comstock jim editor (8 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Pictorial hardcover with library discard stamp on front endsheet. No other marks. Apparently uncirculated. Your purchase benefits literacy and summer reading programs in Cincinnati and Hamilton County, Ohio. We ship every business day. All books ship in cardboard bookfolds with delivery confirmation. Sets or unusually heavy items ship in a box.

Hard Cover. 239 pgs. Gilmer, Ritchie, Lincoln, Wayne. Very Good hardcover copy in cloth. (shop).

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Without Dust Jacket. Nonauthor gift inscription. Name on title page.

Hard Cover. 244 pgs. Hardesty's Doddridge/Marion/Upshur/Whetzel. Very Good hardcover copy in cloth. (shop).

Paperback. Condizione: Good condition. NOT a library discard (illustratore). 1st Pocket Books Edition (so stated). Pocket Books, 1969. Good condition. Moderate cover wear. A solid reading copy. 95 cents cover price. Pocket Books #77081. Bound in the original pictorial wraps. 1st Pocket Books Edition (so stated). Mass Market Paperback. Good condition. Illus. by NOT a library discard. 316 pages. Great Packaging, Fast Shipping.

. (illustratore). Condition: Near Fine: Clean, straight, unmarked, with a little foxing on the title pages and last pages of each volume; a small waterstain at top of vol 2 title page and next few leaves. Otherwise perfect. Hardcover in brown cloth with gilt titles, 8.8", 556 pages. 256 of the pages are stuffed with double-column text, arranged encyclopedically following keywords, including some songs, descriptions of people, stories, recordings, etc/: however Cox and John Hardy-John Henry set off extensive quoted sections in single-column format, 130 pages from a WPA booklet edited by John Harrington Cox, who earlier edited the 1925 Folk Songs of the South including 35 songs with music, and Cox?s notes; the John Henry section quotes the entire 142-page study by Louis Chappell, 144 pages, including many versions of songs. then the encyclopedia resumes. . .

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. Heavily illuatrated with photographs (illustratore). First Edition. Near fine in cloth-covered in very good dust jacket with edgewear. Comstock was the publisher of The News Leader (Richwood) and The West Virginia Hillbilly and edited the 51-volume West Virginia Heritage Encyclopedia.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. [Primarily contains short biographical and historical sketches of people and places in West Virginia] 51 volumes total. Hardcover. Spines sunned of original encyclopedia volumes. Generally clean, unmarked pages. Three volumes (v.21, 23, 24) have ugly water damage and stains. Includes: West Virginia Heritage Encyclopedia (v.1-10, 12-18, 20-21, 23, 24); Supplemental Encyclopedia (v.1-9, 12-25); West Virginia Heritage (v.1, 3-6); Three additional volumes: West Virginia Women, W.VA People and Places, Ritin' and railin'. (53 volumes total) Original encyclopedia contents: v. 1. A to Atkinson; v. 2. Atkinson to Black; v. 3. Black, Louis to Bruce Barton; v. 4. Bruce, C.H.R. to centennial catalogue; v. 5. Centennial catalogue to Coppinger; v. 6. Copsy, John to Diss Debar; v. 7. Diss Debar to first sawmill; v. 8. First sawmill to Garnett, Gen; v. 9. Garnett, William to Greenbrier County; v. 10. Greenbrier County to Hays Creek; v. 12. Iron furnace to Laidly, John; v. 13. Laidley, William Sidney to Mann, Isaac; v. 14. Manning, Andrew to military line; v. 15 Military telegraph to Morris, Benjamin; v. 16. Morris, Benjamin to Ohio Valley; v. 17. Ohio Valley College to Pocahontas Times; v. 18. Pocahontas Trail to Reuther, Victor; v. 20. Schaie, Klaus Warner to Staats Mill; v. 21. Stacey, Arthur E. to Traubert, Charles Herbert; v. 23. Werner, William Lewis to Women's Reformatory; v. 24. Woo, George to Young, Ivan E. ; West Virginians who made good outside the state.