Gift quality copy, textblock is very clean and very tight. Minor bump to foot of spine. Unclipped dust jacket, usual wear to the edges, some peeling marks on front cover, chipping to the cornes, scuffing on back cover View More...
Undated, circa 1935-40; Textblock very clean and tight; Covers lightly edge rubbed; 15p.; Information from "Habit Training For Children", prepared by the Division of Mental Hygiene of the Massachusetts Department of Mental Diseases, under the direction of Dr. Douglas A. Thom and other members of his staff. View More...
Inscribed and signed by author to Los Angeles Herald-Express veteran editor and newswoman Agnes Underwood on ffep; Textblock clean and tight, no remainder marks. Peeling to upper right corner of the front cover and reglued; Remainder of binding lightly edge worn; Unclipped dust jacket, moderate to heavy chipping and wear; 255p. View More...
A guide to using music and spiritual practices together. The Textblock is very clean and tight, there is some light wear on binding but otherwise in very good condition. 63p. View More...
Ex-library copy, usual stamps, stickers, labels, and markings. Else textblock is clean and tight. Lightly shelf scuffed/soiled covers, bumped/fraying head and foot of spine and to the corners. 205pp. View More...
Textblock is very clean and tight, with detailed diagrams and photographs; Moisture spot on fore-edge; Minimally shelf worn. 109p., including resources and index. View More...
214pp.; including epilogue. Textblock and binding are extremely clean and tight. Minimally rubbed, unclippped dust jacket with light bending along the edge. View More...
Ink signature along the upper edge of half title page, else clean and tight; Creased corners, minor edge and corner wear; 214p., including appendix, bibliography, and index. View More...
Former owner's inked gift inscription on half title page, else textblock is bright and very tight. All page edges are crisp and sound. Binding is in great condition. 186pp., including bibliography and index. View More...
