BARRINGER, GEORGE M. (ED.); FINK, RODGER (ED.); GEORGE, HENRY (ED.); RENIK, FRANCINE (ED.); SMITH, CURTIS (ED.); WIENER, DAVID (ED.); ZUCKER, DAVID (ED.); KORTE, DONALD M.; MARRS, EDWIN W. JR.; HUDSPETH, ROBERT N.

Thoth: Journal of the English Graduate Group. Volume VIII, Number 2 (Spring 1967)

Syracuse, NY: Department of English, Syracuse University, 1967. Softcover. Stapled binding is sound. Pages clean, age-darkened, with some light foxing. Wraps have light soiling, general shelf wear. ; Contents: Korte, Tobias Smollett's "Advice" and "Reproof." Marrs, Reminiscences of a Visit with Carlyle in 1878 by His Nephew and Namesake. Smith, Natural Settings and Natural Characters in Hardy's Desperate Remedies and A Pair of Blue Eyes. Hudspeth, The Thoth Annual Bibliography of Stephen Crane Scholarship. Index, Volume VIII. ; 9.0" tall; 54 pages. Good+ with no dust jacket .

Cats Cradle Books

Book number: 1630075

Keywords: America United States Literature Literary Criticism Journal Periodical All Americana Literary Criticism Periodicals

DOUGLAS, MARJORY STONEMAN; FINK, ROBERT, (ILL.).

The Everglades River of Grass

Very Good in Fair dust jacket; Hardcover; Rinehart & Co.; Second Printing; 1947; 406 pages, bound in green cloth; gray-green top stain; pictorial endpapers by Robert Fink. Bright clean cover, solid binding. Light rubbing spine ends; just a thread or two of fraying; tiny ding at bottom edge of boards. Interior crisp, clean, unmarked. Bright jacket with several long tears mended by previous owner with tape on the underside; a few shallow chips & short tears; foxing on rear fold. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall.

Mount Hope Books

Book number: 25948

Catalogue: Americana: South

Keywords: Everglades Florida History

FINK, MARVIN P., AND MITCHELL, ROBERT G.

Aerodynamic Data on a Large Semispan Tilting Wing With a 0.5-Diameter Chord, A Single-Slotted Flap, and Both Left-and Right-Hand Rotation of a Single Propeller NASA TN D-3754

NASA, Washington, D.C. January 1967. VG in stapled cover. Ex-library with rubber stamps, etc.157 pages, 33 figs.

Erik Hanson (Books & Ephemera)

Book number: jj003

Catalogue: Nasa

Keywords: "Nasa Notes", Semispan, Nasa, Tilting Wing, Aerodynamics, Reports"

FINK, ROBERT M. (EDITOR)

Biological Studies with Polonium, Radium, and Plutonium

NY, Toronto and London, McGraw-Hill Book Co. 1950, Stated First Edition. Hard Cover. Ex-Library, Minor edgewear. One of a series prepared as a record of the research work done under the Manhattan Project and the Atomic Energy Commission, with this volume containing reports of the experimental studies carried out by the Division of Radioactivity of the Manhattan Department of the University of Rochester. Illustrated. National Nuclear Energy Series, VI-3. Very Good.

UHR Books

Book number: 074686

Catalogue: General

Keywords: Toxicology Uranium, Nuclear Energy, Atomic Energy, Plutonium, Manhattan Project, Metallurgical Project, Nuclear Energy, World War Ii Science History, Polonium, Radium, Plutonium Radiology

FINK, ROBERT E. / FEDUNIAK, ROBERT B.

Futures Trading. Concepts and Strategies.

New York Institute of Finance 1988 Hardcover 683 S. Guter Zustand/ Good, Ex-Library., With numerous tables., As library copy in very good condition., hardcover, no dustjacket.

Antiquariat Thomas Haker

Book number: 339662

Catalogue: Ökonomie-Betriebswirtschaft

Keywords: Ökonomie-Betriebswirtschaft 0133457451

FINK, ROBERT E. / FEDUNIAK, ROBERT B.

Futures Trading. Concepts and Strategies.

New York Institute of Finance 1988 Hardcover 683 S. Guter Zustand/ Good, Ex-Library., With numerous tables., Bumped corners., hardcover, no dustjacket.

Antiquariat Thomas Haker

Book number: 347264

Catalogue: Ökonomie-Betriebswirtschaft

Keywords: Ökonomie-Betriebswirtschaft 0133457451

FINK ROBERT; RICCI ROBERT.

The Language Of Twentieth Century Music: A Dictionary Of Terms.

New York. Schirmer Books. 1975, First Edition. Hard Cover. 125 pages. Ex-University Library. Book is in Very good condition throughout. This volume is intended for use by music students, music teachers on all levels, performers, writers on contemporary music, disc jockeys faced with deciphering arcane notes on record jackets, and perhaps a few curious souls who just like the music(s) of our time. Very Good/No Jacket.

