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Unopened softcover, presumed first edition. Text in French and Spanish. Spanish translation by Jean-Clarence Lambert. Libreria Madero bookstore sticker, in Mexico DF, on front free end page. All pages are unopened except the front and back cover. There is chipping and paper loss on 3 corners of the front cover. Cover is slightly soiled and unevenly toned. Pages are toned, but unmarked and unread. Email me if you want to hear about where I obtained this book.

Tony Hillerman's first book introducing Detective Joe Leaphorn of the Navajo Tribal police. The book has some sun fading on the spine and the top spine has been rubbed, but the book is in very good condition with crisp corners, clean and unmarked pages and tight binding. The previous owners name is written on the front flyleaf opposite the title page. There are no library markings. The dust jacket has shelf wear, including nicks, tears and rubbing all around, but it is intact. Stated First Edition on the copyright page, the numbers on the back page are 70 71 72 73 9 8 7 6 5 4 3.

Historical novel about traveling from Mississippi through Mexico in the 50's trying to find family. A praised first novel by author Morris. Book is in fine, nearly unread condition. The author has inscribed, dated and signed on the title page.

Signed. Best selling author, Billie Letts, tells the story of two homeless kids searching for a place to call home. The book is in fine, like new condition. The author has signed on the title page (no inscription).

When this book was first published in 1942 it was called the best book written on North American Indian life. The author has written extensively on American Indian cultural life, including the controversial 'Book of the Hopi". The book has bumping of the spine on top and bottom and the spine is somewhat browned. However, the binding is tight, almost unread, and the pages are clean and unmarked, and the corners are crisp. The copyright page says 1942, but this is the twentieth anniversary, fourth edition.

Satirical novel about espionage in World War II. The author was a decorated Naval officer in the OSS in the Mediterranean during the war. Book is listed as very good+ with sunning and wear at the head and tail of the spine. There is light even toning throughout. Previos owners name is written on the front end paper. The dust jacket is chipped all around. A 2" tear at the head of the spine with some paper loss, listed as good+.

Bestselling author tells a modern spy story, in Paris, about attempting to find Napoleon's lost secret treasure in order to prevent international financial catastrophe. There is a bump on the back bottom spine, otherwise the book is in excellent condition. corners are square and the pages are clean and unmarked. Almost unread condition. The author has inscribed and signed on the title page.

Near Fine / near fine. Second printing before publication. Mystery. Southern gothic meets New England finishing school. Cult classic. small bump on bottom front corner. "Bookclub- March 1993" written on front free end page. Glassine dust jacket has very light rubbing, but no chips or tears.

First Edition. Redoubtable satirist, Ernie Kovacs, takes on television. The head and tail of the spine is beginning to fray. There is edge wear and shelf ware all around the the front free end page is separated. The pages are evenly toned and the binding is tight and the pages are clean and unmarked. Listed as Good +.