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I have six copies from a stack that was never opened. The quality ranges from near fine to good and all the colors are grand with light rubbing. The inside colors are perfect, as shipped.
"America's only non-partisan voting guide that gives you a complete, truthful, side-by-side comparison of all major presidential and vice-presidential candidates, the issues and the political parties for 1968." -- from inside. "What do you really know about these men?" -- from cover.
You may contact me to buy one at $12.00. I offer my six as a batch for one price of $50.00.

The story of three friends deals with the problems faced by the post baby boom generation and is accompanied by definitions of terms reflecting modern social trends. Cool book with folded cover and rag pages. Great graphics from cover to cover.

How long can one man survive in a world of vampires?

I recommend looking at all of my photos. They describe the item better than my words. They are all my own photographs of each item. Salvador Dali Museum, St. Petersburg Florida. Unique Rare Hat Lapel Pin: This Rare pin is in exceptional condition! Size: 1-1/2" x 1-1/2", labeled: Salvador Dali Foundation, Inc. 1985. Green background with black Dali signature and blood crown. Lower left corner has one small bare spot. One owner.

I recommend looking at all of my photos. They describe the item better than my words. They are all my own photographs of each item. White background with black Dali signature and blood crown with cross in red. Salvador Dali Museum, St. Petersburg Florida. Unique Rare Hat Lapel Pin. This Rare pin is in good to fair condition. Some faint stains, little rust on pin. Size: 1-1/2" x 1-1/2", labeled: Salvador Dali Foundation, Inc. 1985. One owner.

Fictional biography of Eleanor of Aquitaine. Maps and genealogical tables on endpapers. Please see the photos for details of wear and tear. I have had this book for a good forty years and did read it but it is still very nice. I have not found many on the internet that are this same issue.

Comes with original inventory card from the Old Town Bookstore in Saginaw, Michigan. Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors. Fair with no dust jacket. 1962. Paperback. Cover is sun-faded with minor wear. Flaking spine at top. Pages all unmarked except for some water stain on lower right. I recommend looking at all of my photos. They describe the item better than my words. They are all my own photographs of each item.

I recommend looking at all of my photos. They describe the item better than my words. They are all my own photographs of each item. This copy on offer was purchased in CA new in 1991, by this collector. The pages are clean and fine with one page marked by the previous bookseller. From the cover: "A literary last testament from rock's poet of the damned" From the back cover: "If the first poets were singers, Jim Morrison brought poetry back to its roots, unscrolling an extended song of rootlessness, violence, and Dionysian sensuality on record, in concert, and in his private notebooks."

An Illegitimate Authority, self-published from 5 Beckman Street, New York, New York, 10038. Managing editor: Lamar Hoover. "In this Issue: Philip Berrigan is cofounder and cochairman of the Catholic Peace Fellowship, chairman of the Baltimore Inter-faith Mission and author of No More Strangers. Martin Jezer, an editor of WIN, soon will become an agrarian revolutionist-journalist in Vermont. Diane De Prima recently moved from New York to San Francisco; she'll help build the Free City there.
This copy is discolored on the cover but the art is clean. This item was never opened or read as it was part of a closed-out bookstore's stock. One owner since 1968; he owned the bookstore and kept favorite pieces in his own collection, I am his daughter, sharing items here.

San Francisco: Chronicle Books. Very Good in V/G dust jacket. 1992. Reprint. Hard Cover. 0811801802. Unclipped dust jacket is V/G, it has small shelf wear that is shown in a photograph. Color drawings, including letters and stationery that are part of the innovative enjoyment provided by this series. Square, 8" x 8".

Thirty cards printed on heavy stock in full color. They are printed so as to be sent through the mail with a stamp. They illustrate the history of erotic art.

RARE ... NONE OTHER TO BE FOUND WITH THIS COVER ART! Slick blank book with cover art by Steven Cragg showing a caracture of Jack Kerouac hitching a ride. It will make that new book sound when opened. Spine has some damage and is cracked in one spot (see attached photo) but the pages are nice and square. Pages lined with delicate scroll art to encourage the writer who would be a fan of Kerouac. Largely Literary is a registered trademark of Antioc Publishing Company of Yellow Springs, Ohio. Design No. TJ0-77658
I recommend looking at all of my photos. They describe the item better than my words. They are all my own photographs of each item.

Good in Good Dust Jacket with lovely Holbein drawing. Please see my photos for the quality of everything. 1957. Book Club Edition: First Printing. Hard Cover. Boards and pages are fair, some water stain shown in photos, bright, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Scarce, Out Of Print. Dustjacket has worn edges. "It began in a rose garden at Hever Castle on a lovely day in 1526, the story of this love between a king and his subject which was to change the course of history; and it ended in blood and tragedy."

Illustrated with many nice color illustrations and collages including several pull opens.

The book is almost as new - clean, tight and unmarked with shelf wear on the corners and edges of the dust jacket, and some scratches. There is a crease in the DJ on the inside sleeve where the author's story appears (I have included a photo of the fold). Possibly never cracked open, great condition. No remainder marks, price clips or other imperfections.

Examine my photographs of this lavishly illustrated, colorful book that includes all envelopes and letters produced with this volume. I am offering this at a good price for the quality.

"Anyone interested in American music will find this newly uncovered material fascinating ... sourced from 185 archival photos ... The majority of these have never been published." -- Fred Reif The author was born and raised in Saginaw, Michigan. Musician, manager, writer, researcher, publisher and collector of American roots music.
This book is full of great stories and photos, I even found my Great-Uncle Zeph Phillips mentioned and shown in a photo. I remember visiting the Shrine Circus here in the early 1960's and having him wave at me from the musician's pit.
I recommend this book for anyone who likes history, music and fascinating images.
As ordered from my store, the Bay Shore Emporium, this book will be autographed and sent to the shipping address directly by the author.

Antique Collection includes five tinted postcards of the falls along with the booklet. The postcards are C TATES 23861,15149 335: -- Prospect Point 19833 341: -- Brink of Luna Falls etc., 19416 285, F.H. 27063. They are all in very good to Fair+; please look at the photos; I try hard to make the images distinct. I offer the whole collection for $30. The booklet has a nice back flap that has not been pierced.

I recommend looking at all of my photos. They describe the item better than my words. They are all my own photographs of each item. Tight binding, spine and cover very good, minor shelf wear. Booksellers mark but otherwise clean inside. Glued binding. 214 pp. with B/w photos. "Listen, real poetry doesn't say anything, it just ticks off the possibilities. Opens all doors. You can walk through any one that suits you." -- Jim Morrison, quote on back cover.

I recommend looking at all of my photos. They describe the item better than my words. They are all my own photographs of each item. Clean, sharp, corners with beautiful, unmarked pages. This book was barely opened but it has one problem. The inside cover has a "crafty" sticker that is acid free. It was placed to cover another signature as the book was purchased used. There is a photo of the sticker in our photo folder. Bargained priced at $40.00 because of this sticker. Credits Mentioned are: Photographs, Text and Design by Frank Lisciandro, Cover Design by Ed Caraeff, A Delilah Book, Black and White photographs printed by Tom Ploch, Barry Schwartz Studios