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Twin Flames Revelation, Answering the Call to Save Humanity - Part One by Zeyven Alexander Blackwell. Paperback. 173 pages. Date in red ink on title page.

Cinema Catalogue Larry Edmunds Bookshop Inc., 524 pages with illustration of Citizen Kane music score on page 524. Cover scuffed and corners bent. Good reading copy.

Los Angeles, CA: Science of Mind Publications (Division of United Church of Religious Science), Science of Mind Magazine October 1969, 109 pages. How to use the power of positive thinking. Stapled binding tight, cover rubbed, lettering on spine off center and rubbed on edge. Some pages have rippled edges indicating exposure to water.

San Francisco: North Point Press, 1980, First thus, 195 pages. Edited and translated by David M Guss. Dust jacket is sun toned with some foxing and a small tear at top edge near spine. Heavy foxing on front and rear covers, spine, and text block. Interior is clean. Good reading copy.

Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1988, 5th printing, 384 pages. Cover rubbed and slightly bent corners.

NY: Random House, Inc and The Bookworks, 1975, 1st printing February (12,500 copies in cloth), 279 pages including quick reference and index. Spine and edges of cover bumped, wear to boards near one corner and sun toned on upper edge. Dust jacket is age toned, has 3/4" tear near spine on lower front and has small tears, folds, and bumps along edges. Interior and text in very good condition.

Happy Camp, CA: Naturegraph Company, Publishers, 1966, revised edition, 112 pages including color plates. Cover creased and rubbed, foxing on some page edges.

Knoxville, TN: University of Tennessee Press, 1986, 8th printing, 196 pages. Cover rubbed and small gouge on front cover, spine, cover and some page edges sun toned.

Poor condition. Fragile, age-toned pages with multiple large chips in corners of text but text not impaired. Ex-Library with library stamps and markings from the Library of International Relations, Samuel N Harper Memorial Collection, Chicago. Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow 1942. Text in English, Softcover, 98 numbered pages.

New York, NY: The Macmillan Company, 1966, 3rd edition, 3rd printing, 302 pages including index. Spine and corners bumped. Corners worn to boards. Prior owner's name in ink on paste down and initials on spine. Some penciled notations in text. Good reading copy.

Irvington, NJ: Power Publishers Inc, Hypnosis Quarterly Volume XX No. 2, 1977, 43 pages. Contents include articles on 'Hysterical States', 'Obesity and Middle Age', 'Charismatic Movement', and 'Self-Hypnosis in San Quentin'. Stapled binding tight. Bends and ripples on cover.

New York: The Review of Reviews Corporation, Volume XVI Number 91, July 1932, 96 pages. The Golden Book Magazine is a reprint magazine featuring older material by well-known and lesser-known 'popular' writers. This is a well worn issue with date stamp on front cover and bottom tear, damage to spine, and rectangle cut out of pages 1 and 2 (title/text of H G Well's The Man Who Could Work Miracles). No damage to other articles by authors such as Christopher Morley, James Joyce, Jack London, to Elting's Broadway Goes to Colorado article, the Book-of-the-Month Club postcard page or other ads such as the Chesterfield cigarettes ad on the back cover.

A personal horoscope prepared for someone born June 16, 1904. This 25 page typed booklet includes a message from the editor, discussion of the influence of planets on this horoscope from July 5, 1956 through May 3, 1957, plus the positions of the sun, moon and planets on June 16, 1904. The back cover contains a 'Handy Success Chart' for locating the sign of the person who should be of service to you in obtaining various kinds of success. Stapled binding tight, fading on cover edges, some wear especially on spine. The date 'June 6, 1904' is written in pencil on the front cover. No writing in text.

Dyllansow Truran, first published 1994, 51 pages. A description of mining sites in Cornwall with some illustrations. Light rubbing to cover and lower left corner of back cover/pages bend; appears to be unread with no interior markings.

Naperville, IL: Sourcebooks Fire, 2014, 333 pages. New. Unread. No remainder marks.

Washington:DC; US Government Printing Office,National Bureau of Standards C74, edition of March 10, 1924 reprinted January 1, 1937 with certain type corrections and omissions, 345 pages. Cover worn and faded, bent corners, wear at top of spine, but binding is tight.

Published by Charles C Thomas, Springfield, Illinois, 1958, 182 pages including index. Useful for the patrolman, criminalist, and attorney. A monograph in The Police Science Series edited by V. A. Leonard, Professor of Police Science and Administration, the State College of Washington, Pullman, Washington, Prior owner's name in red inside cover. No other writing, underlining or highlighting. Cover rubbed at corners and spine edges Dust jacket has chips, tears, rubbed edges, and the back of the jacket has stains.

NY: Crown Publishers, Inc, 1991, 2nd printing, 310 pages including bibliography and index. Fine in Fine Dust Jacket (in protective cover).

Reading, MA: W A Benjamin, Inc, 2nd edition, revised, enlarged, reset, 1973, 2nd printing with corections January 1974, 278 pages including references, appendix, and index plus summary of types of reaction mechanisms on rear free endpapers. Hinge broken at page 278 but no missing pages. Cover shows wear including rubbing, folds, dent and scrapes. Prior owner's hame or initials on front pastedown, spine, and top of text block.

Novato, CA: New World Library, 2013, first paperback printing, 165 pages. New. No remainder marks.