Description :

A thoughtful mix of vintage and mid-century titles, ranging from philosophy and literature to floral arrangement and education. Each volume offers a distinct glimpse into cultural and intellectual history.

Included Titles:

• “Prose and Poetry of America” by Meline Mallon – Part of the St. Thomas More Series, this anthology celebrates American literary tradition with select works reflecting patriotism, wit, and introspection.

• “Anna Karenina” by Tolstoy – Tolstoy's masterwork of love, betrayal, and societal constraint—a cornerstone of Russian literature.

• “Carnations: Elegance in Floral Arrangements” – A delightful guide to artistic floral design, showcasing the mid-century fascination with structured beauty in home décor and garden culture.

• “The Pilgrim’s Progress” – John Bunyan’s enduring allegory of faith and perseverance, influential in both religious and literary spheres.

• “Moral Discourses of Epictetus” (Library of Standard Writers) – Stoic philosophy at its finest; Epictetus shares reflections on virtue, endurance, and the nature of wisdom.

• “The Nature of Our Instincts and Emotions” – Little Blue Book No. 1052 – A compact exploration of human psychology, part of the influential early 20th-century Little Blue Book series.

• “What is Man?” – Little Blue Book No. 1000 – A provocative examination of human identity and philosophical inquiry, likely drawing from Twain or similar thinkers.

• “The Republic” – Little Blue Book No. 828 – Plato’s foundational political treatise, introducing timeless concepts of justice, ideal society, and leadership.

• “The Philosophy of Education” – Little Blue Book No. 837 – A concise summary of educational theory and the importance of intellectual development, tailored for a general readership.

  ... AND MORE

Condition: Varies from gently worn to well-loved, with characterful patina consistent with age. This is a lot for collectors of vintage books, philosophers at heart, or decor enthusiasts seeking a scholarly accent.

Friendly Reminder: This auction will start closing at 6:30pm on Tuesday, August 12th