Search Results: Titles starting with B from Book Eklektik

This is Sylvia Plath's only published novel - first published in England under the pseudonym Victoria Lucas. This printing was done by Haper & Row NYC in 19071.
The book contains a biographical note by Lois Ames and drawings by Sylvia Plath.
The book is tightly bound - near fine pages, book cover and very good dust cover with slight edge wear.

No dust jacket.
The book cover and spine has staining and edge wear on the edges.
This is the Wyeth edition.
The pages have some stains but are unmarked.
The binding is solid but the book cover is seperating from the book cover.

This is a theatre musical adapted from Arthur Conan Doyle mystery story.
The pages are clear with no markings at all. There is some wrinkling to the end pages as library book pocket was removed but the page is not torn.
The dust jacket is protected by a plastic cover and is in very good condition.
This is a former library book with usual markings and pastings. Otherwise the book is in very good condition.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Dust Jacket. Reprint Edition. Blue cloth binding ex-library with usual stamps & markings. The binding is solid. The pages are unmarked and in good condition. Nicely illustrated with b&w illustrations from published 1876 edition. MARCH OF AMERICA FACSIMILE SERIES NO. 74. 250 pages.

Pages and cover are clean, unmarked and intact. The book is signed by Dorothy Reade. The bindingis solid. The dust jacket is clean and so is the book cover.

New. In shrink wrap.

Dust jacket has a glossy illustration of train and passengers waiting at a train platform. The book has 84 color photographs and 47 b&w illustrations - all are unmarred and in very good condition.
The DJ has wear and tear along the at top front and bottom and right top front of jacket - which have repaired but are still noticeable. Other that these defects and the cover is clean and clear and otherwise unmarred,

Light rubbing and staining to front cover wear to cover, spine and page edges. The book is solidly bound, and pages are unmarked. The book cover is unmarked and not damaged in any way.

Foreword by B.A. Berman, Preface by Russell Lynes. Illustrations throughout showing the artists's drawings of Philadelphia's historic buildings
The book contains a collection of Bendliner's writing and drawings that were originally published in the Sunday Philadelphia Bulletin Magazine.
This is a former library copy and has markings and stickers associated from the library.
The pages and illustrations are clean and free of marks. The binding is solid. The dust jacket is slightly soiled edge wear.

The dust jacket is soiled and the edges have rubbing wear at edges and slight repaired tears on front cover.

The author tells stories give meaningful context to how a wide variety of bird species live out their lives. She describes how people can intervene to help them as needed with actions, such as saving an injured bluebird - or a hummingbird, swift, or phoebe. Each of the books twenty-five chapters covers a different species. Some depict an individual bird, each with its own unique personality, habits, and quirks. All 25 chapters are beautifully illustrated by the author with life like watercolor paintings and drawings. The includes wonderful individual tales about the trials and triumphs of raising birds,She blends humor, natural history, and her own experience. She allows us the readers to enter her personal life story of a life lived richly lived among wild birds.

Color and black and white illustrations. Each chapter (twenty five in total) has a focus on a distinct bird species,There are numerious watercolor paintings and drawings. The author narrations are a blendinmg bird natural history and lore.
The book in appearance is unmarked and like new.

The book is solidly bound. No marking on pages of any sort. The DJ has some fraying and minor tears.There is some minor soiling on front cover.
The book includes poetry & prose, fiction & nonfiction, the classic and th utterly unexpected. It Includes works by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Mark Twain, John dos Passos, Ch arles Dickens, John Cheever, and others.

Green cloth cover which has water damage to both front and back cover.
The pages of this book are in very good condoition as well numerious photographs. The book cover is damaged with water stainds on front and back cover. There is some loosening of pages fron book cover. Overall the book is in fair condition.

Undated, ca. 1920.
The book cover has a pasted down image of the Boston Statehouse.
The cover is darkened and scoffefd Spine is tanned.
The book cover edges are a bit worn. The pages have some foxing. Handmade paper.
The inside first page is stained but the sketches are clean.
The pages has some foxing, generally light,
The book is unpaginated.
The drawings are tipped in. It is illustrated with 25 tipped-in drawings reproduced in photogravure.reproduced in photogravure, with descriptions on opposing side. Images include Trinity Church, Faneuil Hall, Cambridge Bridge, Temple Street, Christian Science Temple, Beacon Hill, Market District, Tugboats, Bunker Hill Monument, and more.

This is historical novel about the convict ships sent to what is now called Australia to settle the penal colony.
Green cloth with titles and cover decoration of sailing ship with men nearby in rowboat stamped in silver.
The text is unmarked. There is some staining and spotting. The book cover boards have edge wear and bumping The binding is begining to loosen.
This is a former library book book with usual markings and stamps.

The boards are warped.
The book and pages are water damaged as well as the pages. Most of the pictures are in good condition. The pages are other than water damage not marked.
The book has 60 photographs, several in color of the murals in the medieval church at Boyana, near Sofia. Murals date from 13th Century
Text in English.
Murals date from 13th Century

The book has magnificent pictures of bridges in time ranges prior to 1499; 1500-1799; 1803-1900; 1905-1945; 1946 To The Present. The book is in near fine with no markings on pages or picture. The book cover is in near fine shape with no markings. The dust jacket consition is very with good with no marking. There is slight edge wear at the dj edges. This is an extremely large and heavy volume.

The book is in very good condition and has wood engravings & poetry. A few darkened spots on cover.

This is an original 1900 edition.
It is a former library book with usua;l markings. It may have been rebound. The black book cover is in excellent conition. There are no markings on the pages.
Own a piece of original history instead of a reprint.