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GOSNELL** KELVIN General editor: artwork by David Jackson:
2000 A.D. ANNUAL1980.
<p>UKQrto HBno dw/djas issued1st edn.Annuals were published in the year's eg 1978 Christmas market and dated with the forthcoming year datei.e. published 1978 and given Annual date of 1979. NMINT.No owner inscrptnno price-clip to ffe. Pictorial colour illustratedlaminated bds; with negligible shelf-wear and no bumping or splits and nicks - minisculely bumped and rubbed to foot of spine/backstrip.Top fore-edges colouredcontents near pristine.UKslim Qrto HB1st edn4-127pp includes colour photographic fepb/w comic strip rear epb/wcolour comic stripsb/w colour photographsstoriesarticlesand a 2000 A.D. IQ quiz.First story/strip: "Benny's Tale" last story/strip: "Guinea Pig". In the early 1970's with the traditional British boys comics dying on their feet Pat Mills and John Wagner were part of a renaissance that began in I.P.C's girl's titles Tammy and Sandie.'Ella on Easy Street' and 'Back Stab Ballerina' ushered in a new realism in comics the "soap opera element" as Pat Mills called it.Out of that was to come the new realistic war comic Battle Picture Weekly created by both Mills and Wagner and launched in 1975. Alsoin 1976 I.P.C. Magazines launched a wild- child on the news-stands called Action.The winning formula was to take themes that were popular in films and television as a meter for kid's tastes and turn them into colourfulkinetic comic strips. 'Action'originally seen as anti-authoritarianvicious and dangerousbut it was lifeblood to its audience:against all oddsthe circulation began to rise as word spread about the comic with attitude.Once the shape of 'Action' had been moulded and an editor appointed Pat Mills was invited to create another new title and was given unprecedented licence and freedom by I.P.C.'s management.The idea for a science fiction comic came from Kelvin Gosnellfresh out of the company's Competitions department but destined to be 2000AD's first editor.Gosnell had read an article about SF movies being made in Hollywood.Films such as Rollerball and Logan's Run mixed futuristic adventure with violence in the style of Pat Mill's new vision for comicsand with Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind on the horizon a science fiction comic was a potential winner.The idea evolved into the seminal 2000ADa distillation of film and television hits and potential hits processed by Pat Mills and further distorted with a futuristic twist.If 'Action' was the punk of I.P.C.'s comics 2000AD was Death Race 2000filled with gutsybloody stories that struck a nerve. See also rja1954 rja1955 rja1957 to rja1964. Please contact rpaxtonden@blueyonder.co.uk because of the lighter weight of this itemfor correct shipping/Pp quotes - particularly ALL overseas buyers - BEFORE ordering through the order page!</p> LONDON.FLEETWAY/I.P.C,1979. hardcover
Bookseller reference : rja1956 ISBN : 0850373913 9780850373912
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GOSNELL** KELVIN General editor: artwork by Emberton DREDD + O'Neill art:
2000 A.D. ANNUAL1983.
<p>UKQrto HBno dw/djas issued1st edn.Annuals were published in the year's eg 1978 Christmas market and dated with the forthcoming year datei.e. published 1978 and given Annual date of 1979. NMINT.No owner inscrptnand no price-clip to ffe.Pictorial colour illustratedlaminated bds; with negligible shelf-wear and no bumping or splits and nicksspine/backstrip intact.Topfore-edges coloured; contents near pristine.UKslim Qrto HB1st edn4-126pp includes colour cartoon fep b/w comic strip rear epb/wcolour comic stripsb/wcolour photographsstories articlesand quizzes.First story/strip: "Strontium Dog" last story/strip:"Harlem Heroes". In the early 1970'swith the traditional British boys comics dying on their feetPat Mills and John Wagner were part of a renaissance that began in I.P.C's girl's titles Tammy and Sandie.'Ella on Easy Street' and 'Back Stab Ballerina' ushered in a new realism in comics the "soap opera element" as Pat Mills called it.Out of that was to come the newrealistic war comic Battle Picture Weeklycreated by both Mills and Wagnerand launched in 1975.Alsoin 1976I.P.C. Magazines launched a wild-child on the news-stands called Action.The winning formula was to take themes that were popular in films and television as a meter for kid's tastes and turn them into colourfulkinetic comic strips. 'Action'originally seen as anti-authoritarianvicious and dangerousbut it was lifeblood to its audience:against all oddsthe circulation began to rise as word spread about the comic with attitude. Once the shape of 'Action' had been moulded and an editor appointed Pat Mills was invited to create another new titleand was given unprecedented licence and freedom by I.P.C.'s management.The idea for a science fiction comic came from Kelvin Gosnellfresh out of the company's Competitions department but destined to be 2000AD's first editor.Gosnell had read an article about SF movies being made in Hollywood.Films such as Rollerball and Logan's Run mixed futuristic adventure with violence in the style of Pat Mill's new vision for comics and with Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind on the horizona science fiction comic was a potential winner. The idea evolved into the seminal 2000ADa distillation of film and television hits and potential hits processed by Pat Mills and further distorted with a futuristic twist.If 'Action' was the punk of I.P.C.'s comics 2000AD was Death Race 2000filled with gutsybloody stories that struck a nerve. See also rja1954 to rja1957and rja1959 to rja1964 inclusive. Please contact rpaxtonden@blueyonder.co.uk because of the lighter weight of this itemfor correct shipping/Pp quotes - particularly ALL overseas buyers - BEFORE ordering through the order page!</p> LONDON.FLEETWAY/I.P.C,1982. hardcover
Bookseller reference : rja1958 ISBN : 0850377609 9780850377606
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GOSNELL** KELVIN General editor: artwork by David Jackson:
