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1970 First Edition. Item Is in VERY GOOD to GOOD condition with some normal minor shelf wear for a vintage hardback.The pages inside have no highlighting, but there are some notations, underlining, and some margin writing from the previous owner on a very few pages; the notes are mostly in pencil and do not interfere with the text. These marks are mostly in the introduction and the war correspondence sections on 5 or so random pages-it's not many. Some note-marks on two random pages are pen, but they don't interfere with the text, and are on only 2-4 pages.There are a few minimally dog-eared pages where the owner made notes. Otherwise the inside pages have no rips, tears, spots, or any water damage.The dust jacket is in VERY GOOD condition with one dent on the bottom back edge and top middle, but no scratches or tears; it has minimal fraying along the top and bottom back edge, and at the top and bottom edge of the spine, but all is minor.some yellowing on outer edges. Dust jacket is in good shape for… Read More

Item Is in VERY GOOD to GOOD condition with some normal minor shelf wear expected for a vintage book.The pages inside are very good with no writing; no dog-earing or bent pages. The paper protectors which are over each print in the book are in very good shape. One has a crease, but it is not obtrusive. All 8 prints are in wonderful shape-very little to no fading, no tears or rips. Colors still vibrant. There is some yellowing on the outer edges of the pages, but not to the text or pictures. There is some discoloration from glue bleed-through on the inside first and last page, but it doesn't stain the book-it is just old dried glue showing through. There is also a faint smudge and fleck spots on page 11, but they are minor and don't bleed through. There is no dust jacket. The pink and orange-patterned hardback cover boards are covered in canvas and are in GOOD condition with fraying along the front board where the cover meets the spine. In one place it is torn. it has minimal fraying along the top,… Read More

Item Is in VERY GOOD Condition for an older 1956 1st Edition softback. The pages inside are pristine with no highlighting, marks, or writing; no dog earing or bent pages. The spine is firm and unbroken, binding tight. Map and ship diagram are intact and in very good condition with no tears, holes, or rips, and works fine (please see pictures). Some bleedthrough from glue binding where map attaches in book, but long since set. Doesn't interfere with book or map. Paperback covers have no folds, no bumped corners, minor fraying on back bottom corner, mild bend on back. 1956 Copyright and printing by Cornell Maritime Press. Edited and annotated by John Barr Tompkins.

Very Good Condition. 1966 First edition from Dawson's book Shop, Los Angeles, CA. Hardcover, library binding in patterned boards, 97 pp, illustrated. No mold or water stains, foxing, writing, or marks on inside pages. No Dust jacket. No scratches on front and back patterned cover.Some minor fraying on bottom and top spine corners, some on front and back top and bottom corners as well; all fraying is minor. Also a dent along the back spine, but it is not obtrusive.(Please see pictures).This book is about the Supreme Court case establishing rights and reservations for Native Americans being displaced or removed by the American Government. California History Collector Item. Limited Edition of 500 copies printed by Richard J. Hoffman at Cal State L.A., 1966

Los Angeles, Dawson's Bookshop 1968. 86 pp. 8th in 8vol. Cloth board with stars and a striped pattern. 300 copies printed by Richard J. Hoffman at Cal State L.A. Inside pages in pristine condition: no foxing, writing, highlighting or marks; no dog-earing, rips, or tears. No dust jacket. Outside boards in very good condition with no dents, fraying-spine good and unfrayed. Some visible spots and marks on back and front bottom boards along the spine, but they are from shelf wear and not obtrusive. Overall, This book is in very good shape.(Please see pictures)

Los Angeles, Dawson's Bookshop 1964. 86 pp. 4th in 8vol., Original cloth with paper wrap-around title label. 225 copies printed by Richard J. Hoffman at Cal State L.A. Inside pages in very good condition: no foxing, yellowing, writing, highlighting, or marks; no dog-earing, rips, or tears. One printer's ink spot on page 15, but very light. No dust jacket. Outside boards in very good condition with no dents, or fraying-spine good and unfrayed. Has some mild shelf rubbing/ spotting on front and back in some places and barely visible shelf wear on back. This book is in very good shape.(Please see pictures)

Los Angeles, Dawson's Bookshop 1961. 83 pp. 1st in 8vol. series. Burgandy cloth lettered in gilt and marbles paper over boards; map endpapers from John H. Hittell, Limantour Claim. Limited to 200 copies printed by Richard J. Hoffman. Inside pages in very good condition: no yellowing except on outer edges of pages, yellowing does not extend inward to text. No writing, highlighting; no dog-earing, rips, or tears. Some tiny spotting/marks on first few pages. No dust jacket. Outside boards in good condition with no dents, but some fraying and shelf wear on cover edges and corners, particularly on bottom. Spine good, unbroken, tiny fray at bottom. This book is in good shape.(Please see pictures) Almost every early California history mentions Limantour's fraudulent land claims; this book contains details extracted by the author from four large volumes of transcript of the decision in 1858 by Ogden Hoffman, judge of the federal court in San Francisco, denying Limantour's claim to most of San Francisco,… Read More