Search Results: Titles starting with G from Grampy's Books

Paperback. Fair. This 12 page pamphlet is worn and sunned around the edges and its front-top corner is wrinkled.
This booklet contains the texts of radio addresses on Moscow Radio by Molotov (June 22), Stalin (July 3), and Litvinov (July 8), regarding the attack by Germany on the Soviet Union on June 22nd, 1941, with a covering foreword by Neil Maclean, the Chairman of the Committee. printed thin blue paper covers;

Hardcover. Fair. This former-library hardcover text is unmarked except for library stamps etc. Two large library labels on the spine. No dust jacket.

This hardcover's spine is somewhat faded and the cover shows some wear. Inside, the book is very nice. Signed by June Craggett

Very Good. This paperback is clean and bright inside and outside except for a small price label on the spine and another inside the front cover.

Good. This hardcover is worn around the edges and generally scuffed, but the text is clean and the binding is good.

Paperback. Good. This paperback has unmarked text and a good binding. The cover is lightly worn around the edges and the front cover is creased. The outer 1/2 inch of the title page is creased with two small tears. Otherwise, the book is in very good condition.

Very Good. Some underlining, but cover is bright and clean and the binding is solid. A few pages are dog eared.

Paperback. Good. This large paperback is a former library book. Its pages are unmarked. The book has typical library stamps, pockets, etc. including blacked-out stamps on the top and bottom edges. The cover is worn.

Hardcover. Good. This book has a tight binding with clean and unmarked pages. The cover is lightly worn along the edges. There is no dust jacket. The top corner of the pages are slightly nibbles, probably by a mouse. The book smell slightly musty.

The binding on this hardcover is sound and the text is unmarked. In fact, the only mark I find in the book is a pencilled price inside the front free end paper. The top of the front page edge has been knawed a bit (a mouse?) - see the picture. Nice copy and not ex-library.

Good. Former library book with typical stamps, stickers, and pockets. Solid binding and unmarked pages. Spine is frayed at top and faded (cannot be read). Flyleaves are stained and page edges of the last few (blank) pages are darkened.

Hardcover. Fair. Unmarked text and good binding (although the threads are showing in the crease at the front flyleaves. Book is shelf worn and the jacket had several dime-sized chips; a few less-than-one-inch tears; and a crease at the bottom front. Top and bottom of spine are bumped.

Good. The book's pages are unmarked and the binding is sound. This hardcover is a former-library book with a call number written on the spine and a library label inside the front cover. The book has a stain on the bottom half of the spine.

Three volumes (I, II, III). Mass Market Paperbacks. Fair. Mit Textillustrationen von Alfred Kubin. Three volumes. Texts are unmarked and bindings are solid. Slight damage to about 20 pages of volume 2.

Hardcover. Good. Clean, unmarked pages; tight binding. Slightly bumped top and bottom of spine. Slight darkening of edges of front and back cover. This is a nice copy. No dust jacket.

The spine of this paperback has a slight crease. Otherwise, the book is clean, and unmarked inside and out.

Hardcover. Good. From the foreword: "For more than a decade members of the Woman's Auxiliary to the McLennan County Medical Society have collected and sold recipes as a project to finance health careers scholarships. The sale of these recipes, first from individually mimeographed copies then to a series of soft-bound volumes, and the annual Tasting Lucheon which accompanies the sales, have become a Waco tradition. GINGERBREAD AND MORE represents the best recipes, all tested, from this collection." The text of this book has only a few penciled markings, and the binding is good. As an ex-library book, it has typical stamps, stickers, etc. The cover has a dozen pea size brown stains and is worn around the edges.

Clean, bright and unmarked inside and out. The back cover states: "William Burris, a native of Wingate, North Carolina, served as a Minesweeping Officer in the United States Navy. He is Professor of Political Science at Guilford College." In the Author's Note inside the book he states: "This collection of poems is a memoir, a remembrance of my childhood and some of my thoughts and feelings about the world around me during my passage through middle age."

Very Good. Tight binding with clean, unmarked pages except for owners stamp inside front and back cover and note on title page. Cover lightly worn along edges.

Good. Former library book. The binding on this book is tight and the pages are clean and unmarked except for the library markings. It has been rebound by the library. The cover is lightly worn along the edges. The library has marked the book as follows: there is a sticker on the spine, a sticker and stamp inside the front cover, stamps and an note on the title page, stamps and a note on the foreword page, and a sticker on the back cover.