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

Unknown Binding. Good. A defense of religious criticism by Christians. Hartshorne maintains that doubt is an essential feature of faith and that it is essential that we reform religious institutions through criticism. Bound in black cloth. Tightly bound with clean, unmarked pages. Cover corners are slightly bent. Dust jacket corners and edges are worn with two 1/2 inch tear at top edge of back cover and another very small tear at spine on front cover.

Paperback. Fair. This paperback's pages are unmarked, although they are yellowed with age. The cover has some stains and an owner's stamp and a number written on the bottom edge.

Hardcover. Good. This book has a tight binding and clean, unmarked pages except for a bookstore sticker inside the front cover. The cover is lightly worn along the edges and is bumped on the corners. There is no dust jacket.

Paperback. Good. This book has a tight binding with clean and unmarked pages. The cover is lightly worn along the edges with a bookstore sticker on the front cover.

Fair. This 1931 hardcover is the first edition. The pages are unmarked. The front and back hinges are loosening and the cover is quite worn with some fraying. There is much foxing on the page edges and on many of the pages. Owner's name is inside the front cover. No dust jacket. This is not a pretty book, but it is still good for a number of readings.

Hardcover. Good. This former library hardcover has unmarked text and a solid binding. The cover is lightly worn around the edges. It has typical library stamps and stickers.

Hardcover. Good. Tight binding with clean, unmarked pages except for owners name inside front cover. Cover and dust jacket lightly worn along edges with a one inch tear at the top corner of the front cover of the dust jacket.

Hardcover. Fair. This book has a tight binding. There are extensive notes and underlined sections in the book. The cover and dust jacket are lighlty worn along the edges.

Good. This book has a tight binding with clean and unmarked pages. The cover is lightly worn along the edges.

Hardcover. Fair. First printing of 1960 delux edition (limited to six hundred copies) signed by the author. The book is unmarked and bright inside and out except for a dime-size bit of sticker residue inside the front cover. The dust jacket is worn around the edges and its spine is quite faded; there are also three nickel-size spots of light staining on the back of the dust jacket.. No slip case.

Good. This staple-bound paperback is a former library book. Its text is unmarked and its binding is sound. As a former library book it has clear reinforcement tape and a label on the spine; stamps on the top page ends, title page, and inside front cover; and stickers and a pocket on the inside front cover. The edges of the cover are lightly worn.

Good. This leather-bound copy has been gently used. The book's pages are unmarked; the cover is worn around the edges and has a few light stains. Also,the book is slightly bowed so it does not lay quite flat.

Good. Tight binding with clean pages, except for penciled prices on top of fly leaf. No dust cover. Top and bottom of spine bumped. ½ inch rub on spine edge. More than 30 illustrations.

Hardcover. Good. Former library book. The pages in this book are clean and unmarked except for the stickers, stamps, and notes placed there by the library. The cover is lightly worn along the edges. There is no dust jacket. The hinge is loose inside the front and back cover. There is no dust jacket, but the publishers blurb is glued inside the back cover. The library has marked the book as follows: there is a catalog note on the spine, a sticker on the front cover, stickers and a card holder inside the front cover, a stamp and note on the title page, stamps on the half title page, a stamp on page 51, and a note on page 173.

Hardcover. Good. Father Charlie lived from 1851 to 1939. He has a profound impact on the Redemptorist order in America, adapting its missionary principles to better serve the Church in America. Former library book. This book has a tight binding and clean, unmarked pages except where the library has placed stamps, stickers, or other marks. The cover is lightly worn along the edges. The library has marked the book as follows: there is a sticker on the spine, stickers, a card holder, and stamps inside the front cover, a stamp on the title page, a note on the dedication page, and a stamp on page 17.

Hardcover. Good. This undated hardcover seems to have been printed around the year 1900. It is 4x5.5 inches and has a total of 341 pages that include both the erste teil and the zweiter teil. It is about 5/8 inch thick. The cover is brown cloth with gold lettering and the page edges are lightly marbled. The pages are unmarked and tight. The cover, however, is quite stained, is worn around the edges, and is scuffed. An owner's name plate and signature are inside the front cover. There is a notation in pencil inside the rear free end paper. At the foot of the title page the following is printed: Druck und Verlag von Philipp Reclam jun.

Paperback. Good. Large white, soft-cover, book with pictorial cover and red lettering on front and spine. Tight binding and clean, unmarked pages. Cover slightly worn & discolored at edges, corners and spine

Good. This paperback is a former library book. Outside, the book's cover is lightly shelf-worn and there is a blacked-out library stamp on the top edge. Inside it is umnarked except for library markings.

Paperback. Fair. Herausgegeben von Helmut Dolker This 1955 paperback is from a university library and is bound in a protective, stiff, board cover. The book has some library markings; otherwise, the pages are unmarked.

Paperback. Good. This book has a tight binding with clean and unmarked pages except for a bookstore sticker inside the front cover. The cover is lightly worn along the edges with a note written on the front cover.