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  • 1956 Tajik Primer, Tajik SSR

    1956 Tajik Primer, Tajik SSR PRICE $300 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Alphabet, by X. Karimov, Stalinabad [Dushanbe]: Tajikistan State Publishing House, 1956. Good . Boards toned and worn, dings to top edges of front boards, pages toned, front hinge cracked. Gray cloth spine with color illustrated paper-covered boards. Text in Tajik. Many illustrations. Folded printed alphabet sheet laid in. School primer published during the era of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic. Many illustrations reflect Russification policies with depictions of obedient children studying, tractors and orderly agricultural scenes, factories, military equipment, Moscow landmarks, Lenin, and women hard at work with sewing machines. Not in WorldCat.; 96 pages . PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from Old Saratoga Books 1967 Bartending Manual See Item 1912 Children's book Some Little Cooks and What They Did See Item Signed copy of Newbery Honor book, The Singing Tree by Kate Seredy See Item 1956 Tajik Primer, Tajik SSR See Item

  • Signed: The American Commonwealth by James Bryce – 1913 Revision 2-Volume Set

    Signed: The American Commonwealth by James Bryce – 1913 Revision 2-Volume Set PRICE $ 600 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile A rare and historically significant two-volume set of The American Commonwealth by James Bryce, each volume personally signed and dated by the author on April 23, 1913. This "New Edition, completely revised throughout with additional chapters" reflects Bryce’s updated analysis of American political institutions at a pivotal moment just before World War I. Significance of the Signature: Both volumes are personally signed and dated by James Bryce on the half-title page (April 23, 1913), shortly after his tenure as British Ambassador to the United States (1907–1913) and just before he returned to his native England. His diplomatic career and deep appreciation for American governance add considerable historical weight to these signed volumes. Each book also carries a small gold foil Brentano’s Washington bookstore label, a prestigious bookseller known for providing fine editions in the early 20th century. PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from About Those Books Spirit of Borneo Martin & Osa Johnson Journey – 2012 1st Ed HCDJ in Slipcase See Item Ernest Hemingway The Sun Also Rises – 1930 Modern Library First Edition See Item Signed: The American Commonwealth by James Bryce – 1913 Revision 2-Volume Set See Item Sigmund Freud 1893 First Edition Cerebral Diplegia Neurology See Item See Hear Yoko – Signed by Yoko Ono, Bob Gruen & Jody Denberg 2015 Lennon Legacy See Item The Complete Works of Laurence Sterne - 1779 Armitage Edition Rebound in Leather See Item Whispers from Eternity – Swami Yogananda – 1929 2nd Ed Signed 1933 Inscription See Item

  • Bookmarc's

    Continue VISIT WEBSITE Bookmarc's OWNER: Marc C. Williams Member since: 2004 (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 20 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): bookmarcs@gmail.com 8324743973 3302 Clarksville Street, La Porte, TX, 77571, United States More about this bookseller 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale

  • Identifying Book Club Editions | Independent Online Booksellers Association

    Some book club editions look like first editions, but they seldom are. This page provides images for some of the tell-tale signs of the book club edition. Identifying Book Club Editions Some book club editions look like first editions, but they seldom are. This page provides images for some of the tell-tale signs of the book club edition. The book on the left is the first trade edition; the one on the right is a book club. A book club edition is quite often of smaller size and printed on lower quality paper than the regular trade edition. There may be other subtle differences in the jacket design. Note the position of the letter “R” in “BEAR” and the position of the yellow flower above (or in the case of the book club, behind) the “A” of “JEAN”. Another aspect of what is often a cheaper overall design is the absence of a headband on some book club editions. The picture at left shows the top page edges of a book club edition and the first trade edition of the same title. Note the striped headband on the book on the bottom. The book on the top, missing this element, is the book club edition. Most often, a jacket without a price is a book club edition. Exceptions do occur, primarily with books that can be expected to have a long shelf life and thus are subject to price changes during the life of a single printing. Examples of non-book club books that often have no price include the following: high-end art books, university press books, text books, and some small press books. Some book club editions are quite blunt about it, with a statement directly on the jacket. The reverse of the title page may carry an advertising statement. Many book club editions have a small blind stamp on the lower right hand corner of the back cover. The stamps come in a variety of shapes, including circles, squares, dots, stars, and maple leaves. The sample at left shows, in order, a rectangle, a square, and a maple leaf. A short string of numbers and capital letters printed vertically near the gutter on one of the back pages is a sign of a book club edition. (Also see Quality Paperback Book Club sample at the bottom of the page.) A string of four or five numbers in a box of contrasting color on the back cover may be a book club marker. This rule of thumb is fairly reliable for science fiction books, but be careful when applying it to other types. A few mainstream publishers display “numbers in a box” on regular books. Simon & Schuster currently uses an eight digit code — month, year, FPT (Freight Pass-Through) price. McGraw-Hill and Prentice-Hall used boxed code numbers before the ISBN became standard. Like hardcover book clubs, there is also a paperback book club. Quality Paperback Book Club editions have the following characteristics: 1) no price; 2) (often) an alphanumeric code printed in the margin of the last printed page; 3) the statement “Printed in the USA.” on the back cover. These books may otherwise look just like a regular trade paperback, or may be mistaken for an ARC (advance reading copy). Initial text and images courtesy of Alice Voith of My Wings Books. Please send comments to us at resources@ioba.org . Last updated May 17, 2016.

