Search Results: Titles starting with T from Grampy's Books

Hardcover. Good. This hardback, former-library book has unmarked, tight text. Has typical library stamps, labels, etc. including a clear protective sleeve over the cover.

Very Good. This hardcover is bright and clean inside and outside. There is a one by three inch bookstore label on the back cover. This is volume 9.

Hardcover. Good. This hardcover has a solid binding, a clean cover, and unmarked text (except for underlining on one page). It has no dust jacket. The cover is lightly worn around the edges.

Paperback. Good. Signed by the author on the title page. This book has a tight binding with clean and unmarked pages. The cover is lightly worn along the edges.

This is a former library hardcover with typical stamps and labels. Other than some underlining in pencil on a few pages, the text is unmarked and the binding is sound.

This 2 volume oversize set is "to accompany National Bureau of Standards C510, Supplements 1 and 2. These two volumes are former-library paperbacks with typical stamps and markings. The text of the books is unmarked and the binding is intact.

Hardcover. The cover of this book is intact although threads are visible between the frontispiece and the title page where the cover is trying to separate. Pages are quite yellowed and somewhat brittle. Coffee stains on pages 8-10. Cover is worn, especially in the top and bottom of the spine. Some quarter size stains on the back cover.

Paperback. Good. A saga of modern times, Wazir Agha's poem "A Tale So Strange" stirs the elemental, the sleeping primitive person in each of us and the sterility around comes alive in the flagging flames surrounding and arising out of an apathetic consciousness. The poem presents a powerful metaphor and sensitive awareness of contemporary concerns including psychological slumber, spiritual depravity and environmental degredation [sic.] poised against material progress and development. --Sukrita Paul Kumar This book has a tight binding and clean, unmarked pages. There is a paperclip shaped crease at the top edge of the first 12 pages and the front cover.

Good. This well-worn hardback is a former library book that was rebound by the library. The pages of the stories are unmarked and the binding is strong. The cover is worn around the edges and corners. The book has all the typical library stamps, stickers, and pockets.

Paperback. Good. Signed by the author. This paper's pages are unmarked. The cover shows some light scuffing.

Very Good. This book is like new except for very slight wear to the cover edges. The binding is tight and the pages are clean and crisp.

Good. This 83-page booklet has unmarked pages and a good binding. The cover is worn and lightly discolored (from age) around the edges.

Good. This hardcover is a former-library book with typical labels and stamps and a Mylar cover over the dust jacket. Otherwise, the pages are unmarked and tight.

Hardcover. Fair. This hardcover has had some damp-damage at some point in the past, and thus some of the pages are slightly wavey. Nonetheless, the book's pages are unmarked and the binding is solid.

Good. This staplebound book has an unlabeled cover, with a dust jacket that bears the title and other information. The pages are clean and unmarked. The cover and dust jacket are worn along the edges and are slightly faded.

Hardcover. Fair. Proceedings of a conference held jointly by the Society for Endocrinology and the Endocrinological Section for the Royal Society of Medicine, at the Royal Society of Medicine, London, on 17 February, 1954 The cover of this hardback is somewhat faded and worn around the edges. The front hinge is breaking but the binding is still intact. There is an owner's label inside the front cover. The book's pages are unmarked.

Unknown Binding. Very Good. This book is like new except for very slight wear to the cover edges, the owners name on the title page, and a bookstore note inside the front cover. The binding is tight and the pages are clean and crisp.

Paperback. Very Good. 140 hymns. The pages of this staple-bound paperback are quite tanned with age, but are unmarked. The cover is lightly worn around the edges.

Paperback. Very Good. These are Dr. Sommer's poems written from 1960-1980. This paperback is bright and unmarked both inside and outside (except for a dime-size spot of sticker residue inside the front cover).

This hardcover end papers show some foxing, and there is a dedication inside the front cover. Otherwise, the pages are unmarked and the binding is sound. No dust jacket.