Donald Temple (34 results)

paperback. Condition: Very Good.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. Light shelf wear.

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Good-. Vol. 5, No. 2. Edited by Ray Palmer & Bea Mahaffey. Front cover art by Malcolm Smith; rear cover by J. Allen St. John. Includes "Field of Battle' by William F. Temple; "The Night the General left Us" by Robert Moore Williams; "Lost Continents V" (article) by L. Sprague de Camp; "Beyond the Barrier" (conclusion) by Richard S. Shaver; "Disguise" by Donald A. Wollheim. Features: "Editorial"; "The Man From Tomorrow"; "Personals"; "Letters"; 'Other Worlds Book Shelf"; "The People Who Make "Other Worlds" highlights Temple. Illustrated by Bill Terry, Charles Hornstein, and others. Has been wet with mild staining; wraps may have been re-glued; tanning; a little musty; soem foxing and wavisness. Book.

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Good+ to Very Good-. Vol. 35, No. 3. Edited by Cele Goldsmith. Front cover by Leo Summers for "A Dusk of Idols" (novelet) by James Blish. Includes "The Unknown" (novelet) by William F. Temple; "The Risk Profession" (novelet) by Donald E. Westlake; "Playboy and the Slime God" by Isaac Asimov; "The Last Evolution" (classic reprint; intro. by Sam Moskowitz) by John W. Campbell, Jr.; "Political Machine" by John Jakes; "Operation Lunacy" (article) by Lester del Rey. Features: "Editorial"; "The Spectroscope"; ". . .Or So You Say". Illustrated by Summers, Morey, Ivie, and Finlay. Creasing; edge and corner nicks, wear, and short tears; minor wet spots; glue mends to front hinge; old price and date in pencil on first page; tanning. Book.

paperback. Condition: Very Good.

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Good+ to Very Good-. Vol. 35, No. 3. Edited by Cele Goldsmith. Front cover by Leo Summers for "A Dusk of Idols" (novelet) by James Blish. Includes "The Unknown" (novelet) by William F. Temple; "The Risk Profession" (novelet) by Donald E. Westlake; "Playboy and the Slime God" by Isaac Asimov; "The Last Evolution" (classic reprint; intro. by Sam Moskowitz) by John W. Campbell, Jr.; "Political Machine" by John Jakes; "Operation Lunacy" (article) by Lester del Rey. Features: "Editorial"; "The Spectroscope"; ". . .Or So You Say". Illustrated by Summers, Morey, Ivie, and Finlay. Lower rear edge was exposed a little over 1" with tanning in foxing; spine heel a little bent with small tear; tanning. Book.

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Good+ to Very Good-. Vol. 35, No. 3. Edited by Cele Goldsmith. Front cover by Leo Summers for "A Dusk of Idols" (novelet) by James Blish. Includes "The Unknown" (novelet) by William F. Temple; "The Risk Profession" (novelet) by Donald E. Westlake; "Playboy and the Slime God" by Isaac Asimov; "The Last Evolution" (classic reprint; intro. by Sam Moskowitz) by John W. Campbell, Jr.; "Political Machine" by John Jakes; "Operation Lunacy" (article) by Lester del Rey. Features: "Editorial"; "The Spectroscope"; ". . .Or So You Say". Illustrated by Summers, Morey, Ivie, and Finlay. Tanning; rear cover has a smallish stain with a little bug damage to the two foredge corners and minor tears; foxing inside front cover and minor stains. Book.

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Good+ to Very Good-. Vol. 5, No. 2. Edited by Ray Palmer & Bea Mahaffey. Front cover art by Malcolm Smith; rear cover by J. Allen St. John. Includes "Field of Battle' by William F. Temple; "The Night the General left Us" by Robert Moore Williams; "Lost Continents V" (article) by L. Sprague de Camp; "Beyond the Barrier" (conclusion) by Richard S. Shaver; "Disguise" by Donald A. Wollheim. Features: "Editorial"; "The Man From Tomorrow"; "Personals"; "Letters"; 'Other Worlds Book Shelf"; "The People Who Make "Other Worlds" highlights Temple. Illustrated by Bill Terry, Charles Hornstein, and others. Creasing; short tears; store stamped on rear; tanning; small losses at spine ends. Book.

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Good+ to Very Good-. Vol. 5, No. 2. Edited by Ray Palmer & Bea Mahaffey. Front cover art by Malcolm Smith; rear cover by J. Allen St. John. Includes "Field of Battle' by William F. Temple; "The Night the General left Us" by Robert Moore Williams; "Lost Continents V" (article) by L. Sprague de Camp; "Beyond the Barrier" (conclusion) by Richard S. Shaver; "Disguise" by Donald A. Wollheim. Features: "Editorial"; "The Man From Tomorrow"; "Personals"; "Letters"; 'Other Worlds Book Shelf"; "The People Who Make "Other Worlds" highlights Temple. Illustrated by Bill Terry, Charles Hornstein, and others. Stains at upper and lower ends/edges (mild); 1/2" loss at heel, 1/4" at head, both of which are mildly stained; tanning; letter W on cover in pencil. Book.

