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194352 pages. Features: News digest touches on Casablanca, Exploding a Nazi Lie, The Coming Invasion of Europe, and "Unconditional Surrender"; Nice one-page illustrated ad for Canadian Pacifid Air Lines; Canada - What of Tomorrow?; Canada's Fighting Ice Fishermen - photo-illustrated article on Canada's commercial ice fishermen; Control is not Everything (short story); Private Wilson Reporting for Duty (short story); The Saving Disgrace (short story); Hitler's "Cash & Carry" - a financial expert explains how Hitler can afford the war, and how he can keep it up; Unbroken Chain (short story); Hollywood news and photos; Photo of Lucille Ball in Woodbury Powder ad; Photo-illustrated RCAF recruiting ad for women; Great one-page illustrated Parker Pen ad shows sad young lovely waiting for letter from her boy overseas; So You're Going to Have a Baby!; Don't Throw that Old Garment Away!; The "Quality of Mercy" - short article on the Canadian Red Cross; Quotes from around the world; H.J. Heinz ad inside back cover explains how to make your wartime meals glow with appetite appeal; Wonderful back cover ad for the Canadian Red Cross calls for $10 million now!; and more. Somewhat above-average wear. A worthy copy of this excellent wartime issue. Book
194068 pages. Features: Colour cover illustration of golfer staring out window at rain; Colour Marboleum floors and Muroleum walls ad inside front cover; Vintage Frigidaire fridge one-page ad; News digest includes 'Munich-Mindedness', 'No Compromise', 'Re-distribution of the Earth', 'The Heroism of Finland'; Fantastic one-page colour photo Fisher Body ad provides two photos of the Dionne Quintuplets, all wearing light blue coats and with ribbons in their hair; Paying for the War; Mysteries of Tibet's Dalai Lama, the 'King Who Never Dies' - fantastic photo-illustrated article with photo of 'Little Tanchu', the Dalai Lama, and the Potala in Lhasa; Nice Little Dog (hunting short story); Spring Freshet Baby; Nothing Ever Happens; Managing Director of the Navy, Sir Dudley Pound, First Sea Lord - article with photo; Spies in Holland - Fascinating article explains how Nazi agents have been specially commissioned by the Hitler since 1933 to probe the secrets of Holland's plans for defence in the event of invastion; Loafers' Loops (short story); Bang and Go Back! - harness-racing article; Vintage half-page orange and black Alka-Seltzer ad features endorsement of the Toronto Maple Leafs and photo of them playing the New York Rangers, including Syl Apps and Gordie Drillon; Half-page Canadian Pacific ad presents the Banff Springs Hotel; *Gorgeous* 1949 Chevrolet colour centrefold ad features a maroon Special De Luxe Sport Sedan plus illustrations of a green Cabriolet, a brown four-passenger coupe, a brown Master 85 Business Coupe, and a green Town Sedan; Interested photo-illustrated Movie News; Nice photo and brief write-up of Muriel Angelus; 1/4-page illustrated ad for Canadian National's Continental Limited; Photo of world champion pacer "Billy Direct", with his celebrated trainer, Vic Fleming; No Happy Medium, Please - fashion article; Pull Up a Chair - interior design article with two funky colour photos; The Eyes Have It - beauty article; Pond's cold cream ad features photos of Lady Brigid King-Tenison and Katherryn Hernan; Another Pond's ad features photos of Miss Ridgeley Vermilye; Vintage fashion illustrations; Menus to Fit Every Budget; World Sayings; Great Heinz Spaghetti ad on back cover shows happy blonde holding steaming dish; and more. Unmarked with average wear. Binding sound. A sound copy of this fascinating wartime issue. Book
194860 pages. Features: Cover illustration of girl with dog; Colour ad inside front cover for the Parker "51" pen features handwriting and photo of violinist and composer Albert Spalding; Danger Spots for World Peace; Editorial on the Menace of Communism; One-page ad for Knechtels Limited Furniture of Hanover, Ontario; Memo to My Countrymen - Let's get back to the business of being Canadians; Almost Indecent (short story); The Gobbler of Little Moccasin (short story); Art in the Streets - colour-photo-illustrated article on outdoor art show in Greenwich Village; Paco Thinks Fast (short story); Person Unknown (short story); The (Luther) Burbank Zinnia - Nice article on how David Burpee, Burbank's cousin, discovered seed in Luther's old trunk which Burpee used to create this marvelous new flower - article with colour photos; The National Home Monthly's 1948 All-Star Hockey Team - article with photos