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Click for larger image 181. Bowen, C. E.  
Grandmamma's Relics and Her Stories About Them 

Publisher: Griffith & Farran London, 1994
Grandmamma’s Relics and Her Stories About Them. By C. E. Bowen. London: Griffith & Farran, 1884. Hardcover. A grandmother tells a series of six stories to her grandchildren, based around "relics" found in her home. Included are: The Midnight Adventure; The Tiverly Ghost; The Indian Chain; Ben, the Newfoundland Dog; The Waltham Hall Mystery; and Adventure in a Cave. 151 pages + 16 page catalogue of books published by Dutton. Book is in GOOD condition; binding good; text pages have some foxing. Pictorial cover (see photo); no dust jacket. . No Jacket. Hard Cover. Book condition: Good
Item number: 000614
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Click for larger image 182. Bowen, C. E., Illustrated by: Collins, T. W.  
Among the Brigands, and Other Tales of Adventure 

Publisher: Griffith, Farran, Okeden, & Welsh New York, 1870
Among the Brigands, and Other Tales of Adventure. By C. E. Bowen; illustrated by T. W. Collins. New York: Griffith, Farran Okeden & Welsh, nd (ca. 1870s?). Hardcover. This book of adventure stories includes four short novelettes: Among the Brigands; Uncle Toby’s Voyage on an Iceberg; Adventure With A Wolf; and Spectres and Smugglers. 160 pages + 16-pages catalog of publisher’s titles. Book is in GOOD condition. Pictorial cover (see photo); no dust jacket. No Jacket. Hard Cover. Book condition: Good
Item number: 000494
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Click for larger image 183. Boydston, Kay, Illustrated by: William Blackman  
Reflections 

Publisher: Dowagiac Commercial Press Dowagiac, MI, 1988
"Reflections is a little book to pick up and browse through and re-read….the brief story of a family and a favorite place which could be anybody’s found anywhere. For this reason it will have a general appeal to all who have had the fun of an expanding and growing-up family and to any who prefer woodland trails to cement sidewalks and bird watching to TV viewing. "It should, we think, appeal especially to Fernwood members….and to Fernwood visitors, so many of whom write after being here, ‘We find it hard to describe Fernwood. It is truly a unique place. We wish there were another just like it in our town.’ "In these times of stress and changing values there is a basic need for all of us, young and old alike, to have some time to enjoy, study and understand the world we live in….in short, to become aware. The plan, principal purpose and total program of Fernwood is to open eyes, ears and hearts to these natural miracles around us every day, so many of them missed bedause of a lack of time, knowledge and awareness. "It will, perhaps, raise the spirits to reflect on the world we might have if there were many, many other small Fernwoods dotted close over the whole expanse of the U.S.A." Nicely illustrated, including six (6) full-page, color illustrations by William Blackmun. 88 pages. Very Good. Hard Cover. Book condition: Very Good
Item number: 000059
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Click for larger image 184. Brackett, Anna C.  
The Technique of Rest 

Publisher: Harper & Brothers Publishers New York, 1901
The Technique of Rest. By Anna C. Brackett. New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1901. Hardcover. "The occasion of this book is an article of min in Harper’s New Monthly Magazine for June 1891, called ‘The Technique of Rest, ’ which was an attempt to help, out of my own rather wide experience, some of the women who were tired. From different parts of the country, and from women whom I had never heard of, came letters of thanks for the help given to them….It seemed to have touched the right chord, and for that I was very thankful, since the world of women is not destitute of effort, nor is its effort purposeless, but the purpose is too often method less, and so, much brave effort is worse than wasted. This is particularly the case in home life…." 178 pages. Book is in GOOD or better. Some soiling to cover; binding is tight; text pages are clean. No dust jacket. No Jacket. Hard Cover. Book condition: Good
Item number: 000275
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Click for larger image 185. Bragdon, Claude Fayette  
The Golden Person in the Heart 

