Lawrence a Sharp (4 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Binding has wear and a bit of light soil; tight, text clean. [8], 86 p., illustrated. Oversize [br 13].

hardcover. Condition: Good. No dust jacket. The pages are lightly tanned. The copy shows minor external wear, but is in otherwise clean condition.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. First edition. 1936, First edition. Hardcover. Bound typescript, printed on rectos only. 340 pp. Good. Bumping and fraying to spine ends and corners; binder's tape along hinges; clean contents. Possibly the typescript for an unpublished book as the Bibliography section reads 'To Be Supplied'. OCLC locates 3 copies under this title, all also typescripts.

Hard Cover. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. First Edition. HBDJ, 1914, 1st Edition, Lists Thru This Title Back DJ, BOOK Condition: Good+ With Cover stains & duplication of DJ illustration in Green & Beige & Black ,Other notes: Discolored front board, torn and tattered dust jacket is GOOD- Condition is 90% complete WITH Titles & Illustaration Intact DJ. SOLD AS-IS, But lightly soiled in addition to the wear and tear. Text Block is clean tight and unMarked. 257 PGS + AD In Back Thru St. Winifreds. Interior Nice tight Clean light FoX,Wear, Back DJ red Stain & small Chip at Center & Bottom end spine DJ small cHIp taking out part Donohue, Contents complete and tight, FRONT DJ small corner Chip out, . Here's a group of six boys, with three motor boats, who seem to spend a great deal of their time achieving heroic ends. In this tale, they apprehend a pair of bank robbers after a thrilling motor-boat chase down the Mississippi, retrieve the loot and return it to the bank. (In those days, there was no FDIC aND the theft of all of the vault contents, including cash and securities, would have meant disaster to maNY of the depositors; so this was no mean feat by the chums!) oNe interesting aspect of these six boys is that Arundel is at pains to provide each one of them with some faults, in order that he can demonstrate frequently tHe tolerance and patience with others thaT is provided (most of the time) by the six boys. One principal character is Buster, a boy who is quite overweight, but nonetheless, an important and valued member of the group. He takes Some kidding of course, (.