2000 A.D. ANNUAL1980.
<p>UKslim Qrto HBno dw/djas issued1st edn.Annuals were published in the year's eg 1978 Christmas market and dated with the forthcoming year datei.e. published 1978 and given Annual date of 1979. FINE.No owner inscrptnbut price-clipped to ffe.Pictorial colour illustratedlaminated bds; with negligible shelf-wear and lightly bumped corners with no splits or nicks.Topfore-edges coloured contents near pristine.UKslim Qrto HB1st edn4-127pp includes colour photographic fepb/w comic strip rear epb/wcolour comic stripsb/wcolour photographsstoriesarticlesand a 2000 A.D. IQ quiz.First story/strip: "Benny's Tale"last story/strip:"Guinea Pig". In the early 1970's with the traditional British boys comics dying on their feet Pat Mills and John Wagner were part of a renaissance that began in I.P.C's girl's titles Tammy and Sandie 'Ella on Easy Street' and 'Back Stab Ballerina' ushered in a new realism in comics the "soap opera element" as Pat Mills called it.Out of that was to come the new realistic war comic Battle Picture Weekly created by both Mills and Wagner and launched in 1975. Alsoin 1976I.P.C. Magazines launched a wild-child on the news-stands called Action.The winning formula was to take themes that were popular in films and television as a meter for kid's tastes and turn them into colourfulkinetic comic strips. 'Action'originally seen as anti-authoritarianvicious and dangerousbut it was lifeblood to its audience:against all oddsthe circulation began to rise as word spread about the comic with attitude.Once the shape of 'Action' had been moulded and an editor appointed Pat Mills was invited to create another new title and was given unprecedented licence and freedom by I.P.C.'s management.The idea for a science fiction comic came from Kelvin Gosnellfresh out of the company's Competitions department but destined to be 2000AD's first editor.Gosnell had read an article about SF movies being made in Hollywood.Films such as Rollerball and Logan's Run mixed futuristic adventure with violence in the style of Pat Mill's new vision for comicsand with Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind on the horizon a science fiction comic was a potential winner.The idea evolved into the seminal 2000AD a distillation of film and television hits and potential hits processed by Pat Mills and further distorted with a futuristic twist.If 'Action' was the punk of I.P.C.'s comics 2000AD was Death Race 2000 filled with gutsy bloody stories that struck a nerve.See also rja1954rja1956 to rja1964. Please contact rpaxtonden@blueyonder.co.uk because of the lighter weight of this itemfor correct shipping/Pp quotes - particularly ALL overseas buyers - BEFORE ordering through the order page!</p> LONDON.FLEETWAY/I.P.C,1979. hardcover
Bookseller reference : rja1955 ISBN : 0850373913 9780850373912
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GOSNELL** KELVIN General editor: artwork by David Jackson:
2000 A.D. ANNUAL1980.
<p>LONDON.FLEETWAY/I.P.C1979.UKslim Qrto HBno dw/djas issued1st edn. Annuals were published in the year's eg 1978 Christmas market and dated with the forthcoming year datei.e. published 1978 and given Annual date of 1979. FINE.No owner inscrptnand no price-clip to ffebut an adhesivewhite paper label over publisher price.Pictorial colour illustratedlaminated bds; with negligible shelf-wear and no bumping or splits and nicks and the tiniest amount of rubbing to head of spine/backstrip's rear bd edge.Topfore-edges colouredcontents near pristine.UKslim Qrto HB1st edn4-127pp includes colour photographic fepb/w comic strip rear epb/wcolour comic stripsb/wcolour photographsstoriesarticles and a 2000AD. IQ quiz.First story/strip: "Benny's Tale"last story/strip: "Guinea Pig". In the early 1970's with the traditional British boys comics dying on their feet Pat Mills and John Wagner were part of a renaissance that began in I.P.C's girl's titlesTammy and Sandie'Ella on Easy Street' and 'Back Stab Ballerina' ushered in a new realism in comicsthe "soap opera element" as Pat Mills called it.Out of that was to come the newrealistic war comic Battle Picture Weeklycreated by both Mills and Wagnerand launched in 1975. Alsoin 1976I.P.C. Magazines launched a wild- child on the news-stands called Action.The winning formula was to take themes that were popular in films and television as a meter for kid's tastes and turn them into colourfulkinetic comic strips. 'Action' originally seen as anti-authoritarian vicious and dangerousbut it was lifeblood to its audience:against all oddsthe circulation began to rise as word spread about the comic with attitude.Once the shape of 'Action' had been moulded and an editor appointedPat Mills was invited to create another new title and was given unprecedented licence and freedom by I.P.C.'s management.The idea for a science fiction comic came from Kalvin Gosnell fresh out of the company's Competitions department but destined to be 2000AD's first editor.Gosnell had read an article about SF movies being made in Hollywood.Films such as Rollerball and Logan's Run mixed futuristic adventure with violence in the style of Pat Mill's new vision for comicsand with Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind on the horizona science fiction comic was a potential winner.The idea evolved into the seminal 2000ADa distillation of film and television hits and potential hits processed by Pat Mills and further distorted with a futuristic twist.If 'Action' was the punk of I.P.C.'s comics2000AD was Death Race 2000 filled with gutsy bloody stories that struck a nerve. See also rja1955 to rja1964 inclusive. Please contact rpaxtonden@blueyonder.co.uk because of the lighter weight of this itemfor correct shipping/Pp quotes - particularly ALL overseas buyers - BEFORE ordering through the order page!</p> LONDON.FLEETWAY/I.P.C,1979. hardcover
Bookseller reference : rja1954 ISBN : 0850373913 9780850373912
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GOSNELL** KELVIN General editor: artwork by Hopgood DREDD:
