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Autographs mainly of J.B.S. Haldane, who was in charge of the event.
Oxford University pamphlet called the Daily Worker"Mainted its existence without a large capital but not on a paying basis. It does, however show a way which other groups can follow, if they have sufficent enthusiasm"
Haldane was a well known scientist, the leading scientist who was a communist nad ied a communist

Text unmarked. No flaws

Small tear base of spine. Area along spine a little dirty. Each word illustrated.

No visible flaws. Lots of illustrations as well as photos of students. Text unmarked, but someone has looked at the book. Southern College life in the Vietnam era

Heavily illustrated advance publicity for Jan Brett's Armadilli Rodeo. Exercises for drawing and cutout for making coewboy boots.. Folded. Text unmarked.

holiday foods gifts and decorations as done in the early 1960's, Focus on Christmas and the birthd of Christ. Corners not straight. Text unmarked.. V shaped tear top rear cover. Previous woners name and mailing label lower left front

Gold ribbon for book mark. No visible flaws. Text unmarked. Spine tight. Many lovely , relaxing and thoughtful poems.
Book is red cloth with gold lettering on front , title, aeditor publisher in gold gilt on black.

Spine binding shows wear and color loss, stain on front cover, bottom right corners worn and discolored. Spine faded. Upper right corner worn and iscolored. rear spine binding missing a litlte color rear corners dis colored.Brown designer end papers. Text unmarked. Pages borders with green images of the state college at the time,

Text unmarked. Previous owners name in black ink top recto free end paper. Corners top and bottom creased. Lots of color/ Story is based on the gospel of St Luke and St Matthew. rear spine shows use.

Promo. stated not for sale. Text unmarked. Flip book of a bunny. Pages a little brownish. Spine tight.. Never read.

History of the Airplane is a poem written on stiff brown paper, written by Lareence Ferlinghetti, the owner of city lights publisher and bookstore. he was also a survivor of the third wave of troops on the Normandy Invasion , June 6, 1944, whom he landed on the beach. The Poem is Ferlinghetti's answer to 9/11. The poem celebrates"the values of city Lights championed since 1953"Freedom to read, write, debate, dissent and to gather in public meeting places in a spirit of engaged inquiry.And buried loves and voicescries and whispersFill the airEverywhere

Last page table of equivalents. Bibliography. Index. title and publisher on front cloth cover in red. Same on Spine. Text unmarked. Book unread. Slight crease bottom rear edge DJ.

Rear cover some scuffing. End papers front nad rear show Fading along hinge. Text unmarked. Spine on front edge dirty,

Title and author in white on front cover in outlined box i n white. Body of book shows wear all around.. School stamp with red mark verso endpaper. Book is hinged. Recto endpaper.has fold and tear at top. text with illustrations is unmarked.. heavily used textbook to build patriotism and Americanism

A well loved guide to the season. Top spine shows wear, as do the corners. Magazine has some water damage on bottom. which does not interfer with pages or illustration. Text unmarked. Back cover has a tear.
Important for the time and hopes of an expanded economy after the election of JFK.
A how to guide to be upper class.

!5 photographs of life in Kuwait, judging from the cars, in the1940's. Scenes of buildings and life in Kuwait. B&W photos, unblured and clear. No writing on Photos. !5 photos in white paper binder with tile in Arabic and English with Kuwait Flagon rear. Front cover is image of dhow sailing.

Six issues bound in brown large book., which has a few nicks and scratches. Ex lib with markings. Text unmarked.

Ex Lib. See the fashions and lifestyles of the last century. Lots of articles on stars of movies and culture. Text unmarked.
Brown cover spine bottom shows wear. Cover shows handling. Number 19 stapped on spine
Magazine issues have been read.

62 articles from the New York Times.Text unmarked. Lower right corner bent . Creas 2/3 up on spine. Rainbow color across bottom page edges. Crease rear upper left.

annual christmas letter, signed by Engle, who is considered the founder of writing workshops at Universities. Engle, who taught at University of Iowa starts his Christmas letter of with a sonnet to Ralph Waldo Emerson. Other poets are Emily Dickinson, Henry David Thoreau, Herman Melville and Robert Frost.book is signed but here are no ther writign or underlinings. There are a few spots and the inner fly leaf has a small bend upper left corner.