Search Results: Titles starting with B from 2nd Impression Books

VG / VG 1956 Secker and Warburg, first U.K. edition. Hardcover. One of our favorite of Williams' plays. Filmed masterfully by Elia Kazan, featuring Karl Malden, Carroll Baker and Eli Wallach. The interior front and rear covers have shadow from a previous tapedown. Otherwise, quite nice.

VG+ / VG+. 1956 New Directions, first edition. Hardcover with dust jacket. Great, underrated play by the Master. Made into an equally great film by Elia Kazan. Book and Jacket both in terrific shape with no discernible flaws.

VG- to VG 1945 Pocket Book 286, first printing. Softcover. Very slight spine roll + general cover wear (but nothing too heinous).

NF / VG+ masters press 1989. first edition. hardcover. signed by Isiah Thomas.

VG+ / VG. 1970 World, stated first edition. Hardcover with dust jacket. Still the funniest, most entertaining sports book ever written. Release basically got Bouton blackballed from baseball, and he went into acting - most notably in Robert Altman's version of 'The Long Goodbye'. It's a must-see film, and Ball Four is a must-read book.book has a Christmas inscription from a previous owner - otherwise great shape. Jacket shows some age, but nothing too serious.

VG. 1963 Pan Books G607, film tie-in edition, first printing. Softcover. Basis for the Carol Reed film, starring Lawrence Harvey.

NF / VG+ 1963 Houghton Mifflin / Atheneum, Fireside BCE edition. Hardcover. Excellent shape with one small tear to top of jacket.

VG. 1942 Pocket Book 10, ninth printing. Softcover. Spine is sun faded. Laminate beginning to pull here and there.

VG / VG ex lib (but quite gentle). 4th entry in the Bronc Burnett baseball series.

NF / NF. 1973 Prentice Hall, first edition. Hardcover with dust jacket. Slightly oversized, instructional book on basketball, written by "The Logo", Jerry West. Tons of photos and diagrams.

NF / NF simon and schuster 2001. 6th printing signed by John Wooden and former UCLA player Andrew Hill.

Near Fine. 1974 Scholastic Book Services TK2663, 2nd printing. Softcover. Bookstore rubber stamp on inside cover. Appears unread.

VG+ - NF. 1988 Grafton Books, first printing. Softcover. Very nice copy - square and sharp. One small scrape(?) along spine edge of front cover.

Good. 1962 International Publications, Inc., first U.S. printing. Softcover. Copy is fairly worn - spine lean; rubbing to covers + general wear from use. Copy is also fairly rare, so I'm putting it on the market as is.

VG - VG+. 1947 Appleton Century, first edition. Hardcover with dust jacket. Overall, a nice copy of the third novel by David Goodis - and his follow up to Dark Passage. The dust jacket is particularly nice, with just a touch of wear to the top edge of the spine + aging / foxing evident on rear cover. Book is solid, but does have a slight (not too bad) storage odor.

VG. 1963 Pan Books X230, first printing, film tie-in edition. Softcover. Basis for Basil Dearden film starring Rita Tushingham. Nice VG copy with just a little normal wear from use.

G+ / G+. 1977 Norton, first edition. Hardcover with dust jacket. Review copy (slip and photo laid in), signed by author Ron Carlson. Book has lived a little bit, but it is intact and in a protective Mylar cover now.

VG+ - NF. 1979 Pan Books, first printing. Softcover. Final novel in the 40+ year career for Paul Gallico. Basis for another Irwin Allen epic 1970's style production, starring most of Hollywood. Book is in great shape.

G+ - VG-. 1943 Avon #3., later print. Softcover. Creasing to the edges of cover + sun fading. Otherwise not too bad. List ends at #40 on inside rear cover.

VG+ / VG. 1962 Random House, stated first printing. Hardcover with dust jacket. First U.S. edition. Jacket has minor edge wear.