The hardcover features a grey cloth binding with maroon and gold title block on the front cover and matching decorative borders. The interior pages remain clean and legible. • Boards show light edge wear, with mild fraying at the head and tail of the spine.
No markings. Outstanding condition, especially considering its age.
Here is your chance to increase your BOOK collection with THE SONG OF BERNADETTE BY FRANZ WERFEL 1942 1st ED. This is the item you will be receiving.
Very clean. Some light issues to DJ. No heavy damage. Crease on cover page.
1983 First Edition, Second Printing Text is clean, binding fine. Typical wear to dust jacket with rubbing to covers and edges, corner wear, etc. Original price of $16.95 present on inner flap of dust jacket, some creasing present. Previous owner’s embossed seal and initials on dedication page. Binding is cocked/slanted. Some wear to page edges
The Vintage Hardcover Book "The Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats is a first edition from 1962 and a Caldecott Medal Book. This English language picture book features lithographs and tells the story of a young boy's joys on a snowy day. It is a collector's item with 32 pages, making it a valuable addition
Stephen King Fire-Starter 1980 first edition Very good condition Minor minimal wear on the dust jacket Ships with usps media mail
Cujo is a vintage 1981 hardcover book club edition by Stephen King, published by Viking Press. This horror novel, falling under the literary movement of Post-Modernism, is intended for adults and spans 336 pages. With a dust jacket included, this novel features the iconic narrative style of Stephen King, set in the 1980s United States.
Stephen King Cujo, 1981 Viking Book Club Edition. See pics for condition details. No writing.
The product is a first edition, hardcover copy of the novel "Christine" by Stephen King, originally published in 1983 by Viking Press. This vintage book features a dust jacket and is part of the horror genre. The book is in English and intended for an adult audience, with illustrations by Craig DeCamps. It is a
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