2000 A.D. ANNUAL1990.
<p>UKslim Qrto HBno dw/dj - as issued1st ednAnnuals were published in the year's eg 1978 Christmas market and dated with the forthcoming year datei.e. published 1978 and given Annual date of 1979. .NMINT.No owner inscrptnand no price-clip to ffe.Pictorial colour illustratedlaminated bds; with negligible shelf-wear and no bumping or splits and nicksspine/backstrip intact.Topfore-edges coloured contents near pristine.UKslim Qrto HB1st edn3-94pp includes colour cartoon fep b/w cartoon rear epb/wcolour comic stripsb/wcolour photographsstories articles.First story/strip: "Judge Dredd:Headbangers"last story/strip: "Zenith Interlude: Mandala". In the early 1970'swith the traditional British boys comics dying on their feet Pat Mills and John Wagner were part of a renaissance that began in I.P.C's girl's titles Tammy and Sandie.'Ella on Easy Street' and 'Back Stab Ballerina' ushered in a new realism in comics the "soap opera element" as Pat Mills called it.Out of that was to come the newrealistic war comic Battle Picture Weeklycreated by both Mills and Wagnerand launched in 1975.Alsoin 1976I.P.C. Magazines launched a wild-child on the news-stands called Action.The winning formula was to take themes that were popular in films and television as a meter for kid's tastes and turn them into colourfulkinetic comic strips. 'Action'originally seen as anti-authoritarianvicious and dangerousbut it was lifeblood to its audience: against all oddsthe circulation began to rise as word spread about the comic with attitude.Once the shape of 'Action' had been moulded and an editor appointedPat Mills was invited to create another new titleand was given unprecedented licence and freedom by I.P.C.'s management.The idea for a science fiction comic came from Kelvin Gosnellfresh out of the company's Competitions department but destined to be 2000AD's first editor.Gosnell had read an article about SF movies being made in Hollywood.Films such as Rollerball and Logan's Run mixed futuristic adventure with violence in the style of Pat Mill's new vision for comicsand with Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind on the horizona science fiction comic was a potential winner.The idea evolved into the seminal 2000ADa distillation of film and television hits and potential hits processed by Pat Mills and further distorted with a futuristic twist.If 'Action' was the punk of I.P.C.'s comics2000AD was Death Race 2000filled with gutsybloody stories that struck a nerve.See also rja1954 to rja1964 inclusive. Please contact rpaxtonden@blueyonder.co.uk because of the lighter weight of this itemfor correct shipping/Pp quotes - particularly ALL overseas buyers - BEFORE ordering through the order page!</p> LONDON.FLEETWAY/I.P.C,1989. hardcover
Bookseller reference : rja1963 ISBN : 1853861413 9781853861413
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GOSNELL** KELVIN General editor: artwork by Gibson DREDD:
2000 A.D. ANNUAL1987.
<p>UKQrto HBno dw/djas issued1st edn.Annuals were published in the year's eg 1978 Christmas market and dated with the forthcoming year datei.e. published 1978 and given Annual date of 1979. NFINE.No owner inscrptnbut price-clipped to ffe.Pictorial colour illustratedlaminated bds; with negligible shelf-wearrear bds corners lightly bumpedno splits and nicksspine/backstrip intactapart from some miniscule bumping/creasing.Topfore-edges colouredcontents near pristine.UK slim Qrto HB1st edn3-95pp includes colour cartoon epsb/wcolour comic strips b/wcolour photographsstoriesarticlesquiz undone.First story/strip: "Rogue Trooper"last story/strip: "Judge Anderson in Golem". In the early 1970'swith the traditional British boys comics dying on their feetPat Mills and John Wagner were part of a renaissance that began in I.P.C's girl's titles Tammy and Sandie.'Ella on Easy Street' and 'Back Stab Ballerina' ushered in a new realism in comicsthe "soap opera element" as Pat Mills called it.Out of that was to come the newrealistic war comic Battle Picture Weeklycreated by both Mills and Wagnerand launched in 1975.Alsoin 1976I.P.C. Magazines launched a wild-child on the news-stands called Action.The winning formula was to take themes that were popular in films and television as a meter for kid's tastes and turn them into colourfulkinetic comic strips. 'Action'originally seen as anti-authoritarianvicious and dangerousbut it was lifeblood to its audience: against all odds the circulation began to rise as word spread about the comic with attitude.Once the shape of 'Action' had been moulded and an editor appointedPat Mills was invited to create another new titleand was given unprecedented licence and freedom by I.P.C.'s management.The idea for a science fiction comic came from Kelvin Gosnellfresh out of the company's Competitions department but destined to be 2000AD's first editor.Gosnell had read an article about SF movies being made in Hollywood.Films such as Rollerball and Logan's Run mixed futuristic adventure with violence in the style of Pat Mill's new vision for comicsand with Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind on the horizona science fiction comic was a potential winner.The idea evolved into the seminal 2000ADa distillation of film and television hits and potential hitsprocessed by Pat Mills and further distorted with a futuristic twist.If 'Action' was the punk of I.P.C.'s comics2000AD was Death Race 2000filled with gutsybloody stories that struck a nerve.See also rja1954 to rja1960rja1962 and rja1964 inclusive. Please contact rpaxtonden@blueyonder.co.uk because of the lighter weight of this itemfor correct shipping/Pp quotes - particularly ALL overseas buyers - BEFORE ordering through the order page!</p> LONDON.FLEETWAY/I.P.C,1986. hardcover
Bookseller reference : rja1961 ISBN : 0850378761 9780850378764
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GOSNELL** KELVIN General editor: artwork by Gibson DREDD:
2000 A.D. ANNUAL1985.
<p>UKslim Qrto HBno dw/djas issued1st edn.Annuals were published in the year's eg 1978 Christmas market and dated with the forthcoming year datei.e. published 1978 and given Annual date of 1979. NMINT.No owner inscrptnand no price-clip to ffe.Pictorial colour illustratedlaminated bds; with negligible shelf-wear and no bumping or splitsnicksspine/backstrip intact.Topfore-edges coloured contents near pristine.UKslim Qrto HB1st edn3-94pp not all paginated includes colour cartoon fepb/w comic strip rear ep b/wcolour comic stripsb/wcolour photographsstoriesarticlesand wordsearchcrosswordquizzes all undone.First story/strip: "Slaine"last story/strip:"A.B.C Warriors". In the early 1970's with the traditional British boys comics dying on their feet Pat Mills and John Wagner were part of a renaissance that began in I.P.C's girl's titles Tammy and Sandie.'Ella on Easy Street' and 'Back Stab Ballerina' ushered in a new realism in comics the "soap opera element" as Pat Mills called it.Out of that was to come the newrealistic war comic Battle Picture Weekly created by both Mills and Wagnerand launched in 1975.Also in 1976 I.P.C. Magazines launched a wild-child on the news-stands called Action.The winning formula was to take themes that were popular in films and television as a meter for kid's tastes and turn them into colourfulkinetic comic strips. 'Action'originally seen as anti-authoritarianvicious and dangerousbut it was lifeblood to its audience:against all oddsthe circulation began to rise as word spread about the comic with attitude.Once the shape of 'Action' had been moulded and an editor appointed Pat Mills was invited to create another new title and was given unprecedented licence and freedom by I.P.C.'s management.The idea for a science fiction comic came from Kelvin Gosnellfresh out of the company's Competitions department but destined to be 2000AD's first editor.Gosnell had read an article about SF movies being made in Hollywood.Films such as Rollerball and Logan's Run mixed futuristic adventure with violence in the style of Pat Mill's new vision for comicsand with Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind on the horizon a science fiction comic was a potential winner.The idea evolved into the seminal 2000ADa distillation of film and television hits and potential hits processed by Pat Mills and further distorted with a futuristic twist.If 'Action' was the punk of I.P.C.'s comics2000AD was Death Race 2000 filled with gutsybloody stories that struck a nerve.See also rja1954 to rja1959and rja1961 to rja1964 inclusive. Please contact rpaxtonden@blueyonder.co.uk because of the lighter weight of this itemfor correct shipping/Pp quotes - particularly ALL overseas buyers - BEFORE ordering through the order page!</p> LONDON.FLEETWAY/I.P.C,1984. hardcover
Bookseller reference : rja1960 ISBN : 0850379741 9780850379747
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GOSNELL** KELVIN General editor: artwork by Bolland DREDD:
2000 A.D. ANNUAL1982.
<p>UKQrto HBno dw/djas issued1st edn.Annuals were published in the year's eg 1978 Christmas market and dated with the forthcoming year datei.e. published 1978 and given Annual date of 1979. FINE.Neatinkowner inscrptnand price-clipped to ffe.Pictorial colour illustratedlaminated bds; with negligible shelf-wear and no bumping or splits and nicks - minisculely bumped cornersspine/backstrip intact.Topfore-edges coloured contents near pristine.UKslim Qrto HB1st edn4- 126pp includes colour cartoon fepb/w comic strip rear epb/wcolour comic strips b/wcolour photographsstoriesarticlescrossword undoneas are the quizzes.First story/strip:"Tharg Ahoy"last story/strip:"Strontium Dog". In the early 1970'swith the traditional British boys comics dying on their feet Pat Mills and John Wagner were part of a renaissance that began in I.P.C's girl's titles Tammy and Sandie.'Ella on Easy Street' and 'Back Stab Ballerina' ushered in a new realism in comics the "soap opera element" as Pat Mills called it.Out of that was to come the new realistic war comic Battle Picture Weekly created by both Mills and Wagnerand launched in 1975.Also in 1976I.P.C. Magazines launched a wild-child on the news-stands called Action.The winning formula was to take themes that were popular in films and television as a meter for kid's tastes and turn them into colourfulkinetic comic strips. 'Action'originally seen as anti-authoritarianvicious and dangerousbut it was lifeblood to its audience:against all oddsthe circulation began to rise as word spread about the comic with attitude.Once the shape of 'Action' had been moulded and an editor appointed Pat Mills was invited to create another new title and was given unprecedented licence and freedom by I.P.C.'s management.The idea for a science fiction comic came from Kelvin Gosnellfresh out of the company's Competitions department but destined to be 2000AD's first editor.Gosnell had read an article about SF movies being made in Hollywood.Films such as Rollerball and Logan's Run mixed futuristic adventure with violence in the style of Pat Mill's new vision for comicsand with Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind on the horizon a science fiction comic was a potential winner.The idea evolved into the seminal 2000ADa distillation of film and television hits and potential hits processed by Pat Mills and further distorted with a futuristic twist.If 'Action' was the punk of I.P.C.'s comics2000AD was Death Race 2000 filled with gutsybloody stories that struck a nerve.See also rja1954 to rja1956and rja1958 to rja1964 inclusive. Please contact rpaxtonden@blueyonder.co.uk because of the lighter weight of this itemfor correct shipping/Pp quotes - particularly ALL overseas buyers - BEFORE ordering through the order page!</p> LONDON.FLEETWAY/I.P.C,1981. hardcover
Bookseller reference : rja1957 ISBN : 0850376807 9780850376807
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GOSNELL** KELVIN General editor**: artwork by Gibson DREDD:
2000 A.D. ANNUAL1985.
<p>UKslim Qrto HBno dw/djas issued1st edn.Annuals were published in the year's eg 1978 Christmas market and dated with the forthcoming year datei.e. published 1978 and given Annual date of 1979. NMINT.No owner inscrptnand no price-clip to ffe.Pictorial colour illustratedlaminated bds; with negligible shelf-wear and no splits and nicksspine/backstrip intactapart from miniscule bumping to head of same.Topfore-edges coloured; contents near pristine.UKslim Qrto HB3- 94pp not all paginated includes colour cartoon fepb/w comic strip rear epb/w colour comic stripsb/wcolour photographs stories articlesand wordsearch crosswordquizzes all undone.First story/strip: "Slaine"last story/strip: "A.B.C Warriors". In the early 1970'swith the traditional British boys comics dying on their feet Pat Mills and John Wagner were part of a renaissance that began in I.P.C's girl's titles Tammy and Sandie.'Ella on Easy Street' and 'Back Stab Ballerina' ushered in a new realism in comics the "soap opera element" as Pat Mills called it.Out of that was to come the new realistic war comic Battle Picture Weekly created by both Mills and Wagnerand launched in 1975.Also in 1976 I.P.C. Magazines launched a wild-child on the news-stands called Action.The winning formula was to take themes that were popular in films and television as a meter for kid's tastes and turn them into colourfulkinetic comic strips. 'Action'originally seen as anti-authoritarianvicious and dangerousbut it was lifeblood to its audience:against all oddsthe circulation began to rise as word spread about the comic with attitude.Once the shape of 'Action' had been moulded and an editor appointed Pat Mills was invited to create another new title and was given unprecedented licence and freedom by I.P.C.'s management.The idea for a science fiction comic came from Kelvin Gosnellfresh out of the company's Competitions department but destined to be 2000AD's first editor.Gosnell had read an article about SF movies being made in Hollywood.Films such as Rollerball and Logan's Run mixed futuristic adventure with violence in the style of Pat Mill's new vision for comicsand with Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind on the horizona science fiction comic was a potential winner.The idea evolved into the seminal 2000ADa distillation of film and television hits and potential hits processed by Pat Mills and further distorted with a futuristic twist.If 'Action' was the punk of I.P.C.'s comics2000AD was Death Race 2000 filled with gutsybloody stories that struck a nerve.See also rja1954 to rja1958 and rja1960 to rja1964 inclusive. Please contact rpaxtonden@blueyonder.co.uk because of the lighter weight of this itemfor correct shipping/Pp quotes - particularly ALL overseas buyers - BEFORE ordering through the order page!</p> LONDON.FLEETWAY/I.P.C,1984. hardcover
Bookseller reference : rja1959 ISBN : 0850379741 9780850379747
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GOSNELL** KELVIN General editor: artwork by David Jackson:
2000 A.D.ANNUAL1980.
<p>UKslim Qrto HBno dw/djas issued1st ednAnnuals were published in the year's eg 1978 Christmas market and dated with the forthcoming year datei.e. published 1978 and given Annual date of 1979. .NMINT.No owner inscrptnand no price-clip to ffe.Pictorial colour illustratedlaminated bds; with negligible shelf-wear and no bumping or splits and nicks.Topfore-edges coloured contents near pristine.UKslim Qrto HB4-127pp includes colour photographic fepb/w comic strip rear epb/wcolour comic stripsb/wcolour photographsstoriesarticlesand a 2000 A.D. IQ quiz.First story/strip: "Benny's Tale"last story/strip: "Guinea Pig". In the early 1970's with the traditional British boys comics dying on their feet Pat Mills and John Wagner were part of a renaissance that began in I.P.C's girl's titles Tammy and Sandie.'Ella on Easy Street' and 'Back Stab Ballerina' ushered in a new realism in comics the "soap opera element" as Pat Mills called it.Out of that was to come the newrealistic war comic Battle Picture Weekly created by both Mills and Wagnerand launched in 1975.Also in 1976 I.P.C. Magazines launched a wild-child on the news-stands called Action.The winning formula was to take themes that were popular in films and television as a meter for kid's tastes and turn them into colourfulkinetic comic strips. 'Action'originally seen as anti-authoritarianvicious and dangerousbut it was lifeblood to its audience:against all oddsthe circulation began to rise as word spread about the comic with attitude.Once the shape of 'Action' had been moulded and an editor appointed Pat Mills was invited to create another new title and was given unprecedented licence and freedom by I.P.C.'s management.The idea for a science fiction comic came from Kelvin Gosnellfresh out of the company's Competitions department but destined to be 2000A.D's first editor.Gosnell had read an article about SF movies being made in Hollywood.Films such as Rollerball and Logan's Run mixed futuristic adventure with violence in the style of Pat Mill's new vision for comicsand with Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind on the horizon a science fiction comic was a potential winner.The idea evolved into the seminal 2000A.Da distillation of film and television hits and potential hits processed by Pat Mills and further distorted with a futuristic twist.If 'Action' was the punk of I.P.C.'s comics2000AD was Death Race 2000 filled with gutsybloody stories that struck a nerve.See also rja1954-rja1963 inclusive. Please contact rpaxtonden@blueyonder.co.uk because of the lighter weight of this itemfor correct shipping/Pp quotes - particularly ALL overseas buyers - BEFORE ordering through the order page!</p> LONDON.FLEETWAY/I.P.C,1979. hardcover
Bookseller reference : rja1964 ISBN : 0850373913 9780850373912
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Goulart Ron Dust Wrapper artwork by by Richard Jones
THE CHAMELEON CORPS & OTHER SHAPE CHANGERS
New York: The Macmillan Company 1972. Very Good in Near Fine dust jacket. 1972. First Edition. Hardcover. First edition. "Eleven science fiction and fantasy tales---from a secret agent who can metamorphose at will to an alien pet who comes courting his mistress". 216 pages. Remainder dot else Near Fine copy in Near Fine or better Dust Wrapper. . The Macmillan Company [1972] hardcover
Bookseller reference : 7599
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Goulart Ron Dust Wrapper artwork by by Richard Jones
THE CHAMELEON CORPS & OTHER SHAPE CHANGERS
New York: The Macmillan Company 1972. Very Good in Near Fine dust jacket. 1972. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. First edition. "Eleven science fiction and fantasy tales---from a secret agent who can metamorphose at will to an alien pet who comes courting his mistress". 216 pages. Remainder dot and top edge foxing else Near Fine copy in misfolded else Near Fine Dust Wrapper. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 261 pages . The Macmillan Company [1972] hardcover
Bookseller reference : 2147
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Goulart Ron Dust Wrapper artwork by by Richard Jones
THE CHAMELEON CORPS & OTHER SHAPE CHANGERS
New York: The Macmillan Company 1972. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1972. First Edition. Hardcover. First edition. "Eleven science fiction and fantasy tales---from a secret agent who can metamorphose at will to an alien pet who comes courting his mistress". 216 pages. Near Fine copy hints of gutter glue darkening in otherwise Near Fine Dust Wrapper with creasing to the front flap. . The Macmillan Company [1972] hardcover
Bookseller reference : 17275
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Graham cover artwork by Russell Mills Swift
The Sweet Shop Owner
1983-01-01. Good. Ships with Tracking Number! INTERNATIONAL WORLDWIDE Shipping available. May not contain Access Codes or Supplements. May be re-issue. May be ex-library. Shipping & Handling by region. Buy with confidence excellent customer service! unknown
Bookseller reference : 0140051619 ISBN : 0140051619 9780140051612
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Green Daniel and artwork by Leona Green
Late Start
Self-Published. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1989. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0962485209 . Signed and inscribed by the author. Bookplate on front pastedown. ; 114 pages; Signed by Author . Self-Published hardcover
Bookseller reference : 327904 ISBN : 0962485209 9780962485206
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Green Samuel with artwork by Philip McCracken and printed by Grey Spider Press
You Ask Me About Birds and I Tell You
White Pine Press Signature Editions 1996. Broadside. One of 50 11 x 17. Quite attractive all around broadside with illustration. Beautifully balanced on the sheet. Ideal for mounting and framing White Pine Press Signature Editions, 1996 unknown
Bookseller reference : 54510