Publisher: Brothers of the Book Gouverneur, NY, 1898
The Golden Person in the Heart. By Claude Fayette Bragdon. Governeur, NY: Brothers of the Book, 1898. Brothers of the book was a "brotherhood" that published specialized books, usually written by members, and sold only to members. Hardcover. LIMITED EDITION: "Of this edition three hundred and fifty copies have been printed during November, MDCCCXCVIII, for the Brothers of the Book, this copy being number 59." "The Golden Person in the Heart, the initial poem in this little volume, is the result of an attempt to present, in metrical form, such of the tenets and teachings of Brahmanism as may best indicate the main outlines of that most ancient and wonderful philosophy, as set fort in the Upanishads, and others of the sacred books of the East. The poem is in no sense a work of erudition, but only a bee’s burden of honey gathered from the thousand flowers of an oriental garden in which the author has spent many precious and memorable hours. Of the remaining verses, some few have been published in The Chap-Book, The Lotus, The Fly Leaf and The New Bohemian, but the larger number are here presented for the first time." Bragdon was a noted American architect, writer and stage designer, most known for his architecture in the tradition of Frank Lloyd Wright. 43 pages. Book is in GOOD or better condition. Some discoloration to cover. No dust jacket. No Jacket. Hard Cover. Book condition: Good
Item number: 000630
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Click for larger image 186. Brandreth, Paul  
Trails of Enchantment 

Publisher: G. Howard Watt Publisher New York, 1930
Trails of Enchantment. By Paul Brandreth (pseud. Paulina Brandreth); introduction by Roy Chapman Andrews. New York: G. Howard Watt, Publisher, 1930. Hardcover. "For hunters who love the north woods, the past glory of the wilderness is recorded here. Paullina Brandreth, who wrote under the pseudonym Paul Brandreth, was a woman who hunted and photographed deer in the Adirondacks with noted deer hunters Roy Chapman Andrews, General "Black Jack" Pershing, and Reuben Cary. She began writing for the acclaimed sportsmen's journal Forest and Stream in 1894 at the age of nine. Her material in the magazine was credited to Camp Good Enough, Brandreth Lake, a major deer camp on land purchased by her grandfather specifically for hunting and fishing. One of only a few women writing about hunting at that time, Brandreth chose to continue to write under a pseudonym, publishing Trails of Enchantment in 1930. She was passionate about still-hunting whitetail bucks…." Numerous black-and-white photographic plates; first plate is present but detached. xvi +318 pages. Book is in GOOD condition; expected wear; soiling on spine. No dust jacket. No Jacket. Hard Cover. Book condition: Good
Item number: 000301
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Click for larger image 187. Brannock, Earl  
Queen of the Chesapeake and Hudson 

Publisher: Earl Brannock Cambridge, MA, 1986
Queen of the Chesapeake and Hudson. By Earl Brannock. Cambridge, MD: Earl Brannock, 1986. Oversized oblong softcover. "In collecting information about the Steam Ship Nokomis to be presented to the Maritime Hall of Fame, it became apparent that this story had been locked in the annals of history for too long a time. It was really a story of three dynamic men and the influence this ship had on their individual lives and successes; a story that needed to be told. The ‘Golden Years’ of large yachts was at an all time high. The industrial expansion of the United States and much of its early 20th century history seemed to become interwoven with the Nokomis. This yacht and its owners left a lasting impression of the drive and course that helped shape America into the country that it is today. For three decades the Nokomis served the rich and famous as well as numerous governmental agencies. There are few people living today with clear memories of this era of the large yachts. I am indebted to many for refreshing these memories; as they are revived, I feel confident in saying that there are many ships of equal importance but few that deserve the title ‘Queen of the Chesapeake and Hudson.’" Well illustrated. 50 pages. Book is in VERY GOOD condition. Paper wrappers. . No Jacket. Soft Cover. Book condition: Very Good 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall
Item number: 000681
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Click for larger image 188. Brenan, Gerald  
A Holiday By the Sea 

Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy New York, 1962
A Holiday by the Sea. By Gerald Brenan. New York: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1962. First United States publication (stated). Hardcover. "Tom Fisher is a cultured, highly articulate, middle-aged intellectual of the early thirties who, like T. S. Eliot’s Purfrock, is filled with an insidious sense of failure at having measured out his life with coffee-spoons. To escape this realization he has turned away from life into art, literature and, above all, conversation. After a long estrangement Tom is visiting his half-sister Dora and her schizophrenic communist husband, Hubert, in a cottage on the Kent coast, where he renews his childhood obsession with the sea and the ambiguous, once incestuous dream-relationship with Dora, besides making occasional expeditions to a nearby seaside town to philander with local shopgirls. However, with the arrival of Hubert’s ex-fiancee Eleanor, he begins (again like the hero of Eliot’s great poem) to hear the mermaids singing each to each and even dares imagine that they may sing to him. But though Eleanor like men and sees Tom as a stading invitation to seduce him, she is a cold, sea-witch character who requires men mainly as food for her compulsive, neurotic vanity…." 254 pages. Book is in GOOD condition; there is a moisture stain on the outside lower edge of the book and lower edge of front endpaper. Dust jacket is in GOOD condition. . Good. Hard Cover. Book condition: Good
Item number: 000558
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Click for larger image 189. Bressler, Harry Bond  
Zone Therapy: Pressure Reflex and Hook Work 

Publisher: Zone Therapy Publishing Company Washington, DC, 1955
Zone Therapy: Pressure Reflex and Hook Work. By Harry Bond Bressler, D.C., N.D. Washington, DC: Zone Therapy Publishing Company, 1955. Hardcover. This book offers a full explanation of Zone Therapy, a drugless method of healing that applies pressure to various points of the body to provide healing and relief. Illustrated. 174 pages. Book is in GOOD condition; binding is tight; text pages clean. No dust jacket. . No Jacket. Hard Cover. Book condition: Good 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
Item number: 000836
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Click for larger image 190. Breuer, William  
They Jumped At Midnight: The Crash Parachute Missions That Turned the Tide at Salerno 

Publisher: Zeus Publishers Saint Louis, MO, 1983
They Jumped At Midnight: The "Crash" Parachute Missions That Turned the Tide at Salerno. By William Breuer. Saint Louis, MO: Zeus Publishers, 1983. Hardcover. SIGNED by the author on title page! "American and British forces came within an eye-lash of suffering one of the most monumental military disasters of World War II in the allies’ first effort to invade Adolph Hitler’s continental Europe. On September 9, 1943, Anglo-American assault troops struck along 31 miles of Italy’s beautiful Gulf of Salerno, and after a bloody fight at the shoreline quickly pushed inland for 10 miles at some points. Within three days, the invaders had 140, 000 men ashore. Meanwhile German Field Marshal Albert Kesselring rushed forces to Salerno with such skill that in less than 72 hours he had drawn a steel noose around the Allied bridgehead. Then the Germans counterattacked with fury. Only five days after landing the Allies were driven back, often in disarray, until they were nearly pinned against the sea. Another ‘Dunkirk’ was in the making. The Allied Fifth Army commander, Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark, in desperation dispatched a fighter-pilot to Sicily, 300 miles away, with an urgent summons for the crack U.S. 82nd Airborne Division and its attached veteran 509th Parachute Infantry Battalion: ‘Jump tonight--this is a must!’ It was an impossible request. Yet, less than 12 hours later, parachute elements bailed out over the shrinking beachhead and a few hours afterward other paratroopers leaped deep behind enemy lines. It was one of the most dramatic cavalry-to-the-rescue missions of the war, and one that carried a decisive impact far beyond the number of paratroopers involved. This fascinating story is told here in the author’s lively, you-are-there style after months of painstaking research and interviews with scores of participants. It is an hour-by-hour reconstruction of events focusing upon the human drama of men at war. This exciting narrative brings a new perspective to the crucial invasion of continental Europe." Illustrated. xi + 222 pages with index. Book is in VERY GOOD condition. Dust jacket is in GOOD condition; some edgewear. ISBN: 1875273262 Signed by Author. Good. Hard Cover. Book condition: Very Good
Item number: 000770
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Click for larger image 191. Breuer, William  
Agony At Anzio: The Allies' Most Controversial and Bizarre Operation of World War II 

