Authors starting with M from Skilton's Antiques And Collectibles

"Times Three" by Phyllis MaGinley, published by Viking Press in 1960. "Selected verse from three decades with seventy new poems." There are 304 pages all in excellent condition. The cover is blue with silver printing on the binding. There is no wear to the book but the top and bottom of the binding and the corners are bent inward. The dust jacket has wear on the top and bottom. ... more information

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"The Essential Prose" by Dorothy Van Ghent and William Maas, published by Bobbs-Merrill Company in 1966 and is a Second Printing. Inside the front cover is the previous owner name handwritten in ink and a handwritten note in pencil. There are 748 pages with some handwritten notes in pencil. The cover and binding are orange with blue graphics and printing. There is wear on the top and bottom of the binding. There is no dust jacket. ... more information

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“Serpico” by Peter Maas, published by The Viking Press in 1973 and is a First Edition. Inside the front cover is handwritten the previou owners name. The back cover has been bent. The cover is blue with white printing on the binding, there is no dust jacket. Buyer to pay shipping and handling charges and optional insurance. Seller not responsible for loss or damage if insurance is not taken. ... more information

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“Made In America” by Peter Maas, published by Viking PRess in 1979 and is the First Publication. There are 346 pages - two of which have separated from the binding but are still in the book. The cover is red with silver printing and the binding is black with silver and blue printing. There is no wear, but the top and bottom of the binding are bent inward. There is no dust jacket. Buyer to pay shipping and handling charges and optional insurance. Seller not responsible for loss or damage if insurance... more information

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"The Queen's Physician" by Edgar Maass, published by Charles Schribners Sons in 1948.  There are 405 pages all in excellent condition.  Inside the front cover is a to/from handwritten in ink.  The cover is blue with gold graphics and the binding has black printing and graphics.  There is wear on the top and bottom of the binding and the top and corners of the cover.  The dust jacket has wear on the top and bottom.  "One of the most dramatic chapters of European history is broug... more information

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"The Queen's Physician" by Edgar Maass, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1948 and is a Book Club Edition.  Inside the 404 pages are in excellent condition.  The cover is black with gold printing on the binding.  There is wear on the bottom of the binding and the bottom corners and the dust jacket has wear on the top and bottom.  "Charged with vitality, with unforgettably real characters, with a story that will grip and hold every reader, this is a memorable story of an ambitious m... more information

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"Lady At Bay" by Edgar Maass, translated by Richard and Clara Winston, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1953. Inside are 308 pages in excellent condition. The cover is blue with navy printing on the binding. There is wear on the top and bottom of the binding. There is no dust jacket. "Yet she was accused by one of her paramours of plotting to murder her entire family in order to inherit their fortunes and indeed her father and her two brothers were already dead, fatally stricken by a mysterio... more information

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"A Lady At Bay" by Edgar Maass, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1953 and is a Book Club Edition. There are 309 pages all in excellent condition. "Yet she was accused by one of her paramours of plotting to murder her entire family in order to inherit their fortunes and indeed her father and her two brothers were already dead, fatally stricken by a mysterious illness." The cover is blue with navy printing on the binding. There is wear on the top and bottom of the binding and the corners are bent i... more information

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"A Lady At Bay" by Edgar Maass, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1953. There are 309 pages all in excellent condition. "Yet she was accused by one of her paramours of plotting to murder her entire family in order to inherit their fortunes and indeed her father and her two brothers were already dead, fatally stricken by a mysterious illness." The cover is sky blue with black printing on the binding. The dust jacket has wear at the bottom and the binding. ... more information

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"A Lady At Bay" by Edgar Maass, translated by Richard and Clara Winston, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1953. There are 309 pages all in excellent condition. The cover is blue with navy printing on the binding. There is wear on the top, bottom and side of the binding and the bottom and corners of the cover. There is no dust jacket. "Yet she was accused by one of her paramours of plotting to murder her entire family in order to inherit their fortunes and indeed her father and her two brothers w... more information

