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This is the fourth printing of Rails to the Tableland, The Story of the Cairns Railway, published by the Australian Railway Historical Society in 1976 and a best-seller for many years.
It is the fascinating story of the history, construction and operation of the Cairns Railway, both main and branch lines. It includes detailed descriptions of the sections, including the Chillagoe Co.'s main line and branches, the Cairns Range Railway, the Milla Milla branch, the Mulgrave Tramway and the North Coast line.
It is illustrated throughout with black and white photos (and a 2 page color section) as well as several maps. With rosters of steam locomotives, passenger cars (including railmotors), and freight equipment as well as selected station layouts, and a list of opening and closing dates of sections.
Soft cover, 72 pages plus covers. There is a little fading to the top right of the cover and a small inscription on the inside front endpaper. Otherwise perfect.

William F Buckley (1925-2008) was an American journalist, author and intellectual, best known as the founder of the National Review and the host of Firing Line. He wrote 50+ books, including a series of 11 novels involving a fictitious Cold War CIA agent named Blackford Oakes. (I have two other first editions from this series listed here.)Who's On First is the 3rd of these novels. In this one, Oakes is sent to Hungary during the 1956 Hungarian Uprising.
This is a stated first edition.
The dust jacket has a little bit of shelf-wear—condition is shown, but it was cream, so it has yellowed quite a bit.
The book is pristine; it appears to have been read to page 5. Someone dog-eared it, then didn't go back to it.
There are no marks of any kind in it or on it.

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William F Buckley (1925-2008) was an American journalist, author and intellectual, best known as the founder of the National Review and the host of Firing Line. He wrote 50+ books, including a series of 11 novels involving a fictitious Cold War CIA agent named Blackford Oakes. (I have two other first editions from this series listed here.)
High Jinx is the 7th of these novels, but occurs third chronologically. In this one, Oakes is sent inside the Soviet Union to monitor a Kremlin power struggle.
This is a stated first edition.
The dust jacket has some shelf-wear—condition is shown.
The book is pristine; I don't believe it has been read.
There are no marks of any kind in it or on it.

Note: If you are outside of North America, the quoted shipping price is for surface mail without tracking. For other options, please contact me.

William F Buckley (1925-2008) was an American journalist, author and intellectual, best known as the founder of the National Review and the host of Firing Line. He wrote 50+ books, including a series of 11 novels involving a fictitious Cold War CIA agent named Blackford Oakes. (I have two other first editions from this series listed here.)
The Story of Henri Tod is the 5th of these novels. In this one, Oakes is sent to Berlin while the Berlin Wall is being built.
This is a stated first edition.
The dust jacket has nearly perfect, with almost no shelf-wear—condition is shown.
The book is pristine; I don't believe it has been read.
There are no marks of any kind in it or on it.

Note: If you are outside of North America, the quoted shipping price is for surface mail without tracking. For other options, please contact me.

Vanity Fair, November 2012
Cover: Daniel Craig

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204 Pages
The magazine is in near-mint condition. There's a little bit of creasing to the lower portion of pages 191-204.

Vanity Fair October 2004

Cover: Jude Law

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370 Pages
Excellent condition. Minor wear.

Vanity Fair, July 2010

Cover: The Romance of the Century: Elizabeth Taylor & Richard Burton

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150 Pages
Perfect Condition - Unread

Vanity Fair, December 2010

Cover: Cher is Back

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280 Pages
Excellent condition: Very Minor Wear

Vanity Fair, August 2002
Cover: Benjamin Bratt & Talisa Soto
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201 pages.
Unread, mint condition

Vanity Fair May 2013
Cover: Audrey Hepburn
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206 Pages
Unread. Mint Condition.

Vanity Fair, June 2012

Cover: Marilyn Monroe

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Marilyn's Lost Nudes
Can Oprah Get Her Groove Back?
The World's Most Expensive House
Whitney Houston's Last Days
198 Pages
Good condition: Quite a Lot of Dogearing and Wear to the Edges. The cover has a faint water mark.

Vanity Fair November 2004
Cover: Johnny Depp
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406 Pages
Unread but there is creasing to both covers

Vanity Fair, January 2003
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142 Pages
Unread--Pristine Condition

Vanity Fair December 2002

Cover: Nicole Kidman
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374 Pages
Unread, Mint Condition.

Vanity Fair, June 2006
Cover: Anderson Cooper Memoir
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192 Pages
Good Condition - Quite a lot of wear

Vanity Fair May 2011

Cover: Rob Lowe

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220 Pages
Excellent condition. Minor wear.

Vanity Fair, February 2010

Cover: Tiger Woods: The Mystery of the Sports Superstar

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150 Pages
Good condition: Minor Wear

Vanity Fair, September 2019

Cover: Kristen Stewart

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Inside the College Admissions Scandal
$73 million Diamond Heist
Miuccia Prada
Plot to Kidnap Saudi Dissidents
188 Pages
Excellent Condition, just the odd little scratch

Vanity Fair September 2011

Cover: Jennifer Lopez

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360 Pages
Excellent condition. Minor wear.

Vanity Fair, March 2011

Cover: Hollywood Oscar Contenders

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352 Pages
Good condition: Minor Wear