How do we know what we “know”?. Published by George Allen and Unwin LTD, 1956. Third Impression. Very good hardcover, in good dustjacket, tears & edgewear to dj repaired with archival tape. Tight binding, solid spine, clean unmarked text, 8vo, index, 538 pages.
Illustrated hardcover. Thumb Index. Classic published by the Culinary Arts institute. Dated 1956. This edition includes Product Ad pages.
Author: Thomas Heath.
The product is a vintage 1956 hardcover book titled “New York State Historical Association” by Mary E. Cunningham. Published by the State Historical Association in Cooperstown, NY, this volume is intended for young adults and adults interested in local history. With 476 pages, this ex-library book offers knowledge about the historical era of the 1950s in the United States, making it a valuable addition to any literary collection. The intriguing information in this book extends throughout the upstate area to all the way down to New York City. The pages are crisp, no rips or highlighting.
The manual is an incredible shape for me in 1956. The spiral is very smooth and turns very fluidly. There is one small tear at the bottom left hand corner of the cover. Otherwise the book is in great shape with standard edgeware for
The Railway Operating Rules Manual Paperback Book from 1964 TM 55-200 is a vintage nonfiction novel aimed at young adults and adults. It features illustrations, drawings, and focuses on topics related to railway regulations, signaling, technical manuals, references, and rules. Published by Books in the United States, this 1st printing edition offers insights into the world of engineering, transportation, and military history, making it a valuable addition to any collection for those interested in the subject matter.
This listing is for a vintage 1956 edition of “Reviewing Latin Two Years” by Eli Blume, published by AMSCO School Publications. This educational textbook is designed for students studying Latin, likely at a high school level, offering a comprehensive review for examinations. The book features drawings by Edna F. Miller. It is a softcover format and shows signs of age and use consistent with a vintage schoolbook, including wear to the cover, some tears, and handwritten inscriptions on the inside front cover and title page. Despite its age, it remains a fascinating piece of educational history and a functional resource for Latin study. Please refer to the images for a detailed view of the condition.
“Born to Trot”. by Marguerite Henry. Rand McNally, 1956. 226 pages. But all he ever does is practice. He’s still too young and inexperienced to drive in a real race. Only he knows he’s ready for the big league.
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Delve into the richness of Chinese literature with Mao Tun’s “Spring Silkworms and Other Stories.” Published in 1956 by the Foreign Language Press, this hardcover edition is a treasure for enthusiasts of world literature and classics. The collection offers a glimpse into the intricate narratives and profound storytelling that has resonated with readers for generations. This first edition international edition brings the stories to an English-speaking audience, with an ISBN of 999157736X. The book’s 278 pages are bound in a hardcover format, complete with a dust jacket, and it weighs approximately 0.85 pounds. It’s an ideal addition to any literary collection, appealing to both adults and young adults who have a taste for nuanced fiction.
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