This vintage hardcover book titled “Color TV Servicing” by Walter H. Buchsbaum is a 2nd edition instructional guide published by Prentice Hall in 1968. With 272 pages, it provides detailed information on television and video technology and engineering, making it an ideal read for young adults and adults alike. Free Shipping to Lower 48 Only.
Has some black paint on the outer cover some volumes missing 3 an 14 The product described is a vintage first edition hardcover book titled “Popular Mechanics Do-It-Yourself Encyclopedia” from the 1960s. It belongs to the Insight Guides series and falls under the genre of leisure, hobbies, and lifestyle. The book is intended for adult audiences and provides nonfiction information on various do-it-yourself projects. The remaining missing pages are captured in the provided picture for reference. This book could be a valuable addition for those interested in retro DIY projects and home improvement.
The product is a vintage horror novel titled “Witch” by Abby Kedabra, published by Scholastic in 1968. This first printing edition is aimed at young adults and adults, offering fictional tales in English language. The book falls under the genre of children’s and young adult literature, making it suitable for readers aged 9-12 and older. The paperback format and United States origin add to the historical and collectible value of this vintage horror classic.
This is a first edition, second printing of this classic field guide. Printed, decorated end papers. It contains black and white illustrations and color plates.Entries are arranged by color, form and detail.
The product is a set of 9 hardcover books titled “The Living Bible Encyclopedia in Story and Pictures” published in the 1960s by H.S. Stuttman Co, Inc. in the United States. Each book is filled with stories and pictures that aim to make the Bible more accessible and engaging for readers. It is a valuable resource for those looking to deepen their understanding of the Bible through a combination of storytelling and visual imagery.
Cover copy notes the novel’s origin in Galaxy Science Fiction, and interior pages reference other Bradbury titles available from Ballantine.
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This is a hardcover book. There are handwritten notes throughout the book (see pictures), but no effect to its reading. In overall very good condition.
Published by Salem Kirban, Inc., printed in Great Britain. It is in very good used condition with very little wear. No writing inside. Slip case has minor wear. Words of Christ in red. Item will be safely boxed.
What Do People Do All Day? – Hardcover By Scarry, Richard – GOOD Product Id:0394818237 Condition:USED_GOOD Notes:Item in good condition. Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc…