  • Life of Prince Eugene of Savoy

    Life of Prince Eugene of Savoy PRICE 4700 $ PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Pp. Frontispiece with portrait + [22] + 394 + 16 (9 multiple folded) leaves with copperplate engravings and battle plans. Complete. Dimensions: 24,5 x 18 cm. Binding: Middle 19th century half leather binding. Decorated and lettered spine reinforced. Worn, corners damaged. Condition: Frontispiece damaged (see scan) and pasted on flyleaf. Some writings and underlining on the title and a few pages on the beginning. Otherwise, nice and clean copy. PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from Sigedon LTD Original movie poster Call Of The Wild See Item Rare Jesuit Account Report See Item UTI EMLÉKEZETEK AMERIKÁBÓL (Travel Memories from America) See Item Life of Prince Eugene of Savoy See Item Le grand voyage du pays des Hurons (The great journey in the country of Huron in America) See Item

  • FLIER (FLYER)

    FLIER (FLYER) < Back to Terminology List FLIER (FLYER) General A printed leaflet, handbill, circular, or broadside, generally used for advertising or promotion. Typically, it is a single, flat leaf, but may be folded. Collectors sometimes classify a flier as Ephemera. Flier can be spelled flyer. Previous Next

  • COPPERPLATE

    COPPERPLATE < Back to Terminology List COPPERPLATE Feature Illustrations produced when the original printing plate was engraved on copper; this method was introduced before the end of the 15th century. To some extent, they replaced the woodcut, which regained considerable popularity later on. Previous Next

  • J. Lawton Booksellers

    Continue VISIT WEBSITE J. Lawton Booksellers OWNER: James Lawton Member since: 2023 (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: % COUPON CODE (if applicable): info@jlawton.com 6173617100 6173617100 P.O. Box 392, Readville, MA, 02137, United States More about this bookseller 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale

  • Black Paw Books

    Continue VISIT WEBSITE Black Paw Books OWNER: Charles Schmieg Member since: 2015 (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 20 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): charles@blackpawbooks.com 6177505760 6177505760 P.O. Box 3, Marshfield Hills, MA, 02051, United States More about this bookseller Black Paw Books is located on Boston’s South Shore, with approximately 3,000 titles available for sale. I am a generalist, but have numerous titles related to British colonial history, the Anglican Church (English Reformation), and South Asia. 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale All purchases may be returned within 30 days for a full refund.

  • Pistil Books Online

    Continue VISIT WEBSITE Pistil Books Online OWNER: Amy Candiotti and Sean Carlson Member since: 2006 Independent booksellers since 1993. (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 10 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): pistil@pistilbooks.net 206-323-9370 PO Box 20213 212 Broadway E, Seattle, WA, 98102, United States More about this bookseller Pistil Books Online is an independent bookstore established in 1993, starting out as a neighborhood brick and mortar bookstore in Seattle. We sell used books in all categories, with an inventory of over 14,000 titles. 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale

  • SHELF-BACK

    SHELF-BACK < Back to Terminology List SHELF-BACK Feature The spine of a book. Previous Next

  • SIGNATURE

    SIGNATURE < Back to Terminology List SIGNATURE Feature A printed sheet of paper, folded to size and ready for sewing (i.e.: large paper folded in half, fourths, eighths, sixteenths, or thirty-seconds). Relevant to books that are sewn together as distinct from many modern books where pages are glued together at the spine. Previous Next

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