Search Results: Authors starting with M from Bloomsbury Books

W.B. Conkey Company. Offered is the fourth reprint edition of "The Coming Battle: The True History of Our National Debt" written by M. W. Walbert first published in 1899. Published by W. B. Conkey Company, this edition contains a contemporary Foreword by Paul and Lorraine Walter, this copy signed by Paul Walter in black ink pen with "Best Wishes." An unread copy; book and dust jacket are in immaculate, pristine condition. . As New. Hardcover. 4th Edition. 1999.

Philadelphia, PA: Religious Education Committee, Friends General Conference. Offered is a first edition, second printing, of "Marriage as Vocation: An Invitation to Relationship-in-Depth - The 1968 Rufus Jones Lecture Given in Baltimore, Maryland, October 4, 1968" given by David R. Mace and published in 1970 by the Religious Education Committee, Friends General Conference, out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A stapled pamphlet measuring 5-1/2" by 8-3/8" and containing 28 pages including front and rear covers. Staples lightly age-rusted; small light stain to lower left corner of front cover; "60c" written in blue pen. . Very Good. Stapled Wraps. 1st Edition. 2nd Printing. 1970.

West Hollywood, CA: Machismo. A left-stapled catalog printed on glossy paper, measuring 10" by 7" and containing 20 pages including front and rear covers (the order form is still attached to the center page, as issued). No date, although circa late 1970s (a book from 1978 entitled "High-Tech: The Industrial Style and Source Book for the Home" is offered in the catalog). Offering all sorts of items, the headings are Hollywood Glitter (including Hollywood Star neon, Ceramic wall balloons); Let Us Entertain You (including Crystal wine coolers, Art Deco-style crystal and glasses); Pig Out At The Derby (including life-size "Cardboard Kid" that won't keep you awake at night, Hot-to-Trot Jogger Wall Hook); So You Wanna Be A Star (including Muppet and Miss Piggy ornaments, RCA Victor Record ice bucket); All The World Is A Stage! (including Crayola crayons, Deco-inspired Pierrot Mug); What's New in Hollywood (including Ballerina Pig Pillow, Visa Pillow, Marlboro soft… Read More

New York: Santly-Joy, Inc.. Four pages including front and rear covers with two pages containing the complete music and lyrics. In lightly worn covers. . Very Good. Sheet Music. First Edition. 1943.

New York, NY: The Humboldt Publishing Co.. Offered is Issue No. 53 of "Twentieth Century Library: Published Monthly" (July 1894) published by The Humboldt Publishing Co. out of New York City (this is the same company that published "Twentieth Century: A Weekly Radical Magazine"). A small magazine measuring 5-1/8" by 7-1/4" and containing 330 pages including front and rear covers. PLEASE NOTE: Humboldt Publishing obtained copies of the first printing (1891) from Benjamin R. Tucker of "The Anarchists: A Picture of Civilization at the Close of the Nineteenth Century" by John Henry Mackay - to which this issue is entirely devoted - removed the outer covers (leaving the title and copyright page, photo frontispiece of the author, and all text intact) - and added their own covers, front and rear, along with advertisements. A semi-fictional account of John Henry Mackay's year in London from the spring of 1887 to that of the following year, chapter headings include:… Read More

Dayton, OH: Wright State University. Issue is primarily devoted to a lengthy interview with John Wayne. . Near Fine. Magazine. First Edition. 1975.

Hatfield, PA: Biblical School of Theology. Offered is a first edition, first printing of "The Textus Receptus and the King James Version" written by Dr. Allan A. MacRae and Dr. Robert C. Newman and published in 1975 by the Biblical School of Theology out of Hatfield, Pennsylvania. A stapled pamphlet measuring 5-1/2" by 8-1/2" and containing 16 pages including front and rear covers. The Contents are: Foreword; Facts About the So-Called Textus Receptus (in question and answer format); author bios (each with photo); information on the Biblical School of Theology (with photo of school). Condition: one passage hi-lighted in yellow; very small, clear stain to front cover. . Near Fine. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 1st Printing. 1975.

New York, NY: MADRE/WPN - Women's Peace Network. Offered is Vol. 7 No. 2 (Fall 1990) of "MADRE" published by MADRE/WPN (Women's Peace Network) out of New York City. A magazine measuring 8-1/8" by 10-7/8" and containing 32 pages including front and rear covers. With photographs throughout, and text in both English and Spanish, the Contents include: two-page "Dear Friends" by MADRE Executive Director Vivian Stromberg; poetry "Lulu's Song" by Kathy Engel; two-page photospread of Nueva Guinea, Nicaragua ("MADRE's seven year partnership with AMNLAE [Amanda Espinoza Association of Nicaraguan Women] is visible in every corner of Nicaragua. Nueva Guinea, a remote town in the southeast, has been devastated by the contra war, chronic poverty, and natural disasters. When the women there came together to start their own center, they turned to MADRE for support they could count on"); Health Update: Nicaragua by Dr. Sarah Williams; full-page letter… Read More