of Harry Lumley, Jack Stewart, Ken Reardon, Max Bentley, Ted Lindsay and Maurice Richard; Charming colour half-page V-8 veggie drink ad featuring smiling little girls; Wonderful two-page colour 1948 Chevrolet ad with huge header "More people drive - more people want CHEVROLETS than any other make of car!:Uncommon half-page colour ad for Crosse & Blackwell tinned Date & Nut Bread; Nice colour fashion illustrations; One-page colour-photo ad for Singer Sewing Centers; Baking recipes; Funky one-page colour Marboleum ad highlights 1940s interior design ideas; Father Holds the Baby (humour); Canadian General Electric (CGE) ad presents their Model C502 'Musaphonic' radio-phonograph plus the model C118 and C117 record players; Nice colour Frigidaire ad inside back cover shows attractive young housewives in dresses and heels with their range and fridge; Back cover colour Massey-Harris ad shows combine harvesters on train being exported to Kansas.; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Book
194860 pages. Features: Cover photo of young lady with three kittens; Great colour GWG (Great West Garment ad inside front cover features farmer with pitchfork in his Red Strap overalls; Half-page colour Canada Dry ad shows happy kids with mom; Massy-Harris one-page colour ad shows combine harvester at work; Fascinating post WWII article considers Liberty, Imperialism, Food Controls, and Cost of Living; Nice one-page colour B-A ad shows four happy motoring scenes; Colour half-page V-8 veggie drink ad; Vintage one-page colour-photo ad for Sunworthy Wallpapers shows elegant lady and wallpaper photos; Great one-page colour Coke ad shows high school kids at lunch time and a large Coke ice chest full of bottles; What's Wrong with Canada-U.S. Relations?; Partners in Fact (short story); The Boy Who Stopped Niagara - children Jeff Martin and Norah McFarlane made a very successful movie; In Post-War Italy - photo-illustrated article discusses the 'black market mind', and the intriguing story of the Monks and the hand grenades; The Blonde Baby (short story); Professionals (short story); The Tug with a History - photo-illustrated article on London's Tower Bridge Tug; , with photos of John Sumpter, Roy Evans, Richard Dominy Hollingum and William Adie; One-page ad for the 1948 Chevrolet features red 2-door Fleetmaster with black background; Watch Your Laundry (short story); Article on records with photo of Johnny Long; One-page Champion Spark Plug ad features illustration of racer Ted Horn, national AAA champion; Fashion illustrations; Spalding ad shows lady hockey player sprawled on ice beneath caption "Hockey for Housewives? NO!"; Beauty article; One-page colour-photo ad for Nabisco Shredded Wheat; Fashion article with photos; Classy half-page colour-photo ad for Monarch's debutante hosiery includes photo of lady with stocking lines up the back of her legs; Easter recipes; Uncommon half-page colour ad for Sovereign Potters of Hamilton, Ontario features their Montcalm Pattern, Number 718 Maroon; Nice mother and daughter colour ad for Wabasso Cottons inside back cover; Back cover O'Keefe's colour ad features reproduction of painting "The Miner" by Rex Woods; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Book
1994Best.-Nr. 22178London [etc.] : Dorling Kindersley, 1994. 352 pp. : ill. Gr. 8°. Repr. Bound in ill. orig. cardboard covers with DJ.
1984Best.-Nr. 1700Ravensburg : Maier, 1984. 354 S. Zahlr. Ill. Gr. 8°. Dt. Ausg. Ill. OPpbd.
2001Best.-Nr. 6372Berlin, Urania Verlag, 2001. 8°, 96 S. gutes Ex., broschiert
1962An early men's publication in the model of Playboy. 74 pages with color and black and white photos. Features: Status is a Very Prolix Thing - sature by Charles H. King; The Cash Syndrome - humor by Charles Miron; "A Death in the Family" - fiction by Miriam Allen deFord; Ebon - Photo essay of raven-haired Lorna Lane; Stegopholy Anyone? - article on Masonry Mountaineers/Roof Climbers by Paul Brock; The Cure - fiction by Paul Jacobs; Photo essay on the Tri-State (Sky) Divers; The Vamp - or what happened to the bad old days in Babylon-on-the-Pacific - satire by Stan Cornyn; Chaste, Chasing, Chastened - satire by Robert G. Elliott - a modern discussion of a medieval custom; Ulysses in Beat Town - humor by Earle Schell; Profile of comedian Jackie Kannon; Fashion photos of men's rainwear; Baby Doll! - photo feature of Marie Barry; and more. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
1982Best.-Nr. 1071724John Wiley and Sons Ltd., 1982. XIV; 456 S.; Illustr.; graph. Darst.; 23 cm. Originalleinen mit Schutzumschlag.
