Search Results: Periodicals (magazines, digests, pulps) from Augustine Funnell Books

New York: Ziff-Davis (2), Davis Publications, Mercury Press (2) Book. Various conditions. Wraps. Digests. A five-issue lot of sf periodicals, including F&SF's special issue devoted to the incomparable Harlan Ellison (quite missed at this address), the first issue of Isaac Asimov's SF Magazine, and three others containing enough stories to keep you quiet until the alien invasion begins. Stories by Harry Harrison, John Varley, Fritz Leiber, Philip Jose Farmer, Harlan Ellison (of course), Henry Slesar, others. The Amazing is a reading copy only, the Fantastic is G, the Venture is VG, and the other two are quite lovely (not an official bookseller's term, perhaps, but it should be, dammit!)..

Austin: University of Texas Press, 2001. Journal. Very Good. Soft cover. 1st printing.. Small quarto. A journal devoted to the study of how previous civilizations aand cultures understood and used astronomical phenomena. This issue contains essays on the subject by Manuela Incerti ("Solar Geometry in Italian Cistecian Architecture"), John Cox ("The Orientations of Prehistoric Temples in Malta and Gozo"), Martin Van Strydonck, William H. Waldren, and Michael Hoskin ("Indications of a Possible Astronomical Orientation of an Archaeological Feature in Pretalayotic Mallorca [Spain]"), Clive L.N. Ruggles ("Heiau Orientations and Alignments on Kaua'i"), and Anthony F. Aveni and Albert Ammerman ("Early Greek Astronomy in the Oral Tradition and the Search for Archaeological Correlates"). Also contains half-a-dozen book reviews. 112 pages, illustrated. Internally tight and clean w/light general wear..

New York: Frank A. Munsey Company, 1932. Magazine. Illus. by Paul Stahr (cover illustration). Very Good to Fine. Magazine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Contains novelettes by Allan Vaughan Elston and Charles S. Verral; serials by Loring Brent, ("Outlaw's Holiday," Part 1 of 2), F.V.W. Mason ("Captain Renegade," Part 2 of 6) and A. Merritt ("The Dwellers in the Mirage," Part 6 of 6); and short stories by Eustace L. Adams, Bertrand L. Shurtleff, and Edwin L. Sabin; articles and features by C.A. Freeman, E.R. McCarthy, A.G. Preston, and Gerald FitzGerald. Cover illustrates "Outlaw's Holiday." A mild version of the usual edgewear/short tears/chipping common to the breed, slightly cocked, faint pink line near price circle, tanned pages, light general wear. A fairly bright copy. .

New York: Frank A. Munsey Company, 1939. Magazine. Very Good. Illustrated Wraps. 1st printing.. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Contains 'Children of Tomorrow,' a complete short novel by Arthur Leo Zagat; "Salt-Water Hick," a short story by Jacland Marmur; the second of six parts of 'The Man From Madrid,' by Walter Ripperger; "Americans Are Different," a short story by Robert W. Cochran; part three of the five-part story, "Voyage to Leandro," by Howard Rigsby; "Gold at Black-Knife," a short story by C.F. Kearns; the conclusion of the five-part story, "Wild River," by John Stromburg; and "Big Whisper," a short story by Robert Arnet. Cover by the incomparable Rudolph Belarski, illustrating 'Children of Tomorrow.' The usual edgewear/short tears/tanning common to the breed, previous owner's name in pencil to front cover, 3/4" tear to bottom edge of front cover, said tear becoming 4" faint crease… Read More

New York: Frank A. Munsey Company, 1932. Magazine. Illus. by Paul Stahr (cover illustration). Very Good to Fine. Magazine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Contains novelettes and short stories by J. Allan Dunn, J. Lane Linklater, Fred MacIsaac, Lowell Thomas, Stookie Allen, and Howard E. Morgan; serials by Will McMorrow ("Crime Exchange," Part 1 of 3), A. Merritt ("Burn, Witch, Burn!", Part 2 of 6), George Allan England ("Vikings of the North," Part 3 of 3), and J.E. Grinstead ("The Red Scalp," Part 5 of 6); and articles/features by Kenneth P. Wood, Arthur Woodward, James Montagnes, and F.W. Smith. Cover by Paul Stahr, illustrating "Shotgun Creek." Moderate edgewear/chipping common to the breed, chipping to bottom spine, tanning, light general wear. A nice copy with a bright, clean cover..