Marlowes Books

Book number: 034800

Catalogue: Music

FINK ROBERT; RICCI ROBERT.

The Language Of Twentieth Century Music.

New York, Schirmer Books. 1975, First Edition. (ISBN: 0028706005) Hard Cover. 125 pages. Ex-University Library. Book appears to have hardly been read and is in Fine condition throughout. This volume is intended for use by music students, music teachers on all levels, performers, writers on contemporary music, disc jockeys faced with deciphering arcane notes on record jackets, and perhaps a few curious souls who just like the music(s) of our time. Fine/No Jacket.

Marlowes Books

Book number: 034491

Catalogue: Music

Keywords: 0028706005

WAGNER (ROBERT F.)/ PETERSON (JOYCE) / FINK (PETER)

New York que j'aime...

Paris, Sun, 1966. In-4° carré, 127p. Reliure pleine toile d'éditeur sous jaquette illustrée. Illustré de nombreuses photographies, dont quelques-unes en couleurs. Traduction française de Michel Déon.

Librairie Le Cabinet d'Amateur

Book number: W5123-0032

Keywords: Photographie USA

FINK, ROBERT A.,

Twilight Innings; a West Texan on grace and Survival..

Lubbock, Texas Tech University Press, 2006. xvi, 152p., dj.

Hackenberg Booksellers ABAA ILAB

Book number: 023560

Keywords: West Texas Americana

HORN, FREDERICK F.; FINK, ROBERT E.

Trading in Commodity Futures

New York Institute of Finance, 1984. Second Edition. Hard Cover. 0139259910 Lightest wear, later printing, no marks. Very Good/No Jacket .

3 R's Used Books

Book number: 005491

Catalogue: Business, Economics, Finance

Keywords: 0139259910

MILLER, HENRY [ROBERT FINK]

FOUR PAGE TLS FROM ROBERT FINK 11/20/58

N.P. CA. Fink, 11/20/58. 1958, Original Autographed Letters & Documents. FOUR PAGE TLS FROM ROBERT FINK 11/20/58 to Henry Miller from his close friend Robert Fink on 8vo. off-white bond in near fine condition. "Dear Henry:- / I need two paperback Colossi very badly. One for Edie's Spanish teachers also teaches French. He was at one time a student of Wallace Folie and for some curious reason never read any of your books! So I wish to give him Colossus, since he is a nice Jewish boychik and his wife is a typical New York girl from the era when all the Yiddish mamas [during the 20's] were naming their daughters Shirley. The Gentiles used other names. ]ask your first wife!]. Anyway the enclosed is for the Colossi. / I don't know the author of that limerick "tome". It is banned like the Tropics so I can't get one although I have tried". What follows is more about Miller's new sound system, Fink's shopping for corduroy slacks for Miller & Capri pants for Eve, a note about Nexus & 28 'dirty' limericks, Bob's naughty specialty & Miller's fascination. A curious letter signed twice -at the bottom of page 1 & page 4. Page one in very good condition with one short closed tear repaired archivally, otherwise the following pages are in fine condition. Robert Finkelstein (later Fink) was a fan, correspondent, and benefactor of Henry Miller. Their friendship strengthened when Fink and his wife Edie moved to Los Angeles from Chicago in 1949. Fink soon found an excellent job in Los Angeles and opened his own successful electronics business. The Finks visited Big Sur on weekends, sometimes taking food and other gifts for which Miller reciprocated with manuscripts and water colors. Fink offered help in Miller's attempts to help other impoverished writers who appealed to him for funds, food or a place to stay. Fink also began defending Miller against vilifying editorials, writing articles praising Miller's works and character. Provenance: PBA /The Personal Archive of Henry Miller Part I Fine Modern Literature Thursday, June 26, 1997. Signed by Author.

TBCL The Book Collector's Library

Book number: 31923

Catalogue: Electronic List TBCL

Keywords: Keywords Miller, Henry Robert Fink

MILLER, HENRY [ROBERT FINK]

