William post jr (152 risultati)

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No Binding. Condizione: Very Good. ORIGINAL Articles, disbound from USGS Professional Paper; no covers; in very good condition. Journal.

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Hardcover. Condizione: Used: Good. First edition. Hardcover in good condition, spotting to the covers. Contributions from the Charleston Museum XVIII. Annotated checklist with complete status and distribution information.

Magazine. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. A large glossy-paged magazine measuring 10-5/8" by 13-1/2" and containing 102 pages including front and rear covers (please note that entry and subscription cards, attached to this issue, were counted as pages by The Saturday Evening Post - this is a complete issue). With cover photo portrait of J. Edgar Hoover and lengthy inside feature, well-illustrated with photographs, entitled Hoover of the FBI. Other contents include: commentary Colleges are Obsolete by Robert M. Hutchins; Alone Against the Sea (on William Willis); short story To Be a Hero by Richard Yates; short story The Secret Infidelity of Arthur Nydes by Ann Bayer; Bill Cosby: Variety is the Life of Spies ("For the first time, a Negro stars in a TV series - and he won't sing, dance or play the second banana"); "I'm just an ordinary girl" by Pete Hamill (article on, and interview of, murderer Sharon Kinne). Condition: mailing label to lower right corner of front cover; in light to moderately worn and rubbed covers.…

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Magazine. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. A large glossy-paged magazine measuring 10-5/8" by 13-1/2" and containing 124 pages including front and rear covers (please note that an entry card, attached to this issue, was counted as two pages by The Saturday Evening Post - this is a complete issue). With cover photo of Jacqueline Kennedy placed in the center of the twelve zodiac signs, and accompanying article entitled A Look at Tomorrow ("For 5,000 years astrologers have survived despite ridicule, persecution and their own mistakes. Today some 10 million Americans follow this ancient art"; with sidebar containing Jacqueline Kennedy's chart and astrological reading by Zoltan S. Mason; sidebar containing Lyndon B. Johnson's chart and astrological reading by Constella - Shirley Spencer). Other highlights include: commentary We Must Colonize Vietnam by Jim Morris; Russia at the Crossroads by Robert Sherrod ("At the Party Congress, the men who seized power from Khrushchev will be tested and judged by the way they meet Russia's enduring problems"); Part Two of Papa Hemingway by A. E. Hotchner ("Fighting the pain of his injuries with Scotch, fleeing the fame of his Nobel Prize, he slowly found his way back to the good times"); short story The Kangaroo Lottery by Kenneth Lamott; short story The Fugitive by Rhys Davies; A Last Cigar for a Last Hurrah? ("Fighting for his eighth straight basketball championship, Celtics' coach Red Auerbach hopes to retire in a victorious cloud of smoke"). In light to moderately worn and rubbed covers.…

Magazine. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. A large glossy-paged magazine measuring 10-1/2" by 13-1/4" and containing 94 pages including front and rear covers (please note that entry and subscription cards, attached to this issue, were counted as pages by The Saturday Evening Post - this is a complete issue). With cover photo of Tony Curtis as The Boston Strangler, with an accompanying feature entitled "Tony Curtis: 'It's a Brand-New Ball Game'". Other highlights include: column Points West by John Gregory Dunne and Joan Didion (this column entitled Quebec Zero); Can These People Tell the Future? (on Vanderburgh County, Indiana: "Since 1896 a county in Indiana has voted for the winning ticket in every national election but one. How will it vote this coming November? And why? A special Post poll tells the answers"); Pop Goes the Poster by Herbert Gold ("Freaky, funny and fashionable, these are the signs of our times"); Letter From the CIA by Anne Chamberlin; How We Beat the Blockbusters by Rabbi Howard Singer ("The author's home town was about to be stampeded into becoming a suburban Negro ghetto. He tried moralizing, then appealed to the law for help, both without success. As a last resort, he led an unprecedented counterattack on the enemy's one vulnerable point - his wallet"); short story A Fool of a Man by Sean O'Faolain; short story Sunday Is a Narrow Place by Morton Fineman; "An Hour or so of Hell" ("He has been called unbelievable, the greatest goalie in hockey. But to Glenn Hall, tense, sleepless and scarred, every game is 'An Hour or so of Hell'"). In lightly worn covers.…

No Binding. Condizione: VG+. A VG or better original 8 X 10 still. Photographic Image.

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Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. No Jacket. 2nd Edition. x, 202 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm ISBN 9780962628504, 0962628506 OCLC 23609510 SIGNED by Peter Simon on the half-title ; photographic color stiff paper wrappers ; includes writings by Nancy Slonim Aronie, Barbara Lazear Ascher, Susan Branch, Robert Brustein, Art Buchwald, Douglas Cabral, James P Comer, Philip R Craig, Walter Cronkite, Ram Dass, Stephen Davis, Jib Ellis, Peter Feibleman, James S Gordon, Lisa Grunwald, James hart, Stan Hunt, John Hough, Jr, Ward Just, Jim Kaplan, Gerald R. Kelly, Richard Louris, Eileen Maley, Phyllis Meras, Victor Pisano, Robert post, Arnie reisman, Dionis Coffin Riggs, Jay Sapir, Anne W. Simon, Carly Simon, Richard C Skidmore, William Styron, John Updike, Mike Wallace, Harvey Wasserman, Joel Zoss ; essays include: Introduction -- In Praise of Vineyard Haven -- Menemsha -- On the Roads -- Conquest-watching -- Island from the Sea -- A Noble Avocation -- The Side of the Brook -- I look for the vineyard everywhere -- First Impressions -- A Floating World -- Celebrity Status -- Snow Walk -- Sunday Pastime -- Lambert's Cove -- On Solitude -- Vineyard Seasons -- A Tall Island, Indeed -- Vacation Cause & Effect -- A Haven on the Vineyard -- Oak Bluffs -- Alone and Together -- No Exit From Eden -- Going Barefoot -- A Journey Home -- Vineyard Golf-A Love Story -- Observations On A Nude Beach -- The Golden Goose Goes Honkey Tonk -- Island Boomers-They Saw, They Acculturated -- "Year-Rounder Solves Island Problems!" -- Housebroken -- Edgartown: Leather and Lace -- Afternoon With Moshup -- A Stroll Through West Tisbury -- Chilmark; Two Words Is Not Enough -- The Big Picture -- Vineyard Passage -- Island Trilogy ; scarce items from these authors ; FINE. Signed by Author(s). Book. …

Gebunden. Condizione: New. KlappentextrnrnThis book takes a twelve year old girl through her life to age twenty-nine. Her name is Nora Wilson. Her next door neighbor becomes her best friend and business partner. His name is Wally Daily. Even though Wally is twelve yea.