Search Results: Signed by Author from Turtleman Used Books

Trade paperback. Very little wear. Inscription inside front cover. Want to travel in Asia without committing a faux pas? This book will help. Includes Australia and New Zealand, but not Micronesia. You want to go to Fiji, you're on your own.

First edition. Signed by the Author on the title page, dated 5/6/2008. Minimal wear. Dust jacket encased in mylar, showing no wear. Pages clean, tight and unmarked: looks unread.

Little wear. Signed by all three authors. Lists are a bit dated by now, as the book pre-dates Russell Wilson and the Mariners have had 11 more seasons of ineptitude since then.

Book and dust jacket show almost no wear. The jacket is encased in mylar. First edition, signed by the author on the title page. A gem of a book with the story of a familial saga.

First edition. Signed by author inside front cover. Book shows little wear. Dust jacket has a few small tears and a little piece missing at the top of the spine. 72 pages. Vantage Press was a vanity publisher in the 1960s. The author would have paid to publish and then hoped to recoup from later sales. An ordained minister, much of Morris' poetry is religious in nature, but he opens his book with three poems about astronauts John Glenn, Scott Carpenter and Gordon Cooper.

A self-published book, signed by the authors and their golden eagle (ok, that last one is actually a rubber stamp made from a footprint). This is the memoir of a pair of animal rescue professionals and their work with eagles and other animals. Illustrated with many color photographs. Included is a brochure from their animal rescue agency (see photos). Little wear other than a bumped corner. Spine is square and creasless. The corners seem prone to curling a little.

Very little wear, mainly along the lower edges. Signed with a brief inscription on the title page. Contains many color photographs of the large number of homes and buildings featured. A fairly rare book.

Little wear. Signed by the author on the title page. Owner's name inside front cover. Kirkpatrick's story of her and her husband's effort to build a life in the rural wilds of Central Oregon.

First edition, signed by the author following the front endpaper. Very little wear. Light blue paper covered boards with navy blue fabric over the spine. Gilt print on front and spine. Deckle-edged pages are blue dyed on the top edge and are clean, tight and unmarked. No remainder mark. Endpapers have a keyed arial view of West Point Academy.

Signed by the author. Very little wear. Some chips around the edges of the cover. The spine is square and uncreased. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Signed by the author on the title page, with brief inscription. The book looks unread.

First edition, signed by the author on the half-title page. The book and the dust jacket show no significant wear, like new. Looks as if it has never been read. Signature is on a card that was then glued to the page. Seems to be a very rare item. Comes with a letter of authenticity.

Signed by the author. Very little wear. There are some chips along the edges, but the cover and spine are creaseless, the spine remains square, and the pages are clean, tight and unmarked, except for the signature with brief inscription on the title page. It may have never been read.

Signed by author with inscription and date (2019) on the half-title page. Comes with a two-sided card called Don Aslett's Spot Removal, punched so you can hang it in your laundry room (or around your neck on a lanyard, which would reduce the spots to remove by catching them before they hit your top). Card is slightly larger than the book (except in thickness). Book shows very little wear (almost none). Can't decide if this means the original owner didn't make many messes, or didn't clean up as much as was originally expected.

Little wear. No spine creases. Front cover curls slightly. Pages are clean, tight and bright. Signed by author with an inscription on the title page.

Trade paperback from small publishing house. Signed by the author. Historical fiction about Hawaiian culture. Front cover is slightly bent, lower left corner, otherwise in excellent shape. Third of three in the series. 219 pages.

Little wear. Spine is square and uncreased, with a little wear at the lower front edge. There is also a 1 cm tear at the middle of the top edge of the front cover. Pages are clean, tight and intact. Signed by the author with an inscription, dated 1978, on the half-title page.

Very little wear. Signed by the author with an inscription on the dedication page. Appears to be a very rare book. The third in the series by this author.

Very little wear. Signed copy. Signed on the cover page and then again with an inscription on the dedication page. 37 pages are clean and unmarked.

A short book on bringing up a deaf or hearing-impaired child. Signed by the author with an inscription on the front endpaper. Books shows little wear, while the jacket has suffered a number of tears, some fading and a water spot at the bottom of the spine. A very rare book. (The author passed away in 2013.)

This book looks like new, except for the fact that it has a sort of fuzzy cover, which tends to catch and hold every little piece of fluff, hair, dust particle, and smut floating through the air. No matter how many times I brush it clean, five minutes later it looks as though I shouldn't have bothered. But it does feel nice. If you are a person always looking for advice, this book is for you, as it is full of advice looking for a taker. Even has a little red bookmark ribbon.Special Note: This is a preview edition, signed by the author. That makes it something that came BEFORE the first edition!