Search Results: Titles starting with T from 4Shadows Books, IOBA

Fireside / Simon and Schuster, 1992-01-01. Paperback. Very Good. A tiny black dot to the top edge and line to bottom edge, no other marks inside or out. Clean paperback with light cover wear, square binding with no spine creases. Slight musty smell. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Storey Publishing, LLC, 2009-02-11. Paperback. Fine. No marks inside or out. Fresh, clean paperback with negligible wear; tight, square binding with no spine creases. North Adams MA: Storey Publishing, 2009. viii, 247 pages; color illustrations throughout, glossary, bibliography. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

University of California Press, 1969-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. No marks inside or out. Clean hardcover with square binding and corners. Dustjacket with light wear, spine sunned, rear panel and flaps tanned, top corner of front flap clipped. Slight musty smell. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1969. No edition or printing stated. xii, 256 pages. - A one-volume summary of the essence of Fourier's ideas, and the relation of Fourier's views to several currents of modern thought. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Cloak & Dagger Press, 1997-01-01. 1st/2nd. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Signed by Author. 1st edition, 2nd printing. SIGNED by the author with brief personalized inscription and dated 11-1-97 to the title page, an early signature, no other marks. Hardcover binding is reasonably tight, square with sharp corners. Crisp unclipped dustjacket in mylar cover, one crease to the bottom corner of front flap. St. Paul: Cloak & Dagger Press, 1997. 2nd printing of the First Edition. 360 pages. - The scarce edition self-published by Vince Flynn before the reading public, and a publisher, discovered his talent. Sadly, the late Mr. Flynn won't be signing any more. - - Wrapped, boxed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Cloak & Dagger Press, 1997-01-01. 1st/2nd. Hardcover. VG+/VG. No marks inside or out. Clean hardcover with square binding and one barely nudged corner. Unclipped dustjacket with light wear including a 3/4 inch tear to the top back corner, in mylar cover. St. Paul: Cloak & Dagger Press, 1997. 2nd printing of the true First Edition. 360 pages. - This edition was self-published by Vince Flynn before the reading public discovered his talent. - - Wrapped, boxed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Houghton Mifflin, 1991-06-25. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine-. Signed by Author. SIGNED by the author to the half-title page with inscription dated 7/2/91, no other marks. Fresh hardcover with square binding and sharp corners, crisp unclipped dustjacket with a microscopic tear to the spine head, in fresh mylar. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1991. First Edition with full number line, 1st printing. xii, 274 pages, illustrated. Endnotes, index. - Admiral Turner, former director of the CIA and NATO commander, offers a close consideration of the failed and successful policies of eight presidents in dealing with terrorism. - - Wrapped, boxed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

The Modern Library, 1925. Hardcover. Fair/None. No marks inside or out. Bound in brown leatherette over flexible boards with gilt lettering to spine and logo to front; square binding, corners gently rubbed and nudged, spine tanned with minor wear, slight musty smell and some water damage. No dustjacket. A functional reading or reference copy. NY: The Modern Library, 1925. ML67.1 in style 4 (1925-1929) with leatherette binding, Bernhard endpapers, logo on front cover, colored page tops, etc. - First published in 1890, a novel based on events in the life of Saint Thaïs of Egypt, a legendary convert to Christianity who is said to have lived in the 4th century. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Abelard-Schuman, 1967. First Edition. Hardcover. Fair/Good+. Library discard, not pretty but complete. Hardcover in black cloth with red spine print, dustjacket in a fresh archival cover. A few library stamps, cardpocket removed from back free endpaper. Previous jacket cover (not the jacket itself) was pasted to the pastedowns, remnants remain. Spine is leaning, corners rubbed and bumped, some soiling of the pages. $5.00 price is intact at top of front flap, bottom corner of front flap is diagonally clipped. In a fresh archival cover. London: Abelard-Schuman, 1967. No edition or printings indicated, an indication of 1st printing for this publisher. 244 pages. - This anthology of mysteries by the Edgar Award-winning author is number 123 on the Queen's Quorum, a chronologically ordered list of the 125 most important detective and crime fiction books. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Louisiana State University Press, 1970-01-01. Hardcover. Near Fine/VG. Clean unmarked hardcover, binding and corners square. Bright red, white and blue dustjacket with light wear to edges and corners, top corner of front flap clipped. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1970. No edition or printings stated. vii, 294 pages. - These essays examine seven disputes which Roosevelt created, fell into, or searched out during his years in the White House (1901-1909). - - Wrapped, boxed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Da Capo Press, 2003-11-12. First Edition. Hardcover. VG+/VG+. Previous owners blindstamp seal to ffep and a small black line (remainder) to the bottom edge, no other marks. Clean hardcover with square binding and sharp corners. Unclipped dustjacket with very little wear, in mylar cover. NY: Da Capo Press, 2003. First Edition with full number line, 1st printing. xxii, 246 pages; maps, b&w illustration plates, bibliography. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

