Poetry from Paper Time Machines

In near new condition. Only the paper dust jacket has some very slight shelf and handling wear. The inside pages are clean, fresh and free of any writing, marks or stains. This book appears to be unread.

Book is in excellent and fresh condition, but is missing the dust jacket. The hardcover displays almost no shelf, handling or wear from use. The pages are free of any writing, marks, or stains.

Beautifully bound vintage Victorian Era collection of poems/ballads. The book is bound in an embossed hardcover, adorned in gold leaf. The page ends are also gilded with gold leaf. Inside, the text is framed in a perpendicular red. As could be expected, the is a fair amount of handling wear on the edges of the hardcover. The front cover panel is starting to come loose from the bound pages, but still remains attached to the stitched webbing.There is some wear of the page ends/edges. There is no writing, marks, or stains on the pages inside.

This White Bordered Real Photo Postcard depicting a a little girl holding a bowl of cherries, was published some time around 1907. It was mailed from a sender in Des Moines, Iowa on 16 September 1907 to a recipient in the same city on 18 September 1907. It was franked with a USA # 300, 1¢ Green Benjamin Franklin issue.

Dust jacket has quite a bit of wear on the edges and backbone. On the inside front page is a Easter (1978) Gift Dedication. Aside from the aforementioned, the book itself is free of any outright damage. With the exception of the dedication, there is no other writing, marks or stains on the inside pages.

I don't know how to explain this book. Somewhat art, somewhat poetry. Anyway, the book itself is in VERY GOOD, seemingly "unread" (Not really a readable book, per say) CONDITION. There is very light shelf and use wear to the hardcover, with one light "corner ding" in the lower right front cover panel. On the back cover, the publisher's recommended retail price has been scratched out in ink (US$22.95, I believe). Inside, the book is clean and free of any added writing, notes, marks or stains. .

Published by Monarch Press/Simon & Schuster (Similar to Cliff's) in 1965. There is very little wear on the book. However, there is a bit of toning on the pages. The previous/original owner's name is rubber stamped on the first page.

Collection of Limericks from around the English (and variants) speaking world. WARNING: Many of these limericks are sexual in nature, while others may contain objectionable language. This is a Heavy Book. International Buyers may see additional charges depending on total purchase and destination. This book has issues. The Paper Dust Jacket appears to have had paint or something similar splashed on it. The upper exterior corner of the back cover seems to have had some liquid stain. Does not affect content or readability. The name of a previous owner, presumable, is penned in on the front end-page.

This is a former Public Library Book, sold at a Library Book Sale. There are remnants of a library label on the book's lowermost spine. On the back End Paper, is a Pocket for the check-out slip used by the Library. This Book is not a book of Poe's works, rather it is a critical review of his life and works. Published by Twayne Publications,

This little book measures approximately 5.625" X 5.375", Containing 28 Pages. The poem was recorded originally by Dylan Thomas in 1952. It was made into a TV Movie in 1986. There is noticeable wear and some soiling on the cover. As well, there is a small amount of wear on the pages on the inside, but they are clean and free of notes, writing, or stains.

Book of letters by poet, Theodore Roetchke. The book itself is in Very Good Condition. There is very slight signs of wear to the cover, except for a pinhole in the backbone or spine. The paper dust jacket has significant damage.

Published by Monarch Press/Simon & Schuster (Similar to Cliff's) in 1965. There is very little wear on the book. However, there is a bit of toning on the pages. The previous/original owner's name is rubber stamped on the first page.

Critical review of the poetry works of Dylan Thomas. This copy is in GOOD to VERY GOOD Condition. For the most part, the book is free of any damage of note aside from the normal wear from standard use. There is some wear on the backbone or spine, but there are no creases anywhere on the cover from opening. The only mark found in the book, is a single word, "surrogates", cursively penned on the bottom of the last page.

Very slight shelf and handling wear. This book is fresh and appears unread, with no creases on the cover or spine.

Aside from a few marks on the cover due to shelf wear, this book appears fresh and like new. It has no signs of having been read, with no creases on the cover or spine.