Search Results: Authors starting with F from Grampy's Bookcase

Text is clean and unmarked in a square, tight, and bright binding. Color photos and maps included. DJ has two closed tears at the back outside corner and at the spine. From the front DJ flap, "The world the Apostle Paul knew was part of the Roman Empire. many of the places which he knew and visited are still thriving towns, such as Jerusalem, Thessalonika, Athens, and Rome. Some sites, however, may be explained only by well-researched reconstruction - for example Ephesus and Corinth." Photographs by Maurice S. Thompson.

350 pp. In as new condition. DJ has very slight wear along the spine. From the inside DJ flap, "Throughout the Second World War, I. F. Stone, one of America's finest investigative journalists, observed the political and international scene from his post as Washington correspondent for 'The Nation'. "

212 pp. Stated on the title page, Author of "Roadway and Track" Formerly Supervisor on Pennsylvania Railroad. Graphs and diagrams included. Tight, clean, and unmarked.

In "As New Condition". Full page black and white plates included. Volume is one of 750 copies.

Text is clean and unmarked. Bright binding is firmly attached but a little loose. Inscription on the front inside cover. Front cover states "Authorized TV Edition". Small closed tear on the last page of text.

Text is clean and unmarked in tight, intact, and square covers. Spine is not creased. Volume appears unused.

384 pp. Clean and unmarked text in a square and tight binding. 99A2 is penciled on the top front outside corner of the front free endpaper. Spine cover is faded.

This is one of 500 copies a stated on the DJ. Signed by the author, Howard Fast and by civil rights activist, Paul Robeson. Small tear in the bottom spine DJ.

348 pp. Text is clean and unmarked in square and tight bindings. Volume appears unused. DJ is like new except a very small closed tear at the back top along the spine.

343 pp. Foxing and staining along the outside edge of the text block. Binding is square and tight. DJ is worn along the edges with chipping at the top and bottom spine.

241 pp. Only defect is previous owner's name on the top outside corner of the half title page. Covers are bright and unblemished. Spine is not creased. Text is clean and unmarked. From the back cover, "With the collapse of Yugoslavia, the newly won independence of the Baltic states, the unification of Germany, the civil wars in Bosnia and Georgia, and the rise of xenophobia in France, the issue of nationalism in Europe could not be more salient."

429 pp. Only defects are some staining on the bottom edge of the front cover and the top outside corner of the back cover. The text is clean and unmarked. Binding is tight. DJ has some foxing and worn at the top edge.

Text is clean and unmarked in a bright, square, and tight binding. Gilt lettering is bright on the spine. Card holder and library label are attached to the back free end paper. Library stamps on the outside edges of the text block. Insides of the binding tape stains. DJ not included. "The techniques of secret operations are as old as the human race, they are by no means diabolical inventions of the Russians or symptoms of a human spiritual decline. The intensity of their application in the past fifteen years is simply the result of the principal form taken by the historical conflict of the period." p.9.

Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. lettering is bright and clear on the binding front and spine. Volume is a good solid copy. Printed for the Academy Classics for Junior High Schools series. Abridged and edited by Marietta Knight. Black and white illustrations throughout.

388 pp. text is clean and unmarked. Binding tight and clean. DJ has chips in the front and back covers and spine.

Text is clean and unmarked in square, tight, and bright covers. Full page plates included. Volume appears unused. Very slight small bend on the outside bottom front cover. "This catalogue is the culmination of the years of thinking, discussing, looking, reading, and researching that my able colleague and good friend Richard Klein has put into 'No Reservations'. The project represents Richard's vision, and I am proud that the Aldrich Museum has enabled him to foster that vision over the time it takes to allow an idea to fully mature. While the exhibition and catalogue explore interlocking and sometimes conflicting mores, they are the product of a diverse group of communities..." p. 4.

808 pp. Black and white photos included. Only defects are a slight smudge on the fore edge of the text and a stain on the bottom fore edge of the text block. The same stain is on the bottom of pages 3357-369. Worst is page 359 and 360 though not covering any of the text.

460 pp. Previous owner's name is on the top outside corner of the front free end paper. Several underlined penciled passages. Spine is not creased. Very slight wear along the outside edges and small light spots on the top of the text block.

Clean, bright, and unmarked in unmarred covers. Full page color plates included. Published on the occasion of the exhibition "Idle Youth" June 26 - August 15, 2008.

485 pp. Previous owner's name is one the top outside corner of the front free end paper. A few underlined and bracketed passages. Otherwise the text is clean in a square and tight cover. Some foxing on the outside text block. DJ is worn on the edges with several very small closed tears. Name Allen is written on the front outside edge of the DJ.