Uncredited Editors (7 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. GRAFFITI: THE STOCKBRIDGE MAGAZINE: NO. 1. [Stockbridge, Graffiti, ca. 1980]. Uncredited editor(s). B/w illustrations. Bibliographical references. Includes advertising matter. Stiff yellow pictorial wrappers, printed black (slight rubbing to wrappers, ex-library stamp present), else fine. Upper wrapper title. Contains contributions by Pete Baynes, Kay Bourne, David Loewe, Hugh Mackay, Janet Mundy, Dominique Secretan, et al. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Syracuse: Syracuse University, 2004. Syracuse University Lacrosse Game Program for the Army Game in 2004. Near Fine. Wraps, quarto, 12interior pages. All-American Middie Sean Lindsay featured on the color cover. Rosters of both teams, head photos of the SU players, including Hizzonerable Self, the great Mikey Powell, as well as Sean Lindsay, Steve Vallone, Steve Brooks, Danny Brennan, Brett Bucktooth, Brian Crockett, Greg Rommel, Jake Plunkett, and other current or future AAs. Four pages of text as well, and, of course, ads: it is a game program. L65.

Paperback: 11½" x 8¼". Condition: Near Fine: Small signs of wear. Cover Art: Uncredited (illustrator). 1982 Edition. © 1982: Science Fiction & Fantasy Magazine:- Contents: New stories by Nicholas Allan, Angela Carter, David Garnett, Garry Kilworth & Josephine Saxton:- (original cost £1.25).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Syracuse: Syracuse University, 1998. Syracuse University Lacrosse Game Program for the Towson game in 1998. Goalie Jason Gebhardt on the cover. Very Good Plus. Wraps, quarto, 32 interior pages. Rosters of both teams, head photos of the SU players, including Gebhardt, Casey Powell. Ryan Powell, Marshall Abrams, John Glatzel, Rob Mulligan, Chris Cercy, Matt Cutia, and other current or future AAs. John Desko's more youthful smilin' face. Articles as well, and, of course, ads: it is a game program. LPR52.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. uncredited (illustrator). 1st Edition. First edition/printing paperback original (PBO - Award AQ1261) in Fine conditon.

Hardback: 8" x 5". Condition: Near Fine: Small signs of wear. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. Cover Art: Uncredited (illustrator). UK SFBC Edition. © 1979: An anthology of 13 short stories edited by Isaac Asimov, Martin H Greenberg & Charles G Waugh. 1st printing of 1981 edition. UK SFBC 1177 ( New Series - Vol 2 Issue 3):- Contents: The Weather On The Sun by Theodore L Thomas / Brightside Crossing by Alan E Nourse / Prospector's Special by Robert Sheckley / Waterclap by Isaac Asimov / Hop-Friend by Terry Carr / Barnacle Bull by Poul Anderson (writing as Winston P Sanders) / Bridge by James Blish / Saturn Rising by Arthur C Clarke / The Snowbank Orbit by Fritz Leiber / One Sunday In Neptune by Alexei Panshin / Wait It Out by Larry Niven / Nikita Eisenhower Jones by Robert F Young / The Comet, The Cairn And The Capsule by Duncan Lunan:- Synopsis: The thirteen stories included in this collection cover all the important bodies of our solar system and each section is introduced by Isaac Asimov who sums up what is known about them now (1980) and what was known about them at the time the stories were written:- (original cost unmarked).

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Edinburgh: T. Nelson and Sons, Paternoster Row, 1875. First Edition. The Royal School Series. Illustrated with engravings. 12mo, full black morocco binding, no imprinting on covers or spine, 416 pp. Good; front hinges cracked, spine end wear and corners bumped, endpaper foxing, and very thorough - and delightful - nibbed pen cursive artful personal entries on the endpapers by Miss Betsy Yetts, the owner, who paid 2 shillings for this book on Monday, November 17, 1879. Elizabeth F.L. Yetts by that time resided at 122 Corporation Street in Belfast, having recently left her home near The Holy Island, Beal, Lindisfarne, Northumberland, where she was a parishioner of W.W.F. Keeling (see separate ephemera listing), who would later author "Lindisfarne or Holy Island: Its History and Associations" (1889). On the rear free endpaper of this volume, Betsy artfully wrote: "Don't steal this book for fear of shame / for in it lies the owner's name / and god will say at the last day / where is the book you stole away - Betsy Yetts." Apparently thought up by her, based on a correction and her signing of it. But as part of Parson Keeling's flock, albeit translocated at the time, she should have capitalized "God" - and didn't. Speaking of shame. The Royal Readers were a series of general readers, probably for high-school-age students, with in-depth content on about everything, from science and history to poetry, and illustrated with engravings. This example is particularly charming, though in well-loved good only condition. Maybe Good Plus. See scans. L85.