Nature from Ashlar Books

Fine copy. Some pages uncut, bound in sturdy brown wrappers. First prining.

Very good in pictorial dust jacket that is price clipped.

Limited to 400 copies. The printing has been done from the electrotypes of 1887 and in the original format, with a new cover carrying a medallion of the author. About fine.

Limited to 1000 numbered copies. A very good copy with some slight damp stain to tip of end paper. Black & white photographs. The former owner has pencil annotations below some photos. One note is "Cherokee Indian in Sioux Headdress". Another identifies the name of a portrait picture Lacking the glassine dust jacket and slip case. Scarce.

About a fine copy, issued without dust jacket. Small former owner's name stamped on front free endpaper. Barton was a friend of Jefferson and a noted naturalist with an interest in Native Americans.

Fine hardcover copy. Issued without dust jacket. Signed by the author on the title page.

Cover tips show a little wear otherwise very good. Illustrated. Presentation copy from the author. An important work advocating the natural style of gardens. Still in print today. Scarce.

First edition with author's photographs. An excellent copy with the scarce, almost fine pictorial dust jacket. Minor offsetting to end panels due to the stiff coarse dust jacket flaps.

First edition. Very good in dust jacket. Very light foxing to top edge. Inscribed by McKibben to fellow Vermont author/naturalist Ted Levin. Nice association and a scarce book signed.