(lot of 10) Books: (1) "Saint Thomas Aquinas", black leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine with gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "The Torah", The Easton Press, 1992, blue leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine with gilt pages, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "Jewish State", Theodor Herzl, The Easton Press, blue leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine with gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "Phenomenology of Spirit", Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, The Easton Press, green leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "Medical Education in the United States and Canada: A Report to the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching", Abraham Flexner, The Easton Press, 1994, green leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "Psychology of the Unconscious", Carl G. Jung, The Easton Press, 1995, red leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "Behing and Nothingness", Jean-Paul Sartre, The Easton Press, 1995, black leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "The Analects of Confucius", Lionel Giles, The Easton Press, 1976, brown leather with gilt embossing and chinese characters, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, 130 pages; (1) "Lysis, or Friendship: The Symposium Phaedrus", Plato, The Easton Press, 1979, red leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, 208 pages; (1) "The Republic", Plato, The Easton Press,1980, black leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, silvered page ends, 622 pages; largest: 10.75"h, 7.50"w, 1.25"d; total: 21.0 lbs*Provenance: The estate of Douglas B. Marshall (1917-2007) and his wife, Margaret Cullen Marshall. Las Palmas / Gleannloch Arabian Horse Farm is a Moorish fantasy built by the Marshall’s for their world renowned Arabian horses. It was the home of the Egyptian Arabian stallion Morafic (1956-1974), World Sire Champion. Las Palmas / Gleannloch was a magical place where presidents, kings and Hollywood royalty were entertained for many years.* Start Price: $80.00