UFOs And Extraterrestrials from Tom Heywood Books

A first rate copy of the first edition of Friedman and Berliner's book about an alleged UFO crash and retrieval in New Mexico. Pages are clean and bright, no inscriptions or markings almost as new. DJ likewise, the slightest rubbing but no edge wear or nicks. Unclipped. An excellent copy. See photos all of which are of the copy for… Read more about this item

UFO writer Harold Wilkins revisits the UFO phenomenon in another early book on the topic. He looks to uncover what he regarded as a conspiracy in hushing up the existence of UFOs by official forces in the US and UK. An interesting study in itself and of course now part of a slew of of 1950s books which allows us… Read more about this item

Historian and parasychologist Lethbridge examines the origins of Man, using a range of lenses including parapsychology and the UFO record. A nice copy. Pages are very clean and bright, just an inscription on FEP and some darkening on text edge block. DJ is unclipped, no real creases or nicks just some sun fading on spine and top but overall very… Read more about this item

An excellent copy of John Michell's first book. This is the first edition, published in the UK. In his classic writing style which was to become so well known, Michell takes his first look at the evidence for ongoing extra terrestrial life. In his usual perceptive approach he looks for current and historical evidence of aliens on Earth and what… Read more about this item

Story provides a detailed critique of Von Daniken's 'Chariots of the Gods?' showing how its false arguments enabled him to reach his startling conclusions. He explodes the so-called mysteries of the Nazca Lines, the Great Pyramid, Easter island and others. Arguably the best of the Von Daniken critiques, well written and nicely illustrated. And with a foreword by the great… Read more about this item

First UK edition of Adamski's 1955 book originally published in the UK. It purports to document the alien contacts he has continued to have since his original book, 'Flying Saucers Have Landed'. Pages are very bright and clean. FEP has an earlier owner's pen written signature, and both front and rear endpapers have a brown strip: see photographs, all of… Read more about this item

American author and saucer contactee Williamson here makes the case for UFO reality by interpreting radiotelegraphy data. A nice copy of the 1967 reprint. Pages are clean and bright: there is a small brownish mark which affects page 127 and (much less) one or two other pages. Possibly a stain from coffee or similar it is very neat and 'clean'… Read more about this item

Noorbergen's book examines the evidence for ancient civilisations deploying advanced technologies. A really nice copy of the first British edition. Pages are remarkably clean and unmarked with literally one foxing spot on the side edges and some slight age wear on the top edge. DJ is unclipped and with no real wear, just the lightest of rubbing to rear. See… Read more about this item

Randles and Warrington comprehensively examine the British UFO scene as of the early 1980s. As you would expect from these authors, a serious and rigorous examination. This is the 1981 Book Club version. A very nice copy. Pages are exceptional: bright, clean, no markings or foxing, just the lightest of age wear on the top edge. DJ is unclipped and… Read more about this item

British science journalist Robert Chapman's well researched and professionally written examination of the UFO phenomenon, as at 1969. This is a really nice copy and scarce as such. Pages are exceptionally clean and bright with only the slightest of age wear at the top edges. A previous owner has put a neat name stamp on the FEP and the title… Read more about this item

Nice copy. See photos. A neat ex libris stamp present on FEP. Pages bright and clean, some age wear on top edges. Boards clean and largely tight just slight give to spine. Some bumping on corners

In this book the well-known author looks for hard evidence of visitation from extraterrestrial beings to Earth in times past. He looks at a range of sites and mysteries that he claims archaeologists cannot explain. These include Tiahuanaco, the unexplored ruins in the jungles of Guatemala and Honduras, the Sahara and the Plain of Nazca. A nice copy. Pages are… Read more about this item

Presented as 'real' but revealed as fictional, An Account of a Meeting with Denizens of Another World 1871, is the story of a UFO encounter, as experienced by a Victorian. Langford claims to have found the manuscript in an old desk (the story's narrator, William Robert Loosley, is a genuine ancestor of Langford's wife). Interestingly, some UFOlogists believe… Read more about this item

Collyns' book examines whether Earth has been visited in previous ages by beings from outer space.He looks at whether such visits may still be happening, and what evidence there is for them. A very nice copy. See photos which are of the actual copy being sold. Pages are clean, bright and unmarked, with just the faintest dust from age wear on… Read more about this item

The irrepressible Von Daniken, indefatigable traveler and explorer, describes here his most daring adventure: in search of the terrible and mysterious gods of Kiribati, a tiny archipelago in the Pacific where previous inhabitants have left gigantic stone circles surrounding graves, monoliths and footprints in the rock. Are these relics, asks Von Daniken, further evidence of the astronaut gods of… Read more about this item

Legendary UFO researcher Jacques Valee appraises the historical data contributing to the UFO phenomenon. He discusses in detail cases between 1947 and 1964, and draws on many official documents to appraise their validity. This is the first edition fourth printing. Pages are bright and tidy. No marks, creases or tanning, just age wear and one small ink mark at the top… Read more about this item

Well known investigative author Jenny Randles writes the third in her authoritative trilogy of on the UFO phenomenon. Bringing together a wealth of information and analysis, she asks some fundamental questions, such as: are reports of strange unearthly beings true; Is mankind in touch with an alien intelligence?. She focuses on data and evidence, and looks at the main… Read more about this item

Story provides a detailed examination of Von Daniken's 'Chariots of the Gods?' shows how its false arguments enabled him to reach his startling conclusions. He explodes the so-called mysteries of the Nazca Lines, the Great Pyramid, Easter island and others. Arguably the best of the Von Daniken critiques, well written and nicely illustrated. And with a foreword by the great… Read more about this item

UFO writer Harold Wilkins revisits the UFO phenomenon in another early book on the topic. He looks to uncover what he regarded as a conspiracy in hushing up the existence of UFOs by official forces in the US and UK. An interesting study in itself and of course now part of a slew of of 1950s books which allows us… Read more about this item

This is a stimulating and thought-provoking book for all the many readers of 'Chariots of the Gods?', whether they agree or disagree with the opinions expressed. A group of academics in various fields have examined von Daniken's arguments in the light of their own expertise and point out the fallacies of his position. For example, a lecturer in Aztec Civilisation… Read more about this item