Easton Press Oscar Wilde Picture Of Dorian Gray & Short Stories Two Titles
A nice touch on this action figure is the tiny compass on its wrist accessory.
Easton Press Oscar Wilde Picture Of Dorian Gray & Short Stories Two Titles
You will find that Preserving Christian Publications prioritizes content over flashy cover designs.
Easton Press Oscar Wilde Picture Of Dorian Gray & Short Stories Two Titles
What stands out about the 1973 model is the original, bright spine.
20x Franklin Library Classic Titles: Various Authors & Dates, 1/4 HB Leather
Romantic Poets – 1982. Various Classic Titles By Various Authors. Treasure Island – Robert Louis Stevenson – 1981. Another collectable book listed by River Bank Books. 1/4 Leather. 1/4 Leather Spine – Hardback Books with Gilt page edges, Marbled effect end papers.
Petit Miroir de la Civilisation Francaise 1938 Heath Vintage HC Maps Illustrated
Title : Petit Miroir de la Civilisation Française. Published in 1938 as part ofHeath’s Modern Language Series, Petit Miroir de la Civilisation Française byFrançois Denoëu is a comprehensive cultural and historical survey of France, designed foradvanced French language and civilization study at the university level.
Vintage Kipling The Two Jungle Books Rare Omnibus 1895 HC
VG for 130 year old book.
Vintage Kipling The Two Jungle Books Rare Omnibus 1895 HC
VG for 130 year old book.
Vintage Kipling The Two Jungle Books Rare Omnibus 1895 HC
VG for 130 year old book.
1819 NEW TESTAMENT 1st American BOSTON STEREOTYPE richardson and lord LEATHER
Original leather binding worn, but solid. Corners very worn down. For Bibles containing the Apocrypha, I include a photo of the Apocrypha title page or first page. Antiquarian books are handmade, hand-sewn, and often contain natural irregularities, age-related toning, foxing, small tears, edge wear, and other characteristics typical of books of this period.
two school books copyright 1926 The new everyday arithmetic marked 3-9-1931
The product is a pair of school books titled “The new everyday arithmetic” from 1926. The books are hardcover and published by The Riverside Press in Massachusetts. The authors of the arithmetic books are Franklin Hoyt and Harriet Peet. The books are illustrated and written in English, making them a unique and collectible piece of North American mathematical history.