(WHITE James J. - SMITH Elizabeth R.) -

Catalogue of the Botanical Art Collection at the Hunt Institute. Part 1. Plant portraits, Artists A-D - Part 2. Plant portraits, Artists E-G - Part 3. Plant portraits, Artist H.

Pittsburgh, 1985/1988, tre vol. in 4to brossura pp. 164 con 1 tav. in antip. + 165/264 con 1 tav. in antip. + pp. 265/565 con 1 tav. in antip. I primi tre (di nove : autori A/H) ma più "usabili "dei successivi.

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Book number: 2-68030

Catalogue: Bibliografia

Keywords: (Bibliografia - Botanica)

ADVENTURE (ARED WHITE; BERT COOKSLEY; ROBERT SIMPSON; WILLIAM MACLEOD RAINE; PAUL ANNIXTER; BORIS N. KAMYSHANSKY; L. G. BLOCHMAN; JAMES W. BENNETT; WALT COBURN; GORDON YOUNG)

Adventure: December, Dec. 1, 1932 ("the Broad Arrow")

NY, Butterick Publishing. 1932. SingleIssueMagazine. Vol. LXXXIV, No. 6. Pulp magazine. Edited by A. A. Proctor. Cover by Hubert Rogers. Includes "By Command Of" by Ared White; "Farmlocked" (poem) by Bert Cooksley; "So-so Krooboy Palaver" by Robert Simpson; "The Broad Arrow" (pt. VII) by William MacLeod Raine; "There Were Giants in Those Days" (dinosaurs) by Paul Annixter; "My First Russian Bear" (article) by Boris N. Kamyshansky; "Banana Herder" by L. G. Blochman; "Loot" (article) by James W. Bennett; "The Mister" by Walt Coburn; "Scalawag" (pt. 1) by Gordon Young. Features: "The Camp-Fire"; "Ask Adventure"; "Trial Ahead." Illustrated by V. E. Pyles. Small mark on contents page; edgewear; tanning. A very nice copy. Near Fine.

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Book number: PA969

Catalogue: Pulps

Keywords: Adventure Pulps War Historical Fiction Pulp Adventure Pulps

ALDER, JAMES [ILLUS.] (RIDLEY, MATTHEW WHITE [PREFACE]; WOODS, JENNIFER AND PADDY [TEXT])

Birds and Flowers of Balmoral. Golden Wedding Edition

Ponteland: James Alder, 1997. First Edition Thus. Brown hardback cloth cover. 540mm x 370mm (21" x 15"). 126pp. Colour frontispiece & 25 plates + b/w in-text illustrations. Heavy book extra shipping needed for overseas.. VG: in very good condition without dust jacket .

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Book number: d3728b

Catalogue: Birds

Keywords: Birds Arts Botany

AMAZING (TED WHITE; CHRISTOPHER ANVIL; JAMES TIPTREE, JR.; WILLIAM C. JOHNSTONE; DAVID H. KELLER; GREG BENFORD & DAVID BOOK)

Amazing Stories: March, Mar. 1970 ("by Furies Possessed")

NY, Ultimate Publishing. 1970. SingleIssueMagazine. Vol. 43, No. 4. Edited by Ted White. Cover art by Willis for "Breaking Point" by William C. Johnstone. Includes "By Furies Possessed" (pt. 1 of 2) by Ted White; "Trial by Silk" (novelet) by Christopher Anvil; "I'm Too Big But I Love to Play" (novelet) by James Tiptree, Jr.; "The Tree Terror" (reprint) by David H. Keller. Features: "Editorial"; "The Science in Science Fiction: Is Anybody Out There?" by Greg Benford & David Book; "The Club House" by John D. Berry; "The Future in Books" by Alexei Panshin, Ted White, Richard Lupoff, Hank Stine, Richard Delap, Greg Benford, and Dennis O'Neil; '.Or So You Say.". Illustrated by Gray Morrow, Willis, Ralph Reese, and Michael Hinge. Stray pencil mark on cover has been erased, otherwise quite nice. Very Good+ to Near Fine.

