Resultados da Pesquisa: Títulos que começam com V de Turtleman Used Books

No dust jacket. A rare book about an unconventional means of travel some 80+ years ago, aboard cargo ships. Nineteen illustrations. Pale green fabric with blue decoration on the front and blue text on the spine. The spine is significantly darkened and there is a scattering of small spots on the front and rear covers. Wear to the fabric is mild and primarily at the upper corners and lower spine. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked other than a gift inscription on the front free endpaper, dated 1939.

Very little wear, mainly at the corners. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked, with red dyed page edges all around. Spine is square and uncreased. A scarce book, in very good shape for its almost 60 years. Originally published in 1927.

Gently worn, with chips at the edges and corners, minor rubs on the front cover, and a small tear (

No dust jacket. Black cover with white print on the spine and three white pills on the front. Some wear at the corners and spine edges. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked, with slight yellowing. Binding appears solid. A scarce book.

A set of five books in the Vampire Earth series. Included are Way of the Wolf (ISBN above); Choice of the Cat (0-451-45973-3); Tale of the Thunderbolt (0-451-46018-9); Valentine's Rising (0-451-46059-6); and Fall With Honor (978-0-451-46238-1). All are Good to VG-. Varying levels of spine creases and skewing. All pages are tight clean and unmarked. One cover has a small tear, repaired with a piece of tape (see photo, top row center). Buy five books with only one shipping charge. This set of books will ship at a bit over two pounds. Excess shipping costs are included in the list price.

Stated first edition. No significant wear. An examination of the Vanderbilt dynasty by a sixth generation member of the clan.

Trade paperback. A biography of Virginia Woolf's sister, perhaps the least known of the Bloomsbury group. The book shows very little wear. There is a black marker line across the top page edges. The spine is square and creaseless, and the pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Illustrated with many photographs. Relatively scarce.

Very little wear. Owner's name inside front cover. Deckle-edged pages are clean, tight and intact. A Barnes and Noble reprint of a novel first published in 1848. This book will ship at over two pounds. Excess shipping costs are included in the list price.

Wear at the edges and corners. A couple of creases on the front cover and one or two more on the spine. Spine is skewed by about 20º. Pages appear clean, tight and a bit yellowed. Fully readable and fairly rare. One of Anthony's earlier works.

First edition. Yellow fabric covered boards with gilt print on the spine and gilt decoration on the front. Very little wear. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked. The dust jacket has suffered a couple of insults, with a 2 cm tear at the base of the spine and a missing piece at the top (see photos). Decorated endpapers. The first 128 pages are high gloss paper with photographs of horses with a brief verse. The remaining pages are non-glossy pages of text, with the photographer's thoughts and comments. This book will ship at over three pounds. Excess shipping costs are included in the list price.

A fair amount of wear, including spine creases, curling corners, and a skewed spine. The 324 pages are intact and fairly tight. This is the first of six novels in the Wedding Planner Cozy Mystery series. It is bad enough that Carnegie Kincaid has to plan a wedding between two families who are at legal war with each other, but then a murder and a kidnapping plunge Carnegie into a morass of extortion and violence. Apparently all done with a sense of humor and a touch of romance.

This version of The Velveteen Rabbit says it is "adapted for younger readers". The front cover has a heavy crease running across from top to bottom. The rest of the pages and the back cover have nothing worse than a little corner curling. A plush rabbit answers the question: What does it take to be "real"?

A few minor creases, none on the spine. Spine is nearly square. Pages clean, tight and bright. Ace Books #86181-4, cover price $2.25, second printing.

Wear primarily to the lower corner, as shown in photos #3 and 4. Cover has a crease or two. Pages tight and clean. Owner's name on back cover.

Wear is minor. Red cloth covered boards with gilt print on the spine. No dust jacket. Some minor soiling to the front cover and slight fading to the spine, little shelf-wear. Pages are clean and tight. As you can see from the photographs, this book begins with a biography of the author's relatively short life (1728-1774). Following the novel are two of Goldsmith's poems. The Vicar of Wakefield was first published in 1766, The Traveller in 1765 and The Deserted Village in 1770. This is a rather rare book.

First edition, signed by the author. Book is almost like new. A pig overcomes a bully with the help of a magician and some kite string. A picture book that is beautifully illustrated.

48 pages. Covers the conflicts in Vietnam from the Japanese occupation in 1945 to the US withdrawal in 1975. Significant dates are provided with one paragraph descriptions. Photographic illustrations and sidebars are provided. Written for the elementary level reader. Very little wear. Former owner's sticker (blacked out) inside front cover.

Very little wear. Gift inscription inside the front cover. Massachusetts edition. CD included. This book will ship at over two pounds. Excess shipping costs are included in the list price.

Little wear. No spine creases. Pages are clean, tight and intact. A tale of a most unlikely sixth-grade championship Academic Bowl team, and the teacher who assembled them.

Some minor edgewear, mainly along the lower edge. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Black and gold cloth covered boards. A quite rare and highly valued book. For the second in the series, see ST06943.