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Book in Good condition, has a bend in it, exterior has stains and is soiled. Inside VG but some page ends got bent over. A good reading copy. Rare edition published by Inner Light in 1987.

Signed by Brother Andrew (name only) on front end page. Book looks new but has several small dents on the bottom of the actual book - not the dust jacket. The front end page corner is clipped of the previous owner's name.

Small spot on first Page otherwise Fine inside. No dust jacket, spots on exterior pages opposite spine. Stated First Printing March 1967.

The Quest Bookstore is located in Wheaton, IL on the grounds of the Theosophical Society. This is stated as a First Quest Edition, the printing line is 8 -1, and the first inscription is dated in 1996. The book is in Near Fine condition and the dust jacket is Very Good. There are some movement marks, the front corners are rubbed and the top edge is crinkled. There are daily meditations, readings, and revelations.

97 minutes . Winner of 3 Academy Awards . Holiday Classic Sealed in Shrinkwrap . VHS

New with Rare cover, rubbed corner.

Very First Edition 2000 10-0 with a Christmas designed bookplate autographed by both James and Shirley Dobson. Book and Dust Jacket like new except the backside has a crease along the bottom edge - see photos.

First edition lacking dust jacket. Very Good condition. Previous owner's address stamp on ffep. "Evangelical Literature Overseas, Box 725, Wheaton, IL 60187". (This is Wheaton College) No other markings present. See photos. Front board bends forward slightly. Historical fiction regarding Cuban refugees with a reprinted epitaph by John F. Kennedy. Book is dedicated "To Those Christian Colleagues in Whom the Flame of this Cause Burns Bright". Published in 1968.

Tight binding, like new with a little bit of shelf wear to softcover wraps.

Sunfaded spine, slightly cocked, has #894. Luther College Bookplate and previous owner's name inside cover. Card catalogue number in pencil on flyleaf and copyright page and in ink or marker on the first page of Contents. Two Luther College Library Stamps. Preface to the third edition Chicago, April 15, 1912. (Copyright is 1903) See photo of inside back cover - probably to hold a library card. Corners and edges slightly worn with a dent along bottom backside edge and stain by back spine edge. Includes index and ad for other books priced 8 for $1.00 to $1.50. No dust jacket.

Signed on Ffep, name only. First Edition with untrimmed leaves. Author's First Book. Dirt spot on page turning corner. Mylar wrapper on dust jacket. Tears with pieces missing top and bottom including spine and corners. Top and bottom edges of book bumped, worn. Price clipped flap. Inside Very Good.

Unbound copy contains a laid in end page with family information from 1765. 214 pages with all 150 psalms plus a two sided page of register uberdie psalmen at the end which may not be complete. There is some stitching along the edge which holds the book together. This is a small 5 3/4" x 3 1/2" book. There is some writing along the edge of one page, some oil damp stains and and some creased page corners. Book will be shipped first class with delivery confirmation if ordered within the U.S.

This is the original 1950 first edition with the square Good News trademark on the spine. States Printed in U.S.A. Inscribed on the FFEP, "Moss Cordially Yours, A. J. Harms". The original owner and address is written opposite on the backside of the cover. There was a name in pencil that had previously been erased on the top of the FFEP. The spine is sun faded and the edges are dented. Front corners are rubbed. Gilt lettering on cover still intact. Some stains on navy hardcover boards. A.J. Harms was a radio minister out of Detroit with a broadcast "Echoes of Heaven". This book saves some of those sermons for posterity. After his this three year ministry he became the pastor of Woodlawn Baptist Church in Chicago. This is a rare signed first edition.

Book like new Inscription on inside cover "Jesus is the Real Deal M. Mill Luke 9:23"

Signed on Front End Page NOT personalized, "With Sincerest Personal Regard, John Wesley White. First Edition Book Fine, Dust Jacket VG. Has a half inch or so tear at top corner by spine and some of the purple wore off the edges of the dust jacket.

Inscribed on front end page, "Jim, For Revival in Our Time. Tom Phillips with a scripture verse listed". Book Like New with the exception of two small spots on the exterior pages opposite the spine. Dust Jacket Fine/Near Fine, top edge 1/4" bends forward with two tiny tears.

Name written on front end page, several spots inside. Dust jacket is very worn around the edges with some small pieces missing. NOT an ex-library copy.

NO dj. Cover is turqoise with blue wavy lines and has a gold image (someone swimming?) Old price & inventory no. on front end page which has a map printed on it. Dirt spot on half title page & spine split at half title page (can see mesh). Cover is soiled, dirt on bottom edge of book by page turning corner. Water stain back side. Very little wear but dent back top edge. Top pages are red & book has untrimmed leaves. Spine is faded/discolored.

Research shows that the first edition is 1871. This date appears at the bottom of the title page and on the copyright. Rare first edition with a tissue frontispiece of the author opposite the title page beginning with Chapter 1, "Read the Best Books". The boards have some stains and scratches with a partial glass ring. They are very worn at the corners and edges with some tears to the cloth at the edges of the spine. The hinges appear intact. The back is shown first. Signature of gift giver on ffep. Book is complete. Some pencil lines in the margins and several lines underlined in two places. Paper is thin so I didn't try to erase them. Some speckling to foredge. I suspected the top may have been dyed at some time. Book appears to be self published since the printer is listed on the title page. Several page corners creased ad the bottom and some stains and smudges. Spine is cocked. The paper apparently was stuck opposite the copyright page and was pulled apart.

The first two pics are with the dust jacket, the next two without. Boards are in excellent condition. The pages were roughly opened with creasing and some ink transfer along the foredge. Please see front free end paper for creasing and color loss. No writing. Dust jacket has some wear along the top edge with the center top bent forward. End caps worn. Beautiful full page color illustrations. After the poem there is a section on the meaning of each of the twelve days of Christmas.