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Book number: PJ1351

Catalogue: Magazines

Keywords: Science Fiction Magazine Science Fiction Magazines

AMAZING (TED WHITE; CHRISTOPHER ANVIL; JAMES TIPTREE, JR.; WILLIAM C. JOHNSTONE; DAVID H. KELLER; GREG BENFORD & DAVID BOOK)

Amazing Stories: March, Mar. 1970 ("by Furies Possessed")

NY, Ultimate Publishing. 1970. SingleIssueMagazine. Vol. 43, No. 4. Edited by Ted White. Cover art by Willis for "Breaking Point" by William C. Johnstone. Includes "By Furies Possessed" (pt. 1 of 2) by Ted White; "Trial by Silk" (novelet) by Christopher Anvil; "I'm Too Big But I Love to Play" (novelet) by James Tiptree, Jr.; "The Tree Terror" (reprint) by David H. Keller. Features: "Editorial"; "The Science in Science Fiction: Is Anybody Out There?" by Greg Benford & David Book; "The Club House" by John D. Berry; "The Future in Books" by Alexei Panshin, Ted White, Richard Lupoff, Hank Stine, Richard Delap, Greg Benford, and Dennis O'Neil; '.Or So You Say.". Illustrated by Gray Morrow, Willis, Ralph Reese, and Michael Hinge. Tanning'; minro soiling. Very Good.

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Book number: PR1299

Catalogue: Magazines

Keywords: Science Fiction Magazine Science Fiction Magazines

ARGOSY (ARTHUR HAWTHORNE CARHART; ALLAN VAUGHAN ELSTON; BORDON CHASE; H. BEDFORD-JONES; GEORGE BRUCE; STOOKIE ALLEN; STEWART ROBERTSON; JAMES H. S. MOYNAHAN; ALFRED GEORGE; J. W. HOLDEN; JOSEPH W. SKIDMORE; DELOS WHITE)

Argosy Weekly: November, Nov. 9, 1935

NY, Frank A. Munsey Co. 1935. SingleIssueMagazine. Vol. 259, No. 6. Pulp magazine. [Edited by Albert J. Gibner.] Cover art is uncredited for "Rodeo" (pt. 1 of 6) by Arthur Hawthorne Carhart. Includes "Eagle's Eye" (pt. 4 of 5) by Allan Vaughan Elston; "Midnight Taxi" (pt. 5 of 7) by Bordon Chase; "Bowie knife" (pt. 6 of 6) by H. Bedford-Jones; Black Ace" (long novelette) by George Bruce; "Men of Daring: Gen. Smith-Dorrien, Hero of Mons" (True Story in Pictures) by Stookie Allen; "Stairway to Rose Street" by Stewart Robertson; "A Nickel's Worth of Life" by James H. S. Moynahan. Other Features: "Wonders of the World - No. 45" by Alfred George; "the Valuable Coyote" by J. W. Holden; "How to Make Gold" by Joseph W. Skidmore; "Stretching a Light" by Delos White; "Argonotes"; "Looking Ahead!" Upper front cover foredge corner off (small); minor fading, stains, tanning, and creasing. Overall a nice copy. Very Good.

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Book number: PE127

Catalogue: Pulps

Keywords: Adventure, Action, Fantasy, Mystery, Science Fiction Pulps Fortean Charles Fort Adventure Pulps

Aristophanes; James White

The Clouds: A Comedy

London, T. Payne, 1759. Hardback. A scarce English language edition of this Ancient Greek comedy by Aristophanes. A scarce English language edition of this comedic play by Aristophanes, translated by James White.This comedy was written in 423 BCE for the City Dionysia, though it was not as well received as Aristophanes hoped. The play lampooned the intellectual fashions in classical Athens. Aristophanes was an Ancient Greek comic playwright, and a poet of Old Attic Comedy. This is one of his eleven surviving works.One page of adverts to the rear. Rebound in paper covered boards, with renewed endpapers. Externally, smart. Spine is discoloured. Minor bumping to the head and tail of the spine and to the extremities. Light marks to the boards and spine. Small chip to the rear joint. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are lightly age-toned with scattered spots. Prior owner's ink inscription to the head of the title. Very Good . Ill.: None. Very Good .

