bennett ralph culver (3 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 82 Pp Labeled Generic Card Binder. .The Author's Own Copy, With Label From Rosa Johnson Who Purchased His Estate In 1957". Unrecorded, No Copy In Worldcat. Bennett Was Formerly Dean Of The Law Dept. At The State University Of Oregon; See Who's Who.

Soft cover. Zustand: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 12 Pp + Printed Wrappers, Brad Binding [And] 18 Pp + Typed, Labeled Generic Card Binder. Red-Light Mamie Is A Short Humorous Playlet, Three Characters.The Author's Own Copy, Signed At Top Ralph Culver Bennett, Yale Club, New York City", With Note Below "From His Estate- Purchased By Rosa Johnson 1957", From Their Purchase Of The Villa Rose In Altadena In 1957. A Note On The Cover Claims Copyright, But No Copy In Worldcat. Bennett Was Dean Of The State University Of Oregon School Of Law. He Also Published In The Yale University Law School (On The Roman Law Of Quality), The Annals Of The American Academy Of Political And Social Science (On The Merger Movement In The Motion Picture Industry, 1930, While He Was A Lecturer In Motion Picture Law At Usc), Etc.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Plates Throughout (illustrator). 1st Edition. 323 Pp + Bibliography And Extensive Name Index At End. In Very Worn And Chipped Full Morocco, Gilt. Many Plates, Including Unattributed But Signed Frontispiece By Francis Brundage. Copyright Date Blacked Out But Barely Readable, 1929Unpublished, Romantic But Very Detailed And Well-Researched Historical Novel Of The Role Of Sir Edward Courtenay, Later Earl Of Devon, In The War Of The Roses. Unrecorded Novel, Copyright Information Inked Out On Copyright Page, No Record In Worldcat.The Author's Own Copy, With A Few Hand Corrections, Signed And With A Presentation To Rosa P Johnson Who Bought His Villa Rose On Rubio Drive In Altadena. Bennett Was Dean Of The University Of Oregon School Of Law. He Also Published In The Yale University Law School (On The Roman Law Of Quality), The Annals Of The American Academy Of Political And Social Science (On The Merger Movement In The Motion Picture Industry, 1930, While He Was A Lecturer In Motion Picture Law At Usc), Etc. He Also Wrote A Short Play, "Red Light Mamie" For The Yale Club In Nyc.