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Trade paperback. A locked room mystery. Very little wear. The spine is square and creaseless, and the pages are clean and tight. Ninth book in the series. A fairly scarce book.

First edition. No dust jacket. Blue fabric covered boardds show some wear mainly at the corners, and a couple of small stains on the front cover. THe deckle-edged pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Owner's name on the front free endpaper.

This is one of four books where the author presents her theories about 9/11 in a fictional form. This is far from the official accounts (and seems to be further "out there" than the typical 9/11 truther). Or, if this is where you are coming from, please disregard the above. Seems to be kinda rare. The book has… Read more about this item

First edition, first printing. Little wear other than some slight shelfwear at the base of the spine, to both the book and the dust jacket. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked.

First edition. Very little wear to the book. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked. The unclipped dust jacket has a bit of flaring and wear at both the top and bottom edges, indicating it may have been cut a tiny fraction of a cm too tall. A continuation of the Robert Ludlum series.

First edition. Very little wear to the book or unclipped dust jacket. Purple paper covered boards with purple fabric over the spine and glossy purple print on the front and spine. The seventh and final book in the Will Lee series.

First edition, signed by the author on an inserted page just inside the front free endpaper. Special signed first edition. No significant wear, almost like new.

First edition. Signed by the author on the title page, with a very brief inscription. Set in Roslyn, WA in the 1930s, based in part on actual events. No significant wear. The spine is square and uncreased, the pages are clean and tight.

Trade paperback. Very little wear. The first book of the Glass Library series. Published by the author. Rather rare.

Signed by author on the title page--no inscription. Little wear. The spine is creaseless but a little concave. The pages are clean and tight. The first of seven in Campbell's series of submarine books. Seems there are few signed copies on the market.

Very little wear. The spine is uncreased but slightly skewed. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked. A tale of a man who wakes up in a house he doesn't recognize, unable to recall anything of his life. This is the story of his efforts to regain that which was lost. Compete number line.

No dust jacket. Soft leather binding feels nice, but is rather fragile. In the case of this book, that has led to damage at both ends of the spine (photos #4 and 5) and exposed boards at the corners (photo #6). Gilt stamped print and decoration on the front and spine. Hinge splits front and back, a failure of glue… Read more about this item

David Cross is a pseudonym of Geroge C. Chesbro. This book shows little wear, with a few chips at the edges and corners, a corner crease on the lower front corner, and one spine crease. The spine is almost square. The pages are clean, tight, and bright, with yellow dyed edges all around. This is the third of three in… Read more about this item

David Cross is a pseudonym of Geroge C. Chesbro. This book shows some minor wear, with a few chips at the edges and corners, a corner crease on the lower corner, both front and rear, and a couple creases on the spine. The spine is skewed just a little bit. The pages are clean, tight, and bright, with yellow dyed… Read more about this item

Part of the Riverside Literature Series. Originally published elsewhere in 1851. Green fabric cover with green print on front, back and spine. Worn along all edges and over the spine, but worn through in only one small spot at the lower edge of the spine. Back cover has a few stains. Name and some other writing in pencil on the… Read more about this item

Book shows little wear other than a slight skew to the spine. Red cloth cover with gilt print on the spine, showing minimal wear. Pages are clean and bright. The dust jacket is encased in mylar, but has suffered some wear prior, with rubs and tears at the corners and near the spine. Snow's first novel,… Read more about this item

The book's cover shows chips and rubs at the edges and corners. The spine is uncreased. Pages are tight, intact and unmarked, with a couple of small spots of discoloration. To quote from a review, "Readers who can shiver and laugh at the same time will thoroughly enjoy the batlike swoops in and out of this modern… Read more about this item

Some age-related discoloration to the cover and the page edges. Cover is uncreased, with a few chips at the edges and corners. Spine square. Pages are clean and tight, with the exception of the author Biography page (ahead of the title page) which is loose at the top corner. Translated from the original French. A… Read more about this item

No dust jacket. Originally published in 1939. Little wear, shelf-wear along the lower edge. Pages are clean, tight and intact, although page 41 got folded some decades ago and is resisting flattening. A kinda rare and highly valued book.

Books shows a small amount of shelf wear along the lower edge. Pages are clean and tight. Dust jacket has one small tear (