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Book number: 935P16

Catalogue: Plays

Keywords: The Clouds: A Comedy the clouds aristophanes greek the clouds play None

Armstrong, Neil John W. Young; Charles A. Bassett; Scott Carpenter; Edgar B. White; John Glenn; Alan L. Bean; Edwin Aldrin, Jr.; William A. Anders; Russell L. Schweickart; David. R. Scott; Michael Collins; Frank Borman; James McDivitt; James Lovell, Jr.;

A Collection of 20 Mainly Signed Photographs by the Major American First Generation Astronauts: Neil Armstrong; John W. Young; Charles A. Bassett; Scott Carpenter; Edgar B. White; John Glenn; Alan L. Bean; Edwin Aldrin, Jr. ; William A. Anders; Russell L. Schweickart; David. R. Scott; Michael Collins; Frank Borman; James Mcdivitt; James Lovell, Jr. ; R. Walter Cunningham; Charles Conrad, Jr. ; Donn Eisele; Richard; Gordon, Jr. ; Walter Schirra

1961-1969. 8 x 10 photographs, all but one signed by the astronauts. Mostly black and white; in individual folders with manuscript biographies in French. This collection was put together by a French space enthusiast and contains manuscript details on the flights in French as well as printed ephemera. Bassett 's photograph from NASA dated 1963, not signed. John Glenn's signature is on newspaper picture of a spaceship taking off. Frank Borman: 1 signed and 3 unsigned. .

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Book number: 51-3773

Catalogue: Ephemera

New York Sabbath Committee; Beekman, James W. (Recording Secretary); White, Norman (Chairman).

New York Sabbath Committee Documents. Complete Set of the First 12 Documents of the Committee.

New York: Edward G. Jenkins, 1858-1860. 1858-1860. - Octavo, 8 inches high by 5-1/4 inches wide. Hardcover, bound in floral decorated brown cloth, titled in gilt on the spine. The spine is heavily chipped and the cloth is splitting along sections of the rear joint. 280 pages in all, consisting of pages [1]-16, [1]-16, [1]-16, [1]-8, [1]-16, [1]-24, [1]-16, [1]-40, [1]-24, [1]-24, [1]-16, [1]-24, [1]-32, [1]-4 & [1]-4. The rear hinge has been reinforced with archival document tape. There is dampstaining to the bottom front corner of the pages and a few pages age toned or darkened. There is a short tear to page 7 of document 5 as well as to the front edge of the last page of the book. Good.

"In the mid-1800s, some citizens of New York became alarmed at the neglect of the 'Sabbath Day' believing that with the increased number of immigrants to the city, it was being outstripped in its capacity to meet the needs of a moral and religious culture. They believed that the government and its laws were also not working towards the continued reverence of the Sabbath. The first meeting of the New York Sabbath Committee took place on April 1, 1857. The group consisted of about twenty members, including a number of leading Christians connected with eight denominations. The group did not have plans to undertake extreme measures in society; their primary goal was to remind the citizens of the importance of the Sabbath Day. They would do this via the pulpit, the press, and personal influence." - [Quoted from an article published by Columbia University Libraries].

The contents of the volume are as follows:

A) THE SABBATH IN NEW YORK. 1. History of Sabbath Observance; 2. Existing Desecration; 3. Causes of Declension.

B) RAILROADS AND THE SABBATH. 1. Statistics on Sunday Traffic on Railroads & Canals; 2. The Moral Influence of Railroads; 3. Economical Motives for Sabbath Observance; 4. Religious and Civil Relations of the Sabbath.

C) NEWS-CRYING AND THE SABBATH. 1. Memorial of Citizens. 2. Action of the Municipal Authorities. 3. The Daily Press on the Memorial and its Results. 4. The Religious Press on the Memorial. 5. The Sunday Press on the memorial.