Publisher: Zeus Publishers Saint Louis, MO, 1985
Agony at Anzio: The Allies’ Most Controversial and Bizarre Operation of World War II. By William Breuer. Saint Louis, MO: Zeus Publishers, 1985. Hardcover. SIGNED by the author on title page! "The beachhead death struggle in early 1944 was the Allies’ most controversial and bizarre operation of World War II--and one of the bloodiest. Conceived and promoted by Winston Churchill to break the Italian stalemate, the amphibious landing behind German lines, 30 miles south of Rome, soon bogged down. In some of the most vicious fighting of the war, the Allies were nearly driven into the sea before emerging victorious. In his fast-paced, you-are-there style, author Breuer reveals such fascinating episodes as: the chief of Hitler’s secret service, conspiring with British intelligence, deliberately misleading the German commander in Italy; Ultra, the top-secret device that intercepted and decoded German messages, informing the Allies of enemy plans; the Gestapo ‘hit team’ infiltrating Allied lines to murder Generals Mark Clark and Harold Alexander; The American OSS spy sent into Rome to coordinate an uprising being thwarted by power struggles between Underground factions; the Gestapo preparing to blow up Rome when the Allies arrived; Hitler, mistrusting his generals, flying in 20 soldiers from Anzio to find out what was going on there; the timid American beachhead commander writing in his diary: ‘I am far too soft-headed to send men to their deaths’. Based on painstaking research and participant interviews, the author focuses on the human drama of men and women at war. He vividly portrays the agony, danger, suffering and heroics that make Agony at Anzio one of the most exciting books yet on World War II." Illustrated. xii + 258 pages with index. Book is in VERY GOOD condition. Dust jacket is in GOOD to VERY GOOD condition; some edgewear. ISBN: 093174301 Signed by Author. Good. Hard Cover. Book condition: Very Good
Item number: 000771
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Click for larger image 192. Brisard, Montague  
A Son of the Cincinnati 

Publisher: Small, Maynard & Company Boston, MA, 1925
A Son of the Cincinnati. By Montague Brisard. Boston, MA: Small, Maynard & Company, Publishers, 1925. Hardcover. A novel of the American frontier of the 1840’s by a lesser-known American author. 294 pages. This is a VERY SCARCE TITLE that can be difficult to find! Book is in GOOD condition; expected wear for a book of this age and genre, but no major flaws. No dust jacket. No Jacket. Hard Cover. Book condition: Good
Item number: 000426
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Click for larger image 193. Brittingham, Hazel D., Illustrated by: Carter, Richard B.  
John Clowes, Jr., 1730-1790: Broadkill Patriot 

Publisher: Delaware Heritage Press Wilmington, DE, 1989
John Clowes, Jr., 1730-1790: Broadkill Patriot; The Man--His Family--The Times. By Hazel D. Brittingham; with a map showing The World of John Clowes, Jr., by Richard B. Carter. Wilmington, DE: Delaware Heritage Press, 1989. Trade paperback. SIGNED by the author on title page. John Clowes, Jr. was a prominent Delaware patriot during the Revolutionary War period. He served several terms in Delaware’s House of Assembly and was a factor in overcoming the Loyalist faction. After the War he served as a judge in Sussex County, Delaware. 17 black and white illustrations. A laid in map, "The World of John Clowes, Jr.", is in a pocket attached to the rear cover. 161 pages with index. There is a gift inscription on the copyright page; otherwise the book is in VERY GOOD condition. Paper wrappers. ISBN: 092411701X Signed by Author. No Jacket. Trade Paperback. Book condition: Very Good
Item number: 000378
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Click for larger image 194. Broderick, John  
The Pilgrimage 

Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicolson London, 1961
The Pilgrimage. By John Broderick. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1961. First thus. Half-leather binding with marbled endpapers. This is the scarce first edition of John Broderick’s first novel. The Pilgrimage was banned in Ireland on publication. "In an isolated, cloistral Irish household are the beautiful Julia, who has married the rich, middle-aged cripple, Michael Glyn; Stephen his manservant, and his young, attractive nephew Doctor Jim. There are undercurrents between Julia and the doctor, Julia and Stephen, and the relationship between Stephen and Michael is also suggestively ambiguous. This slightly macabre novel has an original fictional setting, the world of the Catholic middle-classes in Ireland. It presents a menage tenuously held together despite potentially explosive pressures because of the essential selfishness of each of the characters. The pilgrimage to Lourdes of these oddly conjoined people provide a startling conclusion. John Broderick, who live and works in Co. Westmeath, is a writer to watch." 191 pages. Book is in VERY GOOD or better condition. Half-leather binding; no dust jacket. . No Jacket. Half-Leather. Book condition: Very Good 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall
Item number: 000846
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Click for larger image 195. Brooks, Terry  
The Voyage of the Jerle Shannara: Ilse Witch 

Publisher: Del Rey New York, 2000
The Voyage of the Jerle Shannara: Book One: Ilse Witch. By Terry Brooks. New York: Del Rey/The Ballantine Publishing Group, 2000. First edition, first printing. Hardcover. SIGNED by the author on title page! "New York Times bestselling author and the master of epic fantasy Terry Brooks returns to the fantasy that launched his career--the fantasy that remains closest to his heart, and so the hearts of millions of fans around the world. More than twenty years have passed since Brooks set the new standard for the genre with his astonishing first novel, The Sword of Shannara, the now-classic commencement of a centuries-spanning epic of good and evil. Now Brooks embarks on what promises to be his masterpiece--Ilse Witch: Book One of The Voyage of the Jerle Shannara…." 454 pages. Book is in VERY GOOD or better condition. Dust jacket is in VERY GOOD condition. ISBN: 0345396545 Signed by Author. Very Good. Hard Cover. Book condition: Very Good
Item number: 000206
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Click for larger image 196. Brown, Douglas A.  
Porceedings of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress: Seventh Annual Convention 

Publisher: The Ebbert & Richardson Co. Cincinnati, OH, 1911
Proceedings of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress; Seventh Annual Convention, Washington, D.C., Dec. 7, 8 and 9, 1910. By Douglas A. Brown, Official Reporter. Cincinnati, OH: The Ebbert & Richardson Co., 1911. Hardcover. This convention examined the state of the nation’s water transportation in 1910. The primary theme was the need to use the waterways to relieve congestion on land transportation, primarily the railroads. This book has been reprinted, but copies of the original edition are hard to find. 247 pages. Book is in VERY GOOD condition; a nice, clean copy. No dust jacket. . No Jacket. Hard Cover. Book condition: Very Good
Item number: 000344
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Click for larger image 197. Brown, Irving  
Nights and Days on the Gypsy Trail: Through Andalusia and on Other Mediterranean Shores 

Publisher: Harper & Brothers Publishers New York, 1922
Nights and Days on the Gypsy Trail: Through Andalusia and on Other Mediterranean Shores. By Irving Brown; with an account of the Romany Race and an introduction by George E. Woodberry. New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1922. Hardcover. "The scope of the present work is by no means to present a picture of Spain, nor even to give information regarding the Gypsy race. My aim is rather to take you far and wide on the open road, to introduce you as a friend to some of the many Gypsies whom I have known intimately, and to initiate you into the joys and adventures of the Gypsy trail…." Illustrated with black and white photographic plates. xvi + 267 pages. Book is in GOOD condition. No dust jacket. . No Jacket. Hard Cover. Book condition: Good
Item number: 000672
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Click for larger image 198. Brown, Marshall (ed)  
Humor of Bulls and Blunders 

