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This one is in rough condition but appears to be complete and the only known original Perdue Debris Yearbook on the market before 1949. Please see photos for Fair condition. A very interesting early look at Perdue University from the Class of 1902. There are some ads at the end. No autographs other than the original owner on the ffep.

Ships First Class with Delivery Confirmation to 48 U.S. States. Like New First Printing with very minor shelfwear to wrapper.

This is the Official 2016 Yearbook. It is in Very Good condition with some edge wear, slightly rubbed corners and the cover lifts up slightly. I didn't want to make it worse by taking interior photos. This is the year the Cubs ended a 71 year National League Penant drought by winning the 2016 National League Championship series. They also ended a record 108 year World Series championship drought in 2016. Hopefully it won't be the last time in your life time. This Yearbook is becoming scarce.

True first edition. Cover rubbed. Some wear to spine corners. Historically significant.

Like New 2004 kp books Iola, WI.

Six consecutive issues in Near Fine condition. Light wear to covers with mailing labels. Early American Kitchen Ware, Art Nouveau and Art Deco, Weathervanes Whirligigs American Folk Art, American Quilts, Indian Relics Navajo Blanket, Photographs. April 1979 thru September 1979 ships as one.

Inside Fine/Near Fine. Wrapper VG+. A self published first edition.

Minor wear to softcover wrapper. Almost Like New.

Book is bumped along the bottom , crinkle along top edge of dust Wrapper .

Book is like new but has a small bend in the backside bottom corner, last photo.

This pb has a 1" tear on front bottom by spine, corner creases and back bottom edge wear. Up thru page 21 (mostly intro) the pages got damaged with multiple creases including foredge. Rest of the book and cover Near Fine.

Book Is in French. Volume One, first catalogue in a series. Slight wear to wrapper, two page corners creased. Ships from the Chicago region.

This is one volume, number 11, from a set of 21 volumes of The Works of Charles Dickens, Bleak House The Authentic Edition. This book lists the date as 1901. This is apparently the English edition since the last page states it was printed in London and Chapman and Hall is printed on the spine. A thick book with untrimmed leaves and gilt top edge. Some staining and loss to the green color but gold lettering and decoration is bright. The spine has a couple of scrapes and a dent. The spine edges are very worn. The corner tips are worn. The fore-edge is foxed. The hinge is cracked mainly at the top on the page that states, "Printed from the edition that was carefully corrected by the author in 1867 and 1868". The next two pages are detaching at the top. The rest of the book is unaffected. The first illustration by Phiz is in color while the other 39 are monochrome. Two tissue guards are creased. The book has some minor stains and smudges. There is no ownership writing on the green end papers or any other… Read More

Book Near Fine, Dust Jacket Good- large Tear along spine edge, worn at top & bottom edge & corners with some small tears.

This book could help identify art by period frames . In Fine Condition with a Near Fine Dust Jacket . First Edition not stated but contains the first printing print line 1234.

INSCRIBED FIRST EDITION Book is Like New* presonally inscribed with names and "Collect Beauty! signed with first name, Nancy only - dated 4/13/99. *Two page tips creased, 1/4" crease back corner w/pages beneath otherwise fine.

Top and bottom edges of hardcover bumped, rubbed corners. Clean inside. Some page tips are creased. There is a section on identifying reproductions. Eighteenth Edition.

This book is rare because occasionally it can be found with The Handy Book Company listed as the publisher on both the title page and the bottom of the spine. This one lists Hinds, Noble and Eldredge in both places. The 12 page, plus cover page, catalogue at the back shows that the Handy Book version was 50 cents while this one was $1.50 which is why it was purchased less often. This book is in Very Good- condition with small scratches to the textured boards mainly on the spine and at the top corner. The spine edges are worn. Wear to three corners. The gilt lettering is bright.. The back side has a soil spot and small scratches near the top edge. There is about a quarter inch tear at the back bottom hinge. Please see photographs. There is also two pages of ads at the front. The Popular College Songs is shown. History: Arthur Hinds and Gilbert Noble started a bookstore in New York in the 1890's. In 1904 they merged with Eldredge of Philadelphia. This is an authentic book not a later facsimile. Today we… Read More

Enlarged to 72 pages with 205 recipes. Name written on wrapper and date 1910. Wrapper has some soiling and creased corners, small tears at top and bottom edges of spine. About a half inch closed tear at top edge of back wrapper. No writing inside, corner edges are bent. Inside of back wrapper is two pieces of tape where something the size of a bookmark was removed.

Good- may be generous but the book appears complete and does not contain writing other than a personalization on the ffep in pencil which is laid in. A well used cook book with cracked hinges, dog eared pages, stains, and very rubbed hardcover. Prize winning recipes for every day of the year which was supposed to not exceed $500 for a family of five. Obviously this is not a new facsimile for those of you who collect cookbooks. Interesting product ads, a Richelieu Brand ad is attached to the back cover with a New Product Flour ad opposite. No free back end paper. 607 pages including index. Antique fragile book ships in a box.