Hail Columbia! Historical, Comical and Centennial de Brown, Walter F

NY: Fantasy House, 1957. Vol. 12, No. 2 (Whole No. 69). Edited by Anthony Boucher. Cover art by Emsh ("Disintegration of a Force-Field"). Includes "The Last Canticle" (short novel) by Walter M. Miller, Jr.; "Expedition" by Fredric Brown; "The Dark Boy" by August Derleth; "How Science Fiction Got Its Name" (article) by Sam Moskowitz; "Venture to the Moon; V: Watch this Space; VI: "A Quesion of Residence" by Arthur C. Clarke; "The Interlab Prroject" by G. C. Edmondson; "Ferdinand Feghoot" by Grendel Briarton [R. Bretnor]; "Recommended Reading"; "Old Devlins A-waiting" by Manly Wade Wellman; "Journey's End" by Poul Anderson; "The Antique Heroes" (verse) by C. Day Lewis. Tanned; 1/4" loss at heel; a little soiling and crayon marks on rear.. SingleIssueMagazine. Very Good-.

Theological Studies, Inc., 1974. Paperback. Ex-library. Wrappers are worn and scuffed all over. Some curling and creasing at corners. Spine is creased and bumped. Edge worn. Ink underlining and marginalia throughout. 180 pages.

Island Press, 1997-04-01. Paperback. Good.

Washington, DC: Post Office Department. Very Good- with no dust jacket. 1932. Softcover. No covers. First/title page has a diagonal crease and two very small chips. Last page has some very slight creasing. ; Hole with thread near top spine end for hanging. ; 151 pages .

New York: Standard Magazines Inc. 1951. First edition. Pulp magazine. Pictorial wrappers [about 6.75" x 9.25"], 146 pages, illustrated. Good copy [near vertical fold to the front cover which also has some odd white discoloration to its lower right corner and along its bottom edge, dampstaining to the lower corner areas of the rear cover and with a further area of light colored staining near the upper spine edge, text paper tanned as usual. bx74E

Oxford, Malone Society, 1962. Hard Cover. xxxviii, 192 p.; 22 cm. "While the English theatre was being established, the Court was nurse, guardian, and chief patron of the drama. ...As a result the Accounts of the Treasurer of the Chamber are important documents for the history of the theatre. They represent a consistent record of court performances..." "In laying out his Accounts, the Treasurer has treated the sections for apparellings, for payments on the Council's warrants, and for payments previously made from the Privy Purse, as units; each is written continuously, including the amounts paid for separate items... The names of the players can easily be picked out..." Contents: Dramatic Records in the Declared Accounts of the Treasurer of the Chamber, 1558-1642 (Payments to Players; Payments for Apparellings; Biographical Notes; Index); A Supplement to Sir Walter Greg's edition of Sir Thomas More (pp. 177-192). Linen spine, no dj; minor wear; VG. Stock#25062.

New York: College Art Association, 1991. Softcover. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. Sound binding. Minor soiling on title page and contents page; all other pages clean and bright. Wrappers have light handling wear. Contents: Bal and Bryson, Semiotics and art history. Hamburger, A Liber Precum in Sélestat and the development of the illustrated prayer book in Germany. Colantuono, Dies Alconiae: the invention of Bellini's Feast of the Gods. Siry, Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple and architecture for liberal religion in Chicago, 1885-1909. Collins, Life magazine and the abstract expressionists, 1948-51: a historiographic study of a late Bohemian enterprise. de Caso, A phillogical imposture: Henri Jouin, interpreter of David d'Angers. Brown, Two new Degas letters in New Orleans. Reviews. ; 11.5" tall; 174 pages.

20th Century Fox, 2006. DVD. New. 7.7 x 5.7 x 0.7. DVD. Condition: New. 20th Century Fox, 2006. 1 disc. Excellent condition. Still in shrinkwrap. Size: 7.7 x 5.7 x 0.7. DVD Video DVD35 DVD35

NY: Standard Magazines, 1951. Vol. XXXVIII, No. 3. Pulp magazine. Edited by Sam Merwin, Jr. Cover art by Bergey for "Alarm Reaction" (short novel) by Raymond F. Jones. Includes "Earthlight" (short novel) by Arthur C. Clarke; "Ultimate Purpose" by Walter Kublius & Fletcher Pratt; "The Jester" by William Tenn; "The Dome" by Fredric Brown; "No Dipsy for Dix" by Larry Clinton; "At Your Service" by Cleve Cartmill; "These Things Are Sirius" by Edwin James (James Gunn). Features: "The Reader Speaks" (Letters from A. J. Budrys & Marion Zimmer Bradley); "Venus, The Corpse Planet" by James Blish; "Science Fiction Forecast"; "Wonder Oddities"; "The Frying Pan." Illustrated by Poulton, Schomburg and others. Rear cover corner loss; chipping, creasing and rubbing; soili/foxing; tanning; small losses and tears to spinewhich is a bit sunned.. SingleIssueMagazine. Good to Very Good-.

NY: Standard Magazines, 1951. Vol. XXXVIII, No. 3. Pulp magazine. Edited by Sam Merwin, Jr. Cover art by Bergey for "Alarm Reaction" (short novel) by Raymond F. Jones. Includes "Earthlight" (short novel) by Arthur C. Clarke; "Ultimate Purpose" by Walter Kublius & Fletcher Pratt; "The Jester" by William Tenn; "The Dome" by Fredric Brown; "No Dipsy for Dix" by Larry Clinton; "At Your Service" by Cleve Cartmill; "These Things Are Sirius" by Edwin James (James Gunn). Features: "The Reader Speaks" (Letters from A. J. Budrys & Marion Zimmer Bradley); "Venus, The Corpse Planet" by James Blish; "Science Fiction Forecast"; "Wonder Oddities"; "The Frying Pan." Illustrated by Poulton, Schomburg and others. Creasing; a few short tears; short pieces of tape inside cover at lower end; mild dampstains.. SingleIssueMagazine. Good to Very Good-.