Publisher: Small, Maynard & Company Boston, MA, 1906
Humor of Bulls and Blunders. By Marshall Brown (ed). Boston, MA: Small, Maynard & Company, 1906. First edition. Hardcover. "A bull is a statement which contradicts itself amusingly, like the Irishman’s rope which had only one end, because the other end had been cut away. It is not a dull absurdity which no one can comprehend; but is always comprehensible, even when it is most confused. A blunder necessarily implies carelessness, ignorance, or stupidity. Josh Billings says: ‘The difference between a blunder and mistake is this: when a man sets down a poor umbreller and takes up a good one, he makes a mistake; but when he sets down a good umbreller, and takes up a poor one, he makes a blunder.’ While it is designed primarily to amuse, the volume has an instructive value in suggesting the importance of clearness of expression and simplicity of style." vii + 217 pages. This title is not commonly found. Book is in VERY GOOD condition. "Paste-on" pictorial cover; no dust jacket. No Jacket. Hard Cover. Book condition: Very Good
Item number: 000217
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Click for larger image 199. Buchan, John, Illustrated by: Cameron, D. Y.  
Scholar Gipsies 

Publisher: John Lane London, 1896
Scholar Gipsies. By John Buchan; illustrated with 6 etchings by D. Y. Cameron. London: John Lane, 1896. First edition. The Arcady Library. Hardcover. "John Buchan wrote these sixteen essays as a young man. They have as a common theme his love of the classics, literature and the outdoors. And as Buchan says in his introduction 'they were written in close connection with that most beautiful country, the upper valley of Tweed, where the grace of old times seems to have long lingered.' The tales are peopled by tramps, gentlemen of leisure, fishermen and wanderers, whose free spirit Buchan admired. The changing landscape with spring's arrival is beautifully captured in April in the Hills. In Afternoon a twelve-year-old boy plays at being a Jacobite and dreams about his future and the adventures he plans. " 206 pages + 16-page "Catalogue of Publications in Belles Lettres for John Lane. Book is in GOOD or better condition; binding is tight; text pages clean and complete. Wear at top of spine; some discoloration to rear cover. No dust jacket. . No Jacket. Hard Cover. Book condition: Good
Item number: 000808
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Click for larger image 200. Bucolo, Placido (ed)  
The Other Pareto 

Publisher: Scolar Press London, 1980
The Other Pareto. By Placido Bucolo (ed); translated by Placido and Gillian Bucolo; preface by Ronald Fletcher. London: Scolar Press, 1980. First edition. Hardcover. Professor Placido Bucolo has gathered together a widely representative selection of (Vilfredo) Pareto’s writings from newspaper articles and public addresses as well as extracts from his better-known academic essays and books, many of which have previously been unavailable in English. It provides a fascinating and revealing story, tracing the development of Pareto’s idas from the liberalism engendered by men like John Stuart Mill, through his increasing political disillusionment, to the cynicism which grew from his observations that the same pursuits of power and the same mental mechanisms existed whatever the political movement. This collection balances his earlier and later work and provides an account of the historical setting which puts into context the common accusation against Pareto, that of fascism. As Ronald Fletcher says in his Preface, it is a book which contributes significantly to the much-needed growth of international awareness and clarification, and which may well lead us to quite fundamental re-appraisals. "The Other Pareto is divided into three parts: parts one and two contain extracts from Pareto’s work and with an introductory note by Professor Bucolo preceding each extract. Part three contains Professor Bucolo’s own conclusions." xiv + 308 pages with index. Book is in VERY GOOD condition. Dust jacket is in VERY GOOD condition; protective plastic wrapper. ISBN: 0859675165. Very Good. Hard Cover. Book condition: Very Good
Item number: 000163
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