Religion from A Few Used Books

This 10-volume set shows signs of age and wear but is still in good to very good condition. Some volumes are in better condition than others. Volumes 8 and 9 have been marked extensively with highlighter (see picture 11 for example) and there are a few instances of hand written notes in ink in the margens of those same two… Saber más sobre este artículo

This copy of Doubleday's 2003 first edition of the Da Vinci Code is in very good to near fine condition. There are notes written in pencil on the very last free end paper (picture 5) but the text is clean and clear throughout. Please see seven pictures.

This copy of Oxford UP's 1966 edition of Priest and Poet shows some age and wear but is still in good condition. Please see four pictures.

This is a beautiful, "special illustrated edition" of The Da Vinci Code in near fine condition. The only flaw is that there is a slit of about 3 inches long on the back of the dust jacket, which lightly slit the back cover of the book as well (see pictures 7, 8 and 9). (This was probably done when they… Saber más sobre este artículo

This copy of the Franklin Library's limited, first edition of The Life I Really Lived is in very good condition. Please see eight pictures.

Although this copy of the Heritage Press's 1968 edition of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man shows some wear on the spine (picture 3), overall it is in very good condition. There is no slipcover but it does include The Heritage Club Sandglass insert. Please see nine pictures.

This copy of The Apologetics Study Bible is in very good condition. Since the pages are very thin, a number of them show wrinkles. When light comes straight down on the page (as in picture 6), the wrinkles don't show as much, but when light comes from the side they show up clearly (as in picture 7). Please see eight… Saber más sobre este artículo

This copy of Walter J. Black's 1942 edition of The Praise of Folly is in very good condition. There is a name sticker on the inside of the front cover (picture 5). Please see seven pictures.