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Leather bound, marbelized 2 volume set published in 1840 Paris, France. Weight is for both volumes for shipping purposes, measurements are for one book. Price is for both volumes

Good condition dust jacket with some creasing towards bottom. Interior very good condition.

1884 leather bound poetical works of Sir Walter Scott. Published in London, England.

Good-Very Good Condition book, 1889, French

Lithograph, Hand Colored, 1826 by Chaussee D'Antin

Red leather, with imprinted binding. Corners rubbed. binding is still tight. Overall good condition. See pictures. French

Very good condition, no flaws.

Overall good condition, interior pages in very good condition. Fold out facsimile has been previously taped in places, fold lines torn in places from wear and age. Binding in great condition

Cream and Marbelized boards and covers. Pages and binding intact, some wear as to be expected.

Ivory/Cream leather bound book, "Livy" by the Rev W Lucas Collins, M.A..
Marbelized boards, some spine damage. See pictures for condition

Personal inscription with Date inside cover; "Daisy B-----, dec '97"

A good-very good condition Classic with illustrated plates! See pictures for condition. No DJ. No Date

Unique hard cover with a pamphlet included to assist with the story? See Pics. Color Illustrations inside front cover. Good-Very Good Condition. No DJ

Frederick Forsyth, master of the international thriller, retums with an electrifying story of a man of immense power and a conspiracy to crush the President of the United States. Only one man--Forsyth's most unforgettable hero yet--can prevent the plan from succeeding. His name is Quinn. He is the Negotiator.President Cormack is bent on a signing a sweeping U.S.-Soviet disarmament treaty, and the master conspirator is determined to stop him. The kidnapping of a young man on a country road in Oxfordshire is but the first brutal step in the explosive plot engineer the president's destruction. Enter Quinn. Quinn plays the kidnappers like a master musician. . . until, in a shocking tumabout, he discovers that ransom was not their objection after all--and that he has been lured into a cunningly woven web. Now he must draw upon his deepest strengths--to save not only the victim but the entire free world.

This hardcover edition of "The Dogs of War" by Frederick Forsyth is a must-have for any fiction fan. With 416 pages, the book tells the thrilling story of a group of mercenaries hired to overthrow a small African country's government. The book was published by Penguin Publishing Group in 1974 and weighs 320.7 ounces.
The author, Frederick Forsyth, is well-known for his captivating storytelling and attention to detail, which is evident in "The Dogs of War." The book is in English and belongs to the Fiction genre, with a General topic. It's perfect for anyone who loves a good adventure story. The book's format is hardcover, and it was published by Viking Press.