Single Issue Magazine. Condition: Very Good. Front cover Art by Malcolm Smith,back cover art by J. Allen St. John (illustrator). First Edition. First Edition 162 page digest sized Science Fiction magazine edited by Bea Mahaffey and Raymond A. Palmer with Stories by Donald A. Wolheim, L. Sprague de Camp, William F. Temple and others. Front cover Art by Malcolm Smith,back cover art by J. Allen St. John. Contents page in Photos. A very good with light wear, text lightly toned, old residue from mailing label to front cover. See Photos bx 406.

good - very good.

Trade Paperback. Condition: Very Good. A Very Good copy with moderate shelfwear to spine and tanning to spine, else a nice, clean copy. 64pp. with Publisher's announcement for the third issue laid in. The issue includes substantial work by Olson, Duncan, Lansing, Kelly, and other known English poets. Published by Andrew Crozier.

very good.

near fine.

Soft cover. Condition: GOOD, Decent Reading Copy. Photo Front Cover: Richard Hewett;Interior Artists: John Huehnergarth; Lou Glanzman; Jack Dumas; (illustrator). ARGOSY Men Adventure Magazine Volume 355, #5; (November/1962; Popular Publications;) Photo Front Cover: Richard Hewett; 150 pages including covers; Writers: Brett Halliday.; Donald Hamilton; Nelson Valjean; Dick Hewett; Dick Adler; Pete Kuhlhoff; Carl L. Biemiller; Paul Ditzel; Truman R. Temple; Lawrence A. Bundy; T. R. Fehrenbach; Richard X. Fielding; Richard B. Weeghman; Gil Paust; Joe Christy; Gil Paust.; Joseph Scholnick.; Martin Deutsch.; Interior Artists: John Huehnergarth; Lou Glanzman; Jack Dumas; Contents; BOOK BONUS - ** "Never Kill a Client" by Brett Halliday.; ARTICLES - ** "An Argosy Crime Report: Who Murdered Henry Marshall?" by Donald Hamilton. The Estes probe's skull was smashed, his lungs were loaded with carbon monoxide. There were five bullet holes through his chest - and they called it suicide!; ** "Send for Dr. Voodoo!" by Nelson Valjean. Bothered by 'Jinkey vibrations?' Short of Do-as-you-please perfume? Fresh out of mummy dust?; ** "How to Break a Camel" by Dick Hewett. You need the muscles of a wrestler, the courage of a lion tamer and the skill of a top rodeo cowboy to tame these snarling, kicking denizens of the desert.; ** "The Bandit who Wouldn't Stay Dead" by Dick Adler. Salvatore Guiliano lay in a pool of blood, his body riddled by police bullets after the mafia forced him into a trap. But the spirit of this modern robin hood refused to die, even when the black hand killed again to wipe out his memory.; ** "Scopes for Varmints" by Pete Kuhlhoff. Take a new handgun designed for a special cartridge, add a telescopic sight, and the result is a winning combination.; ** "Positively the World's Greatest Athlete" by Carl L. Biemiller, art by John Huehnergarth. Stop all those barroom arguments! Cease those family feuds! Here at last is the definitive dope on the amazing man.; ** "Dispatch 'Heavy You'" by Paul Ditzel. Heavy utility 27 could pull down a brick wall or poke its steel snort through eight inches of hard concrete - but what could it do for six men trapped in a gas filled dixty-foot hopper?; ** "The Myth of the German 88" by Truman R. Temple. Was it really the 'superweapon' that some GIs claimed? Could it do everything but deliver the mail?; ** "King of the Klondike" by Lawrence A. Bundy, art by Lou Glanzman. Who else could set up a telegraph office when there were no wires within five hundred miles? Who else could swindle and fast-talk himself into a position as top dog in the wild world of the gold rush? Who else but Soapy Smith.; FICTION - ** "Operation Bug-Out" by T.R. Fehrenbach, art by Jack Dumas. 'Don't turn your back on me, Sergeant Barker - just don't turn you back!'