Tarrytown, NY: Murdoch Magazines. A left-stapled supermarket tabloid measuring 10" by 12-7/8" and containing 48 pages including front and rear covers. Well-illustrated with photos, highlights include: A FAIRYTALE WEDDING AND A SURPRISE BABY BRING ROYAL FAMILY GOOD NEWS AT LAST (on the marriage of Viscount Charles Althorp and Victoria Lockwood); CHER SAYS 'I WILL' AFTER ROCKER RICHIE [Sambora] DAZZLES HER WITH $10G RING; REAL-LIFE FATAL ATTRACTIONS IN HOLLYWOOD ("Cher, Diana Ross, Liz Taylor and Michael J. Fox are just a few of the celebrities who are spending millions to protect themselves from fanatical - and sometimes deadly - fans"); CANCER-STRICKEN SAMMY DAVIS Jr.'s PRAYER: 'MAY GOD KEEP HIS ARMS AROUND US'; MEET THE BILLIONAIRE BACHELOR, AMERICA'S MOST ELIGIBLE MAN (on Bill Gates); BEST & WORST DRESSED AT THE EMMYS; JOHN WAYNE'S DAUGHTER: HOW COULD A COURT GIVE MY BABY TO HUSBAND WHO TERRORIZED ME? (on Aissa Wayne); BELLY DANCER REVEALS: JACKIE… Read More

New York: Conde Nast. Light cover wear in places. . Near Fine. Magazine. First Edition. 2011.

Milwaukee, WI: Guitar Edge Magazine. Fine. Magazine. First Edition. 2007.

Harper & Brothers, Publishers. Outstanding reading. Contents include: Who Is Loyal to America? by Henry Steele Commager; The Proper Bostonians by Cleveland Amory; short story The Collection by V.S. Pritchett; Doctors Along the Boardwalk by Bernard DeVoto; More Fallacies About Art by W.M. Ivins, Jr.; How Not To Run A Spy System by Fletcher Pratt; The American Master Counterfeiters by Stewart Robertson; [General Douglas] MacArthur Era: Year Two by Robert Cochrane. Front covers lightly rubbed and show light to moderate edgewear in places; short, light corner crease; interior pages in excellent condition. . Very Good. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1947.

New York: Conde Nast. Light cover wear in places. . Fine. Magazine. First Edition. 2012.

London, England: Endeavour House. Please note: lacks CD. . Near Fine. Magazine. First Edition. 2011.

Atlanta, GA: Publication Management Corp.. A vintage digest-sized magazine for men measuring 4-1/4" by 5-7/8" and containing 100 pages including front and rear covers. Well-illustrated with photographs, contents include: Ritual of Pain ("The Hindus Express Their Faith in a Manner that Baffles the World of Today"); France's Beauty Pool; My Wife is a Stripper; Prison Riots U.S.A.; A Lot of Lotti: Ecuador's Elisa Lotti is a Knockout; The Ted Williams Story; Hunt the Jaguar Down!; Fine French Girl (on Mylene Demongeot); Bullfighters: Why They Can't Quit!; Is There a Fortune in Your Attic?; Passion Crimes: Can They Be Stopped?; Meet Marie (Marie Schulte); Archie Moore: Grand Old Man of Boxing; Ooh, La La! (Mireille Le Plat); several stag and burlesque film ads. Condition: covers moderately rubbed, small corner crease; internal pages lightly age-yellowed as per paper stock used. . Good. Magazine. First Edition. 1959.

New York: Conde Nast. Fine. Magazine. First Edition. 2011.

New York: Conde Nast. Near Fine. Magazine. First Edition. 1988.

New York: Conde Nast. Fine. Magazine. First Edition. 2012.

Saturday Review, Inc.. Offered is the February 12, 1972 issue of "Saturday Review" edited by John J. Veronis and published by Saturday Review, Inc. out of New York City. A magazine printed on glossy paper and containing 94 pages including front and rear covers. Of note is the lengthy article by Faubion Bowers entitled "Homosex: Living the Life" - "The questions who? what? why? bafflingly persist" with three photos ("liberationists during 1971's Gay Pride Week in New York City"; "Manhattan's first Gay Liberation Parade last June was mirrored in other major American cities - As thousands of marchers paraded, some bystanders urged, 'Why don't you try women first?' 'We have,' answered many of the demonstrators"; "On several occasions, David Susskind's TV talk show has focused on the subject of homosexuality - male and female. Above, the ladies openly and sincerely discuss lesbianism before a nationwide audience of… Read More

The Parents' Magazine Maternity Service. Issued as a complimentary magazine (printed to the lower area of the front cover are the words "Presented to you with the compliments of Levy Bros" out of San Mateo, California) and containing 44 pages including front and rear covers. Well-illustrated with photos and vintage advertisements, articles include: Portrait of a Newborn Baby; Do Your Children Know You Love Them?; Feeding In The First Year; Make Way For Baby II; Paid Help Is Not A Luxury; Plan The Nursery So It's A Room To Grow In; Toys To Make At Home; Don't Make Sweets A Reward; much more. Condition: periodic scuffing and short creases along outer narrow spine fold, else in lovely condition. . Very Good. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1958.