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Greenlawn Centerport Historical Association artwork by Christine Long Ronco
The History of Centerport and Greenlawn: A Brief Outline
Centerport/greenlawn NY: Greenlawn-Centerport Hist A. Very Good. 1990. Paperback. ������������� . Xerox copy date uncertain ca 1990 ; Paperback. 12 one-sided pages. Drawings maps. History of Long Island NY communities; 12mo; 12 pages . Greenlawn-Centerport Hist A paperback
Bookseller reference : 37760 ISBN : 0000000000000 0000000000
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Greenleaf Stephen Dust Wrapper artwork by Gary Cooley author photo by Ann Greenleaf
DEATH BED: A DETECTIVE STORY
New York: The Dial Press 1982. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1982. First Edition. Hardcover. 0385272367 . First edition. A John Marshall Tanner novel. 306 pages. Fine As New copy in Fine As New Dust Wrapper save for creasing/minor wear to the spine heel. . The Dial Press [1982] hardcover
Bookseller reference : 70255 ISBN : 0385272367 9780385272360
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Greenleaf Stephen Dust Wrapper artwork by Gary Cooley author photo by Ann Greenleaf
DEATH BED: A DETECTIVE STORY
New York: The Dial Press 1982. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1982. First Edition. Hardcover. 0385272367 . First edition. A John Marshall Tanner novel. 306 pages. Remainder spray else Fine As New copy in Fine As New Dust Wrapper save for a tiny tear to the spine heel rear corner. . The Dial Press [1982] hardcover
Bookseller reference : 70245 ISBN : 0385272367 9780385272360
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Greggio Luciano; Kalla Bishop Peter translator ; Canestrari Guido Artwork
Steam Locomotives
Crescent Books. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1985. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. 0517483661 . Book has very slightest of bows to covers little bit of ink writing inside front cover 2 tiny ink marks on copyright page; DJ has very light shelfwear; numerous drawings; DJ in protective Brodart cover; 263 pages . Crescent Books hardcover
Bookseller reference : H3338 ISBN : 0517483661 9780517483664
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Greggio Luciano/Kalla Bishop Peter trans/Canestrari Guido artwork
Steam Locomotives
NY: Crescent Books 1985. 1st American printing. Fine/Fine. 263 p. color illus line drawings index biblio 4to; Crescent Books hardcover
Bookseller reference : 34710 ISBN : 0517483661 9780517483664
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Griffiths Alan \Dust Wrapper artwork by Hawkins\
Authors in Paradise a Novel
New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company. New York: Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1939. First American Edition; First Printing. First US edition. Humorous fantasy novel: dead authors dictating works to the living. Bleiler 1978 Checklist page 88. Reginald 06395A. Brown cloth with gold gilt lettering/decoration golden yellow enpapers published in the UK under the title Spirits Under Proof . A very good ot better copy with light edge wear in copy in very good dust jacket with edgewear and a few short closed tears. See Photos ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 336 pages . LR left 3 . Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. Hardcover. y First American Edition; First Printing. 1st Printing. 1939. Frederick A. Stokes Company hardcover
Bookseller reference : 6922
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Groom Pelham Dust Wrapper artwork by Thornley
THE PURPLE TWILIGHT
London: T. Werner Laurie Ltd 1948. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1948. First Edition. Hardcover. First edition. Locke A Spectrum of Fantasy page 99 "Science fiction story featuring the indefatigable Peter Mohune as he journeys by rocket to an inhabited Mars and there is shown visions of Earth's past including Atlantis". Bleiler 1978 Checklist page 88. Reginald 06424. Blue binding with silver gilt lettering 282 pages last numbered page is 281. One upper corner bumped else Near Fine copy in otherwise VG Dust Wrapper with creasing/tearing/light chipping to the spine head and some dust-soiling to the rear panel. . T. Werner Laurie Ltd [1948] hardcover
Bookseller reference : 19941
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Grubb Jeff. Artwork by Todd Fox. Edited by Thomas Reid.
FORGOTTEN REALMS COMIC BOOK: THE GRAND TOUR.
TSR 1996. Unpaginated 10 3/16" H stapled in wraps - comic book format. Color comics throughout. The wizard Elminster takes an apprentice on a tour of the Forgotten Realms. Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - minor edge wear faint line indentations and very faint foxing marks on rear panel small crease at bottom rear corner. VG. [TSR, 1996]. paperback
Bookseller reference : 11479
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Guy Taplin artwork Ian Collins foreword Baroness Denise Kingsmill introdu
Guy Taplin: Driftwood Sculpture 2009
David Messum Fine Art 2009 Softcover. Very Good/No Jacket. David Messum Fine Art paperback
Bookseller reference : 035457 ISBN : 1905883420 9781905883424
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H. H. Lamb
On The Frequency of Gales in the Arctic and Antarctic.
11 pages, including 3 in-text charts. Original condition with blue wrappers, titles to front, and containing all the ads. This is a complete issue, seldom found in such good and original condition. A scientific report on the frequency of Gales in the Arctic - between Greenland and Novaya Zemlya - and the Antarctic, accompanied by data tables, sketch maps, appendix and bibliography. Data tables include information on: the number of days a year with storm in specific location in Greenland and Iceland; average yearly wind force at Spitsbergen (Green Fjord); mean wind speed at Laurie Island, S. Orkney; frequency of gales at expedition bases ashore in east Antarctica; frequency of gales experienced by Antarctic sledging parties, Mawson's, Scott's, Shackleton's and Byrd's.
