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An examination of the vocabulary of Benjamin Franklin as part of a series of Franklin Monographs. Dust jacket has chips along edges, binding square. Pages clean. DJ in Mylar. Stated First Edition.

Marcuse, who studied handwriting analysis with Max Pulver in Zurich, shares 34 handwriting samples and the case histories behind them. She was also the author of Guide to Personality Through Your Handwriting, "a classic in its field." Pages clean and binding tight, in unclipped DJ now protected in Mylar. "Library edition"

Ex-Whitting Library, Chester, VT. Bookplate attached to inside front cover. Chipping at top of spine.

Tunis: Secretariat D'etat aux Affaires Culturelles et a L'Information, 1968 Book. 4. Trade paperback. Very good. Tear to back cover 205 p. Includes illustrations. First annual volume of magazine of arts and traditions null.

Tunis: Secretariat D'etat aux Affaires Culturelles et a L'Information, 1968 Book. 3. Trade paperback. Good. 3 volume set. 500 p. Three issues. Numbers 1 and 2 (April 1968) VG, Number 3 (May 1970) Good with torn cover and binding separated from cover. Books of Arts and Traditions.

420 pages in 2 volumes. Number 39 of 100 copies that include color lithographs by Jean-Denis Malcles, of a total edition of 1,020 copies. de Maupassant's second novel, originally published in 1885, translates as The History of a Scoundrel. Glassine DJ. Does not include box.

In this skeptical response to paranormal claims by Arthur Conan "I See Fairies" Doyle and others, McCabe dismantles the "evidence" for ghosts, talking to the dead, levitations, spirit photos, clairvoyance and "automatic writing." No jacket. Pages square and binding tight.

This memoir recounts the history of Gratiot County, Michigan, as well as Breckenridge. It is inscribed by the author. The front cover detached and was repaired with tape.

Paris: Centre Georges Pompidou, 1994 Book. 4. Wraps. Very good. Some rubbing to exterior but pages clean and bright and reproductions of paintings fine. 8 p. Includes illustrations. Program for showing of Miro's Les Trois Bleus (1961), with separate cardstock reproductions of each. Measures approx. 8 1/4 by 11 1/2 inches. null.

Text in German, with 16 photographs. This is travel book by French writer Paul Morand, who shares his impressions of New York City and American culture after four visits in the late 1920s. The first edition was in French and published in Paris, that same year it was translated into English and into this German edition, with its distinctive cover art by Ludwig Goldscheider, with skyscrapers, the U.S. flag and the cityscape that was made into a limited edition poster by Boss Fine Arts. No DJ but boards in protective plastic cover.

First edition of the conservationist's memoir, published in 1913. Includes index. Previous owner's name in crayon on first inside page. Binding square and tight, a nice copy. Includes First Day of Issue stamp from 1964.

Square binding, some discoloration on cover along edges and over title, owner signatures on inside front cover. Pages clean. No DJ
Other contributors: Theodore Ribot, Joseph Jastrow, Pierrce Janet, Bernard Hart, Morton Prince