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Dust Jacket: The DJ has a production acetate covering that largely preserved the overall condition of the jacket. There is some curling and rubs on the jacket edges (photo). Moderate uniform toning. No chips or tears and structurally strong. Flaps are unclipped (photo). A protective and removable Mylar cover will be a complimentary supplement for the new owner prior to packing and shipping.Book: Uniform light page toning. Otherwise, the book is pristine. No marks or entries. The boards are unblemished and structurally strong firm. No signs of neglect or abuse, the book was stored in a protective environment.Note: Free end paper following enumerated pages, "Copy No 000101" (photo). Possible Limited Edition publication.

Dust Jacket: No defects or signs of wear.Book: No markings or signs of wear. Boards and spine are firm and tight (still creaks when opened). Book lies plum, flat and square (photo).A rare hardcover copy of a collection of papers and manuscripts from some of the leading authorities on biocomputing. All were brought together for the 5th Pacific Symposium on Biocomputing in January 2000.

Rated Good + ConditionThe dust jacket is heavily damaged. Large tear on spine portion. rubbing on edges. Heavy toning.The book itself is in Very Good condition. Owner notes and inscriptions on the inside cover and significant toning on the leaf edges. The narrative portion of the publication and full-color illustrations by Yazz are perfectly preserved.

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Book: One blemish -- Tiny dent on top of the front title board. The remainder of the book is pristine (photo). No page toning, no shelf rubs or wear. No marks or entires, or signs of ownership. The spine/board junction is firm and strong, book lies flat, plumb, and square. ISBN is visible and unaltered, not a resale book (photo).
From the back panel: "This handbook offers a unique approach to the question: How do scholars write the future of global politics? Written in futur ant�rieur style, around the 200-year anniversary of the birth of International Relations (IR) as an academic discipline, the contributions engage in world-building and imagine different futures of IR. Set in a multiverse, 23 chapters draw on a range of possible themes and imaginaries, for instance post-pandemic conditions, the Anthropocene, and not least academic practices and the role of researchers. A concluding chapter anchors these explorations in contemporary discussions. The book mirrors the format and… Read More

Dust Jacket: Chips and small tears on panel edges and spine. Light uniform toning. Structurally sound with unclipped panels and original retail price is shown (photo). Wrapped in a protective Mylar cover.Book: Rubs on the bottom edge of boards and spine caused by shelf wear. Uniform moderate toning of all pages. No marks or entries, all pages are present. The boards are clean and unblemished (photo). Williams eventually wrote 5 books or volumes named Paterson, with the last published in 1958. This book is a compilation of the first four. All were critically acclaimed. Williams was the first recipient of the National Book Award for Poetry and posthumously awarded the Pulitzer Prize in poetry.

No Dust JacketCompanion Publisher Slipcase: Near fine condition. Flaws: Small rub on front board and bent UR tip on front board. (photo). The true test of a slipcase is the cleanliness of the inside hollow. In this instance, it is pristine.Book: No flaws, the slipcase did its duty in completely protecting a 30-year-old book. No marks, entries, or signs of ownership.Rare Book. Starting with the brilliant red boards (photo), followed by full-color photographs on virtually every page (283 total), this is a culmination of a 20-year effort by Ms. Kanomi to capture the color and pageantry of Thailand art forms. Forward by the Queen Thailand. Bilingual, Japanese, and English (photo).Tip in purchase receipt in the Japanese language included with the purchase of this book. International shipping is available but a shipping surcharge will be assessed.

No Dust JacketBook: Shelf wear on the gutter edges and boar tips (photo). Moderate uniform toning of pages.PP 71-74 were dog-eared due to an instance of careless closing of the book. It does not notably interfere with the overall appearance and utility of the book but is a blemish. The dog ears were carefully unfolded but a crease remains visible.Deckled pages, The spine and board junctions are strong and firm, the book can be read without fear of causing any structural damage. Richly illustrated (25 plates). This was the author's first book, first printing, and has since been reprinted and still being sold.Undedicated and boldly inscribed author signature in black ink on first free endpaper. (photo). The book and topic were the basis for the 1939 film directed by William Dieterle. The screenplay was primarily written by John Huston. Brian Aherne, Betty Davis and Paul Muni starred in the movie rendition.

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Book: Blemishes -- Minor rubs on acetate covers, small dent in the top/spine gutter area of the title board (photo). Rub on the LR title board tip. The remainder of the book is pristine.
All pages are present, no toning, and there are no marks or entries, or signs of ownership. The boards and spine are still strong and firm. ISBN is visible and undisturbed.
The book's Preface states that this publication came from the Fifth Annual International Conference on Computational Molecular Biology in 2001. Two pages of international contributers in this field of Molecular Biology.
This publication was later issued in softcover and still in demand by scholars and practioners in this field of science.