1978A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. Edge wear and small tears to dust jacket. 228 pages. Many b&w photos.
Best.-Nr. 500322055First Editions Sans date. L'Officiel des prénoms 2025 est un guide de référence annuel qui recense plus de 12 000 prénoms féminins et masculins. Il fournit pour chaque prénom son origine sa signification ses variantes ainsi que des analyses de tendances et de popularité basées sur les statistiques de l'Insee. Conçu comme un outil d'aide au choix pour les futurs parents il s'est imposé depuis plus de 20 ans comme une ressource incontournable sur le sujet
1899Pages 114-224. Features: The Adventures of Louis De Rougemont - part X; My Baby Leopard - R.H. Summers describes raising the cubs of a large leopardess he shot - with photos; The Peril of Seaman Diver Young - he spent five hours upside-down underwater while attempting to retrieve a torpedo for the H.M.S. Hood; My Cycle Ride to Khiva - part 3 of 3 of this excellent photo-illustrated recollection by Robert L. Jefferson; Our Baboon Hunt - South African farmer Mr. Charles Wisbey describes how he battled a serious pest - with photos; A Night to Remember - Edith and Leila become lost in a remote tiger-infested Indian jungle; The Jumping Procession at Echternach, Luxemburg - photo-illustrated article; A Masai Massacre - Missionary Rev. James Houghton and his wife are murdered in Central Africa; Through Pygmy Land - part II of a photo-illustrated account of Albert B. Lloyd and his trip; Entombed in a "Drive" - Australian Louis Anson is trapped deep underground; Venomous Snakes and Their Ways - photo-illustrated article, including Lieut.-Colonel N. Montgomery, who was killed by a Mamba in Zululand; Where Women Never Speak - photo-illustrated article on the Abbe Cestac in southwesst France; A Fight with Wolves on the Altar - Galician Stanislaus Bruhs is attacked by three large wolves in a church!; Dramatic photo of Judge Lynch and black man about to be lynched at Texarkansas; Photo of Persian being treated for opium addiction with milk and a twist; Photo of the Rosary Fete in the city gaol, Manila, Philippines; Photo-illustrated announcement of upcoming article on Charles Neufeld, a prisoner for 12 years in Omdurman; and more. Above-average wear. Few pencil markings. A worthy vintage copy of this fascinating issue. Book
2011Best.-Nr. AManPro710E-0003995Traipsing Thru Films 2011-05-01. DVD. Used - Very Good. 7x5x0. Rare and out of print! Very good condition. Comes from a private collection and non smoking home Traipsing Thru Films unknown
Best.-Nr. 46896Gryphe.1982. Collection Le hareng-Saur.In-8 sous chemise et étui.Ex.277.En anglais et français.Sur papier pur chiffon.Dessins de Jacques Poirier.
2000Best.-Nr. 36276ABFrankfurt am Main, Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag (= Fischer-Taschenbücher 14867 / Geist und Psyche), 2000. 8°, 223 S., illustr. original Kartonage (Paperback), [ungekürzte] Lizenzausgabe papierbedingt innen leicht nachgedunkelt, sonst ein schönes, textsauberes Exemplar.
2007Best.-Nr. 500215199Timée-Editions 2007 14x1 4x20cm. 2007. Broché.
Best.-Nr. 9350568934.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
Best.-Nr. 429Leadville Colorado Baby Doe Tabor Archive of Letters Notes Clippings Paperwork Scraps and Ephemera from Horace Tabor and Baby Doe Tabor. Collection all in protective sleeves. Most of the material has been well preserved and remains in very good condition. Many of Baby Does handwritten notes were written on scraps old calendars or envelopes and the condition reflects this. Her writing can be a little difficult to read but most of the longer notes have been transcribed. Overall very good condition. Horace Austin Warner "Haw" Tabor 1833-1899 also known as "The Bonanza King of Leadville" arrived in Colorado in April 1859 during the Pike's Peak Gold Rush. He was accompanied by his first wife Augusta and their son Nathaniel. In 1860 he tried prospecting at California Gulch in Oro City the area that would eventually become Leadville. But after those prospects were not successful he relocated to Park County settling in Laurette. There they operated a store and Horace served as the postmaster. In 1877 Tabor and family returned to the Oro City area and operated a general store. Heavy black sand had been plaguing miners and--in a discovery reminiscent of the Comstock Lode "blue muck" revelation--it was found to be the lead mineral cerussite rich in silver. Tabor made his first fortune in the Little Pittsburg Mine. Its mine owners were not able to pay their bill at Tabor's store so he accepted an interest in the mine as payment. His gamble paid off. On May 3 1878 the mine revealed massive silver lodes that kicked off the Colorado Silver Boom. In 1879 Tabor sold his interest in the mine for $1 million. He used this money to invest in other mining operations including the Chrysotile and the Matchless Mines as well as mines and real estate in Cripple Creek Aspen the San Juan Mountains and more. By 1879 his fortune was close to $6 million. Tabor and fellow mine owner August Meyer are credited with founding Leadville and Horace Tabor served as Leadville's first mayor. Tabor invested heavily in Leadville. He built the Tabor Grand Hotel the Tabor Opera House the Bank of Leadville newspapers public works projects the Tabor Block and more. He served as Lieutenant Governor of Colorado from 1878-1884 then briefly as a US Senator from Colorado Jan.