FICTION / Ghost Books

Fine copy in original dw. 149pp. Warmly inscribed by the editor Richard Dalby. ... more information

Offered by Elegant Horrors (United Kingdom) +/-

New York, N. Y., U. S. A.: Dutton, 1973. 1st Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/good. Very Good in Very Good jacket Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. some pages has creases, Nice Maylar cover, Library pocket has been removed leaving a scar on front end pages. First printing. Illustrated by. 151 p.; An American family moves into a fifteenth-century French castle recently closed by the government due to ghosts. ... more information

Offered by The Treasure Vault (Kentucky, United States) +/-

New York, NY: Dell Publishing, 1982. 13th printing. Mass Market Paperback. Fair/No Jacket as Issued. White illustrated cover with moderate edge wear, light creasing, taped tear, slight spine lean. Text clean, binding solid. 412 pages. Glued binding, 18 cm. ... more information

Offered by Coastal Collections (Oregon, United States) +/-

University of South Carolina Press, 1988-10-01. Paperback. New. Brand new with no marks or wear. ... more information

Offered by K&G Pets (North Carolina, United States) +/-

157 Pages of fine quality paper and beautiful color and black and white illustrations. Book is in Fine unread condition. Cover is black cloth with silver decorative gilt designs and a pasted color plate. Includes nine classic ghost stories with wonderful illustrations throughout. 8 1/4 x 10 1/4. Weight: 1 lb 2 oz.... more information

Offered by Nastasi & Associates (Ontario, Canada) +/-

Greenwich, Conn.: Fawcett Books, 1971. Mass Market Paperback. Fair. Fair in Not Issued jacket She had been invited to visit her ancestral home in Scotland and was happy, until she arrives. her problems started when she arrived for she had the gift of seeing the future. 141 pages of spine chilling enjoyment. Book shows minor wear, cover has a few nicks. ... more information

Offered by The Treasure Vault (Kentucky, United States) +/-

Classic horror tale originally published in 1959.... more information

Offered by L. PERRY (North Carolina, United States) +/-

Paperback Library, 1971. Mass Market Paperback. Good. Used - Good. Some wear, creases, reader's crease. Text clean and tight, tanning. Satisfaction Guaranteed! ... more information

Offered by Out of the Stacks (Virginia, United States) +/-

First edition... more information

Offered by Rose Marie Oakes dba Old Village Books (South Carolina, United States) +/-

Includes : Camille; Thais; Sapho; Madame Bovary; Mademoiselle de Maupin; Pere Goriot and The Count of Monte Cristo... more information

Offered by Rose Marie Oakes dba Old Village Books (South Carolina, United States) +/-

Orig red cloth with ornate gilt titles. 383pp, 40pp rear catalogue dated September 1904, 8 full page plates inc tissue-guarded frontispiece. (The earliest known correct first issue.) Spine ends frayed, cloth a little worn along lower edges. Slight foxing but nothing irritating. Overall, a good copy. Bears the author's personal bookplate to the front pastedown, rendering it an extremley collectable copy. ... more information

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Offered by Elegant Horrors (United Kingdom) +/-

CASPER JUNIOR NOVELIZATION WHO SAYS THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS GHOSTS?Casper's uncles, the Ghostly Trio, have been haunting the halls of Whipstaff Manor for years. But when a greedy new owner comes searching for treasure, the ghosts' hereafter doesn't look too bright. With the help of humans Dr. Harvey, ghost therapist, and his lovely daughter, Kat, it's up to Casper to set things right again. Packed with adventure and fun, as well as ghostly illustrations lurking through... more information

Offered by Christals Bookstore (Nevada, United States) +/-

Fine copy in dw. 143pp. Warmly inscribed by editor Richard Dalby. ... more information

Offered by Elegant Horrors (United Kingdom) +/-

New York, N. Y., U. S. A.: Scholastic Books, 1971. 1st PB edition. Mass Market Paperback. Good +. Good in Not Issued jacket Book was originally entitles Mystery of St. Hilaire. A Book of suspense and mystery as the hero Gwendon must solve the strange mystery. ... more information

Offered by The Treasure Vault (Kentucky, United States) +/-

Peoria IL: Ellis Press. Very Good +. 1986. First Edition Stated . Soft Cover. 8vo 0944024017 very good or better clean and firm, no spine crease, Stated First Edition #s 2 3 4 5 . ... more information

Offered by Glaeve Art & Books (Wisconsin, United States) +/-

Massena, NY: Scrybe Press, 2007. First edition. Trade paperback. New. Alberts, Kirk. 1933274107 Dena was recently divorced and ready for a new life in Benevolence. She had a new job and an old house. The job was promising. The house was perfect. It had plenty of space for her and her two daughters. It had a great yard. It was just what she needed. She really thought this week was going to be the start of something wonderful. The house had other ideas... ... more information

Offered by Kayleighbug Books (New York, United States) +/-

Signet, 1978. Mass Market Paperback. Good. Used - Good. Some wear, creases, reader's crease. Text clean and tight, tanning. Satisfaction Guaranteed! ... more information

Offered by Out of the Stacks (Virginia, United States) +/-

Orig red cloth with black spine titles. 228pp plus 4pp undated rear catalogue. Signed "From Elliot O'Donnell" on front endpaper by fountain-pen. Two small sections of dormant wormhole damage to rear board, one small section of coloured-variegated cloth to rear (most likely water damage). Corner tips nicked. Overall, nearer very good than good. Note: this is one of the O'Donnell titles which misspelt the author's name. O'Donnell has diplomatically signed the book using the misspelling. ... more information

Offered by Elegant Horrors (United Kingdom) +/-

Orig black cloth with white front cover and spine titles. 179pp + 4pp rear index. Spine lettering partially perished, corner tips nicked, signed by author in biro to title page. Nearer very good than good. Note: almost certainly this was a book signed in later life by the author. As O'Donnell is not known to used personal bookplates, usually opting to mark his own copies with just his signed name or the initials "E.O.D" to the page fore edges, this is almost certainly from O'Donnell's personal collection. ... more information

Offered by Elegant Horrors (United Kingdom) +/-

New York, NY: Warner Books, 1972. 1st Thus Printing. Mass Market Paperback. Good/No Jacket as Issued. Ex-Library. White illustrated cover with light edge wear, readers crease, light rubbing. Text clean, binding solid and square, NO spine creases. Only library marking is stamp on top page edges. Pages somewhat age-tanned. 222 pages. Glued binding, 18 cm. ... more information

Offered by Coastal Collections (Oregon, United States) +/-