; she is also credited with motivating its evolution from a mostly middle & upper class movement to one which exhibited a concern for rights of working women, primarily by her 1907 launching of the Equality League of Self- Supporting Women which held open-air meetings & inaugurated the first suffrage parades. Blatch's style was radical in nature, combining a militant civil disobedience with political activism. The synergy generated her personal energy, daring & political savvy spurred the Suffrage movement on, aiding it in achieving its goal of enfranchising American women with the 1920 passage of the Constitution's 19th Amendment.With the coming of WWI, Blatch directed her formidable personality & energies to aiding the war effort, and this book was written in such a spirit- it describes the European female contribution to fighting the Hun, & exhorts their American counterparts to do no less [NAW, Vol. I].

-- Tavistock Books, ABAA

Book number: 23310.1

BORDEAUX, HENRY. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH BY LOUISE MORGAN SILL, WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT

Georges Guynemer: Knight of the Air.

New Haven & New York, Yale University Press, 1918. First English language edition. Hardbound. Original pictorial green boards; octavo (5.75 x 8.5 inches), pp 256. Illustrated with 3-color wood engraved frontispiece by Rudolph Ruzicka and 4 monochrome plates after charcoal drawings by W.A. Dwiggins. Some wear to corners and edges but very good overall French aviator Capitaine Georges Guynemer (1894-1917) became a national idol in the French press for his daring exploits in combat against Germany. He disappeared during aerial combat while attempting his fifty-fifth kill.

-- Chanticleer Books

Book number: 15856

Catalogue: Aviation

BOWES, MAJOR EDWARD (SELECTED BY). WITH A FOREWORD BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

Verses I Like.

New York. Star Books. Garden City Publishing. 1939. Reprint. New Revised Edition. 8vo. 191 pp. with indices. Hardcover in blue cloth boards with gilt titles & rules on black background on spine. Dark gray top edge. Near fine in good dust jacket. Jacket shelf worn & rubbed with small tears at extremities. Book is tight & clean with no interior markings Toning just starting on endpapers. Solid binding.
¶ Major Bowes (1874-1946) founded the Major Bowes' Amateur Hour which was the best-known amateur talent show in radio during the 30s & 40s. Many of the poems here were recited by the Major on the show.

-- Robert Erwin, Bookseller

Book number: 16738

Catalogue: Poetry

Keywords: Poetry

BOWES, MAJOR EDWARD - SELECTED BY. FOREWORD BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT.,

Verses I Like.

Garden City, NY, Garden City Pub. Co., (1939). VG. Some edge wear and marks on cover. Owner's name fep. Bowes selects from a number of authors works of poetry he likes.

-- Crabtree's Collection Old Books

Book number: BOOKS001740I

Catalogue: Poetry

BOWES, MAJOR EDWARD, SELECTED BY, FOREWORD BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT,

Verses I Like.

NY, Garden City Pub Co, (1939). G. Owner inscription fep, edge wear, imprint of iron on front cover.

-- Crabtree's Collection Old Books

Book number: BOOKS014019I

Catalogue: Poetry

BRAITHEWAITE, WILLIAM STANLEY (EDITOR); INTRODUCTION BY: ROOSEVELT, THEODORE

Victory! Celebrated By Thirty-Eight American Poets

Small, Maynard & Company Publishers, 1919. Hardcover, Cloth. Good book, no dustjacket. Wear to the right front edge.

-- My Book Heaven

Book number: E13637

Catalogue: Poetry

Keywords: Poetry, Anthology, War

(ROOSEVELT, THEODORE) BROOKS, SYDNEY

"Some Talks with Mr. Roosevelt" in Harper's Weekly (July 8, 1911)

New York, Harper's, 1911, First Edition. Soft Cover , Near Fine, Near fine in original illustrated wrappers with some light wear along the folded edge.

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Book number: b21604

BROOKS, CHESTER L. (WITH RAY H. MATTISON.) (BIOGRAPHY OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT.)

Theodore Roosevelt and the Dakota Badlands

Washington, National Park Service. 1962, reprint. (Pamphlet) Very good. 60pp. Illustrated cover, photographs, maps, bibliography. Biography of Theodore Roosevelt. Locale: Dakota Badlands; North Dakota; South Dakota.

-- Burton Lysecki Books (ABAC/ILAB)

Book number: 104945

Catalogue: American History

Keywords: Western America, Parks, Ranch Life

(ROOSEVELT, THEODORE) BRYAN, WILLIAM JENNINGS, EDITOR

Ten Issues of the Commoner. Nine Issued Is 1905 and One Issued in 1907

Lincoln, 1905, 1907, 1905, First Edition. Near Fine, Ten issues of William Jennings Bryan's The Commoner. Most of these issues concern the policies put forth by Theodore Roosevelt, and Roosevelt portrayed in political cartoons on the covers of five of these issues. One issue has a cartoon of John D. Rockefeller facing his final judgement. All of these issues are complete and original and have never been bound. There are some small condition issues: darkening of the newsprint paper, generally very light edgewear, and one issue has a misfolded interior page. The size of each issue is approximately 14.5" x 11". Each issue has 16 pages. There are some signed contributions, but most of the content is unsigned and, presumably, by Bryan.

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Book number: b25165