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Moon Face

Jack London

(The Regent Press, Jan. 1, 1906)

Original blue pictorial cloth decorated in cream, pale green, and gilt, octavo, 273 pp + 4pp adverts. Top edge gilt. INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY JACK LONDON to his close friend Johannes Reimers: "Dear Johannes: And there isn't a detestable Indian within the covers of this book. Now will you be good? But I know you won't because–well, because you are Johannes, and because the quality of your gray matter is no improvement upon that of the ancient Greeks. With love, Jack London. Glen Ellen, Calif. Oct. 3, 1906." Johannes Reimers was a Norwegian-American writer and artist who first met Jack at a 1902 birthday party given for Jack by Anna Strunsky. See Charmian London's "The Book of Jack London" volume 1, page 368 for a detailed account of this first meeting. Reimers much later designed the landscaping surrounding the Londons' doomed Wolf House. "BAL 11895, Sisson/Martens page 28. 8400 copies printed in the first edition.

Kateri Tekakwitha The Little Iroquois Girl

Agnes Richomme, Bernard Baray

Unknown Binding (Regina Press, March 15, 1965)

Regina Press. Printed in Belgium 1966. Large 48 page booklet in the style of a comic book with 4 pictures per page and typeset English Text. Indian Maiden cover. Number 5 in the Catholic Picture Library series.

The House of Pride and Other Tales of Hawaii

Jack London

Hardcover (The Regent Press, Sept. 3, 1914)

The House of Pride and Other Tales of Hawaii

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TALES OF THE FISH PATROL: White and Yellow; The King of the Greeks; A Raid on the Oyster Pirates; The Siege of the Lancashire Queen; Charley's Coup; Demetrios Contos; Yellow Handkerchief

Jack London

Hardcover (The Regent Press, July 6, 1914)

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