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David McKay A very good plus book with card covers (Photocover of two men sparring.). Paperback. Very Good Plus. Illus. by H. Shepherd.

London: W. Foulsham, 1944. Paperback. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¼ - 9¼" tall. H. Shepheard. Probably a wartime octavo paperback, (photo on the back of the jacket shows women of the RAF Service Police dealing with a male - the armbands worn were phased out in 1944 dark green card covers. 96 pp. Illustrated with drawings by H. Shepheard and 4 photographs Very Good condition in Very Good dust jacket No inscriptions. Nice copy of a fragile item.

Philadephia PA: David McKay Company (1950) Published under the auspices of Professor Yukio Tani. 91 pages. 19 figures. Pages good condition. Endpapers show light wear. Red top edges. Endpapers show light wear. Beige card cover with red cloth spine and b/w illustrations on both covers. Head/tail of psine, edges and corners worn. Boards lightly soiled. Contents VG, overall GOOD+. Soft Cover.

London: W.Foulsham & Co. Ltd. Circa 1941. Published under the Auspices of Professor Yukio Tani. Clean green cover with black titles. Spine: very light surface creasing. Edges: mild age yellowing and few only foxing. Light sprinkling of foxing to ffep, Title page and Preface page and last text page otherwise a clean content. Binding is VG. 91p Dj: moderate rubbed wear and faint dusting of a little soiling. Head & bottom edges with thin wear with very small pieces missing, small tears and chips. Rear flap seperated from jacket. 7cm split to bottom half of front flap spine. Couple of small rubbed holes to spine.. Soft Copy. VG/Good. Illus. by H. Shepheard (1st Dan).

1958. Soft cover. Near Fine. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. 96 p. Publisher, place of publication, date not given but probably London c. 1958. 11 (apparent) copies of this edition in OCLC Worldcat. Yuko Tani in his introduction writes: "By carefully restricting his focus to a series of throws, holds, and locks that readily that more readily lend themselves to explanation and illustration.