D) THE SABBATH IN EUROPE: The Holy Day of Freedom - The Holiday of Despotism.

E) THE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIC: 1. Extent and Accessories. 2. Illegality. 3. Wastefulness. 4. Engenders Pauperism. 5. Causes Crime. 6. Promotes Lawlessness. 7. Tends to Irreligion. 8. Remedies Suggested.

F) A YEAR FOR THE SABBATH. The First Annual Report of the New-York Sabbath Committee.

G) MEMORIAL MEMORANDA. 1. Memorial as to the Sunday Liquor Traffic. 2. Basis of Memorial - Presentment of Grand Juries. 3. Laws and Ordinances respecting the Traffic. 4. Comments of the Daily Press on the Memorial. 5. The Germans and the Memorial. 6. Public Drinking Fountains.

H) PETITION WIDER DEN SONNTAGSHANDEL MIT BERAUSCHENDEN GETRANKEN: NEBST BEILAGEN. 1. Vorwort. 2. Die Petition. 3. Grundlage der Petition. Ausspruche der Grand-Jury. 4. Gesetze und Verordnungen in Betreff des Sonntagshandels mit berauschenden Getranken. 5. Auszuge aus den New-Yorker Zeitlungen.

I) DIE DEUTSCHE VERSAMMLUNG ZUR FORDERUNG DER CHRISTLICHEN SONNTAGSFEIER: gehalten im Cooper Institut zu New-York, am Sonntag Abend, den 16. Oktober 1859: mit den Reden von Past. Guldin, Dr. Adams, Prof. Dr. Schaff, Prof Hitchcock, Dr. Spring, und den Beschlussen der Versammlung.

J) THE BRODERICK SUNDAY PAGEANT.

K) SUNDAY THEATRES, "SACRED CONCERTS" AND BEER-GARDENS. 1. Diminution of Crime by Suppression of Sunday Liquor Traffic - Statistics of Police Department. 2. Extent and Character of Sunday Theatricals. 3. Sunday Lager-Beer Trade. 4. "Sacred Concerts" Unmasked. 5. The Lager-Beer System in other Cities. 6. The "National Custom" Plea Examined. 7. American Customs Vindicated. 8. Effects of Holiday Sunday Illustrated - Mexico. 9. Constitutionality and Adequacy of Sunday Laws. 10. German Sentiment on the Sunday Question.

L) PROGRESS OF THE SABBATH REFORM. 1. Suppression of the Sunday Liquor Traffic - History and Results. 2. Sunday News-Crying Abolished. 3. The Broderic [sic] Sunday-Pageant - Protest. 4. Sabbath Sentiment and Labors among the Germans - Volk's Garden and Cooper Institute Meetings. 5. German Theatres, Sacred Concerts and Beer-Gardens. 6. Co-operation of the Periodical Press. 7. Opposition of the Sunday Press. Constitutionality of Sunday Laws. Morality of the Sabbath. 8. Progress in other cities, and in Europe. 9. Conclusion - Narrow Issues - Quiet Methods - Opposition Unmasked - Manly Action Invoked. 10. Great Public Meeting - Proceedings and Addresses

Sabbath Leaflets, No. 1: THE SABBATH AND GERMAN BEER-GARDENS.

A concluding 4-page pamphlet is titled "Sunday Vice and Crime". Good .

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Book number: 98336

Catalogue: Religion

Keywords: AMERICANA; RELIGION; NEW YORK SABBATH COMMITTEE DOCUMENTS; BLUE LAWS; NORMAN WHITE; JAMES W. BEEKMAN; THE SABBATH IN NEW YORK; RAILROADS AND THE SABBATH; NEWS-CRYING AND THE SABBATH; THE SABBATH IN EUROPE; THE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIC; PETITION WIDER DEN SON

BELLAH, JAMES WARNER; TEAL, VAL; GILCHRIST, ELEANOR; ANDERSON, WILLIAM ASHLEY; SMITH, GEN. HOLLAND M. SMITH; WHITE, LEIGH; ET AL

