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Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 11 named individuals (illustrator). Popular. Used - Good: Stories From History, Volume 8, of THE JUNIOR CLASSICS, POPULAR EDITION. HARDCOVER. 6x9" large. GOOD Condition, clean, solid, bright. Publisher: P. F. Collier & Son Co Pub, 1938. Biographies and legends of the United States and Western Culture through WWI every American child should know. BOARD CLOTH IS TEXTURED,BOOK IS FULL 6"X9"; vi + 377pg pages; . 22 STORIES FROM 19 Authors in THIS Volume. Bibliography on pg 377. OLIVE ENDPAPERS SHOW STORY SCENES. GOLD lettering on spine TITLES ON BRIGHT BROWN, but no DJ. POPULAR EDITION. Interior is tight & clean with prior owner's name and inventory on reverse of ffep. Title page has tear, also a gutter separation at p 376. Hardcover has embossed brown boards w/ gold lettering. Prior Owner Name No Value.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. Not Stated (illustrator). First Thus. 18 short stories with 16 additional named authors (not listed also as editors.) Four color plates and 80 black and white pictures in text; early struggles and joys of youth, opening of literary vistas, fun out of school and more. vi + 313pp. + 3 plates bound in. Short Story titles include: - Leaving School by William M. Thackeray, - Doctor Garde's Little Girl at School by Mary H. Catherwood, - John Ridd's School Days by R. D. Blackmore, - A Russian Boy's Tutor by Count L. N. Tolstoi, - Spelling for the Prize by John T. Trowbridge, - Paul's Education by Charles Dickens, - School Days in New England by James Freeman Clarke, - Maisie by Rudyard Kipling, plus 10 other stories of School and College Days. Cover indicates this volume part of a series titled "Young Folks Library." Hardcover with tan cloth boards, green and yellow decorations on front & spine, but no dust jacket. This copy retired from a public grade school library. Shelving info in permanent ink on spine, check-out envelope pasted on front paste-down. Front gutter repaired. Head of spine torn & corners bumped from handling. However, interior is tight, clean and otherwise unmarked. Above average interior - likely seldom read. Copyrights 1938, 1910, 1902, 1901. Likely different stories had different copyright years. Printed in U.S.A. Title page is dated 1951, likely the year this copy was printed. Some indication the stories included in a print year might vary. No ISBN, LCCN, nor MSR. Ex-Library (Public).

