1958 letter from the editor of Isis, Harry Woolf, of the University of Washington, and signed by him ("Harry"). There are two pages, and the upper right corner of the second page is missing, otherwise excellent.

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Title

Letter Signed By the Editor of Isis

Publisher

Harry Woolf

Publication Date

1958

Binding

Soft cover

Condition

Good

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Signed by Author(s)

Book Type

Book

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I opened my first bookstore in Davis CA in 1985, and started selling online in 1998. I've sold about 50,000 books online, with fewer than 100 returns. I take book descriptions seriously--it's an art--and photos, if not initially available, need only to be requested. I've been away from abebooks a few years, but now am back, with vastly increased shelf space, and plan to double the inventory (while maintaining the erstwhile quality). Non-fiction is my bailiwick, the more specialized and obscure the better. So, we share an interest in specific knowledge, and I will cater to your sphere of knowing as only a 40-year book nerd can. Charles

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