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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Nobody knows how long it will be before Rich is executed - if he is executed. For this, too, is a bewilderment. How he went from being assured by his attorney of manslaughter charges to being on death row is a story that comes to light in the letters, as do the details of a justice system that, once unjustly underway, cannot easily be restored. In November, 2004, when Agi and I sat in the office of Rich's public defender, he told us, Rich does not belong on death row. And I have very little hope that he will not be executed. He said that publishing the letters might help Rich's cause. As this book goes to press, Agi and Rich have six years of letters between them and no idea of how much time is left. By sharing their letters, they share their hope, most of all, for a future in which the death penalty will no longer exist.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. From the Preface. The object of this little book is to furnish clear and full information about the art of shaving. There are few men who do not experience more or less difficulty in shaving themselves with the straight razor, and many who, after a few unsuccessful attempts, give it up in despair and go to the barber shop. We believe most of these would much prefer to shave themselves if only they could do as well as a barber. The advantages, indeed, seem to be wholly with the man who shaves himself. In the first place the shaving is done in the privacy if his own room. He has his own razor, cup, soap, brush and towels, which can be kept scrupulously clean and sanitary, thus avoiding the constant danger of infection. There is no long wait for the call of next. After the first cost of the outfit there is nothing to pay, either for services or tips. Thus in point of time, money and health the man who shaves himself is a decided gainer. These early years of the 21st century have seen a resurgence in the use of the straight razor, the dreaded cut-throat. Where once lathering up in front of a mirror with a brush of badger was seen as something old guys do, appreciation of the straight razor shave has come full circle. Almost universally known to give a far better shave than the modern cassette style safety razors, and resharpenable to boot, the straight is seen by many not just as a nostalgic piece of personal grooming equipment, but as an integral part of the daily morning ritual. This book, first penned in 1905 by an unknown writer for an obscure correspondence course company in the United States, has finally found its place. It has found itself to be the Great Manifesto of the Shaving Renaissance. Get back to basics, learn the manly art of shaving.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. From the Preface. The object of this little book is to furnish clear and full information about the art of shaving. There are few men who do not experience more or less difficulty in shaving themselves with the straight razor, and many who, after a few unsuccessful attempts, give it up in despair and go to the barber shop. We believe most of these would much prefer to shave themselves if only they could do as well as a barber. The advantages, indeed, seem to be wholly with the man who shaves himself. In the first place the shaving is done in the privacy if his own room. He has his own razor, cup, soap, brush and towels, which can be kept scrupulously clean and sanitary, thus avoiding the constant danger of infection. There is no long wait for the call of next. After the first cost of the outfit there is nothing to pay, either for services or tips. Thus in point of time, money and health the man who shaves himself is a decided gainer. These early years of the 21st century have seen a resurgence in the use of the straight razor, the dreaded cut-throat. Where once lathering up in front of a mirror with a brush of badger was seen as something old guys do, appreciation of the straight razor shave has come full circle. Almost universally known to give a far better shave than the modern cassette style safety razors, and resharpenable to boot, the straight is seen by many not just as a nostalgic piece of personal grooming equipment, but as an integral part of the daily morning ritual. This book, first penned in 1905 by an unknown writer for an obscure correspondence course company in the United States, has finally found its place. It has found itself to be the Great Manifesto of the Shaving Renaissance. Get back to basics, learn the manly art of shaving.…

Paperback. Condition: Fair. From the Preface. The object of this little book is to furnish clear and full information about the art of shaving. There are few men who do not experience more or less difficulty in shaving themselves with the straight razor, and many who, after a few unsuccessful attempts, give it up in despair and go to the barber shop. We believe most of these would much prefer to shave themselves if only they could do as well as a barber. The advantages, indeed, seem to be wholly with the man who shaves himself. In the first place the shaving is done in the privacy if his own room. He has his own razor, cup, soap, brush and towels, which can be kept scrupulously clean and sanitary, thus avoiding the constant danger of infection. There is no long wait for the call of next. After the first cost of the outfit there is nothing to pay, either for services or tips. Thus in point of time, money and health the man who shaves himself is a decided gainer. These early years of the 21st century have seen a resurgence in the use of the straight razor, the dreaded cut-throat. Where once lathering up in front of a mirror with a brush of badger was seen as something old guys do, appreciation of the straight razor shave has come full circle. Almost universally known to give a far better shave than the modern cassette style safety razors, and resharpenable to boot, the straight is seen by many not just as a nostalgic piece of personal grooming equipment, but as an integral part of the daily morning ritual. This book, first penned in 1905 by an unknown writer for an obscure correspondence course company in the United States, has finally found its place. It has found itself to be the Great Manifesto of the Shaving Renaissance. Get back to basics, learn the manly art of shaving.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Nobody knows how long it will be before Rich is executed - if he is executed. For this, too, is a bewilderment. How he went from being assured by his attorney of manslaughter charges to being on death row is a story that comes to light in the letters, as do the details of a justice system that, once unjustly underway, cannot easily be restored. In November, 2004, when Agi and I sat in the office of Rich's public defender, he told us, Rich does not belong on death row. And I have very little hope that he will not be executed. He said that publishing the letters might help Rich's cause. As this book goes to press, Agi and Rich have six years of letters between them and no idea of how much time is left. By sharing their letters, they share their hope, most of all, for a future in which the death penalty will no longer exist.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. From the Preface. The object of this little book is to furnish clear and full information about the art of shaving. There are few men who do not experience more or less difficulty in shaving themselves with the straight razor, and many who, after a few unsuccessful attempts, give it up in despair and go to the barber shop. We believe most of these would much prefer to shave themselves if only they could do as well as a barber. The advantages, indeed, seem to be wholly with the man who shaves himself. In the first place the shaving is done in the privacy if his own room. He has his own razor, cup, soap, brush and towels, which can be kept scrupulously clean and sanitary, thus avoiding the constant danger of infection. There is no long wait for the call of next. After the first cost of the outfit there is nothing to pay, either for services or tips. Thus in point of time, money and health the man who shaves himself is a decided gainer. These early years of the 21st century have seen a resurgence in the use of the straight razor, the dreaded cut-throat. Where once lathering up in front of a mirror with a brush of badger was seen as something old guys do, appreciation of the straight razor shave has come full circle. Almost universally known to give a far better shave than the modern cassette style safety razors, and resharpenable to boot, the straight is seen by many not just as a nostalgic piece of personal grooming equipment, but as an integral part of the daily morning ritual. This book, first penned in 1905 by an unknown writer for an obscure correspondence course company in the United States, has finally found its place. It has found itself to be the Great Manifesto of the Shaving Renaissance. Get back to basics, learn the manly art of shaving.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. From the Preface. The object of this little book is to furnish clear and full information about the art of shaving. There are few men who do not experience more or less difficulty in shaving themselves with the straight razor, and many who, after a few unsuccessful attempts, give it up in despair and go to the barber shop. We believe most of these would much prefer to shave themselves if only they could do as well as a barber. The advantages, indeed, seem to be wholly with the man who shaves himself. In the first place the shaving is done in the privacy if his own room. He has his own razor, cup, soap, brush and towels, which can be kept scrupulously clean and sanitary, thus avoiding the constant danger of infection. There is no long wait for the call of next. After the first cost of the outfit there is nothing to pay, either for services or tips. Thus in point of time, money and health the man who shaves himself is a decided gainer. These early years of the 21st century have seen a resurgence in the use of the straight razor, the dreaded cut-throat. Where once lathering up in front of a mirror with a brush of badger was seen as something old guys do, appreciation of the straight razor shave has come full circle. Almost universally known to give a far better shave than the modern cassette style safety razors, and resharpenable to boot, the straight is seen by many not just as a nostalgic piece of personal grooming equipment, but as an integral part of the daily morning ritual. This book, first penned in 1905 by an unknown writer for an obscure correspondence course company in the United States, has finally found its place. It has found itself to be the Great Manifesto of the Shaving Renaissance. Get back to basics, learn the manly art of shaving.…

