Search Results: Biography***Autobiography from H. M. Smith (used books)

Pinnacle, 1975. Stated First printing. Paperback. Good +. Minor spine slant with cover wear, which includes chips and creases. Clean book. 250 pages.

Moonstone, ON, Canada, 1983. Paperback. Good. black and white photos. Minor spine slant. Cover wear is a few smudges and a 3/4" tear to bottom of spine. Clean book. Measures 5" x 7 1/2" tall. 235 pages plus a newspaper clipping taped at the back of the last page. This book was written as a 50th wedding anniversary gift to her family and friends. The newspaper clipping is dated January 18, 1984.

Midland, Ontario, Canada: Midland Printers Co. Ltd., 1984. First Printing. Paperback. Good. Photos & Illustrations. Two signatures: "To Clara From Friend Herby in black ink and Best Wishes Herbert C. Merry in blue ink on front fly-leaf. Minor cover wear on red stiff board covers. Spine is faded and has tear. Spot/staining on pages 12 to 17. Some smudges on pages. Library card-pocket, catalog numbers and stamps. Book measures 5 1/4" x 8 1/4" tall. 114 pages. Signed by Author.

Very minor creasing. Book appears unread.

Book is slightly cock-eyed. Inscription on front fly-leaf to friend as well as a letter to this same friend, another author. Black covers with white print on spine.

London, England, UK: Bestseller Library, 1960. First printing. Paperback. Fair. Very minor spine slant. Cover wear is mostly creases and tears. Front end-paper missing. Numbers on pre-title page. Slight staining to lower, back pages. Measures 4 3/4" x 7 1/4" tall. 320 pages. Deliberately written with an eye to blackmail, the memoirs of the most famous and wittiest courtesan of the Regency period tell us the fascinating story of the life of the demi-mondaines, of the "Fashionable Impures" as they were called.

London, England: Bestseller Library, 1960. First Printing. Paperback. Fair. The Memoirs of a Beautiful Woman Who Lived For Love. Minor spine slant. Cover wear, tears and creases. Ripples. Stains. Sticker. Initials. Measures 4 3/4" x 7 1/4" tall. 320 pages. Deliberately written with an eye to blackmail, the memoirs of the most famous and wittiest courtesan of the Regency period tell us the fascinating story of the life of the demi-mondaines, of the "Fashionable Impures" as they were called.

Name stamp on title page and book price. Gently read.

Victoria, BC, Canada: Desktop Publishing Ltd., 1992. Paperback. Good +. Illustrated with photos. Minor cover wear and creases. Clean book although page 45 has small ding, maybe from a book-marker. Measures 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" tall. 250 white pages. The autobiographical account of the life of Hudson W. Blake, 1924-1992. Through the eyes of a paraplegic, Hudson tells the story of how he managed to live life to the fullest, overcoming all the trails and tribulations associated with his disability. involved in everything from leather crafting, to radio and tape recording. He was also responsible for many advancements in the rights of the physically disables.