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New York, NY: Modern Library, 1942. VERY GOOD paperback. Text clean and unmarked, minor-moderate wear to wraps (tear rear wrap corner). Binding tight. 769 pp. [see PICTURE of this book]. Fast shipping with tracking, secure packaging.

Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach Community College. FINE exhibition catalog with color and black/white illustrations of works by artists Sarah Charlesworth, Robert Gober, Tom Nakashima, Jane Quick-To-See Smith and others. Eight page text. Light sticker residue front wrap. 24 pp.

Museum of Modern Art, NY. 1951. Solid VG unmarked copy, crimp upper corner throughout, minimal wear. Unclipped price intact ($4.00) mylar covered jacket has long tear at spine, 1 1/2" closed tear at rear. VG+/Fair. Presumed 1st, not stated. 109 plates, 8 in color. 128 pp.

Scribner's, NY. 1917. Excellent copy, NF. No DJ. Purple cloth covered boards with lightly faded gilt lettering at spine, gold topstain, embossed "BT" to front. Nice old bookplate 1st blank page. 1914 last date mentioned on copyright page, 1917 on title page. 345 pp.

Minton, Balch & Co., 1929, First edition. No dust jacket. Excellent unmarked copy, short pencil inscription from 1931 on first title page, pasted paper on spine seems a bit darkened, very minor wear to board extremities. 311 pp.

Couple of small owner stamps and embossed owner on title page, else AS NEW (appears unread) First edition with full number line in FINE mylar covered jacket. Black silk bookmark. 282 pp.

Clean and tight, moderate wear otherwise. Few corner crimps, spine taped. 78 numbered pages. This is the script of the play. See pic of this copy!

Harper & Row. Soft cover. NEAR FINE Clean and tight, sticker rear wrap, very light wear. Nice copy! 189 pp. Fast shipping with tracking, careful, secure packaging.

In 9 languages -English, German, Russian, French, Spanish, Serbian, Albanian, Turkish, Arabic. "Human Rights Declared Fifteen Centuries Ago." "All humanity's Prophet, Hz. Mohammad's Farewell Khutbe." NEAR FINE. See pic. 111 numbered pages.

ESPress, 1971. "Electronic Spirit Communication". Nice, sound copy of an apparently scarce journal. Stapled wrappers. Light wear, VG+. 67 pp.

VOLUMES 1 & 2 SOLD AS A SET. Vol. 1, 6th printing, 1973. Vol. 2, 2nd printing 1973. Neatly penned former owner name to front pastedowns. No DJs. Blue cloth boards with gilt lettering to front and spine. Vol. I is FINE, 454 pp; Vol. 2 AS NEW, appears unused, 314 pp.

Melcher Media. Hardcover. New. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. No DJ as issued, comes in slipcase, included. NEW superb copy, just light shelf-wear. Same day shipping with tracking, securely packed for safe transit.

Simon & Schuster, 2000. Hardcover. As New copy in As New jacket. No issues. Pages still crisp. Looks not to have been read. Unclipped DJ in like condition. Ships same day or next, securely packed for safe arrival. 59 pp.

Lee & Shepard. Very Good. B003L1TW6S 1882 issue. Color illustrated cover clear & bright, b&w illustrations accompanying text. Binding cracked in two places, clean except for penciled "Compliments of." front endpaper. Fast shipping, free tracking, superior packaging.

Harper & Row, NY. 1962. First Edition, stated. 1162 on front DJ flap. FINE/VERY GOOD. Cartier-Bresson frontispiece photo of Thurber. Book is excellent, a few pencil notations (numbers and a date) rear fep, unmarked otherwise. Unclipped price intact ($3.95) jacket has tears/chips at spine ends, 1/2" closed tear rear edge, now in a Brodart protective cover. 180 pp.

Simon and Schuster, 1950. Eighth printing stated, First edition. Some foxing top edge, excellent Fine copy otherwise. Blue boards with black lettering to yellow spine. DJ (Not price-clipped, $3.75 lower front flap) with a few small chips/tears, now in a new mylar protector. Pictorial endpapers. Color illustrations throughout by Marc Simont. Misspelled illustrators name "Mark" instead of Marc in red on title page. NF/VG. 124 pp.

"Coming of Age Edition". "Copyright 1929, 1950, L-A on copyright page. Green cloth boards with gray at the spine and brown lettering and pictures. One page with a creased corner, otherwise an excellent copy in a mylar protected price-clipped DJ with tiny losses head of spine and creasing and a closed tear upper front somewhat affecting "Coming of Age Edition" (i.e. twenty-first year after 1929 first issue) on front (see picture). With a January 15, 1950 Introduction by E. B. White. Includes 52 drawings by Thurber. NEAR FINE/VG. 190 pp.

Inscribed "To Jim" by the author and signed "Best Always, Tyson" on ffep. Excellent AS NEW copy in a VG unclipped ($7.95) dust jacket with minor edge wear. "The central problem is that we have become an abstract society. Western man has divided his knowledge about life into two separate storehouses -one private and one public. The public storehouse contains only the information coming from the visual and aural senses, which deprives social man of the natural checks and balances of our full sensory system. This separation... has been denaturing our human society. It means that we don't share information coming to us through the senses of touch, taste and smell which are critical to our capabilities for intimacy, cooperation and adjusting to changed conditions." 235 pp.

Univ of Chicago Press, Abridged edition. Soft cover. FINE. Unmarked, minimal wear, no issues! 242 pp. Fast shipping with tracking, careful, secure packaging.

Cambridge University Press/Sky Publishing. 1981 (1982 reprint). Deluxe Edition. Spiral bound. 26 star charts, covering both hemispheres, fold out to 20". Minimal scuffing to black vinyl covers, no other issues - clean, unmarked interior. NF. Transparent overlay included. 16" x 11".