-March 1883 replacing Senator Teller. Later he unsuccessfully ran for governor of Colorado. In 1879 the rich Tabor family moved to Denver. However it was not a happy home. Horace was a gambler and reckless with money and his marriage to Augusta became strained. In 1880 he met and had an affair with Elizabeth McCourt who would later be known as "Baby Doe." The pair met in a restaurant in Leadville and McCourt recounted her story of arriving in Leadville and working for Jacob Sands who was interested in her romantically. Tabor gave her $5000 and McCourt relocated to the Windsor Hotel in Denver. In 1882 he divorced Augusta and in 1883 he publicly married McCourt an event that was considered very scandalous at the time. At the time Tabor was 52 and McCourt was 28. For a time Horace and Baby Doe lived a life of luxury. They had two daughters Elizabeth Bonduel "Lily" and Rosemary "Silver Dollar" Echo. But in 1893 the repeal of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act caused a drop in the price of silver that destroyed Tabor's fortune. He went back to work in mining and even became postmaster of Denver. In 1899 he fell ill with appendicitis and died on April 10th. His last wish was for the Matchless Mine to remain in Baby Doe's possession. The Aspen Tribune reported that ten thousand people attended his funeral. Baby Doe moved back to Leadville with her daughters where they lived in a cabin on the Matchless Mine site. She tried to find investors to restart production in the mine but it had severe flooding problems. This began the final dark chapter in her once luxurious life. She lived in poverty wearing burlap sacks around her legs in the cold winters. With no money she ate very little living on stale bread and suet and refused to accept charity. This was her life for her final 35 years. Baby Doe lived in the cabin with her daughter Silver Dollar. Her older daughter Lily had left and lived with family in Wisconsin. Eventually Silver Dollar left Leadville for Denver working as a writer for the Denver Times but struggling with alcohol abuse. She moved to Chicago and after working as a dancer she became the mistress of a Chicago gangster. In 1925 Silver Dollar was found scalded to death under suspicious circumstances in her Chicago boarding house where she had been living under the name "Ruth Norman." For the rest of her life Baby Doe refused to believe the woman found as Ruth Norman had been her daughter stating "I did not see the body they said was my little girl." During her final decades on the Matchless Mine property Baby Doe wrote incessantly in diaries letters and scraps that she called "Dreams and Visions" consisting of about 2000 fragments later found bundled in piles of paper in her cabin. Some of these entries are included in this lot. She became very religious. Once the Queen of Leadville she was now considered an outcast madwoman wandering the streets of Leadville dressed in a mixture of women's and men's clothing. In March 1935 during a brutal winter in Leadville she was found dead in her cabin having frozen to death at the age of 81. Her body was taken by train to Denver and she was buried next to Horace at the Mount Olivet Cemetery in Wheat Ridge Colorado. The Archive Horace Tabor Items 1 Five Leadville billheads for Tabor businesses. 2 Extremely rare brass tag for the Pioneer Stage Company. Pioneer / Stage Co. / 164 / T. & W. Marked on the reverse: Novelty MFG Co / Denver Col. 1.5" heart shaped. c.1880. Tabor acquired an interest in this company in 1880. He formed a partnership with Perley Wasson the original Leadville stage owner hence "T.&W." on the tag. In 1881 Tabor bought out Wasson and focused the traffic between Rockwood and Rico. The company was renamed the HAW Tabor Pioneer Stage & Express Line. 3 Four stocks related to the Tabor Grand Hotel. 4 Ten revenue checks incl. Tabor autographs. Baby Doe Tabor Items 1 Personal notes/reflections by Baby Doe. These astonishing pieces are a window into Baby Doe's troubled thoughts and dreams during her years in poverty in the Matchless Mine cabin. This group includes approx. 