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NY: Rockefeller Center, 1949. Fair to Good (pages browning). Soft Cover. Fair to Good. Illus. by Harold Minton.

Comet, 1931-01-01. Paperback. Good. Paperback. Pages are clean and unmarked. Covers show light edge wear.; 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! Ships same or next business day!

Comet Books, 1949. Soft cover. Very Good. chips at top and bottom of spine, light wear around edges of cover, corner of front endpaper torn out

rockefeller center, ny: comet books, 1949. Trade paperback. Very good. No dust jacket. 242 p. book no 16-they plotted to keep hilton academys star pitcher out of the games and nearly succeeded

NY: Comet Books. VG. 1949. 1st Printing. Paperback. Comet Books #16, 1949. Stated first printing. 5" x 7" paperback is bou nd in pictorial wrappers. Very Good condition. Rubs to the corners and spine tips. The front wrapper has two 1 1/2" creases at its lower rig ht corner. Some creasing and a nick at its right edge. Dust soiling to the wrappers. Tanning to the pages. Illustrated by Harold Minton. .

New York.: Comet Books by arr. w/ Rinehart and Co., 1949. First edition. 1st Comet printing.. Trade paperback. Very good. Front outside corner crease.. Minton, Harold (Illustrated by).. 1 242 p. Trade paperback w/ color illustrated photo cover. Interior 2-color art, peach, Pen&Ink black. Red page blocks. 18 cm. Youth series with cover subtitle: "They plotted to keep Hillton Academy's star pitcher out of the game--and nearly succeeded".

New York: Comet, 1931. 3/49, 1st thus . paper. Very Good+. They plotted to keep Hillton Academy's star pitcher out of the game"Baseball fiction Harold Minton artwork. very good+, pictorial wrappers, trade paperback 242 pgs

New York: Comet, 1949. First Comet printing. Slight wear to the edges. Water staining to the top corner of the front cover and the first four pages. . Paperback. Good.

N.y.: Comet Books, 1949. pictorial soft cover is in good condition with moderate wear some tape to spine. is unmarked and tightly bound.. 1st printing. Pictorial Cover. Good/No Jacket.

Comet Books. NY: Pocket Books, Inc. Digest Size. , 1949 first edition . 16 very good baseball story

New York: Comet Books, 1949. Book. Illus. by Harold Minton;. Very Good. Soft cover. First Printing - First Thus. 12mo. 242 pp. Comet Book 16. Light edgewear with creasing on lower right corner of the front cover; short bindery ripple on an otherwise uncreased spine; clipped on the lower right corner of the first few pages; not store stamped. Illustrated with line drawings by Harold Minton. Schooldays, a seriously nasty bully, and because the bully hated baseball, the entire school hated baseball... until a kid arrived who loved baseball and refused to be bossed around..

New York: Comet Books, 1949. Book. Illus. by Harold Minton;. Very Good. Soft cover. First Paperback Printing. 12mo. 242 pp. Comet Book 16. Light edge and corner wear with a crease on the spine; no interior markings. Illustrated with line drawings by Harold Minton. Schooldays, a seriously nasty bully, and because the bully hated baseball, the entire school that hated baseball... until a kid arrived who loved baseball and refused to be bossed around..

Comet Books. NY: Pocket Books, Inc. Digest Size. , 1949 first edition . 16 almost near fine baseball story

Farrar & Rinehart; New York, 1931. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 272 pgs. Bound in original green publisher's cloth. Cover shows some bumps and rubs along extremities. Spine toned. Ex-libris plate to front flyleaf. Interior pages are clean. Binding is secure.

New York: Rinehart & Company, Inc, 1931. Presumed First Edition, First printing. Hardcover. Good. Tod Gould. Format is approximately 5.25 inches by 7.75 inches. [6], 272, [10] pages. Name, address and phone number of previous owner in ink on fep. Cover has some wear and soiling. Some page soiling and marks noted. Donal Hamilton Haines was an Associate Professor of Journalism at the University of Michigan and was an alumnus of this University of the Class of 1909 who, during a period of thirty years, had given service of high value and importance to his alma mater. Himself a skilled journalist and an experienced writer of fiction, he was unusually well fitted to counsel and instruct those who aspired to enter the journalistic profession or to engage in creative writing. His vigorous and positive personality, flavored by his keen love of the out-doors and his genial interest in the individual, made him an inspiring teacher and a cherished colleague, whose friendship was prized and whose memory will… Read More