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. 23 B&W Illustrations not attributed (illustrator). Revised Edition. Beacon Lights of Literature, Book Eight edited by Rudolph W. Chamberlain (1947 Hardcover without Dust Jacket) This book 8 represents the culmination of grammar school literature text series "Beacon Lights of Literature." This book was prepared without regard to the state in which the subject was to be taught. The subject matter covered was developed to satisfy the program outlined in "An Experience Curriculum in English," the national consensus of educators regarding what and how English literature should be taught in the US schools in the 1940s. Stories are grouped into 13 sections including one section on radio broadcasting and one section on motion pictures. Each section has an additional reading lists, biographic sketches of the authors, Questions & Exercises regarding the reading, and use of footnotes for unfamiliar phrases and words. There are 73 readings with 23 full-page line illustrations. None of the illustrators are named. Only one author was noticed to have written 2 readings. xviii + 749pp + 1pp ad. Under 8" tall 8vo Hardcover has rust-colored cloth boards with black lettering & designs, but no DJ. Spine still attached, although covers worn through cloth. Front end-page through frontis has been torn out. This has left some front pages loose but laid in. Remainder of text appears complete. Table of contents heavily marked, other writing or markings in text does not affect legibility. No evidence of public ownership. Copyright 1940. Printed in U.S.A. Stated 1947 Edition. No print-run info found. No ISBN, LCCN, nor MSR. Thanks for looking! No Ownership Markings.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Erwin Hoffmann (illustrator). First Thus. Arrow Book of Spooky Stories edited by Nora Kramer (1964 Scholastic Paperback - TX 331) Collection of 11 ghost stories by 10 named authors for upper elementary grades. vi + 90pp. - Horace the Happy Ghost by Elizabeth Ireland. - Never Mind Them Watermelons by Maria Leach - The Tinker and the Ghost by Ralph S. Boggs & Mary Gould Davis - The Lucky Man by Maria Leach - The Stubbornest Man in Maine by Moritz Jagendorf - Here We Go by Maria Leach - The Friendly Ghost by Elizabeth Yates - The Dancing Jug by Lupe de Osma - The Strange Visitor by Joseph Jacobs - A Shiver of Ghosts by Cyril Birch - The Ghostly Fisherman by Natalie Savage Carlson. Interior is tight, clean and, except for prior owner's name inside front cover, unmarked. Paperback cover is whole and shows no wear. No creases in spine. Well above average condition. Copyright 1962. 1st time these stories were published together, so 1st Thus Edition. Printed in U.S.A. This copy stated from 2nd printing. September 1964. Scholastic catalog: TX 331. No ISBN nor LCCN. MSR = US $0.35. Thanks for looking! Prior Owner Name No Value.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. No Jacket. Rafaello Busoni (illustrator). Special Edition. Illustrated World Encyclopedia, Vol. 1 ONLY (1967 Hardcover without Dust Jacket) The Illustrated World Encyclopedia was conceived, developed and operated by Albert H. Morehead (1909-1966). He was author, co-author or editor of over 60 books, including books on games and puzzles, and a number of reference works, some of which are still in print. This 1967 edition was the first edition published after Morehead's death. This edition is often referred to as the Bobley Edition after Roger Bobley who served as the Revision Editor until the 1967 edition could be published. This encyclopedia set (21 volumes) was designed for elementary and secondary school students. Hence the focus on illustrations, diagrams, and maps to present information. In each volume has a section known as Literary Treasures (numbered separately), featuring summaries and analyses of the world's most important literature. For sale is volume one (A - AMM) only. viii + 246pp + L1 thru L64. As New Hardcover without Dust Jacket. Ivory cloth boards with green cloth spine. Gold lettering & designs in black shadow-boxes on spine. No marks. Square, unworn corners. Always privately owned. Copyright 1967. Details of edition and print-runs not given. No ISBN, LCCN, nor MSR. Thanks for looking! No Ownership Markings.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 144 pages. Illustrated. A Dinosaur Named Sue When the prehistoric object of a bitter custody battle sold for 8. 36 million dollars, scientists finally began to piece together the skeleton and saga of the largest T. rex ever found. Cuba- -Evolution in the Revolution Cuba's revolution ages, perhaps mellows, but keeps its grip on this island nation. Quick as ever to point out their accomplishments under socialism, Cubans now recognize the growing power of the U. S. dollar in their country. John Glenn in Space { John Glenn: Man With a Mission} In 1962 John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth. Thirty- six years later, at the age of 77, the senator returned to space to help us understand how the body ages and to remind us that the spirit never does. Deep Soul of the New River { New River; New River's Deep Soul} The oldest river on the eastern seaboard flows through the Appalachians with waters calm enough for church baptisms and wild enough for white- water rafters. Old Havana { The Rebirth of Old Havana} Renovation in the heart of Cuba's capital city illuminates centuries of architectural splendor. Tam Dao- -Sanctuary Under Siege { Vietnam's Tam Dao Reserve; Tam Dao- -Vietnam's Sanctuary Under Siege} A refuge for wildlife and for weekenders from Hanoi also draws international scientists, who are cataloging the rare and endangered creatures of Vietnam's new national park even as poachers scoop them up. Sahara Rock Art { Ancient Art of the Sahara} Intriguing scenes carved in rock shelters and on cliffs survive the elements but fall victim to collectors.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 1965). January 1965 - Volume two, issue seven. 4to stapled paperback (216 x 277mm). Pp34. Colour and b/w photographs and illustrations. A well used copy. A good copy. Founded and originally edited by Bernard Venables, illustrated with colour photographs, mainly by Michael Prichard, and with illustrations by Venables and others, Creel was, and still is, the most highly respected angling journal. It attracted the best writers whose style and ethos are still admired today. Venables is listed on the title-page as Editor until December 1964, then from February 1965 onwards John Nixon is given as Editor and Michael Prichard as Art Editor. (Prichard was mentioned as Photographer and Art Editor from the very first issue, but did not make it to the title-page until after Venables had left). Contents of this issue include:- Creel diary; Sea column by Clive Gammon - 'A stolen weekend'; Catching big pond trout by William Currie; Eels from marshland dykes by Geoffrey Bucknall; Giving movement to flies and baits by V. Teige O'Donovan; One day's fishing by Jim Wheat; Denizens of the reed beds (colour feature) by Harry Tallent; Trap those chub on natural baits by Jack C. Cairns; The portly cod is an important fellow by Professor A.F. Magri Mac Mahon, art work by Arthur Smith; Flamborough Head by E. Merritt; South Africa's bluefin bonus (colour feature) by Kenneth Morris; Fishing afar. over Skelligs (picture feature) - Leslie Moncrieff returns to the Atlantic coast of Ireland; To catch a salmon (a basic approach to this problem) by Tim Olsen; The missing crab by Sid Luen; Unlucky for some. by James Wood; A light-hearted look at getting a dinghy by Ronald Pearsall; Letters to the editor; Photography column and book reviews; Classified advertisements and tackle reviews. .

