Search Results: Titles starting with R from Grampy's Bookcase

256 pp. Colored photos throughout. As new condition.

47 pp. From the series, "Studies in Architectural History" Number One. Very small library stamp at the top of the title page is the only library markings. Clean and unmarked text. Cover is partially loose at the top inseam. Spine is not creased. Black and white photos included.

Text is clean and unmarked in intact and slightly cocked covers. From the front cover, "The powerful and poignant novel of a barnstorming pilot who trades security and convention for excitement, passion, discovery..."

341 pp. Some wear and creasing to the spine and board corners. Frontispiece in color by M. L. Kirk included. Owner's name is lightly penciled in the front free endpaper.

Age-toned text is clean and unmarked. Binding is square and tight with slight creasing in the spine. Light foxing on the outside edges of the text block. Previous owner's name is on the top outside edges of the front free end paper and the title page. The author's dedication, "For all my Indian friends - the princes, the teachers, the politicians, the hunters, the boatmen, the sweepers, and for G. H. but for whom I should never have known the wonder and beauty of India nor understood the Indian dream."

Introduction by Keith Davis November 2 - December 30, 1995. Black and white full page plates. Clean, bright, and unmarked in fine condition.

264 pp. Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. Graphs and illustrations throughout. DJ is covered in plastic and is in fine condition. Has library stamps and a card holder attached to the back free end paper. The plastic cover was taped to the covers and has left some tape stains on the free end papers. From the Foreword, "This volume comprises the eight invited lectures presented during the First International Congress of Heterocyclic Chemistry which was held June 12-15, 1967, on the campus of the University of New Mexico...".

696 pp. Several very small stains on the fore edge of the text bock. Text is clean and unmarked in a tight and square binding. Book appears unread. DJ has a very small stain on the inside bottom spine and a small closed tear at the top back cover. Black and white photos throughout.

Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. Previous owner's name is on the top free end paper and on the top of title page. Several full-page illustrations. Back free end paper has a small area of glue residue. From the Preface, "Through literature...the stage of life is set before the pupil and his own experiences are deepened and broadened by a sympathetic re-living of the experiences of others. It is the right of every pupil to be acquainted with the best in literature."

Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. Only defect is light fading of lettering on the spine and very slight wear at the bottom spine. Previous owner's name is on the inside front binding. From the preface, "The only set of readings in the history of psychology which has been compiled prior to the present volume is Rand's 'The Classical Psychologists', which was published in 1912...Rand's book is devoted chiefly to the philosophical backgrounds of psychology...The most recent authors cited by Rand are Wundt and James."

Text is clean and unmarked in a bright, tight, and square binding. Gift inscription on the dedication page. Volume appears unused. DJ has very slight smudging on outside back outer edge from shelf wear. From the front DJ flap, "Ronald Reagan was an inveterate writer. He wrote not only letters, short fiction, poetry, and sports stories, but speeches, newspaper articles, and radio commentary on public policy issues, both foreign and domestic."

Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. DJ has light wear around the outer edges with a very small chip out of the bottom inside front and two small, closed tears at the bottom edge of the back DJ. From the front DJ flap, "To this one-volume fact-filled work, based only on unimpeachable historical sources, Dr. Luthun brings fresh and authentic details, flashes of insight and a profound understanding of character."

Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. Front binding is slightly worn at the corners. DJ has a small chip on the top outside edge with slight smudging. Previous owner's name on the inside front binding and attached page. From the front DJ, "...Nabokov...works his perverse magic in more than one dimension. On the surface, this is a literary detective story - subtle, intricate, and built to a tantalizing climax. On another level, it has pungent points to make about the role of the creative artist in a society that is basically hostile to art."

429 pp. Only defects are some staining on the bottom edge of the front cover and the top outside corner of the back cover. The text is clean and unmarked. Binding is tight. DJ has some foxing and worn at the top edge.

Text is clean and unmarked in bright, intact, and square covers. Volume appears unused. Illustrations included. "The IWW today has organized shops, general membership branches and/or delegates in some forty cities of the U.S. as well as in Australia, Canada, and England. In addition to workplace and unemployed organizing, IWW members have taken part in anti-apartheid and antiwar agitation, and other efforts to help assure the survival of life on this planet." p. vii.

419 pp. Black and white illustrations throughout. Text is unmarked. Covers have some faded spots. Good tight copy.

VG ex-lib., tight copy. No markings, a small card holder is attached to the back cover

Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. An attractive volume. Stated published date is August 1919. Several numbers written on the inside back cover. Text and text block edges are age-toned. DJ is intact and tight with smudging and minor wear around the outer edges. A small, closed tear on the bottom DJ spine.

193 pp. Text is clean and unmarked in a square, bright , and tight binding. DJ is intact with some smudging and very slight wear around the edges. From the front DJ flap, "This penetrating essay examines the many relevant issues on leisure and recreation. Its main theme is that as modern industrial society develops in the United States, the government...is limited as the appropriate agency to direct and control the recreation and leisure of its citizens."

363 pp. As new condition.