.; PICTURE STORY - ** "The Raciest Girls in the World" by Richard X. Fielding. Once they drop the starting flag at Le Mans, the real race is on in the infield - and a girl has got to move fast to stay in the running.; SPECIAL FLYING SECTION - ** "But Can I Afford It?" by Richard B. Weeghman. It's not as cheap as taking the bus, maybe, but flying your own plane doesn't mean you have to be rolling in oil stocks.; ** "What? Me Fly My Own Plane?" by Gil Paust. Given the dexterity and brains you need to keep up with today's highway traffic, experts agree that flying your own plane is safer than piloting the family car.; ** "They Fly Strictly for Fun" by Joe Christy.; ** "Just How Safe is Private Flying?" by Gil Paust.; FEATURES - ** "The Best of Spirits" by Joseph Scholnick.; ** "Travel Trials" by Martin Deutsch.; *** Book Order # ADV147; Condition= G = (2.0) GOOD; (Used Reading Copy); Tape residue to right edge of front cover cover creasing Price=US$15.00); Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Photo Front Cover: Richard Hewett;Interior Artists: John Huehnergarth; Lou Glanzman; Jack Dumas; (illustrator). ARGOSY Men Adventure Magazine Volume 355, #5; (November/1962; Popular Publications;) Photo Front Cover: Richard Hewett; 150 pages including covers; Writers: Brett Halliday.; Donald Hamilton; Nelson Valjean; Dick Hewett; Dick Adler; Pete Kuhlhoff; Carl L. Biemiller; Paul Ditzel; Truman R. Temple; Lawrence A. Bundy; T. R. Fehrenbach; Richard X. Fielding; Richard B. Weeghman; Gil Paust; Joe Christy; Gil Paust.; Joseph Scholnick.; Martin Deutsch.; Interior Artists: John Huehnergarth; Lou Glanzman; Jack Dumas; Contents; BOOK BONUS - ** "Never Kill a Client" by Brett Halliday.; ARTICLES - ** "An Argosy Crime Report: Who Murdered Henry Marshall?" by Donald Hamilton. The Estes probe's skull was smashed, his lungs were loaded with carbon monoxide. There were five bullet holes through his chest - and they called it suicide!; ** "Send for Dr. Voodoo!" by Nelson Valjean. Bothered by 'Jinkey vibrations?' Short of Do-as-you-please perfume? Fresh out of mummy dust?; ** "How to Break a Camel" by Dick Hewett. You need the muscles of a wrestler, the courage of a lion tamer and the skill of a top rodeo cowboy to tame these snarling, kicking denizens of the desert.; ** "The Bandit who Wouldn't Stay Dead" by Dick Adler. Salvatore Guiliano lay in a pool of blood, his body riddled by police bullets after the mafia forced him into a trap. But the spirit of this modern robin hood refused to die, even when the black hand killed again to wipe out his memory.; ** "Scopes for Varmints" by Pete Kuhlhoff. Take a new handgun designed for a special cartridge, add a telescopic sight, and the result is a winning combination.; ** "Positively the World's Greatest Athlete" by Carl L. Biemiller, art by John Huehnergarth. Stop all those barroom arguments! Cease those family feuds! Here at last is the definitive dope on the amazing man.; ** "Dispatch 'Heavy You'" by Paul Ditzel. Heavy utility 27 could pull down a brick wall or poke its steel snort through eight inches of hard concrete - but what could it do for six men trapped in a gas filled dixty-foot hopper?; ** "The Myth of the German 88" by Truman R. Temple. Was it really the 'superweapon' that some GIs claimed? Could it do everything but deliver the mail?; ** "King of the Klondike" by Lawrence A. Bundy, art by Lou Glanzman. Who else could set up a telegraph office when there were no wires within five hundred miles? Who else could swindle and fast-talk himself into a position as top dog in the wild world of the gold rush? Who else but Soapy Smith.; FICTION - ** "Operation Bug-Out" by T.R. Fehrenbach, art by Jack Dumas. 'Don't turn your back on me, Sergeant Barker - just don't turn you back!'.; PICTURE STORY - ** "The Raciest Girls in the World" by Richard X. Fielding. Once they drop the starting flag at Le Mans, the real race is on in the infield - and a girl has got to move fast to stay in the running.; SPECIAL FLYING SECTION - ** "But Can I Afford It?" by Richard B. Weeghman. It's not as cheap as taking the bus, maybe, but flying your own plane doesn't mean you have to be rolling in oil stocks.; ** "What? Me Fly My Own Plane?" by Gil Paust. Given the dexterity and brains you need to keep up with today's highway traffic, experts agree that flying your own plane is safer than piloting the family car.; ** "They Fly Strictly for Fun" by Joe Christy.; ** "Just How Safe is Private Flying?" by Gil Paust.; FEATURES - ** "The Best of Spirits" by Joseph Scholnick.; ** "Travel Trials" by Martin Deutsch.; *** Book Order # ADV147-2 >>Cover scuffing; & creasing. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus. Book.