The Saturday Evening Post, November 20, 1948 - Iwo Jima Cost Too Much / Allah's Oil / Lexington, Kentucky

USA: Curtis, 1948. First Edition. Paperback. Dohanos, Stevan; Bundy, Gilbert; Rabut, Paul; Prins, Kimberly;. 196 pages. Features: Color ad for Kelvinator appliances inside front cover; Nice color 1-page ad for White Trucks features bakery scene; Nice color half-page ad for Bostitch Staplers features romantic cartoon; Vintage full-page two-color ad for Porter-Cable power tools; Very nice half-page color ad for Hires Root Beer shows girls' sleepover scene; Nice 1-page color Packard ad shows crosswalk scene; Photo of Cameron Shipp; Photo of Val Teal and two of her sons; 1-page color ad for Buxton wallets; Nice 1-page color ad for General Tire shows crowded football stadium; Murder for Millions (fiction); Allah's Oil (part 1) - a photo illustrated examination of what the US is doing to get its share of mid-east oil; Stage from Elkhorn (fiction); Color-photo illustrated feature article on Lexington, Kentucky; Holiday for Mother (fiction); The Europeans You Never Heard About - photo-illustrated article wherein Stewart Alsop presents a refreshing cast of characters; Football's Biggest Bargain - article and photos of Oregon's Willamette University; They Fight the Cold War Under Cover - photo-illustrated article presents the story of what our new cloak-and-dagger outfit the CIA, is doing to keep our secrets - and learn the secrets of other nations - with photof of the Director, Rear Admiral R.H. Hillenkoetter; A Husband's Rights (fiction); Iwo Jima Cost Too Much - part 3 of 'Howlin' Mad's Own Story - General Holland M. Smith asserts that naval 'expediency' needlessly increased our losses - with photos; In Quest of Peril (fiction); Baby Sitting is Big Business Now - photo illustrated article on this $750 million dollar business; The Land Where Whoppers Come - article and color photos on the Jan Joaquin Valley; The Parmelees - photo-illustrated article which tells the story of the Yankee family of Ernest Parmelee; Lovely color 1-page Campbell's Tomato Soup ad; Our Next Magic Metal? - photo-illustrated article on Titanium; Dishonored (fiction); 1-page color-photo Christmas ad for General Electric (GE) Electric Clocks; Nice color 1-page Pontiac ad features the DeLuxe Streamliner 2-Door Sedan and DeLuxe Streamliner 4-Door Sedan; 2-page ad for Philco entertainment products; Nice 1-page color ad for Birds Eye sliced peaches; Interesteing Smith-Corona ad includes photo of ladies assembling adding machines in their Groton, NY plant; Color 1-page ad for Mercury cars; Two-page color ad for Heinz Soups; Nice color 1-page ad for RCA Victor radios; Interesting photo-illustrated one-page ad for Aspirin includes photo of the new Bayer plant in Trenton, NJ; Color 1-page photo ad for Koroseal luggage shows black porter scrambling to pick up scattered luggage at curb; Fantastic color 2-page ad for Nash cars; Super color-photo 1-page ad for International Harvester industrial power features clear photo of a large diesel crawler dragging logs; Very nostalgic Boeing 1-page photo ad features close-up photo of a Stratocruiser on runway; Jeris Hair Tonic ad features photo of John Garfield; Armstrong's Industrial Insulations 1-page color ad features intriguing cut-away drawing of busy food terminal to illustrate the many applications of their products; Nice 1-page color ad for Wilson's Hams; *Gorgeous* 2-page color ad for the 1949 Buicks; Elsie the Cow is featured in a 1-page color ad for Borden's Cheeses; Nice 1-page ad for United Air Lines features photo portrait of Captain R.T. Freng; 2-page 2-color ad for U.S. Royal Tires; Esquire Socks 1-page color ad features beautiful ladies; Nice 1-page color ad for Westinghouse electric ranges; Uncommon 1-page ad for Columbia's new Long Playing Microgroove records which can play 45 minutes of music on a single record; 1-page ad for Anco 'Spot-Master' rear-view mirrors; Uncommon one-page ad for the new 1949 Green Renault car from France; Nice 1-page color ad for Ritz Crackers features Canapes; Harvey Marlowe of WPIX is featured in an ad for Edgeworth Pipe Tobacco; 1-page ad for Magnavox entertainment products; Excellent colo; Magazine; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; Percy Finch Alvin F. Harlow Stewart Alsop Al Stump Donald Robinson Jerome Ellison Cameron Shipp George Sessions Perry Thomas R. Henry Nancy Rutledge Martha Albrand The Saturday Evening Post, November 20, 1948 - Iwo Jima Cost Too Much / Allah's Oil / Lexin. Good .

