(lot of 18) Books: "So far from God", John S.D. Eisenhower, The Easton Press, 1993, black leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, 436 pages; (3) "Lee's Lieutenants: A Study in Command Volume 1 - 3", Douglas Southall Freeman, The Easton Press, 1991, grey leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, volume one: 776 pages, volume two and three: unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (2) "The Gettysburg Campaign", Edwin B. Coddington, The Easton Press, brown leather in gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap with one having a slight opening on top; (2) "Experience of War: Volume 1 and 2", Kenneth S. Davis, The Easton Press, 1992, blue leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends with one book unopened in publisher's plastic wrap, 794 pages; (1) "An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States", Charles A. Beard, The Easton Press, 1994, brown leather with gilt embossing, raised bands with gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap, (1) "The Frontier of American History", Frederick Jackson Turner, The Easton Press, 1988, brown leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "Valley Forge" Alfred Hoyt Bill, The Easton Press, 1993, blue leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "The Fate of the Maine", John Edward Weems, The Easton Press, 1990, brown leather with gilt embossing, raised bands with gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, 208 pages; (1) "The American Political Tradition" Richard Hofstadter, brown leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "The Peculiar Institution: Slavery in the Ante-Bellum South", Kenneth M. Stampp, The Easton Press, 1995, green leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, 436 pages; (1) "Day of Infamy", Walter Lord, The Easton Press, 1992, red leather in gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, 244 pages; (1) "The World Rushed In: The California Gold Rush Experience", J.S. Holliday, The Easton Press, 1989, brown leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "The Oregon Trail", Francis Parkman, The Easton Press, 1980, brown leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, unopened in publisher's plastic wrap; (1) "Roosevelt's Rough Riders", Virgil Carrington Jones, The Easton Press, 1991, dark green leather with gilt embossing, raised bands and gilt lettering on spine, gilt page ends, 354 pages; largest: 9.25"h, 6.25"w, 2.25"d, total: 40.25 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