Search Results: Titles starting with A from R. M. Dreier, Bookaneer

New York, NY: Berkley, 1977. MMPB. Very Good. Slight chipping to wraps and spine, light spine crease as shown./No jacket as issued.. In this startling and engrossing document, experienced UFO researchers Coral and Jim Lorenzen have pieced together the bizarre evidence and moving testimony of humans who have actually been taken aboard UFOS. The Lorenzens have questioned the victims, probed their claims, tested them by hypnotism, and verified their statements by numerous polygraph tests. Where does the evidence point? For the whole strange and unnerving report, read and be amazed by...

New York, NY: Simon and Schuster, 1996. 4to. Paper pictorial boards, title to spine. Near Fine. A clean and square copy./Good. Price Clipped jacket shows some light wear, and chipping to edges.. illustrated with photos by Alexander Vertikoff. A nice overview of the American bungalow and the variety of styles. The influence of the Arts and Crafts movement from Morris to Stickley.

Cincinatti, OH: The Stewart and Kidd Company, 1912. New Revised Edition. 12mo. (5.25" x 7.25") Hardcover. Red cloth covered boards with gilt stamped titles. Near Fine. Slight amount of wear to corners. Top and tail of spine are slightly bumped. Interiors are crisp, clean and unmarked as shown in photos./No jacket.. A vintage textbook on phonetic shorthand. No other copies of this edition currently in commerce. A later printing from this publisher shows up in 1 institution on WorldCat. A vintage textbook on phonetic shorthand. No other copies of this edition currently in commerce. A later printing from this publisher shows up in WorldCat.

New York, NY: Berkley, 1955. MMPB. Very Good, Very light wear to wraps.. Primitive Passions on a Lonely Ranch" Exploitation novel set in "the barren wilderness of the Northwest

New York, NY: Dutton, 2008. Hardcover. 8vo. (6" x 8.5") Black boards with silver foil stamped titles and pictorial dust jacket. Very Good. Ex-Library with associated markings and attachments. A clean copy with bright interiors otherwise./Very Good. Jacket is in mylar dj protector. taped to boards.. Jacket Illustrated by Steven Guarnaccia.

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1945. 16mo, black cloth binding with purple and gold titles and decoration. Very Good, Some soiling to boards, light foxing to edges, bottom of boards slightly bumped/Poor, open tears.

New York, NY: Bernhard Ulmann Co. Inc, 1923. 12mo. (5.25" x 7.5") Staple Bound pamphlet in pictorial wraps. Good. Old Price to cover, light pencil notes to verso, and light creasing and wear to wraps as shown.. An advertising vehicle for Bernhard Ulmann Co.'s (Later known as Bucilla) line of products. Featuring some nice Jazz Age illustrations, this has a few simple patterns and stitches.

Signet New American Library. MMPB. Very Good. Some slight creasing and chipping to wraps, college bookstore price ticket to front cover as shown. A very nice clean unmarked copy./None as issued. Did men harness the sun's energy for their own use thousands of years ago? Did the people of a long-vanished continent once control the entire world? What was Atlantis, where was it located, and what overwhelming cataclysm destroyed the mightiest empire the world has ever known? There have been legends about Atlantis since the time of the ancient Egyptians. Everyone has a theory about the lost continent, but no one has been able to offer any proof. Now, searching through history for important clues, delving the ocean's depths for sunken cities, and following the progress of teams of explorers around the world, Martin Ebon takes a fascinating new look at this unsolved puzzle. Did volcanoes, earthquakes, and tidal waves sweep a continent undersea? Or was Atlantis merely another name for a long-deserted island… Read More