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La Guilde du Livre, 1967. Softcover. Good. Soft "flexi" covers. Volume No. 722. "Fifth of the fifth series" Small. Red boards. Condition is tops. Square corners. Firm binding. In French. Nice reading copy. 213 pages.

1980. Acceptable. 18th edition. IN SPANISH. Wearing to edges. Age-toned and faded wraps with darkening to spine strip. Bumped tips. Shelf-wear to bottom of wraps and spine. Creased corner tip. Age-toned pages. Thumb-marks to text block (lots of flipping through to get to the great recipes!) Binding is in good shape, very readable copy. 176 pages plus appendix.

Ginn and Company, 1942. Hardcover. Acceptable. Hardcover in fair condition. Blue cloth covered boards are faded, scuffed, with wearing to spine ends, edges and corner tips. Previous owner stamps on outside textblock and handwritten on front pastedown. Toned pages. Darkening to glue of paste-downs which has transferred to end papers. Underlining and marginalia. Various ink marks on textblock. 240 pages.

Editorial Grijalbo, S.A, 1975. Softcover. Acceptable. Softcover. IN SPANISH. Poor condition. Split in the gutter between pages 172/173. No loose pages. Scuffed, rubbed, scratched wraps, with scraping to outside edges. Previous owner name on FEP, title page. Random underlining. Old price sticker on back cover. Outside text-block has light stains. 243 pages. In Spanish.

1982. Softcover. Good. Softcover. IN SPANISH. Lightly yellowed white wraps with blue text. Rubbed. Crimped on edges, bumped tips, and light soiling. Stapled and glued binding. Staples are rusty.

William R. Jenkins, 1896. Hardcover. Good. Hardback. This is the 1896 edition. Original. NOT a rebound copy. Green buckram boards. Gilt titling on spine has not lost too much of it's luster. Worn corner tips, with denting and wearing to cloth on head and heel of spine. Board corners are dented. Cocks slightly. Boards have scuffs, scratches, with areas of staining/soiling. FFE has year and old price written in pencil. Dime sized sticker of an old defunct bookseller shop in San Francisco. Small piece of paper, used as a book mark, has left a small area of tanning near the bottom of page in gutter. Very minimal amount of writing or notation here and there. In pencil. Pages lightly age toned. Firm binding, extremely readable, very usable. 5"x7.5" . 292 pages, plus index and appendix.

Editorial Ciencia Nueva, S.L, 1966. Softcover. Acceptable. Softcover with fold over flaps. Fair condition. Faded and scraped covers. Faded spine. Bumped/dented tips. Scraping to spine edges and ends. Toned pages. Former owner name on FEP and the title page. Writing on rear end paper. 202 pages.

Presses Universitaires de France, 1964. Mass Market Paperback. Good. Rubbed, creased, lightly scuffed and slightly dirty covers. Crimped and scraped edges. Light bumping of corner tips. Dinged upper and lower spine. Lightly yellowed pages. Owner name and faint pencil erasure on half title page. Binding remains intact and in good shape. Readable copy. 127 pages.

Seghers, 1957. Softcover. Acceptable. Softcover trade paperback. Dirty, scuffed, dinged wraps. Rubbed on edges, dinged corners. Inscribed by author. Toned pages. Inside of front cover looks like it has foxing, but could just be a manifestation of the highly rubbed covers. Fair binding. Good reading copy. 380 pages.

Im Bertelsmann Lesering. Hardcover. Good. In German. Paper covered boards with leather spine strip. Front board has watercolor design/drawing. Gilt titling on spine is a little faded, with minor spotting on leather. Paper on rear board is scuffed. Cocked. Good binding. Quite readable, that is, if you can read German. Unsure of year of publication, but venturing a guess, we'd put it at early 1960's. 317 pages.