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"Tunes And Harmonies" by Mabelle Glen, Helen S. Leavitt, Victor L. F. Rebmann, and Earl L. Baker, illustrated by C. Valentine Kirby, published by Ginn and Company in 1943. The frontispiece is a colored illustration followed by 192 pages with black and white and colored illustrations scattered throughout the music and lyrics. The cover is blue with gold printing and graphics and blue graphics and the binding has gold printing. There is wear on the top, bottom, and side of the binding and the cover and ... more information

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"Blending Voices" by Mabelle Glenn, Helen S. Leavitt, Victor L. F. Rebnam, and Earl L. Baker, published by Ginn and Company in 1943.  The frontispiece is a colored illustration followed by 207 pages with colored illustrations scattered throughout.  The pages are very worn and a few have been torn and taped, and some are just torn.  This is an ex school book and the school name is stamped inside the front cover.  The cover is orange with purple and gray graphics and purple printing, the b... more information

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"The Egg & I" by Betty MacDonald, published by J. B. Lippincott Company in 1945.  The inside pages are in excellent condition.  The cover is blue with a gold graphic and the binding is green with gold printing.  There is wear on the bottom, side and corners of the cover“... more information

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"Agent In Place" by Helen MacInnes, published by Harcourt Brace Jovanoich in 1976 and is a Book Club Edition. Inside the front cover is a book plate. There are 304 pages all in excellent condition. The cover is white and the binding is navy with silver printing. There is wear on the top and bottom of the binding. The dust jacket has wear on the top and bottom. Buyer to pay shipping and handling charges and optional insurance. Seller not responsible for loss or damage if insurance ($1.35)) is not taken. ... more information

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"The Double Image" by Helen MacInnes, published by Harcourt, Brace and World in 1966 and is a First Edition. There are 309 pages all in excellent condition. The cover and binding are charcoal with silver printing. There is wear on the top and bottom of the binding and the tips of the corners of the cover. The dust jacket has wear on the top and bottom. "Professor Sussman is in a state of shock. He has just seen a dead Nazi walking along the streets of Paris." ... more information

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"Triple Threat" by Helen MacInnes, published by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich in 1969 and is a First Edition. Three Novels Of Intrigue: "Above Suspicion", "North From Rome", and "The Double Image". Inside the front cover is a book plate. The cover is orange with gold printing on the binding. There is no wear to the book, but the top and bottom of the binding are bent inward. ... more information

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“Assignment: Suspense� by Helen MacInnes, published by Harcourt, Brace and Company in 1961 and is a “Three - Novel Omnibus.� Included are “Above Suspicion�, “Horizon� , and “Assignment In Brittany.� There are 561 pages all in excellent condition. The cover is black with gold printing on the binding. There is wear on the top and bottom of the binding and the top corners. There is no dust jacket. ... more information

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“The Mute Stones Speak” by Paul MacKendrick, published by W. W. Norton Company in 1976. “The story of Archaeology in Italy” This is a soft covered book and has wear on the top and bottom of the binding and the corners of the cover. New the book sold for $4.95. There are 369 pages with black and white photos scattered throughout. Buyer to pay shipping and handling charges and optional insurance. Seller not responsible for loss or damage if insurance is not taken. Payments accepted via personal check,... more information

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"The Lion-Tamer And Other Stories" by Bryan MacMahon, published by E. P. Dutton and Company in 1949 and is a First Edition.  There are 224 pages all in excellent condition.  There is no dust jacket.  The cover is green with black graphics and the binding is beige with green graphics and beige printing.  There is wear on the bottom of the binding and the corners.  The top and bottom of the binding are bent inward. ... more information

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"Making The Most of Your Estate" by Earl S. MacNeill, published by Harper and Brothers in 1957 and is a First Edition. Inside the pages are in excellent condition. The cover is gray with the logo of the publisher in gold and the binding is black with gold printing. "A guide for the salaried man." There is no wear to the book, the dust jacket has wear at the top and bottom. ... more information

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