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Book number: 316g2171

Keywords: . . 20 1948 / Allah's / Back Issues Covert Operations

BLUE BOOK (ARED WHITE; ROBERT R. MILL; WILLIAM J. MAKIN; JAMES WEBER LINN; JAY LUCAS; H. BEDFORD-JONES; CAPT. L. B. WILLIAMS; MEIGS FROST; EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS; JAMES FRANCIS DWYER; BILL ADAMS; FULTON GRANT; ALFRED BATSON; MARQUESA NENA DE BELMONTE)

Blue Book Magazine: December, Dec. 1937 ("Tarzan and the Elephant Men")

NY, McCall Co. 1937. SingleIssueMagazine. Vol. 66, No. 2. Pulp magazine. Edited by Donald Kennicutt. Cover art by Herbert Morton Stoops. Includes "Diamond in Spain" (novelette) by Ared White; "Robbery of Convenience" (novelette) by Robert R. Mill; "Pianos for Shanghai" by William J. Makin; "The Hands of King Pi" by James Weber Linn; "The Lynching of Poker Dick" by Jay Lucas; "Warriors in Exile: VII The First American in the Legion" by H. Bedford-Jones; "Son of the Dragon King: Ships and Men XII" by H. Bedford-Jones and Capt. L. B. Williams; "Two Yards of Soldier" by Meigs Frost; "Tarzan and the Elephant Men" (pt. 2 of 3) by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Prize Stories of Real Experience: "A Wanderer's Scrapbook" by James Francis Dwyer; "Flowers of the Sea" by Bill Adams; "Spy Scare" by Fulton Grant; "The Wise Cat of China" by Alfred Batson; "Spanish Battle-Fronts" by Marquesa Nena de Belmonte. Illustrated by John Clymer, Gratton Condon, Peter Kuhlhoff, Jeremy Cannon [Herbert Morton Stoops], Austin Briggs, John Richard Flanagan, Yngve Soderberg, and others. 1.25" loss at spine head; corners of both cover worn away at upper foredge (see scan; rear is same); creasing; rubbing; tanning; a little stress. Good.

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Book number: PR510

Catalogue: Pulps

Keywords: Adventure Action Fiction Fantasy Science Fiction Adventure Pulps

BOVA, BEN (ED); JOSEPH GREEN; SPIDER ROBINSON; KEVIN O'DONNELL, JR.; JOE HALDEMAN; JAMES WHITE; NORMAN SPINRAD; LORD ST. DAVIDS; BOB BUCKLEY; ROBERT S. RICHARDSON

Analog: Science Fiction/Science Fact (Vol. XCV, No. 10, October 1975) "Star Probe"

NY: Conde Nast Publications, 1975. First Edition Thus. First Printing. Magazine. Illustrated by Kelly Freas (cover). Cover by Kelly Freas for "Star Probe" (pt. 1 of 3) by Joseph Green. Includes "Unnatural Causes" (novelette; Callahan series) by Spider Robinson; "The Tripper" by Kevin O'Donnell, Jr.; "Anniversary Project" by Joe Haldeman; "Nuisance Value" by James White; "Sierra Maestra" by Norman Spinrad; "In the High Court of Justice" by Lord St. Davids. Science Fact: "Why We Will Find Life on Mars" by Bob Buckley; "Are there 'Bears' on Mars?" by Robert S. Richardson. Reader's Departments: "The Editor's Page: The SF Game"; "In Times to Come"; "The Reference Library" by Lester del Rey; "Brass Tacks"; "The Analytical Laboratory. Light wear above spine, mild water damage on front/back cover, else fine. NEAR FINE. Analog Series. 12mo 7" - 7½" tall. 178 pp. Near Fine with no dust jacket .

