F. SCOTT FITZGERALD `~ lot of 3 Scribner ~ JAZZ AGE Tender Is The Night DAMNED
The Beautiful and The Damned ~ near very good clean.
The Beautiful and The Damned ~ near very good clean.
"Understanding God: The Key Issue in Present-Day Protestant Thought" by Frederick Herzog is a comprehensive nonfiction book published in 1966 by Charles Scribner's Sons. This hardcover book, written in English, delves into the key question of understanding God in the context of present-day Protestant thought. With the author's expertise and insights, this book offers a valuable exploration of this critical topic for readers interested in religion and spirituality.
The Successful Hostess’ Guide to Casserole Magic. 134 page Recipe Book.
What stands out is how every animal fact is illustrated with a drawing.
MAD MAGAZINE PAPERBACK BOOK. P.S. I AM A 40 YEAR MAD MAGAZINE COLLECTOR AND HAVE BEGUN CREATING A WEBSITE SHOWCASING MY COLLECTION! UNITED KINGDOM VERSION!
MAD MAGAZINE PAPERBACK BOOK. P.S. I AM A 40 YEAR MAD MAGAZINE COLLECTOR AND HAVE BEGUN CREATING A WEBSITE SHOWCASING MY COLLECTION! UNITED KINGDOM VERSION!
MAD MAGAZINE PAPERBACK BOOK. P.S. I AM A 40 YEAR MAD MAGAZINE COLLECTOR AND HAVE BEGUN CREATING A WEBSITE SHOWCASING MY COLLECTION! UNITED KINGDOM VERSION!
The product is a vintage paperback book titled "A MAD LOOK AT OLD MOVIES" published in 1966 by Signet. It features humor and satire related to movies, written by authors such as Mort Drucker, Dick Debartolo, and Jack Davis. This 1st printing edition is a collectible item from the MAD Books series, offering a unique perspective on classic films through the lens of the iconic British humor magazine.
"The King's Fifth" by Scott O'Dell and Samuel Bryant is a 1966 hardcover book published by HMH Books for Young Readers. The book explores the topic of exploration and has a dust jacket. It is written in English and has a total of 272 pages. This book is a valuable addition for readers interested in historical adventures and the authors' unique storytelling style.
"Hirohito": Emperor of Japan by Leonard Mosley is a vintage, nonfiction biography published in 1966 by Prentice Hall. It is intended for adult audiences and features a dust jacket. The book provides a detailed account of the life and reign of Emperor Hirohito of Japan, making it a valuable addition to any history or biographies collection. Written in English, this hardcover book offers a compelling narrative of one of the most historic figures in Japanese history.