Hardcover. addresses, etc., etc., for the use of preachers. [Orig. series 7 vols, new series 6 vols., 1887-92: 26 sermons per vol.] 314 p.; 21.5 cm. Fair orig. brown cloth, lacks backstrip.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 1965). January 1965 - Volume two, issue seven. 4to stapled paperback (216 x 277mm). Pp34. Colour and b/w photographs and illustrations. Slight wear to covers but a very good copy. Founded and originally edited by Bernard Venables, illustrated with colour photographs, mainly by Michael Prichard, and with illustrations by Venables and others, Creel was, and still is, the most highly respected angling journal. It attracted the best writers whose style and ethos are still admired today. Venables is listed on the title-page as Editor until December 1964, then from February 1965 onwards John Nixon is given as Editor and Michael Prichard as Art Editor. (Prichard was mentioned as Photographer and Art Editor from the very first issue, but did not make it to the title-page until after Venables had left). Contents of this issue include:- Creel diary; Sea column by Clive Gammon - 'A stolen weekend'; Catching big pond trout by William Currie; Eels from marshland dykes by Geoffrey Bucknall; Giving movement to flies and baits by V. Teige O'Donovan; One day's fishing by Jim Wheat; Denizens of the reed beds (colour feature) by Harry Tallent; Trap those chub on natural baits by Jack C. Cairns; The portly cod is an important fellow by Professor A.F. Magri Mac Mahon, art work by Arthur Smith; Flamborough Head by E. Merritt; South Africa's bluefin bonus (colour feature) by Kenneth Morris; Fishing afar. over Skelligs (picture feature) - Leslie Moncrieff returns to the Atlantic coast of Ireland; To catch a salmon (a basic approach to this problem) by Tim Olsen; The missing crab by Sid Luen; Unlucky for some. by James Wood; A light-hearted look at getting a dinghy by Ronald Pearsall; Letters to the editor; Photography column and book reviews; Classified advertisements and tackle reviews. .

Condition: Good. No Jacket. S.G. Hulme Beaman et al (illustrator). 96pp, 6 x 8 inches. . A neat little book, containing a number of stories and poems, with 4 col. plates, and many b/w illus. Probably 1930s.

Hardcover. addresses, etc., etc., for the use of preachers. [Orig. series 7 vols, new series 6 vols., 1887-92: 26 sermons per vol.] 324 p.; 21.5 cm. Good lt. edgestained orig. brown cloth.

Hardcover. addresses, etc., etc., for the use of preachers. [Orig. series 7 vols, new series 6 vols., 1887-92: 26 sermons per vol.] 312 p.; 21.5 cm. VG orig. brown cloth.

Hardcover. addresses, etc., etc., for the use of preachers. [Orig. series 7 vols, new series 6 vols., 1887-92: 26 sermons per vol.] 324 p.; 21.5 cm. Good orig. brown cloth, lacks ffep.

Hardcover. addresses, etc., etc., for the use of preachers. [Orig. series 7 vols, new series 6 vols., 1887-92: 26 sermons per vol.] 312 p.; 21.5 cm. Good lt. rubbed orig. brown cloth.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. Alfred Crowquill only named illustrator; 17 other artists likely (illustrator). First Thus. The Merry Maker (Young Folks Library Volume 8, 1953 Hardcover without Dust Jacket) 32 short stories & verses from 17 named authors. Volume 8 of the Young Folks Library. Four color plates with many black and white pictures in text. Stories which stretch readers credibility. vi + 316pp. + 3 plates bound in. Short Story titles include: - Funny Leaves for the Younger Branches by Baron Krakemsides of Burstenoudelafen, - New England Weather by Mark Twain, - The Owl and the Pussy-Cat by Edward Lear, - The Dorchester Giant by Oliver Wendell Holmes, - The Reverend Mr. Trotty by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, - The Walrus and the Carpenter by Lewis Carroll, - The Yarn of the Nancy Bell by William S. Gilbert, - John Gilpin's Ride by William Cowper, plus 24 other stories & verses are found in The Merry Maker. Cover indicates this volume part of a series titled "Young Folks Library." Hardcover with tan cloth boards, orange and yellow decorations on front & spine, but no dust jacket. This copy was always privately owned, appears never handled, and exterior is new. In addition, interior is tight, clean, complete, and unmarked. Above average interior - likely seldom read. Copyrights 1952, 1932. Likely different stories had different copyright years. Printed in U.S.A. Title page is dated 1953, likely the year this copy was printed. From other sellers descriptions, it is indicated the stories found in this title vary by print year. No ISBN, LCCN, nor MSR. Thanks for looking! No Ownership Markings.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. card covers a bit browned, else generally fine. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Poor. First Edition. dustwrapper tattered, missing pieces, endpapers foxed, text otherwise sound and clean, illustrated, 184pp, apparently an old schoolbook, consisting of extractsfrom books by Amundsen, Darwin, Livingstone, du Chaillu and others, with a glossary and questions at the end. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

