IT IS A GILT-EDGED, LEATHER BOUND LUXURY EDITION. After this period, it will be considered to be exactly as described, and the sale is then final. This 1986 book is in "Very Good" condition, with slight edge / corner rubs (as pictured).
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signed and authenticated by jsa. books in good shape. has been in a bubble mailer since new. small scuffs on the front from pulling it out and in the bubble mailer.
Publication Year: 2022. Signed by Jamie Lynn Spears. Author: Jamie Lynn Spears. Author’s Signature: The author Jamie Lynn Spears has signed a special page bound in by the publisher. Things I Should Have Said.
The Love of Two Women - photography by Peter Barry. 1979, First Edition, Eurasia Distributors. Hardcover with dustjacket, 12 7/8" x 9 1/4". Printed in Spain. New old stock in excellent vintage condition. May have minor shelfwear, faint mark on front of dustcover from removed price tag, mild age toning.
Publication Year: 2021. Signed by Anderson Cooper. Author: Anderson Cooper and Katherine Howe. Author’s Signature: The author Anderson Cooper has signed a special page bound in by the publisher. Edition: First Edition First Printing ( 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ), hardcover.
A nice touch is how this novel uses letters to tell part of the story.
"No Better Place to Die: Ste-Mère Eglise, June 1944" by Robert M. Murphy is a first edition, illustrated history book published by Casemate Publishers in 2009. This nonfiction narrative delves into the events of the D-Day Invasion during World War II, specifically focusing on the town of Ste-Mère Eglise. With a focus on military history and the tragic events of the invasion, the book offers readers a detailed account of the day when "no better place to die" existed for those caught up in the chaos of war.
Understanding Ultrasound Physics Fourth Edition was updated and published in 2012. ISBN is 0-9626444-5-5. The cover has active dry rot, especially at the spine and edges. There are underlines and notes in ink pen that bled and highlighting on many pages in the first 12 chapters.
From the family estate, "A Bridge Too Far" by Cornelius Ryan is a historical nonfiction book published by Simon & Schuster in 1974. This first printing hardcover edition and is signed by the author.