Search Results: Titles starting with E from Grampy's Books

Hardcover. Good. Former library book. Tight binding and clean, unmarked pages except for library markings. Cover is lightly worn along edges. Library markings include catalog mark on spine, and stamp inside front cover.

Fair. This book comes from a university library and has been preserved in a pressboard binder taped at the spine of the book. This makes the book unattractive, but at least it has found its way into a durable binding. The book also has typical library stamps, stickers, markings, pockets, etc. The pictures are of this book. The front hinge of the cover is loose from the body of the book and the back cover is loosening (but this could easily be glued.) The book's pages have only a few markings; several pages are dog-eared.

Good. This two-volume set covers New York, New England, and Canada from 1649-1794 (Volume I); and Pennsylvania and the South from 1655-1790 (Volume 2). Former library books. These hardcovers have typical library stamps, labels, pockets, etc. including Mylar covers over the dust jackets. The books' pages are unmarked and tight. Underneath the dust jackets, the covers are clean and have no library markings.

Fair. This 1870 hardcover's hinges have been stressed, but the pages are still tight. The text appears unmarked. The cover is worn.

Fair. This 1903 "author's edition" is a thoroughly-worn hardcover. Its pages are unmarked and tight, but the cover has some light stains and is worn and frayed around the edges. Inside the front cover are inscriptions and name plates of previous owners. There is an owner's stamp on the bottom edge.

Hardcover. Good. Signed by the author. This hardback's cover is quite stained. Inside, however, The book's pages are unmarked, though they are tanned with age.

Good. Hardcover, Tight binding; ex-library with typical library markings. Otherwise, pages are clean and unmarked.

Hardcover. Good. This hardcover's pages are unmarked and the binding is good. There is a private-library call number on the spine.

Very Good. This book has been nicely rebound as a hardcover by a university library. Other than some library stamps etc. the books pages are unmarked.

Paperback. Good. Nine articles on ecumenism with the feature article by Markus Barth. This journal has unmarked text and a good binding. The covers are lightly tanned with age.

Hardcover. Good. This hardcover, former-library book is clean and unmarked inside and outside except for typical library markings.

Good. This 1959 hardcover is a former library book. It has unmarked, tight pages. The fold-out map is in excellent condition. The cover is worn around the edges and frayed a bit at the head and toe of the spine. The front cover has three nickel-size dark stains. The book also has a library sticker on the front cover and the spine; a discard stamp inside the front cover (on a library book plate); a dry seal on the title page; residue from a removed book pocket inside the back cover; and two stickers inside the back cover. The book has no dust jacket.

Pamphlet. Fair. Mark Peter Ford August 16, 1952 - December 21, 1970 Since he was about fourteen years old, Mark Ford voiced himself in poetry, hesitantly at first but with increasing sureness and perception. In gratitude to all those who shared the grief of losing him, Mark's family offers eighteen of his poems, one for each year of his life.
Former library book. The binding on this staplebound book is tight, and the pages are clean and unmarked appart from the library markings. The cover is faded around the edges, and the card holder is on the back cover.

Hardcover. Good. Text is German. Unmarked text, a solid binding, and a clean cover make this a nice hardcover. The cover is lightly worn around the edges. The book has no dust jacket.

Hardcover. Good. Text is German. Unmarked text, a good binding, and a bright cover make this a nice hardcover. The dust jacket has a few small tears and chips and the cover is edgeworn.

Very Good. This paperback is bright, clean, and unmarked inside and outside.

Good. This is a selection of short stories by Anton Chejov translated from Russian in to Spanish. From the blurb "Desde la publicación de sus primeras obras, la fama de Anton Chejov no ha hecho más que aumentar de día en día. Hoy, al cumplirse el centenario de su nacimiento, está considerado unánimemente como un escritor genial y como uno de los maestros indiscutibles en el difícil arte de la narración breve, junto con Guy de Maupassant y Katherine Mansfield. La sencillez de su estilo, su honda penetración psicológica, su fino sentido del humor y la suave melancolía que impregna la totalidad de su obra destacan entre sus mejores cualidades. Cualidades que brillan en todo su esplendor en esta selección de cuentos, rebosantes de ternura y de humanidad." This trade paperback is tightly bound and has clean, unmarked pages. The owners name is written on the front cover. The cover has been attached slightly below the top of the pages.

Paperback. Fair. This 191 page soft cover is the "decima edicion" of 1961 published by Editorial Sopena. The book's pages and cover are fragile from age and there is occasional marginalia. The cover also has some chips and tears. Nonetheless, it is a goodreading copy.

Very Good. Introduction, edition et notes de Raymon Marcus (in French). The text by Vega is in Spanish. This paperback is a former library book with typcal library markings. Otherwise the book is clean inside and outside.

Paperback. Good. Limited edition of 1000, of which 100 are numbered. This book is not numbered. Tight binding with clean, unmarked pages. Cover edges have light wear with crease across bottom corner of back cover.