John C. Winston, 1943-01-01. 1st/2nd. Hardcover. VG/Good. Previous owners blindstamp seal to front endpaper, no other marks found. Clean hardcover in blue cloth with gilt lettering to front and spine; square binding, a few gentle bumps to corners and board edges. Unclipped dustjacket with light to moderate wear including several tears and less than 1/2 inch loss to the spine ends, in mylar cover. Philadelphia: John C. Winston, 1943. Second printing. xii, 308 pages; photos throughout and map endpapers. - Seventy two American heroes "representing a cross section of men who distinguished themselves in America's first year of the war." From Official Records and Official Photographs by US Army Air Corps, US Army Signal Corps, US Navy, and US Marine Corps. Approved by the Bureau of Public Relations, War Department, Washington. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Wayland Publishers, 1974-03-28. Hardcover. VG/VG. Previous owners blindstamp seal to ffep, no other marks. Clean hardcover with square binding. Price-clipped dustjacket with light wear, in mylar cover. London: Wayland Publishers, 1974. 176 pages; photo plates, bibliography. - The author describes incidents in the Spanish Civi War to show how revolutionary changes affected industry, agriculture, the position of women, education, social attitudes and the whole fabric of society in the Republican areas, compared with what was happening in Nationalist-held areas, illuminating the contrasts between different ways of life. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

William Morrow, 1998-01-06. Paperback. VG+. Previous owners blindstamp seal to first page, no other marks. Clean paperback with very little wear, tight square binding with no spine creases. NY: Quill/William Morrow, 1998. 128 pages; b&w photos throughout. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Random House Value Publishing, Inc, 1999. Hardcover. VG+/VG. No marks inside or out, almost like new. Clean hardcover in glossy illustrated boards with square binding, corners and spine ends barely nudged. Dustjacket with a 1/2 inch tear to top front hinge corner, otherwise very little wear. NY: Random House Value Publishing, 1999. 415 pages. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Military Book Club, 1998-07-01. Hardcover. VG+/VG+. Previous owners name inked to front endpaper, no other marks. Clean hardcover with square binding and corners. Dustjacket with very little wear and no tears. NY: Military Book Club, 1998. 64 pages, illustrated throughout. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Naval Institute Press, 2000-11-01. Hardcover. VG+/VG+. Previous owners blindstamp seal to the front endpaper, no other marks and otherwise almost like new. Clean hardcover with square binding and corners. Dustjacket with very little wear, no price on unclipped flap, in mylar cover. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 2000. x, 241 pages; maps, photos, bibliography. - An RAF enlisted man discovered and reported the Japanese attacks of Dec 7, 1941 three days before their occurrence. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Mysterious Press, 1999-04-01. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Signed by Author. SIGNED by the author to the title page without inscription, no other marks. Clean hardcover, crisp unclipped dustjacket in mylar. Tight and square with sharp corners. NY: Mysterious Press, 1999. Stated First US Edition with full number line, 1st printing. - - Wrapped, boxed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

George H. Doran Company, 1918. First Edition. Hardcover. Good-/None. No marks. Clean hardcover in green cloth with gold (paint, not gilt) lettering to front and spine, no dustjacket. Square binding, bottom half of title page torn in the gutter, partial crack at pp.50-52 but no loose or missing pages. Corners and spine ends gently rubbed and bumped. NY: George H. Doran Company, 1918. No edition or printings stated, presumed first. 321 pages. B&w frontis. and 3 other illustration plates by Arthur Heming. - "William Alexander Fraser (1859-1933) was a Canadian author, born in Nova Scotia. He wrote light comic adventures and had critical views on religious matters. Other works include: The Eye of a God and Other Tales of East and West (1899), The Outcasts (1901), Thoroughbreds (1902), The Blood Lilies (1903), Brave Heart (1904), The Three Sapphires (1918) and Caste (1922)." The Three Sapphires was also published in 4 parts in the pulp magazine "The Popular Magazine," in May… Read more

Random House, 1950-01-01. 1st. Hardcover. VG/Good. A small notation on the front endpaper, no other marks found inside or out. Clean hardcover in brown cloth with black and gilt spine lettering and logo to front, light green topstain; pages edges tanned, binding with a slight lean, sharp corners. Unclipped ($2.50) dustjacket with good color, light wear with several small chips and tears including loss from front flap due to earlier tape removal, in fresh mylar. NY: Random House, 1950. First Edition, stated First Printing. 238 pages. - The author's 11th novel, featuring Dr. Basil Willing, psychiatrist and medical consultant to the New York DA. - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.

Harper & Brothers, 1907. First Edition. Hardcover. Poor/None. No marks. Hardcover in green cloth with lettering and design in black, color illustration by Albert Levering pasted to front cover. Binding square, cracks at both hinges, corners barely bumped and rubbed. Ffep and frontis. illustration missing. No dustjacket. NY: Harper & Brothers, 1907. 340 pages. First Edition per Smith, American Fiction, 1901- 1925 P-239 and Hubin, a number of copyrights 1904-1907 indicates some or all of the 16 stories in this collection were previously published elsewhere. - First published work by the author of "Kings of the Missouri." - - Carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking provided.