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Dust jacket is worn along the edges with small tears along the top & bottom as shown. Large corner crease inside through page 12. Prev. owner's stamp on front end page. SIGNED on half title page with the date '57.

FIRST EDITION. Flyleaf detached and laid in. Pencil coloring inside cover and front end page. Name on flyleaf in pen and also in crayon on opposite side of page with a little drawing. About 1/2" hole in title page. Several pages have closed tears and one has a small piece missing. One page has a 1" notch type piece missing at foredge. No dust jacket. 7" X 5" 95 page green HC is very worn at corners and edges of spine. Wear to edges. Pictures are colored throughout, mostly within the lines. Author's name is partially worn off cover. Title on cover is partially colored. Some soiling to pages. Inside back cover and opposite page scribbled in. Charming Animal Stories books listed at end of book on one page and Little People of the Land Series books by Mary Muller listed on the opposite side of the page. Ships First Class with delivery confirmation where available.

Book is Very Good+, Wrapper is Good+. Binding somewhat tight. 11+ written on front end page. Book published in 1974. No other writing or notes. Wear to wrapped at edges and spine with several small chips, see photos. A few light soil spots on cover.

2 Books on Chappaquiddick and a 2001/2002 tourist Map of Martha's Vineyard, Edgartown, Vineyard Haven & Oak Bluffs. Ships as one item.

Inside Fine except two names written in pencil. No dust jacket. Cover VG - has wear to spine & bottom front corner.(Green)

Bent corners along foredge. A couple of two inch or so creases in wrapper. Inside Clean.

Book Fine, Dust Jacket Near Fine, small amount of edgewear with miniscule tears. No price on dust jacket flap. The cover illustration is the same as the paperback but this is a hardcover.

Writing in pencil on some of the pages - was the front desk copy. Wrapper is heavily soiled and seperating at the spine, creased corners and edgewear.

3 spring ups detached but still there - a couple pieces of tape used. Last one top layer of paper off on illustration of curtain and wallpaper. Book has seperated from spine and is taped together. Rubbed corner/hardcover. Small amount of crayon marks on top of cover. I have more..............

Store Name Harry LeGrand with Chicago address stamped on wrapper cover.
MCMXVIII (1918)  1. The Dark Road   2. Clouds in Spring  3. Cave Dance
Ships from Chicago suburb,  a little piece of history.

TWO signed copies AND a signed thank you letter from the author, Gary Aldrich, President & Founder of the Patrick Henry Center on letterhead. First edition (mentioned in letter).
Both books like new, one has an 1/8" rip top corner of dj. by spine, second has a 1" dent in the dj. & a few small spots inside cover/first page.

Stated First Printing 1957, top of pages dyed red. NOT an x-library. Inside fine but contains a gift inscription to previous owner on Valentines Day, 1959 on the half title page. No Dust Jacket - Cover in fine condition/bright but there is a wrinkle in the cloth. Rubbed corner & tips of spine. The spine is cocked.

Top edge of book pages are burgundy. Owner's name & date aquired Christmas, 1946 on front end page. NO Dust Jacket. Cover has several small paint droplets. Spine bends forward. Wear to edges of spine & corners. One page creased & top edge worn towards back of book. Also has some pen marks last few pages. A few notes are in pencil back end page. First Printing for this publisher.

1911 First Edition. Some creased page tips, foxing, edge tear free end paper, some wear to spine and soiling.

Book Very Good name & address stamp inside front cover twice and once on title page. DUST JACKET VG-, worn along edges with a corner tear. Inside edges of dj. flap curve up on both ends front & back - not sure if designed that way or slightly clipped. First American Edition Rare with Dust Jacket.

I am unable to read Chinese so please refer to the ISBN numbers for further information. The only copies of this book I could find were the American Edition in 37 University Libraries in the U.S.A. The book is in Near Fine condition with an ink stamp that transferred to the next page. The dust jacket is in Good or better condition with some creasing and wear at the top and a small corner tear. The white is somewhat soiled and has movement marks. The book opens from the back and left to right. The copyright page states it is the Chinese Orthodox Language Edition. The UPC code states published and printed in Hong Kong with the Original price of H.K. $250.00. No other copies of this Edition found.

These two books are from Elgin, IL where William Stafford completed his camp experience for being a conscientious objector during World War II. The Oregon Encyclopedia states that the author worked as a secretary for the Church of the Brethren in Elgin, IL which ended in 1946. The previous owner's name is written on both FFEP. He served in the Church of the Brethren General Offices in Elgin as the literary editor and book editor 1939 - 1959 per the Brethren Historical Libraries & Archives. There is a note that was paper clipped inside The Rescued Year which talks about how he knew Bill and what "Grandpa", the previous owner, thought of these two "lightweight books". The paperclip left two marks on the FFEP next to Ora's name. There were also several newspaper articles laid in which discolored the first four pages. The dust jacket on is worn at the top and bottom edges along with the corners. There are some small pieces missing and a piece of tape inside. See photos. This book states First Edition.… Read More

Research shows that the first edition is 1871. This date appears at the bottom of the title page and on the copyright. Rare first edition with a tissue frontispiece of the author opposite the title page beginning with Chapter 1, "Read the Best Books". The boards have some stains and scratches with a partial glass ring. They are very worn at the corners and edges with some tears to the cloth at the edges of the spine. The hinges appear intact. The back is shown first. Signature of gift giver on ffep. Book is complete. Some pencil lines in the margins and several lines underlined in two places. Paper is thin so I didn't try to erase them. Some speckling to foredge. I suspected the top may have been dyed at some time. Book appears to be self published since the printer is listed on the title page. Several page corners creased ad the bottom and some stains and smudges. Spine is cocked. The paper apparently was stuck opposite the copyright page and was pulled apart.

Set of 3 Black cloth with beige boards. No Dust Jackets. 1. Tropic of Capricorn 1961 - Cover Near Fine, a scratch on the black. Inside Like New/Tight Binding. 2. Tropic of Cancer 1961 - Book Creaks when opened. Cover Near Fine, bottom of spine dented & spine bends outward slightly in the middle, edges of spine rubbed along front, front tips of corners very slightly rubbed. Small red penciel mark on exterior pages of book at bottom (not a remainder). 3. Black Spring 1963 Inside Fine, some page tips got bent on the bottom. Cover Fine, Front & back edges of spine worn. Has a dedication to Anais Nin. Pub. by Grove Press.

Magazine in Near Fine condition with rubbed corners. The shape of a staple indent in cover. Ships with delivery confirmation. Feature story is about the daughter of the Luckenbach shipping magnate.