Search Results: Titles starting with M from Hopewell_Books

1967 Stapled Softcover; Soiled, aged, scuffed faded covers; No foxing; No markings on pages; Clean copy (See Photos)
OXFORD LIBRARY FOR EASTERN AFRICA
Moses Kibaya had just been expelled from his sixth school.
Quite a record for a fifteen-year-old, he felt, and in a way he was rather proud of it. In fact, his only worry was what his Uncle Silasi was going to do about it .
He soon finds out. And with his arrival at his seventh school, Mukibi's Educational Institute for the Sons of African Gentlemen, Moses' troubles really begin.
Moses, by Ugandan author Barbara Kimenye, is the first title to appear in the Oxford Library for Eastern Africa, a new series that is being published locally by Oxford University Press to help provide a wider choice of reading matter for pupils in secondary schools, and also for the general reader.
Moses' second adventure is related in Moses and Mildred.

1999 SIGNED Hardcover. 168 pages of the artist's Photography; Multilingual text; Illustrated paper-covered boards; Cloth spine has scuffed mark; Very Good overall; No Marking/highlighting inside; Nice clean copy (See Photos)
Maraini: Acts of Photography, Acts of Love is an extraordinary selection of the photography of Fosco Maraini in a beautifully printed, multi-language, oversized hardcover edition. Maraini's career as an ethnologist, photographer, filmmaker, mountaineer, writer and professor spans a period of more than sixty years. Perhaps best known for his work on Tibet and Japan, Maraini has extensively photographed the Karakoram and Hindu Kush mountain ranges of central Asia, Southeast Asia and the south of his native Italy. His work on Tibet and on the Ainu people of Northern Japan is perhaps the most important historical documentation of two lost cultures. The book includes several images from an unpublished body of photographs of southern Italy made shortly after World War II. Maraini… Read More

Metropolitan Cats; 1993 Calendar the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Cover and edgewear; bent corners; Punched hole; No markings/highlighting; Nice clean Calendar(See Photos)

Tome II. 1734 Hardcover; Bottom of front hinge has a 4 inch crack, but holds very well; Very scuffed brown cover and vellum with gilt lettered title to chipped spine; Edgewear; Library of the Newton Theological Institution stamp glued to bottom spine; Former owner has library plate on inner cover; Some writing on front endpaper; Readable Pages are browned throughout; Not very much foxing, and pages seems unmarked (See Photos)

SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR; 1908 First Edtion Hardcover; Minimal cover and edgewear; Foxing on first three pages; Few bent corners, and small tears and on some page edges; No Markings or Highting ; Nice clean copy(See Photos)
62 black and white plates, bound copy in green cloth with ivory lettering, gilt stamped vignette portrait on front cover. Hill is the famed railroader and financier who more than any other man was responsible for the opening of the great northwest.