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This one is in rough condition but appears to be complete and the only known original Perdue Debris Yearbook on the market before 1949. Please see photos for Fair condition. A very interesting early look at Perdue University from the Class of 1902. There are some ads at the end. No autographs other than the original owner on the ffep.

1922 senior year publication includes seven autographs and ten pages of ads. HC with gilt lettering on green boards has some soiling. Corners and edges are bumped and worn. Slight foxing on end papers. Small nick at for edge of dedication page. Ships with confirmation.

The black binding tape needs to be replaced . Soiled wraps with worn corners . Mostly essays and poetry with possibly linoleum cut illustrations . Photos of the Graduating class with names of the undergraduates and teachers . About 56 students graduated . Nine pages of local ads at back . Night High School during the great depression . Several writings allude to hardships . An article about hopes and dreams include wanting to be a stenographer to an aviator (during the time of Amelia Earhart ).

Has foxing. End of year wishes from classmates with signatures on end papers. Has four pages of advertisements. Photos of ROTC color guards. Calumet High School is in IL.

Book in Fine Condition, Dust Jacket Near Fine.

The box isn't in great shape but the 13 small 33 1/3 vinyl records are Like New. The sleeve corners are rubbed. Missing 2 records #5 & 6. Too heavy to ship internationally.

True first edition. Cover rubbed. Some wear to spine corners. Historically significant.

Original owners signature is inside the cover . He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa . Clean iinterior in nice condition . Wear along edges of spine with creases . Corners rubbed . Index shows full addresses and most graduation dates , good for genealogy . Numerous local ads at back of the book .

Inscribed by Author Beware! Harvey Mackay. 1990 copy. Book is Like New but a little dusty on the bottom. Small rip & crease bottom spine of dust jacket.

Contains announcements to home economics teachers with how to order the lessons along with revised score cards of Miss Bevier University of Illinois and references such as The Boston Cooking School. No writing in the notes pages. Includes: 1. A Lesson on Modern Cake Baking 1921 (Cover discolored) 2. Modern Biscuit Baking 1923 3. A Monograph on Muffins 1923 (large stain on back cover of #2 and cover of #3. 4. Deep Fat Frying A Lesson in Monograph Form 1923 5. A Lesson on Waffles and Griddle Cakes 1923 6. A Model Home Kitchen 1926 (several bent bottom page corners) 7. Pastry Baking 1925 8. A Monograph on Cookies 1926. (Back end page of book has a creased corner which affected several previous pages. The last couple of pages have some edgewear and crinkles at the top.)
Hard cover has some edge and corner wear and some stains.

Appears to be an unread copy SIGNED by the author but the wrapper has small ink spots on the front and movement marks on the back. The author teaches to sixth graders in a Christian-school setting.

Some wear to wrapper. Several pages had writing in pencil which I erased. Small clear water spill at interior bottom made the paper wavey along the edge. Not all the way through the book. Includes some hymns. 33 beginner lessons for the Violin, Viola, Cello or Bass. 180 pp. Includes index of musical excerpts. First Printing of the Fourth Edition.

The first edition was published in 1965, this is the second edition published in 1966 by the same publisher, Minos of New York. Printed in the U.S.A. The Very Reverend Eusebius Stephanie became a "Man without a Church" at 58 for violating the beliefs and practices of the Orthodox Church contained herein. A look at the Orthodox Church in the 60's.

Wear to edges . Foxing and some stains , no writing inside .

Green Hardcover with Black Lettering. Dust Jacket worn at edges with a sticker pull on spine and back, somewhat soiled. Dustwrapper has the Victory Boy Scouts Cover with "Airplane". Book and spine says "Airship". Two pages of ads at the end, 232 pp. No date later Printing of the 1915 Edition. Christmas gift inscription from 1931 in pencil inside cover. Book in pretty good condition but has bent spine edges. Price on back of jacket is 40 cents postpaid or available at Book-sellers.

With over 200 illustrations, book is in Near Fine condition due to some yellowing on end pages. DJ. yellowed, small rip top & bottom at spine. Top & bottom edge of spine bends forward. Still a very nice oversized book.

This book is rare because occasionally it can be found with The Handy Book Company listed as the publisher on both the title page and the bottom of the spine. This one lists Hinds, Noble and Eldredge in both places. The 12 page, plus cover page, catalogue at the back shows that the Handy Book version was 50 cents while this one was $1.50 which is why it was purchased less often. This book is in Very Good- condition with small scratches to the textured boards mainly on the spine and at the top corner. The spine edges are worn. Wear to three corners. The gilt lettering is bright.. The back side has a soil spot and small scratches near the top edge. There is about a quarter inch tear at the back bottom hinge. Please see photographs. There is also two pages of ads at the front. The Popular College Songs is shown. History: Arthur Hinds and Gilbert Noble started a bookstore in New York in the 1890's. In 1904 they merged with Eldredge of Philadelphia. This is an authentic book not a later facsimile. Today we… Read More

Book in Near Fine Condition. Dust Jacket Acceptable/Good has several large tears & crease in flap.

Book is not new but in Fine Condition . Second Printing , 1990.

Used book In Very Good condition. The inside cover has a Book List for American History + teacher's name written on front end page. Inside cover & front end page has some soiling. Textbook.