1968, 31st printing. (Staplebound) Very good. 67, 38pp. Blue printed wrappers. There is a previous owner's name on the front cover. Identified on cover as: Mennonitischer Katechismus mit Glaubensartikeln. Issued with Glaubensbekenntis der Mennoniten in Manitoba, Nordamerika. Text in German Language & Gothic Type. Locale: Manitoba; Prairie Provinces; Western Canada. (Religion, Mennonites--Canada).

Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. undated but early 20th century, red cloth, generally clean and sound throughout, unmarked. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Hard Cover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. First Edition. green cloth damp-damaged at base, front and rear, undated odd volume, part of a set of 30 volumes issued in three sets of ten volumes each, targeted presumably at the emigrant Irish in the United States. The year of issue is not stated, but seems to be, on internal evidence, 1902 (that's the last reference to publications by W.B. Yeats. This volume consists largely of photogravure plates of Irish people and places, monuments and symbols that would appeal to the emigrant. Among the portraits is John Redmond, MP, who was one of the editors of the series. Interesting mainly as a collection of photos, which are generally clean, regardless of the damage mentioned to the boards, and the shakiness of the binding generally (easily repaired if wished). Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Hardbound. Condition: Very Good. Quarto, red cloth with gold lettering, about 1500 pp., b/w photos and advertisements.

[0-333-26558-0] [1979]. (4to) Fine in fine dust jacket. 224pp. Cenealogical chart on endpapers, black and white and color photographs. Biography of Louis Mountbatten, Earl of Burma. Locale:. (History--England, Generals--England).

[1947]. (Oversize paperback) Very good. 123pp. Contributors include Edward Crankshaw (The Russian Way), E.M. Friedwald (Soviet Industrial Production), Maxim Gorki (Three Tales), V. Kaverin (Three Sketches), E. Lampert (Some Trends in Russian Social Thought of the Nineteenth Century), Georges K. Loukomski (New Developments in Modern Soviet Architecture), H.A. Meek (Magnitogorsk), S.P. Turin (The Reconstruction of the Devastated Areas in the New U.S.S.R. And the New Five-Year Plan (1946-1950)). Publisher series: Russian Review 3. Locale:. (Penguins).

[1960]. (Staplebound) Very good. np. Photographs of ladies in nylon stockings and garters. (Erotica, Adult Magazines, Erotic Photography, Fetishes, Men's Magazines, Nude Photography, Nylon Stockings).

[1961]. (Staplebound) Very good plus. np. Photographs of ladies in nylon stockings and garters. (Erotica, Adult Magazines, Erotic Photography, Fetishes, Men's Magazines, Nude Photography, Nylon Stockings).

1948. (4to paperback) Very good. 100pp. Music and lyrics. Arranged for Medium Low Voice. (Music).

1948. (Mass market paperback) Good to very good. 124pp. Illustrations. Spine is cocked. Publisher series: Science News 7. (Science).

1948. (Mass market paperback) Good to very good. 144pp. Illustrations. Spine is soiled. Publisher series: Science News 6. (Science).

Hardcover. 435, [1] p.: engraved title and frontis. (Joseph and brothers), 4 pl.; 18 cm. [39 vols. issued (21-39 as n.s. 1-19), Good, thumbed and spotted, in edgeworn but sound quarter sheep.

1917. (Paper covers) Very good. pp277-353. Indices. There is some tearing and chipping to the spine most of which has been carefully pasted down. Includes J. Hutchinson (A Revision of the Genus Pteronia (Compositae)), E.P. Phillips (A Contribution to the Knowledge of the South African Proteaceae. No. 3) & E.P. Phillips (Contributions to the Flora of South Africa. No. 2). Locale: South Africa. (Natural History, Botany--South Africa).