Search Results: Authors starting with U from Pacific Rim Used Books

E. P. Dutton & Co.. First edition, 1946. Hardback. Very good. In a lightly worn dust wrapper.. Possible author signature... "To ****, Robert". Education, philosophy, history.

Doubleday & Company, Inc.. First edition, 1968. Hardback. Good. Faint stain on the back end paper. In a good dust wrapper.. There are b&w photos and a glossary.

Dream Garden Press. First edition, 1981. Paperback. Fair to good. The covers have creases, soiling and some edge wear. There's a faint brown stain in the bottom left corner on the front cover. The vocabulary section in the back has some pencil underlining.. Signed by the author. This copy is inscribed by the author ..."x rated, I need a branding iron,'" 10/6/92 The story of cowboys and ranch owners in central Nevada's Fiddleback Ranch.

Department Of The Interior. 1944. Paperback. Good. Light shelf wear.. 7 x 10.25 inches, many b&w photos of Pueblo Crafts. Wearing, pottery, music and painting.

The University of Tennessee. 1965. Paperback. Good. The covers have some minor soiling. The front cover has a name in ink and a small, County Agent's stamp. A few pages have creases on the bottom edges.. No. Botany, Tennessee, Weeds.

Irvin Ungar. 2000. Paperback. Good. Faint shelf wear.. 8.5x11 inch catalogue with many color and b&w illustrations. There's a separate price list. Historic Judaica.

St. George Publications. 1980. Paperback. Very good.. Rudolph Steiner, Theosophy

Unknown. Circa early 1900s. Paperback. Very good.. Twelve b&w photos in a presentation envolope, 3.5 by 2.5 inches, of Edinburgh, England, in the early 1900s.

Self-published. 1931. Hardback. Fair to good. Soiled, creased and bumped.. 8.5 x 11 inch sepia photograph of the crew of Laughlin Blacksmith Shop in 1931. I don't know the location. Each man is numbered and named on the back on the photo.

Unknown. Circa early 1900s. Paperback. Very good.. Twelve b&w photos in a presentation envolope, 3.5 by 2.5 inches, of London, England, in the early 1900s. Most are labeled on the back.

unknown. Circa early 1900s. paper. Fair to good. The top is chipped from being opened.. No. A fancy 4 x 6 inch card, die cut, with a picture of a girl holding flowers. A tuft of blond human hair is included. The card has a three cent stamp and is addressed to Maggie Walker, Branch Station, Michigan.

unknown. Circa early 1900s. Paper. Very good.. No. A 5 x 7 photo mounted on a 7 x 9 board of a boy with his bicycle and gun? Probably in eastern Washington State. (aaap)

German. 1945. Hardback. Good.. 6 x 6 inches, pictures of Frankfurt, Germany before the war with actual pictures on photo paper after the war. Black and white.

Unknown. 1934. Good. Some photos have faded a bit.. Ninety 4.5 x 3 inch Photos of the United Empire Loyalist Mine, trail head, Bear River in the Stewart B.C., Canada area. 1934.

Moody's Yachts. 1934-35. Paperback. Good.. An 8 x 5 inch photo of Moody Shipyard workers in England, circa 1934-35. There's also a list of names.

Self-published. Circa 1950s. Hardback. Good. Some of the photo corners are loose, some tissue guards are creased. Others are missing parts. The front and back inside paste-downs have wrinkles.. 15.5 x 10.5 inches with an attractive, inlaid cover map of Japan and Korea, black pages with tissue guards. There are a total of ten 8 x 10 b&w photos, some mounted with photo corners. Two are duplicates. One photo of Mt. Fuji, a farming scene, cute girls on an improvised teeter totter, the San Francisco Beer Hall, Korean version. Kimpo Airfiend is mentioned on the back of a picture.

unknown. 1910s. Paperback. Good. The back is unused but a little soiled. 3.5 x 5 inches unused real picture novelty post card of a lady flying an early airplane with California and Los Angeles streamers.

Charles H. Kerr. 1906. Hardback. Very good. Faint shelf wear.. From the Standard Socialist Series.

Charles H. Kerr. 1905. Hardback. Very good. Faint soiling. No dust wrapper.. From the Library Of Science For The Workers Series.

Thunderbird Press. 2012. Paperback. Good. One short tear on the back cover.. Signed by the author. A 9/11 witness report.