(lot of 19) Books in various color of leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, comprising: (1) "Paul Revere's Ride", David Hackett Fischer, The Easton Press, 1996, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "Frank Lloyd Wright: America's Greatest Architect", Herbert Jackobs, The Easton Press, 1991, gilt page ends, 224 pages; (1) "The Course of Empire", Bernard DeVoto, The Easton Press, 1988, gilt page ends, 648 pages; (1) "Paul Revere", Emerson Tayor, The Easton Press, 1995, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "Where the Domino Fell: America and Vietnam 1945 to 1990", James S. Olson and Randy Roberts, The Easton Press, 1991, gilt page ends, 322 pages; (1) "Journals and Other Documents on the LIfe and Vyages of Christopher Columbus", Samuel Eliot Morison, The Easton Press, 1993, gilt page ends, 420 pages; (1) "The San Francisco Earthquake", Gordon Thomas and Max Morgan Witts, The Easton Press, 1971, gilt pages ends, 316 pages; (1) "God Gave Us This Country", Bil Gilbert, The Easton Press, 1994, gilt page ends, unopned in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "The War to End All Wars: The American Military Experience in World War I", Edward M. Coffman, The Easton Press, 1990, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "The Shackles of Power", John Dos Passos, The Easton Press, 1988, gilt page ends, 426 pages; (1) "The French and Indian Wars", Edward Hamilton, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "The Era of Good Feelings", George Dangerfiled, The Easton Press, 1986, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "Charles Summer and the Coming of the Civil War", David Donald, The Easton Press, 1987, gilt page ends, 392 pages; (1) "Custer: The LIfe of General George Armstrong Custer", Jay Monaghan, The Easton Press, 1986, gilt page ends, 470 pages; (1) "Pocahontas and Her World", Philip L. Barbour, The Easton Pres, 1994, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "Passage to America: A History of Emigrants from Great Britain and Ireland to America in the Mid-Nineteenth Century", Terry Coleman, The Easton Press, 1988, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (3) "The Americans: The Democratic Experience, The National Experience, The Colonial Experience", Daniel J. Boorstin, The Easton Press, gilt page ends, all unopened with publisher's plastic wrap with one opening at the top; largest: 9.50"h, 7.25"w, 1.50"d; total: 38.75 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