New York: Popular Library, 1970. A nice, straight, clean and uncracked copy of this rare book, with minimal wear. There is a 1.5" slight scuff to the front cover, right about where the monster's claws are reaching to grab the man's arm. The back cover face has a few light dings. Otherwise, there's just the usual age-tone to the page paper. Well bound and unmarked. We think this is a paperback original and should be the first edition of this book, but on the back cover it says "First Time in Paperback." Was there ever a hardcover edition? We've never seen it.. Apparent First Edition. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall.
New York: Arco Publishing Company, 1970. Clean and well bound essentially VG text block; external rubs to cloth covers. No dust jacket.. Second Printing. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. Octavo.
Raleigh, NC: Bynum Printing Company, 1944. The original book in its green card wrap covers sturdily bound into harcover boards, in red buckram cloth, by the library. Ex-Library, but still sound otherwise; with usual lib. ownership and discard marks, pocket and bar code sticker to front endpaper, spine catalog label. Book shows almost no wear to newer exterior. Inside shows some aging to paper, text well bound and else clean, From a professional bookseller, independent since 1997. All orders packaged with care.. First Paperback Edition. HARDCOVER. Ex-Library, else Good/No Jacket, as issued. Illus. by James Pace. Octavo.
Denver, CO: State of Colorado, Department of Game, Fish and Parks, 1965. Some wear and rubbing, sunning to covers, a couple small marks in text, but still sound and good. In original pictorial wrap covers, 48 pages, staplebound.. First Edition. Paperback. Good. Octavo.
New York: Prometheus Books, 2004. First Edition. VG, with mild wear only, with a few light bumps, text sound and clean; in like, lightly rubbed, sound and clean jacket. DJ now preserved in protective wrapper. Out of Print. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. Octavo. Out of Print.
New York: Prometheus Books, 2004. Very minor shop wear only, sound and clean; in like, lightly rubbed jacket preserved in new protective wrapper. OUT OF PRINT.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Very Good+. Octavo. Out of Print.
Whitefish, MT: Whitefish Review, Thomas Printing, 2015. This issue deals in the theme of monsters and cryptids, with a Bigfoot on the cover. It features fiction, non-fiction essays, and a color art section, 144 pages. Minor wear only, clean, in sound binding.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Octavo.
Decatur, IL: Whitechapel Press, 2007. SIGNED by the author, with an inscribed and signed note laid in as well. This was a library copy, but with only a stamp to the inside of front cover, other stickers neatly removed from exterior. Minor wear only, clean, in sound binding.. Signed. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Octavo.
Norwalk, CA: D. Perez Publishing, 1988. This copy is signed by the author to the title page. A lightly used copy, but with moderate shopwear rubbing, and sunning effects to front cover face, slight edgewear. Text clean and well bound. Quarto (8 by 11) sized. A great reference for pre-internet publications on the global phenomenon of "Bigfoot," in its many forms. Mr. Perez was incredibly thorough in his research in compiling this book. It covers books, magazines, journals, newspapers, newsletters, encyclopedias, films, recordings, radio, and even comics up to the 1980s. There's 188 pages of this stuff in here, and it would be of help to any serious researcher seeking a deeper knowledge of the topic than can be obtained in the current media in all of its hype and fake news. Highly recommended, but buy it as a reference, not for the reading or stories themselves.. Signed. First Printing, First Edition. Paperback. Very Good-. Quarto. Out of Print.
Neuilly-sur-Seine, France: Editions Michel Lafon, 2005. NOTE: This is the first edition, from 2005, and the cover differs from the one often depicted. Lots of glorious color photography, text is in FRENCH language. Pages in great shape, block well bound, hinges a bit shaken but sound. Jacket has a little edge wear, a short edge tear to lower back. Large format volume, not available for international or priority shipment.. First Edition, 2005. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. Folio.
Cedarville, CA: Floating Island Publications, 1998. This work is actually written by noted poet and novelist, Jim Dodge. A tale of a talk with a dying philosophical Bigfoot creature. Printed in hand-sewn binding, fine-press style, a 16-page chapbook, with pictorial stiff card covers with French flaps. Signed by the publisher/printer Michael Sykes to the copyright page. In Fine condition. This edition reissues the work originally released in a free street sheet from Arcata in the 1970s, later anthologized in in "Floating Island I." RARE.. Reissue Edition. Paperback. New. Illus. by Jonathan Maser. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.
Nashville, TN: Southern Publishing Association, 1979. A decent reading copy for sure. Moderate aging and wear, covers rubbed, paper a bit brittle. Book was once bent from the spine across to the fore-edge, with some tearing to cover and first few pages at the fore margin, and back cover a bit torn in that same area, also a bit of damage to spine; however, the book lies flat now and looks decent; a couple of small tape repairs to the inner sides of the covers at this point.. Edition Unstated. Paperback. Fair to Good-. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall.
Santa Barbara, CA: Green Poet Press, 2011. Clean and well bound, very minor wear only. Prev. owner gift insc. to first half-page.. Paperback. Very Good+. Octavo.
Chicago: Judy Publishing Company, 1926. Prev. owner stamps in a few places, otherwise light wear, mild aging to page paper.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.
Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1946. Cover is plain olive green in color, original printed wraps, staplebound. Book shows some aging and general wear to covers, including light stains about the spine mostly. A bit of a vertical crease to body of booklet; text still soundly bound, with a few minor pencil marks.. First Edition. Paperback. Good. Octavo.
Williams, OR: Privately Printed Plastic Comb binding, pictorial blue covers, 55 pages, illustrated, undated publication (possible 1980s-90s). Minor wear only, well bound, text clean. Ten chapters: Trust and Word Commands, Working with Different Personalities, Recognizing Expressions, Working with a Baby. How Long is it Going To Take To Train My Llama, Teaching Your Llama to Lead, Brat Llamas, Loading Your Llama in a Trailer, Obstacle Training Your Llama, & Cart Training Your Llama.. Edition Unstated. Paperback. Very Good. Octavo.
U.S.A.: Terroir Ink, 2010. SIGNED by the author. Clean copy with light wear only, but for a very slight ripple to upper edge area of pages due to a minor moisture contact. Else in really excellent shape.. Signed. Paperback. Good+. Octavo.
Blurb, 2012. A new book, with only the very slightest possible wear. Contains four short fictional stories on Bigfoot topics; 180 pages.The title story, plus "Summer of the Sasquatch," "The Symposium," and "The Legend of Junkyard Charlie.". Edition Unstated. Paperback. New. Octavo.
Blurb, 2012. A new book, with only the very slightest possible wear; 120 pages. An insightful extended essay on the possible physical reality of the Sasquatch and the cultural phenomena that surround it.. Edition Unstated. Paperback. New. Illus. by Bruce Horton. Octavo.
Portland, OR: Frank Amato Publications, Inc., 2009. MISSING THE DVD, BOOK ONLY. Book has minor general outer wear, text unmarked and soundly bound.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good/(DVD MISSING). Octavo.
