Sociology from Paper Time Machines

Book is in clean and fresh condition, with only the slightest signs of shelf or handling wear. The paper dust jacket presents a modest amount of handling wear, with a few tiny tears on the upper or lower edges. Inside, there are no marks, writing or stains.

Very Minor handling and shelf wear to Paper Dust Jacket and Book. Inside pages are free of any marks, writing or stains.

Very slight handling and shelf wear. Never read or used. Small ding on lower right corner of front cover panel. Inside is free of any writing, marks, or stains.

Light Wear of Cover Edges. Inside pages clean and in good shape. Free from any marks, writing, highlights or stains.

8.5" X 11" Softcover Textbook for students in American Studies. This text profile the Lacondan Maya people of the Mexican State of Chiapas. This book does show some wear on the soft cover, particularly along the edges and corner, where there is some bending from frequent use. However, the inside is free of any notes, writing, highlighter marks, stains, etc.

There is light shelf and handling wear on this book. There is no crease on the spine or backbone, indicating that it was either not read, or that it what read gently. Inside, there are no signs of any writing,marks or stains.

Very Light handling and use wear. No outright damage or and marks, writing or stains anywhere throughout the book.

Light Wear on Hardcover and page edges. The Inside content pages appear to be clean and free of writing, marks, or stains.

This Book is in Good to Very Good Condition. It presents very minor wear, primarily to the dust cover, and traces of soiling from normal use.

February 1975 Government committee report on Asian Americans and Pacific Peoples prepared by the California Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Some fading to the green paper cover, but is otherwise in excellent and fresh condition, absent of any notable flaws.