ONE PAGE TLS FROM ROBERT FINK 11/08/58

N.P. CA. Fink, 11/08/58. 1958, Original Autographed Letters & Documents. ONE PAGE TLS FROM ROBERT FINK 11/08/58 to Henry Miller from his close friend Robert Fink on 8vo. off-white bond in near fine condition. "Dear Henry: / "By this time you should have your new music system. I take a dim view of all my instructions. Any way one way or the other you will or already have unpacked the shipment. I think everything is self explanatory. If not, write me, or have Harrydick fix it up. The speakers don't have too much base response. I am working on a deal. " what follows is one of Fink's patented dirty limerick: "There was a young man from East Lynne, / Whose C^#@ was the size of a pin. / said his girl with a laugh, / As she inserted his staff, / "This won't be much of a sin". Much love [Signed] Bob" Robert Finkelstein (later Fink) was a fan, correspondent, and benefactor of Henry Miller. Their friendship strengthened when Fink and his wife Edie moved to Los Angeles from Chicago in 1949. Fink soon found an excellent job in Los Angeles and opened his own successful electronics business. The Finks visited Big Sur on weekends, sometimes taking food and other gifts for which Miller reciprocated with manuscripts and water colors. Fink offered help in Miller's attempts to help other impoverished writers who appealed to him for funds, food or a place to stay. Fink also began defending Miller against vilifying editorials, writing articles praising Miller's works and character. Provenance: PBA /The Personal Archive of Henry Miller Part I Fine Modern Literature Thursday, June 26, 1997. Signed by Author.

TBCL The Book Collector's Library

Book number: 31922

Catalogue: Electronic List TBCL

Keywords: Keywords Miller, Henry Robert Fink

MILLER, HENRY [ROBERT FINK]

ONE PAGE TLS FROM ROBERT FINK 11/28/58

N.P. CA. Fink, 11/28/58. 1958, Original Autographed Letters & Documents. ONE PAGE TLS FROM ROBERT FINK 11/28/58 to Henry Miller from his close friend Robert Fink on 8vo. off-white bond in near fine condition. "Dear Henry and Eve: / "The books came in fine. Thank you for the French edition of Colosse. You should have had the Nobel Prize for this book years ago. I notice that New Directions is publishing the Ferlinghetti, A Coney Island of the Mind. Either your publisher never read Into the Night Life or Ferlinghetti stole the title. But then again, I knew back in 1943 that you would be the most copied, swiped, plagiarized and imitated writer of the century. Much love [signed] Bob Fink". Robert Finkelstein (later Fink) was a fan, correspondent, and benefactor of Henry Miller. Their friendship strengthened when Fink and his wife Edie moved to Los Angeles from Chicago in 1949. Fink soon found an excellent job in Los Angeles and opened his own successful electronics business. The Finks visited Big Sur on weekends, sometimes taking food and other gifts for which Miller reciprocated with manuscripts and water colors. Fink offered help in Miller's attempts to help other impoverished writers who appealed to him for funds, food or a place to stay. Fink also began defending Miller against vilifying editorials, writing articles praising Miller's works and character. Provenance: PBA /The Personal Archive of Henry Miller Part I Fine Modern Literature Thursday, June 26, 1997. Signed by Author.

TBCL The Book Collector's Library

Book number: 31921

Catalogue: Electronic List TBCL

Keywords: Keywords Miller, Henry Robert Fink

MILLER, HENRY [ROBERT FINK]

ONE PAGE TLS FROM ROBERT FINK 11/10/58

N.P. CA. Fink, 11/10/58. 1958, Original Autographed Letters & Documents. ONE PAGE TLS FROM ROBERT FINK 11/10/58 to Henry Miller from his close friend Robert Fink [unsigned] on 8vo. off-white bond in near fine condition. "Henry my love:- / The Hungarians around here all f^&*!% me. None of them could give me the information. As a last resort I will look it up in the Encyclopedia Britannica. " What follows is a collect of Nasty limericks & instructions for their true creation: "In your dirty limerick, the Haut Limerick, as it were, not only do endings of lines 1, 2 and 5 rhyme, but when written out they must be spelled exactly like the ending of line 1. Same goes for lines 3 & 4 if you wish to be a purist. The true mark of a phony limerickicist is when these things don't take place. In its highest form one does the impossible like. There was a young lady from Worestershire, / Who dreamt someone had seducedestershire, She awoke in the night, / With a terrible fright, / A tuft of the mattress had goosedestershire!: Robert Finkelstein (later Fink) was a fan, correspondent, and benefactor of Henry Miller. Their friendship strengthened when Fink and his wife Edie moved to Los Angeles from Chicago in 1949. Fink soon found an excellent job in Los Angeles and opened his own successful electronics business. The Finks visited Big Sur on weekends, sometimes taking food and other gifts for which Miller reciprocated with manuscripts and water colors. Fink offered help in Miller's attempts to help other impoverished writers who appealed to him for funds, food or a place to stay. Fink also began defending Miller against vilifying editorials, writing articles praising Miller's works and character. Provenance: PBA /The Personal Archive of Henry Miller Part I Fine Modern Literature Thursday, June 26, 1997. Signed by Author.

TBCL The Book Collector's Library

Book number: 31919

Catalogue: Electronic List TBCL

Keywords: Keywords Miller, Henry Robert Fink