Search Results: Titles starting with C from Denominator Books (IOBA)

London: Chatto & Windus, 1970. First printing. Hardcover. Good/Fair. Ex-library, good+. Pages clean, binding tight, corners square. Dust jacket is laminated to cover. The definitive work of the modern era on Night Climbing / buildering. 104129

Synthese / D. Reidel, 1960. Softcover. Very Good-. Carnap and Logical Truth. In: Synthese Vol. XII No. 4, Dec 1960. This issue is a festschrift for Carnap on his 70th birthday. Entire issue offered, this is pp. 350-374. Very good- in original light blue wraps. Top corner bumped. Previous owner's name on front cover; some light pencil notes in Quine essay, easily erasable. Issue also contains works by Montague ("Towards a general theory of computability") and Hempel ("Inductive inconsistencies") (An earlier version of this essay was published in the Ways of Paradox; a later version in the Library of Living Philosophers volume on Carnap) * 003450

New York: Macmillan & Co, 1955. Third Printing. Hardcover. Fair. First edition, third printing. Fair hardcover, ex-library with usual marks, wear to corners and joints.

London: Butterworths Scientific Publications, 1956. Hardcover. Very good+. Volume II: 1914-1932. The scientific papers of the most eminent aerospace physicist and founder of JPL. 436 pp. Red cloth with gilt titles. Very good+, clean and unmarked.

London: Butterworths Scientific Publications, 1956. Hardcover. Very good. Volume III: 1933-1939, Volume IV: 1940-1951. The scientific papers of the most eminent aerospace physicist and founder of JPL. 391 + 480 pp. Blue cloth with gilt titles. Very good, clean and unmarked, corners bumped.

New York: Harcourt Brace and Company, 1932. Second edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. With a card laid in SIGNED by the widow of Malinowski -- "On behalf of the whole family, I thank you for your kind message -- sincerely Josefa Malinowska." Near fine in near fine dust jacket. Hardcover, bound in navy cloth, tan dust jacket. Still in print, this classic demonstrated that "savage societies" were still ruled by systems of law. * 004469