Paperback. Condition: Fair. From the Preface. The object of this little book is to furnish clear and full information about the art of shaving. There are few men who do not experience more or less difficulty in shaving themselves with the straight razor, and many who, after a few unsuccessful attempts, give it up in despair and go to the barber shop. We believe most of these would much prefer to shave themselves if only they could do as well as a barber. The advantages, indeed, seem to be wholly with the man who shaves himself. In the first place the shaving is done in the privacy if his own room. He has his own razor, cup, soap, brush and towels, which can be kept scrupulously clean and sanitary, thus avoiding the constant danger of infection. There is no long wait for the call of next. After the first cost of the outfit there is nothing to pay, either for services or tips. Thus in point of time, money and health the man who shaves himself is a decided gainer. These early years of the 21st century have seen a resurgence in the use of the straight razor, the dreaded cut-throat. Where once lathering up in front of a mirror with a brush of badger was seen as something old guys do, appreciation of the straight razor shave has come full circle. Almost universally known to give a far better shave than the modern cassette style safety razors, and resharpenable to boot, the straight is seen by many not just as a nostalgic piece of personal grooming equipment, but as an integral part of the daily morning ritual. This book, first penned in 1905 by an unknown writer for an obscure correspondence course company in the United States, has finally found its place. It has found itself to be the Great Manifesto of the Shaving Renaissance. Get back to basics, learn the manly art of shaving.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Later Printing. mild wear, former owner's ink stamp to front free end paper, small article tipped to preface page, otherwise a nice, clean copy, 24mo, 414 pages, blue cloth with gilt spine titles, twentieth printing of the first edition.

Hardcover. Condition: Acceptable. Worn with tears and edge wear. First Edition. The book is in good condition structurally, but the dust jacket shows signs of wear, including tears and edge wear. The hardcover binding remains intact, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or library markings.

Hardcover. Condition: Poor. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 1st Edition, 217th Thousand, 22d Impression [stated]. A convenient reference book for all persons interested in electricity and magnetism, dynamos and motors, eclectic lighting, interior wiring power transmission, and operation and maintenance of electrical apparatus [stated]. Burgundy cloth boards - spine missing [book block exposed]. Rubbed/scuffed/fraying/soiled with age/use. Title no longer visible on upper board. Page edges sprayed red. Upper & back boards no longer attached to book block. 87390. All pages appear to be present. Prior owner name in pencil FFEP. Copyright 1908. B&W diagrams/illustrations and tables/charts within throughout. Scarce/rare/hard to find/out of print. All images are stock photos, not of the actual item. Photo requests encouraged prior to purchase. Shelved in plastic. SCIENCE/EDU/TEXTBOOK.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. A rare and remarkable slice of early American industrial history. Published by the renowned International Textbook Company in Scranton, PA, this volume was specifically engineered as an interactive home-study textbook for the International Correspondence Schools (I.C.S.) during the height of America's industrial boom. Unlike modern mass-produced textbooks, this volume was meticulously compiled anonymously by a select brain trust of early 20th-century technical engineers and trade professionals.…

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. A rare and remarkable slice of early American industrial history. Published by the renowned International Textbook Company in Scranton, PA, this volume was specifically engineered as an interactive home-study textbook for the International Correspondence Schools (I.C.S.) during the height of America's industrial boom. Unlike modern mass-produced textbooks, this volume was meticulously compiled anonymously by a select brain trust of early 20th-century technical engineers and trade professionals.…

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