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JUST SHOWING SIGNS OF SOME FOXING OTHERWISE IN MINT CONDITION ALL AROUND.

IN GOOD CONDITION BUT IS SHOWING A MARK ON SOME PAGES WHICH DO NOT SPOIL THE PLEASURE OF READING. OTHERWISE IN PERFECT CONDITION ALL AROUND.

AN EXCELLENT READABLE COPY.

IN GOOD CONDITION.

IN EXCELLENT READABLE CONDITION ALL AROUND.

Book condition grading criteria
Very Good +: This means that the book is in near perfect condition. It is complete with its dust-wrapper and is impossible to tell from a new copy. Dustjacket (if present) as new
Very Good -: The book appears to be in excellent condition. Closer examination however will show signs of ownership and storage. There may also be a small inscription from previous ownership, but generally the book is in near perfect condition. Dustjacket (if present) as new but with very slight rubbing on the corners.
-Books in this condition will be better that VERY GOOD.
VERY GOOD: Slightly less than fine condition. Apart from slight foxing or fading, the book has no faults. Dustjacket (if present) clean with excellent colouring but with slight rubbing to most edges and corners.
GOOD: It is obvious that the book is second-hand. However apart from minor faults, it may be assumed that books in good condition are complete in all respects, unless described otherwise. Dustjacket (if present)… Read More

IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.

In like new condition. Corners showing signs of shelf wear.

IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.

SHOWING SIGNS OF SHELFWEAR AROUND THE EDGES BUT AN EXCELLENT READABLE COPY ALL AROUND.

OUTER COVERS SHOWING SIGNS OF SHELFWEAR AND USAGE BUT INTERNALLY IN PERFECT CONDITION. ALL PAGES PRESENT, ALL ILLUSTRATIONS IN CLEAN CONDITION AND CLEAR PRINT. THE BOOK WAS PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR HERSELF IN 1969, BUT SIGNED IN 1977.

OUTER COVERS SHOWING SIGNS OF SHELF WEAR, BUT INERNALLY IN PERFECT CONDITION. SHOWING SOME AGE RELATED MARKS. PHOTOS IN MINT CONDITION AND SHOWING SLIGHT FOXING PAGES. LOVELY VINTAGE COPY.

A Lesson In Love: A Little Village School Novel (Book 4)DUST JACKET IN NICE CONDITION, BINDING LIKE NEW AND NICE PRINT.

THIS SIGNED FIRST EDITION IS IN GOOD CONDITION FOR ITS AGE. ORIGINAL DUST JACKET/ COPY IN EXCELLENT READABLE CONDITION WITH A GOOD BINDING AND GOOD CLEAN PAGES.

THIS ITEM IS IN ALMOST LIKE NEW CONDITION.Product InformationBeginning with Plato and the first expressions of a utopian vision of a property-less society, Pipes describes communism's historical antecedents, through to Marx, Engels and the birth of 'communism' asa theory of class relations and a call to arms. He traces its spread to Russia and its adoption by young radical intellectuals led by Lenin, and explores why Russia, against all Marx's predictions, was such a fertile ground. He goes on to reckon brilliantly with the history of the Soviet Union, from the Russian Revolution and the Civil War, Stalin, Stalinism and the Great Terror and the Second World War to the regime's decline and its ultimate collapse. Pipes also looks at communism in its global context, from its spread to China and the Third World to its reception in the West, and the worldwide power struggle known as the Cold War. Finally he analyses the roots of communism's catastrophic failures and the staggering human cost it inflicted… Read More

Book condition grading criteria Very Good +: This means that the book is in near perfect condition. It is complete with its dust-wrapper and is impossible to tell from a new copy. Dustjacket (if present) as new Very Good -: The book appears to be in excellent condition. Closer examination however will show signs of ownership and storage. There may also be a small inscription from previous ownership, but generally the book is in near perfect condition. Dustjacket (if present) as new but with very slight rubbing on the corners. -Books in this condition will be better that VERY GOOD. VERY GOOD: Slightly less than fine condition. Apart from slight foxing or fading, the book has no faults. Dustjacket (if present) clean with excellent colouring but with slight rubbing to most edges and corners. GOOD: It is obvious that the book is second-hand. However apart from minor faults, it may be assumed that books in good condition are complete in all respects, unless described otherwise. Dustjacket (if present)… Read More

As New is self-explanatory. It means that the book is in the state that it should have been in when it left the publisher. The is the equivalent of Mint condition. Fine (F or FN) is As New but allowing for the normal effects of time on an unused book that has been protected. A fine book shows no damage. Very Good (VG) describes a book that is worn but untorn. For many collectors this is the minimum acceptable condition for all but the rarest items. Good (G) A book that is not very good. It is used to describe the condition of an average used worn book that is complete. In excellent readable condition with all pages intact and illustrations in perfect condition, perfect binding. Fair shows wear and tear but all the text pages and illustrations or maps are present. It may lack endpapers, half-title, and even the title page. Poor describes a book that has the complete text but is so damaged that it is only of interest to a buyer who seeks a reading copy. If the damage renders the text illegible, then the… Read More

IN GOOD CONDITION

IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.

CONDITION CRITERIA:

VG+ = As New but allowing for the normal effects of time on an unused book that has been protected. A fine book shows no damage.

Very Good (VG) describes a book that is worn but untorn. For many collectors this is the minimum acceptable condition for all but the rarest items.

Good (G) A book that is not very good. It is used to describe the condition of an average used worn book that is complete. In excellent readable condition with all pages intact and illustrations in perfect condition, perfect binding.

Fair shows wear and tear but all the text pages and illustrations or maps are present. It may lack endpapers, half-title, and even the title page.

Poor describes a book that has the complete text but is so damaged that it is only of interest to a buyer who seeks a reading copy. If the damage renders the text illegible, then the book is not even poor.

Ex-library copies will show institutional markings, well used/read book with other defects due to multiple usage.… Read More