Search Results: Titles starting with I from Charlie's Books

Hardcover 2021 1st printing in Fine condition with a Fine dust jacket.

First edition, 2006. Fine hardcover book with Fine dust jacket.

"I Don't Have Enough Faith to be an Atheist" by Norman L. Geisler and Frank Turek. Foreword by David Limbaugh. Crossway Books of Wheaton, Illinois. Reprint 2004 edition. Scripture Index. Appendix 1-3. Notes. 447pp. Fine soft-cover book.

Chicago: The Swallow Press, Inc. 1971, 1971. Softcover - 5 3/4" x 9". Second Printing. Introduction by Frederick W. Turner III. 206pp. Moderate rubbing and small stain rear endpaper, else, Good Condition. "American History Through the Voices of the Indians".. Second Printing. Soft Cover. Good.

Near Fine copy of "I Knew That! More Than 1,000 Practical Outdoor Tips from the Readers of FUR-FISH-GAME Magazine" published in 2014 by the A.R Harding Publishing Company. 200pp. Near Fine soft-cover book.

Random House, 1954. Third Printing. Blue boards, rust spine with pictorial paper label on white background. Name on front paste-down endpaper, else, Good Condition.. Hard Cover. Good.

First edition, 2012. Fine hardcover with Fine dust jacket.

SIGNED by the author on the front free end-paper. Fine copy of this 2013 1st printing hardcover book.

Pocket Books 1991 First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine.

Soft-Cover 2008 reprint edition published by InterVarsity Press. 134pp. Fine condition. "What Postmodern Skeptics Taught Us About Their Path to Jesus."

"I Remember: A Boy's Years in Nazi Germany" by Ottomar Rudolf. Paperback (8.5" x 5.5") 2012 First Edition published by Inkwater Press, Portland, Oregon. Pictures. Epilogue. Appendix A-B. Author's Biography. "I Remember, will, I think, be considered a masterpiece of recollection that historians, and linguists, and many others will find fascinating." --- Smith Fussner, Emeritus Professor of History, Reed College. Book is in Fine condition.

Soft-cover book Third Printing 2007 with illustrations. 243pp. Fine copy although with a circle embossed seal of the Town of Saluda on the front cover. No other markings. A clean and tightly bound book.

New York: Shapolsky Publishers, Inc., 1991. Very Good, Very Good dust jacket with short edge tear and minimum edge wear. "The story of bank robber Willie 'The Actor' Sutton and the killing of Arnold Schuster.". First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good.

Hardcover 1991 edition without a dust jacket as issued by the publisher. Light foxing on the edges and some underlining on page 131; otherwise, a VG+ copy of this book in green boards with white lettering.

Soft-cover book by Mark Harrison - published in 2007 by UKA Press of London. Edited by Don Masters. 255pp. Faint crease on the front cover and some creases at the rear lower corner although a Very Good clean, unmarked, and tightly bound book. "When a writer tells his story with such honesty and humor, it deserves to be read. I learned more from 'I Want to Live in Spain' than from a hundred guidebooks - and laughed my socks off along the way." --- Robert Blakey, Euro travel columnist.

Soft-cover 2012 edition in Very Good+ condition with a slight bit of cover edge wear. Pictures.

Henry Holt and Company, 1992. Inscribed Copy, Signed & dated 4-23-92 on Title Page. Minimal shelf rubbing to dust jacket.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine.

Fine copy of this hardcover book with Near Fine dust jacket due to a corner crease on the rear flap. Stated First Edition although appears to be a second printing with line sequence starting with #2.

With a Foreword by Lewis Gannett. Pictures. Fine hardcover book. Without dust jacket.

Advance Uncorrected Proof - 2007 soft-cover book - "The Iambics of Newfoundland: Notes from an Unknown Shore" by Robert Finch. 270pp. Very Good clean and tightly bound book although with some cover edge wear. "Beloved nature writer Robert Finch spent the greater part of a decade traveling around the island of Newfoundland, at 'the edge of North America.' In these evocative sketches, stories, and essays, he explores the people, geography, and wildlife of a remote and lovely, but often dangerously inhospitable place."