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Book number: 12134

Catalogue: Science Fiction

Keywords: Science Fiction Analog Science Fiction Science, Medicine & Technology

Boyd White, James

This Book of Starres _ Learning to Read George Herbert

Ann Arbor, University of Michigan Press, 1997. Paperback Octavo. Paperback. illustrated wraps, 292 pp, stain on first pages. Very good .

San Francisco Book CompanyProfessional seller

Book number: 66366

Catalogue: Literary Criticism

Keywords: Poetry, Theology

F&SF (JAMES WHITE; DORIS PITKIN BUCK; ROBERT J. TILLEY; GERTRUDE FRIEDBERG; GRENDEL BRIARTON - AKA R. BRETNOR; KIT REED; FRITZ LEIBER; MIRIAM ALLEN DEFORD; TERRY CARR; ISAAC ASIMOV; G. C. EDMONDSON; PAUL SEABURY; ROBERT L. FISH)

The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (F&Sf): April, Apr. 1963

NY, Mercury Press. 1963. SingleIssueMagazine. Vol. 24, No. 4. Edited by Avram Davidson & Edward L. Ferman. Cover art by Emsh for "Fast Trip" (novelet) by James White. Includes "Still Shall the Lovers" (verse) by Doris Pitkin Buck; "Place of Refuge" by Robert J. Tilley; "The Short and Happy Death of George Frumkin" by Gertrude Friedberg; "Science: The Rigid Vacuum" by Isaac Asimov; "Ferdinand Feghoot: LXI" by Grendel Briarton (Reginald Bretnor); "Tell Me Doctor - Please" by Kit Reed; "Kindergarten" by Fritz Leiber; "Voyage of the Deborah Pratt" by Miriam Allen DeFord; "Books" (reviews) by Avram Davidson; "The Old Man of the Mountains" by Terry Carr; "My Son, The Physicist!" by Isaac Asimov; "The World Must Never Know" by G. C. Edmondson; "The Histronaut" by Paul Seabury; "Not Counting Bridges" by Robert L. Fish; "Editorial". Edge nicks and wear; light lean; tanning. Very Good.

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Book number: PP1017

Catalogue: Magazines

Keywords: Science Fiction Fantasy Periodicals Science Fiction Magazines Fantasy Magazines

F&SF (JAMES WHITE; GRENDEL BRIARTON - AKA R. BRETNOR; KATE WILHELM; JAY WILLIAMS; MARCIA RUSSELL; RON GOULART; ISAAC ASIMOV; ALFRED BESTER; NILS T. PETERSON; POUL ANDERSON; JAMES SPENCER)

The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (F&Sf): January, Jan. 1962

NY, Mercury Press. 1962. Single Issue Magazine. Vol. 22, No. 1. Edited by Robert P. Mills. Cover art by Mel Hunter. Includes "Christmas Treason" (short novelet) by James White; "Ferdinand Feghoot: XLVII" by Grendel Briarton [R. Bretnor]; "A Time to Keep" by Kate Wilhelm; "Interplanetary Sex" by Jay Williams; "The Deer Park" by Marcia Russell; "Please Stand By" by Ron Goulart; "Science: The Modern Demonology" by Isaac Asimov; "Books" (reviews) by Alfred Bester; "Prelude to a Long Walk" by Nils T. Peterson; "Progress" (novelet) by Poul Anderson; "To the Stars" (verse) by James Spencer. Minor stress cracks; tanning; minor creasing and edge chips.. Very Good+.

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Book number: PR2184

Catalogue: Magazines

Keywords: Fantasy Science Fiction Horror Magazines Christmas Science Fiction Magazines Fantasy Magazines