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Haggard H. Rider Dust Wrapper artwork looks to be signed as Politzer
SHE ART-TYPE EDITION: THE WORLD'S POPULAR CLASSICS
New York: Books Inc no date. with no dust jacket. 0000. Reprint. Hardcover. Reprint. Black cloth with gold gilt spine lettering top edge stained red as issued 384 pages. Ex-Army Recruiting Service library copy with both hinges badly cracked in edgeworn otherwise lightly chipped Dust Wrapper that is missing the bottom third of the spine. . Books Inc no date hardcover
Bookseller reference : 15976
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Halliday Mikey artwork by Debbie Handley
Daisychain: a collection of short stories
Washington: Queer Associated Press 1995. Paperback. 156p. very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Queer Associated Press paperback
Bookseller reference : 109996 ISBN : 0964509296 9780964509290
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Halliday Mikey artwork by Debbie Handley
Daisychain: a collection of short stories
Washington: Queer Associated Press 1995. Paperback. 156p. very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Queer Associated Press paperback books
Bookseller reference : 109996 ISBN : 0964509296 9780964509290
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HAMILTON LAURELL K.; GREEN JONATHON; artwork by ALVES WELLINTON
ANITA BLAKE: VAMPIRE HUNTER - THE FIRST DEATH
NEW YORK: MARVEL PUBLISHING. VG/VG GRAPHIC NOVEL. PAGES CLEAN & BINDING TIGHT. 2007. HARDCOVER. MARVEL PUBLISHING hardcover
Bookseller reference : MASTER286517I
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Hampton Bo Artwork. Kneece Mark Text
Verdilak
New York: Nantier Beall Minoustchine. 1996. Vivid full color graphic novel about vampires beautifully drawn and painted by Bo Hampton. This hardcover edition was published only in an edition of 3000. tiny "cut" to the dj. which is mirrored on the boards. Fine/vg. 1st Printing. Oversize Bds W.dj. Nantier, Beall, Minoustchine. Hardcover
Bookseller reference : 006192 ISBN : 1561631434 9781561631438
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Harness Charles L.; Introduction By George Zebrowski; Artwork By Kent Bash & color frontispiece
The Paradox Men Masterpieces of Science Fiction Series
Easton. Fine. 1992. Hardcover. Fine full leather hardcover no names or bookplates. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 212 pages . Easton hardcover
Bookseller reference : 37765
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Henderson David H.; original artwork by Shepard H. Foley; introduction by Gene Hill
Covey Rises and Other Pleasures
Clinton NJ: Amwell Press 1983. 1st. Hardcover. Fine Condition. <br/><br/> Amwell Press hardcover
Bookseller reference : 9012335
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Henderson David H.; original artwork by Shepard H. Foley; introduction by Gene Hill
Covey Rises and Other Pleasures
Clinton NJ: Amwell Press 1983. 1st. Hardcover. Fine Condition. <br/><br/> Amwell Press hardcover books
Bookseller reference : 9012335
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Herndon James; Klein Isadore Photography Artwork by Fran Herndon Jack Spicer
EVERYTHING AS EXPECTED
James Herndon. Near Fine. 1973. First Edition. Softcover. Near Fine white paperback with about a one-quarter inch closed tear at the top left corner of the front cover else Fine. San Francisco 1973 "Printed in the Bay Area in the winter of 1973" no additonal printings listed. Unpaginated unmarked. Memoir of Jack Spicer. ; H4h MOE; Unpaginated pages . James Herndon paperback
Bookseller reference : 39817
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Hodge Brian Dust Wrapper artwork by Mike Bohatch Shane Ryan Staley editor in chief David Marty copy editor
DEATHGRIP DARK ESSENTIALS VOLUME 3 BOOK 2
North Webster: Delirium Books 2005. As New in As New dust jacket. 2005. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. 1929653727 . First edition thus. Copy #99/200 numbered copies signed by the author. 749 pages. New copy in Dust Wrapper.; Signed by Author . [Delirium Books] [2005] hardcover
Bookseller reference : 45768 ISBN : 1929653727 9781929653720
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Holland Merlin. ; Wilde Oscar 1854 1900. ; photos and artwork J H Maguire Bernard Mulrenin Stephen Catterson Smith Oscar
The Wilde album
New York : Henry Holt 1998 1997 1998. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1st American edition 1st printing ; 192 pages : illustrations some color ; 19 cm ; ISBN: 080505894X alk. paper; 9780805058949 alk. paper LCCN: 97-47173 ; LC: PR5823; Dewey: 828/.809; B ; OCLC: 38024090; "Oscar Wilde was one of the first and unquestionably one of the greatest self-publicists ever. Above all and with that exceptional streak of modernity which characterises much of Wilde's life and works he understood the power of the image in his campaign of promoting himself. As early as his Oxford days he had himself photographed with his contemporaries in loud check suits of the latest fashion. Later when he toured America to lecture on aesthetics in 1882 almost as soon as he landed he commissioned Napoleon Sarony the best portraitist in New York to photograph him in fur coat and velvet suit; and in not one or two poses but at least twenty-seven. The Wilde Album now publishes more of these images of Oscar than have ever been seen together before as well as later photographs some previously unpublished from the family archive showing Oscar his family and his friends. There are also rare snapshots of Oscar in his last years in Italy taken most probably by a friend using Oscar's own camera which we know he owned from a letter of 1900." ; black cloth in color photographic dustjacket ; "The most comprehensive collection of photographs and images of Wilde--compiled by his only grandson." ; "Merlin Holland is a journalist and has spent the last twenty years researching his grandfather's life. He lives in London with his wife and son." ; important collection of never-before seen photos artwork and other Wildeana ; FINE/FINE. New York : Henry Holt, 1998, 1997 Hardcover
Bookseller reference : 007202 ISBN : 080505894X 9780805058949
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Holmes Tony editor; Artwork by Iain Wyllie and Mark Postlethwaite
Aircraft of the Aces: Legends of the Skies
Oxford: Osprey Publishing. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2004. First Edition. Hardcover. 1841768251 . Hardcover in dust jacket. First printing of first edition. Book and unclipped dust jacket are in fine condition crisp and clean with tight binding and sharp corners. Historic photos as well as full-color illustrations by Iain Wyllie and Mark Postlethwaite along with technical specs and Ace info. Large 4to. 144 pp. Including index. In protective Mylar. Heavy--will require additional postage if shipped outside the U. S. . Osprey Publishing hardcover
Bookseller reference : 89590 ISBN : 1841768251 9781841768250
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Holmes Tony editor; Artwork by Iain Wyllie
Aircraft of the Aces: Legends of World War II
Usa: Osprey Publishing. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2000. First Edition. Hardcover. 1841761567 . Hardcover in dust jacket. First printing. Book and dust jacket are crisp and clean and unblemished. Binding is tight corners are sharp gilt on spine is bright. Color and black-and-white plates throughout. 8vo. 143 pp. Including drawings of the airplanes. In protective Mylar. . Osprey Publishing hardcover