No Dust JacketBook Condition: Owner signature first free endpaper (photo). The boards have no rubs or shelf wear, the pages have no toning or other light exposure damage. The book lies flat and plumb. All pages are present. No marginalia. A clean book.A thorough and thoughtful study of the consequences of temperature and moisture extremes affecting plants. Particular emphasis is placed on the Continent of Australia.Free shipping by Media Mail to all domestic locations.

Rare Find. A complete 5-volume set, published in 1906 by distinguished U.S. publishing house.All volumes are virtually identical in appearance and condition. The spines are uniformly toned due to prolonged light exposure while the covers uniformly have a darker shade of rich burgundy color (photo). Some minor water spots on tissues (photo), mild uniform toning on pages are consistent with books published in this era.Every appearance clue suggests that this set was stored for decades undisturbed in a bookcase. The spines were exposed to light, the boards were not. All pages are present, the binding and spines are firm and books lie flat, plumb, and square (photo).Free shipping and each book will be individually bubble-wrapped prior to shipment in a sturdy cardboard box.Page tops are guided while edges are rough-cut (photo).

No Dust JacketBook: Flaws: The leather boards have much wear and tear with the board tips being bent (photo). Heavy and uniform toning of the page edges is consistent with a book that is over 200 years old.A tip-in description of the book isglued on the front paste-down page, along with an Ex Libris paper in the name of, "Christina Alexander" (photo). The front board/spine junction was separated but now expertly mended.All pages and illustrations are present. No other marks or entries on any of the pages. Rare copy of a very old bookFrom Wikipedia: Thomas Chatterton (20 November 1752 – 24 August 1770) was an English poet whose precocious talents ended in suicide at age 17. He was an influence on Romantic artists of the period such as Shelley, Keats, Wordsworth, and Coleridge. Although fatherless and raised in poverty, Chatterton was an exceptionally studious child, publishing mature work by the age of 11. He was able to pass off his work as that of an imaginary 15th-century poet called Thomas… Read More

Dust Jacket. Blemish - The jacket surfaces are uniformly moderately toned. The top panels and spine edge is chipped and torn in spots (photo).

The jacket is fully attached and is structurally strong. The flaps are unclipped (photo). Bonus for the purchaser, a complimentary protective Mylar cover is expertly attached to preserve the jacket in its current condition (photo).

Book: Blemish: The first free endpaper has the original owner's name and date of possession (photo). The remainder of the book is pristine. This book was obviously cherished and cared for.

No other marks or entries, pages have no toning. The boards and spine are strong and sturdy, the book lies flat, plumb, and square. No wear spots on board edges or tips (photos).

From Wikipedia: "Galen Cranz is a Professor of the Graduate School, Architecture at the College of Environmental Design at the University of California, Berkeley, who studies the social and cultural bases of architectural and urban design. She is a certified teacher… Read More

One blemish in an otherwise As New book. The bottom of the title board has a notable dent (photo).In all other respects, this hard-to-find hardcover First Edition of Volume 4 is in "As New" Condition. No toning, marks, or entries on any part of the book. 501 pages and numerous B&W and color illustrations.

Dust Jacket: Heavily damaged, with separated front panel. The DJ was restored and protected with a mylar cover (photo). Unclipped, with original retail price, displayed (photo).The novel's plot is detailed on the pack panel (photo).Book: Some shelf rubs and wears on the board surfaces and edges (photo). The spine was damaged then professionally repaired. Owner's dated inscription in blue ink on the first free endpaper (photo). The book has all pages with no other entries or markings. Generally regarded as Greene's masterpiece, this novel received little attention from American readers, only the gain increasing popularity and critical acclaim for the decades to follow. Fact-based story of a Mexican Province that banned the Catholic Church and repressed its priests by, among other things, forcing them to marry.Greene's protagonist is a flawed "Whisky Priest"in Tobasco pursued by the state police.In the decade that this novel was reprinted Greene was officially rebuked by the Catholic Church. Greene… Read More

Book Description:The upper-right quadrant of the front panel and UL quadrant of the back panel has a small dent. The middle bottom of the title panel has a small dent (photo). The tips of the back panel have small rubs.Aside from the undedicated signature by the author (photo), the book has no markings or blemishes. No toning or shelf rubs.RARE signed First Edition of a book in limited supply. "This book tells the story of women who are remaking medicine--a mix of perspectives from different roles in healthcare . . ."Free and prompt shipping to the domestic market.

Slipcase has minor rubbing on title front and spine label (photos)Book is Mint Condition. The only flaw is gift dedication on the first free endpaper (photo).84 pages, 23rd Printing of the original publication of November 1926 (photo)Free shipping. Item is shipped immediately by USPS Media Mail in a protective bubble-wrapped box.

No dust jacketBookBoth covers have minor wear and tear, and corners are bent (photo). The spine and binding remain strong and sturdy. All pages are present. No entries or markings on pages. No page toning.

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Book: One blemish - small scratch on the middle of the front board (photo.

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