Mass Market Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition Thus. Ace NY 1965 1st ed thus 288pp. Very good with edge wear, readers crease to spine, small stain to the top corners of the last 11 pages. Small crease lower corner front cover. See photos bx59E.

almost near fine.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good Minus. 1st Edition. First edition/printing paperback original (PBO) Ace G-551 in Very Good Minus with store stamps on inside front cover and other wear but presentable and collectible. Signed by contributing author Tom Purdom on Contents page! Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Frontis (illustrator). 1st. 1st printing; dj w/some sunning, lite chipping, unclipped price, in mylar; red c w/gilt titles on blue; 647 clean, unmarked pages/index.

Soft Cover. Condition: Good to Very Good. Howard V. Brown (front cover) (illustrator). First Edition. ----------pulp magazine, standard pulp size. First page pasted to back of front cover, long front cover tear (repaired by the pasting), front cover trimmed, cover creases, half inch piece out of spine middle, wear to spine extremities, chipping to cover edges, small pieces out of back cover, a good-VG copy. Back cover advertisement is for Chesterfield cigarettes. Letter writers in letters-to-the-editor column: W.A. Gibsen, D. deWoronin, L.M. Jensen, Haywood Hood Jr., Bob (Wilson) Tucker, Walter Liebscher, L.P. Wakefield, William N. Anthony, J.H.morrell Jr., Irving Silbert, Jack Darrow, S.L. Birchby, Francis L. Ellissen, Thomas R. Daniel, J.C. Campbell, Irving I. Koch, Alvin Wingfield Jr. and R.M. Holland Jr.

Paper Magazine. Condition: Fine. Various, Stevan Dohanos Cover (illustrator). This is the FIRST EDITION. A superb item for the Collector ,Donald Hamilton,Erle Stanley Gardner :Serials , and Numerous other articles Including "The Worlds Greatest Treasure Hunt" And The Epic of the Canadian Pacific " by Temple Fielding , Wonderful condition you won't be disappointed! 110pp Many more available ( my one finger typing is getting faster!) E-mail for details Size: Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Not Inscribed or Signed.

Soft Cover. Condition: Good to Very Good. Howard V. Brown (front cover) (illustrator). First Edition. ----------pulp magazine, standard pulp size. Spine and corners have been clear-taped, small piece missing from back cover, small piece missing from spine top, the usual small edge tears, a good-VG copy. Back cover advertisement is for Chesterfield cigarettes. Letter writers in letters-to-the-editor column: Milton Kaletsky, Karl Van Kampen (John W. Campbell), Dale Tarr, Philip Woliston, Raymond F. Alvarez Del Rey (Lester Del Rey), Harry Harvey, J. Nernoff Jr., Lyman Martin, Edward Davis, Kenneth Sterling, Simpson M. Ritter, I. Yama Rocketeer, Edward Hart, Benita Coffin, Walter Liebscher, Chauncey Ellsworth McGonicle, Kenneth Harrison, Bob (Wilson) Tucker and Richard H. Jamison.

Unknown Binding. Condition: As New.

near fine.

Softcover. Ex-library with stamp and library-signature. GOOD condition, some traces of use. C-02535 9780821835425 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 150.

Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. [1st edition], 1st printing ; 427 pp. ; ISBN:067161021x ; LCCN: 80-20660 ; black and white cloth in dustjacket ; remainder stamp on bottom of textblock ; Contents: Sketchbook : ground Zero -- Profile : Joan of Arts -- Sketchbook : Learning to understand : Sweet Georgia Brown -- Things go better with Coke -- The cultural directory lists more than 300 programs -- How NEH made friends -- Jamie Wyeth's phantom Swiss chalet -- Picture your community without the arts -- Black-tie benefit at Bloomingdale's -- The knowledge industry -- PBS and ICA : Agencies of propaganda -- Potpourri: Goodwill, Goodworks, and censorship -- NSF: the transcendental faith in technology, censors as perverts -- CETA: did 10,000 artists dance on CETA grants? -- Enemies of the people : Howard Morland and Jane Fonda -- NEA: scenes from a winter palace -- NEA: a kind of requiem had occurred -- Casebook NEA: the day a documentary fund disappeared -- Definitions, NEA subbsidizing lint -- Burlesque: NEA and prevention of literature -- NEH: a just and beautiful society -- Temple secrets: NEH the procedures of privilege -- Songs for goats: The new order's secrets -- The new order: a cauldron of fire, fanned by the wind. ; ".how a small elite drawn from government, academia, and business are secretly working together to create a radical new national culture" ; alarming ; VG/VG. Book.

Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 6th edition. 496 pages. 10.00x7.00x0.59 inches. In Stock.