Riverview: Owl's Head Press, 1986. Book. Illus. by Richard Deniger (cover illustration). Near Fine. Stiff Card Wraps. Signed by Author(s). First Edition.. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. A limited edition of 500 copies, of which this is #22. A collection of verse "influenced by French and Spanish surrealists, and Japanese and Chinese poets." Signed by Wright, on half-title. 51 pages. A suggestion of edgewear..

Concord: American Journal of Nursing Company, 1935. Journal. Good to Very Good. Magazine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First published in 1900, AJN is "the oldest and largest circulating nursing journal in the world." Single issues from this era are uncommon. This issue contains a variety of articles and features, including "Nursing in Neurosurgery," "Fatigue as it Affects Nursing," "The Eight-Hour Day," "Curriculum Revision." Also contains advertisements, editorials and information specific to the nursing profession. Pages 1-96 plus 48 pages of advertisements at rear, illustrated. Previous owner's name nearly across top edge of front cover, 1/2" separation to bottom right spine edge, same to top left spine edge, mild chipping to spine ends. Internally tight and clean..

Concord: American Journal of Nursing Company, 1934. Journal. Good to Very Good. Magazine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First published in 1900, AJN is "the oldest and largest circulating nursing journal in the world." Single issues from this era are uncommon. This issue contains a variety of articles and features, including "State Responsibility for Nursing Education," "Early Discovery of Tuberculosis," "Endemic Pellagra," and "Care and Treatment of Burns." Also contains advertisements, editorials and information specific to the nursing profession. Pages 1137-1234 plus 54 pages of advertisements at rear, illustrated. Light edgewear, light general wear. Internally tight..

Concord: American Journal of Nursing Company, 1936. Journal. Good to Very Good. Magazine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First published in 1900, AJN is "the oldest and largest circulating nursing journal in the world." Single issues from this era are uncommon. This issue contains a variety of articles and features, including "Arthritis," "Occupational Therapy in Arthritis," "Medical Social Service," and "New Entrance Requirements." Also contains advertisements, editorials and information specific to the nursing profession. Pages 211-318 plus 64 pages of advertisements at rear, illustrated. Chipping to top spine, bottom 1/2" of spine torn off, edgewear, moderate handling wear. Internally tight and clean..

Concord: American Journal of Nursing Company, 1933. Journal. Good. Magazine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Edited by Mary M. Roberts. First published in 1900, AJN is "the oldest and largest circulating nursing journal in the world." Single issues from this era are uncommon. This issue contains a variety of articles and features, including "Communicable Diseases," "Medical Asepsis," "Nursing--Just Nursing," and "Postgraduate Education -- Old and New." Also contains advertisements, editorials and information specific to the nursing profession. Pages 303-414 plus 64 pages of advertisements at rear, illustrated. Nearly a dozen address forms cut from various advertisement pages throughout the magazine (no article text affected), edgewear. Internally tight and clean..

Concord: American Journal of Nursing Company, 1934. Journal. Very Good. Magazine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First published in 1900, AJN is "the oldest and largest circulating nursing journal in the world." Single issues from this era are uncommon. This issue contains a variety of articles and features, including "Fever Reducing," "Relief Employment," "Florence Nightingale International Foundation," "Undulant Fever," and "Building a Library." Also contains advertisements, editorials and information specific to the nursing profession. Pages 741-838 plus 58 pages of advertisements at rear, illustrated. Moderate handling wear. Internally tight and clean..

Concord: American Journal of Nursing Company, 1935. Journal. Good. Magazine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First published in 1900, AJN is "the oldest and largest circulating nursing journal in the world." Single issues from this era are uncommon. This issue contains a variety of articles and features, including "What Every Obstetrical Supervisor Should Know," "Modern Methods in Psychiatry," "Graduate Nurse in Hospital Service," and "Our Clinical Services." Also contains advertisements, editorials and information specific to the nursing profession. Pages 97-198 plus 58 pages of advertisements at rear, illustrated. Several coupons cut throughout (no text in articles affected), light handling wear. Internally tight and clean..

Concord: American Journal of Nursing Company, 1933. Journal. About Very Good. Magazine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First published in 1900, AJN is "the oldest and largest circulating nursing journal in the world." Single issues from this era are uncommon. This issue contains a variety of articles and features, including "Oxygen Therapy," "A New Type of Nursing Unit," and "The Patient Goes Home." Also contains advertisements, editorials and information specific to the nursing profession. Pages 187-302 plus 60 pages of advertisements at rear, illustrated. Small soil mark to front cover, slight sunning to edges. Internally tight and clean. .

Concord: American Journal of Nursing Company, 1933. Journal. Very Good. Magazine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First published in 1900, AJN is "the oldest and largest circulating nursing journal in the world." Single issues from this era are uncommon. This issue contains a variety of articles and features, including "Psittacosis," "An Experiment in Hourly Nursing," "Nursing the Pernicious Anemia Patient," and "The Value of Chemistry." Also contains advertisements, editorials and information specific to the nursing profession. Pages 97-186 plus 66 pages of advertisements at rear, illustrated. Light general wear. Internally tight and clean..

Concord: American Journal of Nursing Company, 1934. Journal. Good to Very Good. Magazine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First published in 1900, AJN is "the oldest and largest circulating nursing journal in the world." Single issues from this era are uncommon. This issue contains a variety of articles and features, including "Cirrhosis of the Liver," "Technic of Taking Blood Pressure," "Extra-curricular Activities," and "Time Study of Head Nurse Activities." Also contains advertisements, editorials and information specific to the nursing profession. Pages 1031-1136 plus 54 pages of advertisements at rear, illustrated. Light soil, previous owner's name neatly across top edge of front cover. Internally tight..

Paris: Histoire & Collections, 1993. Magazine. Very Good. Magazine. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. French-language magazine with articles on gas masks used by the English in World War 2 ("Les masques a gaz anglais, 1939-1943"), the American cavalry from 1917-19, tanks, and much else. 50 pages, illustrated. Moderate general wear. .

Paris: Histoire & Collections, 2002. Magazine. Very Good. Magazine. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. French-language magazine with articles on the Panzer Division in Normandy, British military insignia, and much else from World War II. 70 pages, illustrated. Light general wear..

Paris: Histoire & Collections, 1993. Magazine. Very Good. Magazine. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. French-language magazine with articles on the uniforms, insignia, and such used in World War 2. 74 pages, illustrated. Slight discolouration to top left corner of front cover, light general wear..

Charlottetown: Confederation Centre Art Gallery and Museum, 1977. Journal. Good to Very Good. Soft cover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. The first issue of a magazine intended to be "a strong voice for the artistic community in Atlantic Canada." In addition to regular columns, this issue includes articles by Peter Bell ("Visual Arts in Newfoundland"), Patricia Grattan ("'A Pastime That's All': Primitive Painting"), Hans-Gunther Schwarz ("Carpets from the Orient"), George Merner ("A Thoroughly Unmasking Experience"), Condon Laurette ("Interview With Claude Roussel"), and an interview by Felicity Redgrave ("Karl MacKeeman"). 40 pages, illustrated. A bit of wear to corners, moderate handling wear. Uncommon..

Baltimore: Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, 1942. Magazine. Good. Magazine. Small quarto. An issue devoted entirely to Daniel Willard and his life, containing a wide variety of articles and tributes. 80 pages, illustrated. Moderate general wear..