Search Results: Titles starting with H from Lebomart

First Scholastic trade paperback printing, September 1999. Creasing to lower corner of both front and back covers. Name written on inside front cover. Total pages 312.

Sixth Printing. White boards. Spine sunned(darkened). Both front and back covers have some green paint on it and is pretty dirty. Corners bumped and worn. Both front and back hinges are starting to come loose. Name and address on FFEP. No other writing or marks. There is some page creasing. Rough cut side page edges. Very light green tint to top of page edges.

The Healthy Life Series. Prior high school(Millersburg, Pa.) textbook. Orange color boards are dirty. School stamp on front pastedown. Copyright date is 1936(At bottom of copyright page it has P-9-37 and I have an idea that this was actually printed in Sept 1937. The binding and pages are in great condition. 216 pages.

2nd Edition. Front and back covers rubbed a little. Binding is in excellent condition. Much underlining and writing thru book.

This actually has a dust jacket and the covers are blank. Dust jacket at the top has some open tears. Pages are browned at extremities. Size is 7 1/8 inches high, 4 5/8 inches wide and 1 inch thick. See pictures. Info on front of dust jacket: The Prelude To The Great Proletarian Revolution From the beginning of the War to the beginning of Otober 1917.

Prior Ocean City, N.J. Public School Textbook. School stamp and some names on inside front cover. Very little creasing and writing. Excellent binding. Front and back covers are a little dirty. Total pages 760.

Covers worn. Corners worn hard. A half inch of top of spine is missing. Sticker damage on inside front cover(someone actually scored around the sticker and pulled off the underlying paper). Some tears on the 1st three pages have been taped and the tape has yellowed. Very little writing. Some page creasing. Binding starting to come loose. This is a school history book for a young student.

Seventh Edition, 4th Printing. Chapters 1 to 15. This may have been a college textbook. There is an ink stamp "DCCC Bookstore" on contents page. There is a "USED" sticker on front cover and on spine. There is creases on front and back covers and on pages. There is also highlighting with yellow thru book.

Lights To Literature Series. Front hinge is separated leaving front cover just attached to spine covering. Pages up to title page are missing. Half of title page is missing( I did not list publication date as I believe that date would have been on the half piece that is missing). Pages up to page 7 have some pieces missing. There is a good many closed tears up to page 17. Page 17 has a piece missing. Pages 19 to page 102 are pretty decent with some closed tears. Page 103/104 is missing. Pencil marks on the Word List at rear of book. Blank page at rear has a piece missing. Covers are dirty and most of the wording is rubbed off. Some of the stories in this book are: Hiawatha by Henry W. Longfellow, A few stories by Robert Louis Stevenson,and Where Do Chickens Go At Night by L. Frank Baum. Listed as binding copy due to pages missing.

There is a small hole in the back cover that goes into the next 6 pages. The page edges are yellowed. Slight bump to side page edges. Sticker on front cover with price. Has over 30 illustrations. It is possible there is something special about this Award Printing. Could only find 1 other book listed and they were asking over double my price. There is many other books with the same title and author but a different publisher.

Small closed tear on front cover near spine at bottom. Small crinkle on back cover. No writing, marks or creasing. Appears unread.

This book is a story of help and hope for hundreds of babies born addicted to drugs in Harlem. Slight shelf wear only. Appears unread.

Staple bound 34 page booklet. Crease on every page and cover in the lower corner. Wear at spine and small closed tear at top. No writing or marks. Two scratches on rear cover.

Tan color book with red letters. Possible first edition with year 1891 on copyright page. Full title is How Salvator Won and Other Recitations. Very 1st page(probably a blank page) has been torn out. Binding is loose after frontispiece. Total pages is 160. Size of book is 7 5/16 inches tall by 4 3/4 inches wide by 9/16 inches thick. Cover is very dirty. Corners are worn thru and at bottom edges of the cover. No writing but there is a few pencil marks.

This would be called an Association Copy as it is signed by the author to a Frank where the author wrote " Without Your Help This Book Wouldn't have Got Off The Ground". The first sentence of the Foreward is " This book was written as a practical guide for husbands seeking the adventure to be found in foreign camps while homefires blaze peacefully". The book is in great condition with only slight corner wear.

Front cover has the words, Action Booklet, at the top. Size is 3 7/8 x 5 1/2 inches. Total pages 32. Slight shelf wear at spine. Blue color cover with orange and white lettering. Last page has a dotted line near spine that can be cut to be removed and maybe put on a refrigerator to keep it handy. That page has brief suggestions for handling problems.

Oversized book 17 inches wide by 11 inches high that was stored folded in half. The cover is loose from the staples. Total pages is 32. There is an ink stamp on the top of front cover. Included in this listing is some patterns as follows: Pistol Holster Belts, No 4416 Holster Kit, Holster Tracing Patterns, Three Black Powder Holsters, .22 Holster Kit Assembly Instructions, Holster Pattern Step by Step Instructions, and Hog-Leg Holsters Pattern Pack(this one may not have all the patterns included). As a bonus I will be including the following: Leatherwork Techniques booklet, An article on how to build your own Kentucky Rifle torn out of an old magazine, Tandy Leathercraft Catalog 1977, just the instruction sheets from kits for a ladies billfold and scope rifle case and ladies handbag, pattern sheet for belts and billfolds for citizen band radio interest, a few articles called Doodle Page of the Month by Al Stohlman, the Craftsman magazine Jan/Feb 1972, and Projects & Designs booklet by Al Stohlman.

Second Edition. McGraw-Hill Series In Water Resources And Environmental Engineering. A protective plastic cover was put over the boards. A small piece of this protective cover is chipped off at the top of spine. No writing, marks or creasing. Binding is excellent.