THE CANDY STRIPER'S HORNY PATIENTS by Greene, D.C - 1977: Falcon Library

Smart Pop, 2006-07-11. Paperback. Used: Good.

USA.: McCall Corporation, 1951. Book. Illus. by L.R. Gustavson - Wraparound Painted Cover. Poor. Soft cover. TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus.. BLUE BOOK - November 1951 MAGAZINE Vol. 94, No.1 TEN SHORT STORIES - (1) "General Quarters" by Jacland Marmur (A pre-eminent writer of sea-stories follows an Americac warship bound for battle.); (2)"Slightly Unpredictable" by Daniel Price Perkins (Mr. Dooley offered the barkeep the residue of $10000 for free whisky.); (3)"The Garnet Pin" by Edward L. McKenna (He dreams of his recovered youth - and learns he's never lost it.); (4)"Then World of William Gresham" by Nelson Bond (The author of 'Conqueror's Isle's' at his fantastic best.); (5)"Farmer with Wings" by Peter Dollar (A helicopter pilot tries a rescue across a mountain above his ceiling.); (6)"The Ram with Great Horns" by Jim Kjelgaard (7)"The Damning Dust" by Mackenzie Cottrell (An Australian officer spells… Read More

USA.: McCall Corporation, 1951. Book. Illus. by L.R. Gustavson - Wraparound Painted Cover. Very Good. Soft cover. TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus.. BLUE BOOK - November 1951 MAGAZINE Vol. 94, No.1 TEN SHORT STORIES - (1) "General Quarters" by Jacland Marmur (A pre-eminent writer of sea-stories follows an Americac warship bound for battle.); (2)"Slightly Unpredictable" by Daniel Price Perkins (Mr. Dooley offered the barkeep the residue of $10000 for free whisky.); (3)"The Garnet Pin" by Edward L. McKenna (He dreams of his recovered youth - and learns he's never lost it.); (4)"Then World of William Gresham" by Nelson Bond (The author of 'Conqueror's Isle's' at his fantastic best.); (5)"Farmer with Wings" by Peter Dollar (A helicopter pilot tries a rescue across a mountain above his ceiling.); (6)"The Ram with Great Horns" by Jim Kjelgaard (7)"The Damning Dust" by Mackenzie Cottrell (An Australian officer… Read More

Star Distributors. Soft cover. Very Good. Price Label On Cover, Otherwise In Very Nice Condition.Contains Sexually Explicit Material, Sold To Adults Only. Rt-469.

New York, N.Y. : Star Distributors, 1988. 1st Edition. Softcover. Good paperback copy; edges somewhat dust-dulled and nicked. Minor Browning to the pages. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Physical Description: 180 pages. Subjects: Gay men; Sexual behavior; Fiction. Gay men, Black; Sexual behavior; Fiction. Genre: Erotic fiction.

Various places including Camp Sprague, Camp Brightwood and Douglas Hospital, Washington, D.C.,, July 10, 1861 - June 7, 1862.. Fine original condition; postage clipped from envelopes.. 8vo.. The first letter is written from Hopeville (Connecticut?) prior to enlistment. Subsequent letters describe the trip to Washington D.C., the camp there, R.I. prisoners taken at Bulls Run; the capture of a spy, bad news from "Missouria," entrenchment work, rumors of the death of Jeff Davis, passing within 30 ft. of Lincoln ("He looks just like the pictures I have seen of him") and many other interesting details. Green had become a hospital orderly by early 1862 and describes hospital conditions, sightseeing in wartime Washington, and news from the battlefields.