Search Results: Authors starting with W from Turtleman Used Books

Very little wear. Pages are clean and tight, and the spine is uncreased. Stories organized alphabetically, from Skip Alexander to Fuzzy Zoeller. This is from 1993, so today's young guns are not included. Must be time for another.

Little wear. A book on military tactics. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked, except on an order form, where personal information has been blacked out. Not sure if this will help your weekend paintball combat, but who knows?

No dust jacket. The book shows mild wear along the lower edge and a small stain at the top front. Red fabric covered boards with faded gilt print on the spine. The pages are clean and tight, with some foxing, mainly at the edges and some soiling along the top. Contains four illustrations.

Little wear to the book. Dust jacket has numerous small tears and chips around the edges. Book is divided into four parts, covering Household Products, Natural Hygiene and Remedies, Natural Convenience Foods, and Outdoor Formulas. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked.

First edition. Little wear to the book or dust jacket, other than the spine is skewed a bit. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked. A biography/memoir of the author's brother-in-law, cartoonist William Nealy. Includes some of Nealy's drawings.

Hard to believe that this book is over 65 years old. Little wear, mainly at the corners. Pages are clean, tight and age tanned. Translated from the original Finnish. A rare book, in rare form. Cardinal #C-263, cover price $0.35.

Little wear to the book. Minor crimping to the dust jacket at the corners and head and tail of the spine. Set in Spokane, WA during the 1980 election. Reading this book brought Elmore Leonard to mind, some similarities in style and characters. Signed by the author on the title page.

First edition. Very little wear. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. This book will ship at almost three pounds. A small shipping surcharge has been added to the price.

Very little wear. 306 pages, all clean, tight and unmarked. This is Walter's first novel, she has 14 published now. A rotting corpse in the ice house brings new questions and stirs up some old ones.

A pocket-sized book, part of a larger series by Collins' Clear-Type Press (Collins Illustrated Pocket Classics). Illustrated. The Compleat Angler was originally published in 1653 and underwent a number of revisions over the centuries. Presented as a discussion of the virtues of fishing between the fisher Piscator, the hunter Venator and the falconer Auceps. What was once 12 chapters has grown to 32 chapters over two parts. Cover of oxblood leather with gilt on the spine. The spine has some damage at the extremities. The leather is also well worn at the corners. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked. The bookseller's sticker on the rear endpaper tells us it was originally sold at the Skylark Bookstore in Washington, D. C. No date is given within the book, but my research indicated that this was published in the 1920s.

Trade paperback. Some wear at the corners and edges. No spine creases. Pages are fairly tight and have a small amount of underlining.

Little wear. Slight bend at the lower right corner. The capstone of the Huskies undefeated season, with a 34-14 victory over #4 Michigan. Every good UW fanatic needs a copy of this program.

Little wear. Michigan came from behind to win by a touchdown, sending Washington to their third straight loss to end the season.

Minimal wear for a book over 50 years old. Pages are tight and intact. Many have light notes in pencil where some of the readings were translated the reader. Owner's name blacked out on the title page and an old piece of masking tape at the top of page 31. A very rare book.

First edition, signed by author. I suspect this book has never been read. No significant wear, like new. Dust jacket encased in mylar. Signed on the title page with no inscription. Complete number line.

A small amount of wear, the book is marred by a black marker line across the lower page ends (see photo #4). Little other, although a small piece of the upper right corner is missing from the dedication page. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked and the spine is creaseless. Set in the late 1920s, on the cusp of the Great Depression. Originally published in 1943.

Advice is given by styles of food, not by brand name of restaurants, therefore it is still relevant even after 28 years. This is designed to help everyone, not just the diabetic. The publisher did not do a good job gluing this copy, so the binding is not firmly attached to the packet of pages. The pages are still firmly attached to each other, but not fully attached to the cover. Looks like a lack of adequate glue was used. Hence, a bargain basement price. Looks pretty good otherwise.

Little wear. Complete your collection, or start one.

Front cover is stained and held on with masking tape. Pages are clean and unmarked, except for a few marks in the table of contents. Divided into sections that illustrate various forms of writing, including example, description, compare and contrast, process, cause and effect, definition, argument, persuasion, and evaluation. Each section begins with a discussion and then is followed by stories, essays and poems that exhibit the concept. Each example work is followed by subject and structure questions.

Very few signs of wear. One corner has a slight curl. 250 recipes to eat healthy and low calorie. Includes many color plates showing what many of the recipes should look like. One such plate has come loose from the binding, but the rest are secure. This book will ship at a little over two pounds. Excess shipping costs are included in the list price.