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Keyes, Frances Parkinson.
Bernadette of Lourdes.
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New York:
Julian Messner
1953.
Originally published under title THE SUBLIME SHEPHERDESS, this is a slightly revised 1st edition. 152 pages with some photos. Blue boards, bumped at corners, spine rubbed at top and bottom, some discoloring on spine and edges. DJ has several tears and a scotch tape repair. Gift inscription in pen on dedication page and gift card included.
good / fai5
[Book #8377]
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Keyes, Frances Parkinson.
Blue Camelia.
fair-good.
New York:
Julian Messner
1957.
1st edition of a novel set primarily in Crowley, Louisiana, "rice capital" of the U.S. 432 pages. Dark green boards with gilt title. Bright condition, corner bumps at bottom. DJ has tears at edges.
very good / fair-good
[Book #8376]
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Keyes, Frances Parkinson.
The Chess Players.
NY:
Farrar, Straus and Cudahy
1960.
1st edition of the novel about Paul Morphy, a chess champion, who was a Confederate agent in Paris. FP Keyes restored the New Orleans house lived in by Paul Morphy, a major impetus for this novel. Blue boards, frayed dj. Overall, a bright copy.
very good / fair-good
[Book #8308]
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Keyes, Frances Parkinson.
The Frances Parkinson Keyes Cookbook.
Garden City:
Doubleday and Co.
1955.
This is a book full of recipes and a "culinary memoir" about various phases of FPK's life. A few photographs. 1st ed.
very good / poor
[Book #8295]
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Keyes, Frances Parkinson.
The Great Tradition.
New York:
Julian Messner
1939.
Story centers on a German-American living primarily in Germany in 1920's and 30's. Blue boards with portraits on front cover; Price clipped dj. 1st edition, which is relatively scarce edition.
very good / fair
[Book #8294]
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Keyes, Frances Parkinson.
Joy Street.
very good.
New York:
julian Messner
1950.
This is a signed 1st edition of probably the most popular Keyes book. Blue boards with corner bumps and shelf wear, and a small insect hole on spine. DJ is in very good condition. 490 pages.
good / very good
[Book #8374]
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Keyes, Frances Parkinson.
The Old Gray Homestead.
fair.
Cleveland, Ohio:
World
1943.
This is the 1st printing of the Tower edition of F P Keyes's 1st book. A novel set on a farm in New England. Dark green boards with some discoloring. DJ is torn in several places and has a piece missing. 301 pages.
good / fair
[Book #8373]
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Keyes, Frances Parkinson.
Pioneering People.
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Washington, D.C.:
Daughters of the American Revolution
1937.
This book is one of the scarcest of Frances Parkinson Keyes. It is a collection of biographies originally published in the Granite Monthly or the National Historical Magazine of the DAR. The biographies are of FPK's grandmother, Frances Parkinson, a teacher and then wife of a minister in Woburn, Mass., Moses Dow of Haverhill, NH, William Tarleton of Pike, NH, Col. Thomas Johnson, an ancestor and one of 1st settlers in Newbury, Vt., and Henry Parkinson, another ancestor primarily from Londonderry, NH. 47 pages. The book has a glassine dj, which has some tears, and is in its original mailing envelope. Apparently never read and in very fine condition.
very fine / fair
[Book #8293]
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