Henry Altemus, 1895. Hardcover. Acceptable. Hardbound. Pretty little book with gold foil design on front board depicting a forest and a winged figure playing twin flutes. Design imprinted onto beige cloth wrapped boards. Gilt is faded. Former library book and has former library name stamped on the inside in various places. The old card pocket and date due stickers have been removed, with discard stamps throughout. Cloth of the boards and along spine strip has darkened throughout the decades. Dented and worn corner tips. Worn spine ends. Book cocks. Gold staining on top edge of textblock is faded. Splitting in hinges between paste-downs and FEP. Sewn binding is in good shape. Original red ribbon bookmarker is still in place. 273 pages.

University of Tennesse, 1986. Softcover. Acceptable. Softcover. Worn and smudged wraps. Wearing to the spine ends: ripped and chipped. Dirty. 226 pages. Will send photos on request.

New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science; El Paso Geographical Society, 1997. Softcover. Good. Softcover. Lightly rubbed covers, bumped tips.

The Gerald Peters Gallery, 2011. Softcover. Good. Good +++. Softcover book published in conjunction with the display of works by contemporary artists at the Gerald Peters Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The exhibition took place between August 5 and October 11, 2011. This catalogue has not been read, the spine is firm and unbroken. Lower corner tip and pages have turned upwards every slightly, with light bumping to the corner tip. The cover also has a very faint pencil mark nearly an inch in length. Unpaginated.

University of New Mexico Press, 1969. Softcover. Acceptable. Softcover. 1969 third printing. Fading to spine, corner creases and light age-toning to the wraps.Bumped corner tips. Head and heel of spine are worn. Scraping along spine edges. Cocked. Dirty text block. Binding glue is prone to cracking in the gutters. All pages are attached and book remains readable. An interesting piece of New Mexico history as by experienced Charles Lummis, a Harvard grad who made his way to the "land of pretty soon," and became immersed in the native culture, going on to coin the term "the Southwest," as it pertains to New Mexico and adjacent state. 236 pages.

Little, Brown and Company, 1976. Softcover. Acceptable. Grading this book as "acceptable" due to glue on binding causing a bit of separation of the cover from front half title page towards the bottom of spine. Due to this, the half title page has come away from binding at lower 1/4 of page. It will completely come away from the binding if not carefully turned. The book falls open between pages 362 and 363 and correlates with spine crease in same location. The pages are still intact, as are the rest of the pages of the book. The pages are clean and unmarked. Outside text block at lower corner edges are smudged and dirty. Covers are lightly scuffed with minor denting of corner tips. Upper corner tip of back cover has diagonal crease and a and horizontal scratch towards bottom of cover. Faint traces of erasure mark of penciled in price by former bookseller. The book leans towards "good" and readable condition, except for the issues mentioned with the binding glue being a little dry… Leer más

Linguistic Society of America, 2010. Softcover. Good. Softcover, Volume 86, number 4, December 2010. Gently bumped tips. Lightly faded. Good binding.

The Lao Association of Fine Arts, 2007. Hardcover. Good. Blue boards, with titling and list of artists represented, in English, French and Laotian. No dust jacket (not sure if printed with one). The type of paper covering the boards is prone to being easily scuffed and scratched, which is the case here, but only to a minor extent. These types of board coverings are also prone to showing dirt and dust really easily, so these covers are a little "smudgy." Gently bumped corner tips. Top board has slight bow to it, so corners lift up so slightly. Clean pages. This delightful art book was published by The Lao Association of Fine Arts, in conjunction with the display of artwork at the Treasures of Asia art gallery.

Oscar Mondadori, 2002. Softcover. Acceptable. Ex-library book with stickers, stamps and due date sticker. IN ITALIAN. Scuffed covers. Bumped corner tips, shelf-wear at bottom edge of cover and spine strip. Firm spine. Good reading copy. 176 pages.

Zlotopiora, 1984. Softcover. Good. Small book of poetry by the Argentinian author and professor of Italian, Marta Alicia Gangeme. 33 pages. Smudges with scraped edges and bumping to corner tips. 33 pages.