15 pieces with all messages written in pencil on scraps of paper or postal covers. Her handwriting can be very difficult to read. They detail her descent into madness during her final years. Many of the notes come with transcription a June 8th 1934. "The devil starred at me for long time.terrible.thru south east window while I was saying my Rosary.O awful big black eyes & big dark face & big head." b Aug. 17 1923. "I Received Silvers letter about Marriage O how my heart aches Jesus will be done forever." Sat. 18th 1923. "Mrs. Shinek hunting men for No. 6 shaft. God guide us in all." c Small scrap of newspaper. Sept. 18 1923. "17 devils appeared." d Double sided letter from Sept. 18 1923 largely illegible. Appears to describe dream. e Five 1922 calendar pages with messages written in pencil on the reverse. Longest reads: "i dreamed this November. So terrible was my dream of to-day Nov. 15 1922.that I thought it would kill me that my darling Child Silver went down the Jungle & brought up her hand & arm a devil-snake mans head on its thick copper seething sissing steaming hot body all pores & steam coming out of each pore his head was too horrifying murderously horrible. he was over coming her she was fainting & as white as snow.God of Everlasting mercy you are the only mercy there ever was or is save my Silver & Lily & her poor children." Others: "Sept 6. Last food. no money or food." "July 9. in dream Pa came with paper in his hands elegant he looked & he brought with him Jake he wanted to renew old friendship." "June 6 1922 Jesus St. Anthony and Saint Anthonys tongue appeared in glory to me. 5 visions. saw vision of No. 17." f Undated half-sheet describing two strong visions given to her by Jesus about a man and a baby. g Jan. 26 1922 message about the mine: "I saw a strong vision.of our ore bucket going down No. 6 shaft.the water was flooding the Matchless Mine." h 1929 visions again involving a baby. "After the 18." "Before I saw the Vision of the Baby I saw a Vision of lots of light-purple clouds-It means a happy death because they were light purple." 1 A pencil sketch done by Baby Doe 2 Personal and business correspondence to Baby Doe. Covers and letters. Some have small handwritten notes in pencil from Baby Doe. Approximately 50 items. Includes: 1908/09 and 1925 correspondence related to her ownership of the Matchless Mine; covers addressed to her mostly from the 1920s and 30s; Easter card and cover from her daughter Lily; letters from friends; 1932 letter advising her to file a lawsuit against Warner Brothers for "Silver Dollar"; 1934 letter from a woman whose father worked for Horace and Baby Doe; 1929 letter from someone wanting a sample of silver ore from the mine; a typed 1928 letter detailing the struggles of the Matchless Mine and looking for a loan possibly signed by Baby Doe; and more. Please inspect. 3 Newspaper clippings. 15 or so pieces. One has a note that it was kept by Baby Doe. A few others have pencil notations. Thus it is believed that these were all clippings kept by Baby Doe. Articles about Leadville and Horace Tabor. 4 Baby Doe items related to Jacob Sands. Six pieces. Sands was the benefactor of Baby Doe when she first arrived in Leadville and pursued her romantically. Items include: 1893 Leadville BPO Elks ledger page with Jacob Sands signature on first line; 1880s Sands Pelton & Co. Leadville billhead; 190- Sands Brothers Leadville billhead and letterhead; 1892 state of Colorado document dateline Amethyst Colorado about draft from Sands Bros.; and 1904 Sands Outfitting Company Denver billhead. 5 Misc. items. Includes: 1935 Denver Post special edition all about the death of Baby Doe and the story of the Tabors; more modern newspaper clippings about Baby Doe; a dozen postcards some RPC of Horace and Baby Doe; unknown handwritten notes. Fascination remains high regarding the legends of Horace and Baby Doe Tabor. Shops in Leadville are filled with modern ephemera telling their story. However original material owned or written by either Horace or Baby Doe is uncommon. Especially rare are the writings of Baby Doe as she descended into poverty and wild dreams. A more complete inventory available upon request for this amazing collection of Leadville and Colorado history. unknown
1971162 pages. Features: Vogue's-Eye View - Girl Power; Mainbocher - the soft and pretty evening looks worn by Lauren Hutton; The new bathing suits; Bare Legs in Town - with shorts, short skirts, long slits, the coolest little dresses, tiny tops and the leotard idea, the perfect coat, black day and night, romantic evenings; Vogue Patterns - Berber blue for summer; You've Come a Long Way Baby Oil; Perfume is for Wearing; Diary of a Glad Houseguest - or, The Inside Story of Beauty and the Beach; Tension - that everyday threat to American women - and what to do about it; The New Freedom of Domestic Bliss - Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Dillman, Mrs. David Hemmings, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Peake, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sakowitz; Family-Power - Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy; The Ties Women Cannot Shake - and Have; Elaine - her restaurant, her famous friends; