Search Results: Psychology from Knickerbocker Books

Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois University Press, 1987 1987. First Printing with "1" in printing line. FINE in FINE dust jacket. A fresh, clean, totally unmarked and tightly bound copy. Pages fine. Tan cloth hardcover, black lettering on spine, is fine and unworn. Binding tight and straight. Jacket clean with no chips, creases or tears. 6 x 9-1/4"; xix + 335 pp. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 8vo.

New York: Hyperion Books, 2005 2005 Stated 1st Edition, 1st Printing. Fine in Fine, price intact dust jacket. A fresh, unworn, totally unmarked and tightly bound hardcover in fine dust jacket. 6-1/4 x 9-1/2"; xii + 285 pages.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine.

Yonkers, Getty Square, NY: Biber Bros., 1928 1928, published in Yonkers, NY. A Better Than Good copy of this scarce work. A clean, well-bound copy in hardcover binding of beige paper over boards, printed in light and dark greens. Endpapers in matching beige paper. Owner name (Roberta Jean Hopper) neatly penned on front free endpaper and her bookplate affixed to front pasted end. No other markings. Pages very good with only occasional light spottings. Cover clean though a bit age-darkened along margins, edges moderately worn with boards showing at corner tips and spine ends, short tears to paper at top of spine, small red mark on rear board. Binding and hinges intact and firm. How to read hands - from texture, color and flexibility to mounds, lines, stars, crosses and other markings as well as properties of palms, nails and individual digits. 5 illustration pages. 5-1/4 x 7-1/4"; 59 pp.. Hard Cover. Good +/No Jacket.

Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc., 1986 Stated First Printing, July 1986. AUTHOR INSCRIBED to JANE PAULEY and GARY TRUDEAU on front free endpaper: "To Jane Pauley and Gary Trudeau, With all good wishes, Douglas LaBier." (Trudeau and Pauley are husband and wife.) NEAR FINE in NEAR FINE price intact dust jacket. A clean, crisp and firmly bound copy - the inscription is the only marking to book. Pages fine. Endpapers slightly toned. Dark blue cloth hardcover titled in silver on spine. Unclipped jacket is lightly toned along top margin but is otherwise clean, no tears or chips and in a clear archival protector. Binding and hinges tight and intact. 6-1/2 x 9-1/2"; x + 246 pages. Signed by Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Near Fine.

San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 1996 1996 First Edition, First Printing. Near Fine in Very Good, price-intact, dust jacket. A clean, totally unmarked, firmly bound hardcover. Pages fine. Purple cover, gilt lettering on spine, is clean - corner tips and spine ends rubbed with some white showing, otherwise fine. Color printed endpapers fine. Dust jacket, flaps unclipped, is clean and colorful with light surface rubs and light edgewear including a tiny tear at base of spine, rubbing to corners and some light creasing. Jacket is in clear archival protector. Binding firm, hinges tight, boards and spine straight. Color illustrations throughout. 8-1/2 x 9-1/2"; 192 pages.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Very Good.

New York and London: Columbia University Press, 1970. 1970 First Edition, printing unstated. NEAR FINE hardcover in VERY GOOD price-intact dust jacket. A clean, totally unmarked and tightly bound copy. Light spotting to top and front page edges, otherwise pages crisp and fine. Bound in light blue cloth hardcover, blue and silver lettering on spine. Light toning to bottom cover edge. Unclipped dust jacket is clean, lightly rubbed along edges and spine folds; light toning. Binding and hinges tight. For its time, an enlightened approach to the treatment of narcotic addiction. 5 x 8-1/2". 232 pages. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good.

Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Company, Inc., 2009. AUTHOR SIGNED. 2009 paperback edition. NEAR FINE. A clean, crisp, well-bound copy; the only marking is the author's inscription on the half-title page, "For Dr. Hermon / Thanks for your help / Abraham Kupersmith". Cover edges lightly rubbed; small bump to bottom corner of about 8 text leaves, otherwise a fine copy. Kupersmith explores the parallels and interweavings of psychological thought between Twain and Freud. Twain spent time in late-nineteenth century Vienna (where he and Freud once met). European opinions of the time influenced Twain's thinking (as evidenced in his 1906 "What is Man?") and Twain's writings influenced Freud. 5-7/8 x 9"; x + 205 pages.. Signed by Author. Soft Cover. Near Fine.