Bookseller reference : 77892 ISBN : 1841761567 9781841761565
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Hopkins Lee Bennett & Stephen Alcorn artwork
My America. A Poetry Atlas of the United States Illustrated by Stephen Alcorn
Scholastic 2000. 1st edition 1st printing. softcover. fine. slender tall 8vo. 83pp. color illustrated thru-out and on covers. wraps. Professional used bookstore open to the public since 1988. 30 Years of Bookselling Experience backing the careful selection and description of each book we offer. Scholastic paperback
Bookseller reference : 91732 ISBN : 0439372909 9780439372909
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Horn Maurice edited by; Moskowitz Ted artwork by;
Terry and the Pirates
New York: Nostalgia Press 1970. Hardcover. Small Quarto; VG-/G; Beige spine with red and black text; dust jacket has slight sunning to spine light rubbing to exterior chipping to edges; cloth has slight sunning to edges very slight wear to exterior; text block has slight age toning to exterior edges previous owner's book plate to ffep; interior clean;. Shelved Rockville Bookstore. <br/><br/> Nostalgia Press hardcover
Bookseller reference : 7-62-1302874
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Horowitz Dave Story and artwork by
The Ugly Pumpkin
New York.: G. P. Putnam's Sons. 2005. Hard cover. Fine in very good dust jacket. Signed by author. Small scuff patch front lower right jacket. 1 Picture book. Illustrated paper over boards. With dust jacket. Colorful Illustrations. Audience: Children/juvenile. Funny-looking and teased about that a lone pumpkin yearned to be selected nearly all though October. He wanted a home. During November he set off to find a place to fit in. When he finds it he is surprised. G. P. Putnam's Sons. hardcover
Bookseller reference : Alibris.Ch2430009341 ISBN : 0399242678 9780399242670
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Howard Robert E. stories; Bok Hannes artwork
SKULL-FACE AND OTHERS - WITH AN ORIGINAL PENCIL SKETCH BY HANNES BOK TIPPED IN
Sauk City: Arkham House 1946. First Edition. First Printing one of 3004 copies printed. Octavo 24cm; black cloth with titling and decorations stamped in gilt on spine; dustjacket; 474 2pp. Tasteful bookplage to front pastedown based of spine gently nudged with a shallow bump to upper edge of rear board; hint of foxing to top edge; Near Fine. Dustjacket is unclipped priced $5.00 with a single 1/4" closed tear at upper left joint corner and a small faint dampstain to rear flap; bright unfaded Near Fine example. Though not called for tipped into this copy is an original unsigned pencil sketch of Hannes Bok's 'Fox Woman' likely an early preliminary version Bok toyed with. Lead pencil on light brown tracing paper tipped in between the first blank and the half-title page. Howard's posthumous first book published in the U.S. a collection of fantasy stories featuring Conan King Kull Bran Mak Morn and Solomon Kane; many of these first appeared within the pages of Weird Tales in the 1930's. Foreword by August Derleth with memoriams by H.P. Lovecraft and E. Hoffmann Price. A bright copy of an important debut and a key Arkham House title with original artwork bound in. Provenance: From the collection of Jerry Weist. Bleiler 1978 ed. p.104. Arkham House hardcover
Bookseller reference : 540
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Howard Robert E. edited by George T. Hamilton Joseph Payne Brennan Glenn Lord artwork by Steve / Stephen E. Fabian Roy G. Kre
WILD WATER / CROSS PLAINS SEPTEMBER 1975 VOL. 1 NO. 7
Yorba Linda: George T. Hamilton 1975. First Edition. Softcover. A Robert E. Howard related magazine of which this is the final issue. Green pictorial wrappers about 7" x 8.5" saddle-stapled 42 pages illustrated. Includes the title story by Robert E. Howard as well as his poem "The Road To Fredom"; the Lucius Leffing story "The Nightmare Face" by Joseph Payne Brennan as well as his poems "Mummy" and "November Day"; etc. <br /><br />A near fine copy with light toning to the spine area otherwise Fine. See Photos <br /><br />mag bx 7 George T. Hamilton paperback
Bookseller reference : 72912
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HUGHES Ted. ROBBINS Gavin artwork.
Poster poem: ''I said goodbye to Earth.''
No place. 1969. First edition. Broadside printed in red green and black with stylised trees fire cross and snowflake; poem in black. 58.4 x 45.7 cm. A few copies were sold by Bernard Stone at the Turret Bookshop. Hughes and Robbins had already collaborated in 1968 on the Gravestones series of linocut broadsides.One of 75 numbered copies signed by the poet and the artist.Near fine. Very scarce. No place. unknown
Bookseller reference : HUGHESTE006762
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Illustrated in color Thruout Fabulous ARTWORK of Pigs Etc No Author Listed
5 LITTLE PIGS The Mounted on Linen Cover Pig Sitting on Stool in Red Black & Pair Blue Pants with Frills at Neck & Sleeves Holding Piece of Pie Take-off on 3 Little Pigs Starting with Verse Poem This Little Pig Went to Market Includes Oth
McLoughlin Bros Inc Springfield Massachusetts Made in U. S. A. Linen Book measuring approx 6 1/2 X 10 1/2 in. with Some Cover Soiling Stains & Corner Crease Spine Much Rub & Wear NO DATE but EARLY 1930s Back Cover picture of Mr. Bob Collie with rub Wear FoXing Interior Nice Bright colors but some Wear & FoXing Residue possible Exposure MOISTURE VG/G AS-IS NODJ LINEN softcover LIKE BOOK 1st Page shows Alphabet in Red Letters . Includes Other Poems Ding Dong Bell What a Naughty Boy Hey Diddle Diddle. Soft Cover. McLoughlin Bros, Inc Springfield , Massachusetts, Made in U. S. A. paperback
Bookseller reference : 22110
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Iris Brooke text & artwork; with an Introduction by James Laver
ENGLISH CHILDREN'S COSTUME since 1775
A & C Black London 1930 hardcover 6�" x 9�" without jacket Few pencil marks on illustrations. Green cloth covering is a little stained; part of spine exposed. Ours is an ex-library copy with usual stamps and stickers. Book in FAIR condition Six colour plates; over fifty b&w drawings. The earliest record of a definite costume for children is about 1770 or 1775 - before than time children were dressed in exactly the same manner as their parents. A & C Black, London hardcover
Bookseller reference : 39382
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Ivie Tom/Tullis Thomas color artwork
Patton's Eyes in the Sky: USAAF Combat Reconnaissance Missions North West Europe 1944-1945
Hersham: Classic Publications/Ian Allan 2003. 1st printing. Fine/Fine dust jacket. 176 p. photos maps color illus appendices index 4to; Classic Publications/Ian Allan hardcover
Bookseller reference : 46832 ISBN : 1903223261 9781903223260
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Jack Pennington dust jacket artwork of Charles M. Russell Illustrator
Battle of Little Big Horn: A Comprehensive Study Battle of Little Big Horn
Upton & Sons 2001-06-30. first. Hardcover. Used:Good. Upton & Sons hardcover
Bookseller reference : DADAX0912783346 ISBN : 0912783346 9780912783345
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Jack Pennington; Illustrator dust jacket artwork of Charles M. Russell
Battle of Little Big Horn: A Comprehensive Study Battle of Little Big Horn
Upton & Sons 2001-06-30. Hardcover. Good. Upton & Sons hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG0912783346 ISBN : 0912783346 9780912783345
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