Search Results: Titles starting with B from TJS Books

Hardcover. Better than Very Good. Owner's name on blank inside cover page, otherwise Like New. No bends, folds, tears. Clean covers and edges, sharp corners. Like new. (Not a dealer. From well maintained private library.)

Biomedical Physics and Biomaterials Science
Edited by H. Eugene Stanley
VG to excellent paperback copy. From private, personal library. Straight, tight binding. No creases in the binding, clean copy, no markups, no folds, no bends, no tears, no creases.
14 Chapters written by MIT and Harvard professors including Charles Huggins (Harvard Surgery) and Robert Rose, a very popular MIT Materials Science Prof.
368 pages

Hardcover book with Author's Signature inside. One leaf of the dust jacket with the authors' bios and pictures was cut and taped to the inside back cover (see pictures). The cellophane tape has yellowed with age. There are no other markings or folds or tears. The covers and binding are straight and tight. However, the blue cloth covers are partially faded from exposure to light on the bookshelf (see pictures). The highlight shows the gold embossed molecule on the front cover which is partially faded. From a private personal collection.

Like new. Store price sticker on rear outside cover. Clean, straight binding and pages. No marks. From private personal library. Stock cover picture shown is identical to this copy.

Bulletin of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
MIT Course and Program Catalog 1984-85.
MIT Bulletin / Course Catalog, 1984-1985. Photos show chipped cover, bottom left; creased corner, bottom right; a smudge on the cover, next to the photo of the referees (could that be the 2.70 Competition?). Pages are clean with no mark-ups. Spine and pages are intact (not falling out). The address label fell off but left a mark on the rear cover. Photos at different angles try to compensate for the glare. The softcover book is ~8" x 10.5" x 1.5".
Contact seller to inquire about other MIT memorabilia not yet listed. (Other catalog years; MIT student publications; MIT printed course notes that became textbooks [e.g., Kemp; Walsh, et al.].)