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1902 The News Printing Company, Oberlin, Ohio. Unpaginated. Red cloth with gilt lettering. Flowered endpapers. Corners bumped, a little browning at page edges, very good. The author collected essays from various women about ways women can earn a living. Some are positive, some quite negative, one at least is downright opposed to women working. There…
1993, PTR Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs. 1st printing. 196pp. Stamped on the back in gold is: Special Copy Cannot Be Returned. Corners bumped, some edgewear, creasing, about very good. Polymer Process Engineering Series. Softcover.
36pp plus ads. This is an extremely rare yearbook for a very small school. There are 17 seniors total in the senior class. Corners bumped, a little soil, a bit of spotting on rear. Former owner’s name is on rear free endpaper in ink. Overall very good. Lots of photos and local ads. Contains the…
Reminiscences of Europe, Asia, Africa and America. 1891 Macmillan & Co, London. 2nd edition. 455pp plus ads. Corners bumped, spine ends worn, some scuffiing, endpapers a bit foxed. A couple page corners have been folded down, about very good
1964, The Macmillan Co, New York. 1st US printing. 176pp. Bumped at lower spine, a little shelfwear else, a small ink notation on ffep, very good in dust jacket with some edgewear, a few small chips
Signed by author! 1926, published by author/Loring Axtell, Springfield. 1st printing (same date). 408pp. Good+, worn and soiled with a glass ring on the front panel.
1945, The Macmillan Company of Canada, Ltd. 304pp. Corners bumped, spine ends worn, frayed, some soil and general wear, one worn spot on spine, good to good+. “Though he first came to notice with books about his military experiences as a submariner, Carr later turned to writing about a vast world conspiracy, which uncovered alot…