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Very little wear. A couple lightly bumped corners is all I have found. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. The spine is square and uncreased. The second in the series.

Compact volume with deep red cloth cover. Some wear, especially at the ends of the spine. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Original owner's name inside front cover. No publishing date listed, internet research suggests this volume is from the early 1920s. Originally published in 1840.

First edition. Very little wear in a mylar covered dust jacket, also of very little wear. Blue paper covered boards with blue fabric over the spine. Gilt print on the spine. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Military science fiction. Someplace far away.... This book will ship at over two pounds. Excess shipping costs are included in the list price.

Translated from the original French. Minor wear, mainly scattered chips along the edges. Spine uncreased and square. Pages are tight, clean and unmarked. A number 4 in sharpie on the top page edges. A rare and hightly valued book. The fourth in a series of seven. For mature audiences.

A little wear, from where the thin book was once bent. Pages are all clean and tight, and the spine has no creases. Originally published in 1951. The third of three books in Gannett's dragon trilogy. See also ST01304, Elmer and the Dragon.

Little wear, most notable a small smudge on the page ends, lower about 1.5 cm across. Otherwise clean and intact. Book four of twelve in the Alex Rider series. The teen spy takes on yet another evil mastermind madman to save the world.

Chips along the edges and at the corners. A small tear (

Large trade paperback format. Very little wear. The first book in the In Stone Series. For readers in the middle grades and up. A rather rare book.

First edition, first printing. Very little wear to the book or dust jacket. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked, with a few light spots on the top edge.. Number fifteen in the series that reached thirty last year.

A lady of London crosses paths with a pirate from France. Romance and adventure ensue. 310 pages. Wear at the corners and edges, with some spine creases as well. Pages are clean, bright, intact.

First edition. Signed by the Author on the title page, dated 5/6/2008. Minimal wear. Dust jacket encased in mylar, showing no wear. Pages clean, tight and unmarked: looks unread.

Little wear. 86 pages are clean, tight and unmarked. The second of four books in Hiro's Quest Ages 7-10.

First edition. Very little wear, to book or dust jacket. 381 deckle-edged pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Saddam Hussein plots to embarrass the United States by stealing and destroying a treasured historical document. But two people stand in his way.

By the author of Old Yeller. A book for kids, but with a caution - a little language of the 1940s may not be quite appropriate for today. No dust jacket. Orange fabric is faded over the spine and the print is almost totally gone. The wear at the corners and edges is mild, with no boards showing through. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked. On the front endpaper there is the owner's bookplate sticker on the left and a small stamp on the right (see photo #5). Based on my research, the stamp is older than the book; an Austrian newspaper stamp from about 1922. Don't think it is highly valuable, but it makes the book unique in a way. Of course, the book is already rather scarce. Stated first edition on the copyright page, but with the notation "L-X" (photo #4) below, which means this was printed in December and was the 24th printing. (Not sure what they did if they got past Z, the 26th printing.)

No dust jacket. Little wear. Blue covers with lighter blue print on the spine. Bumped lower corners. The deckle-edged pages are clean, tight and unmarked, with blue dye on the top edges, matching the color of the cover. Decorated endpapers, showing diagrams of the submarine and the ice station. Somewhat rare.

No dust jacket. Book club edition. A rare book that follows Jeremy Stone as he assumes the identity of an English nobleman and takes an adventurous trip to the Caribbean. The book has red fabric covered boards showing some wear at the corners. The deckle-edged pages are clean, tight and unmarked, with little tanning.

Cover shows a fair amount of wear, including chips, creases and a drink ring. Spine is skewed and creased, with tears at the four corners. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked, with some yellowing. A rare book, priced low. Cardinal #C-96, cover price $0.35. A fictionalized story of Jim Bowie, his knife and his loves.

Trade paperback. Some minor wear at the edges and corners. Pages are clean and tight, and the spine is uncreased. A phone number has been written inside the front cover.

Very little wear, no spine creases. Pages are clean, tight and intact. Running away from home is seldom a good idea, especially when home is on the north slope of Alaska. Miyax (aka Julie) quickly gets lost in the Alaskan wilderness. Her rescue comes in the form of a pack of Arctic wolves. Originally published in 1972.

A few marks of wear, including those little creases down the spine that you get when someone reads a paperback. Of course, reading is the whole purpose of having a book, right? Otherwise, everything looks splendid. Apprentice Adept book #3. In an interesting side note, the back of the book refers to this issue as being the "...brilliantly satisfying conclusion...". Funny thing is that the series went on for four more books, which are also among my offerings.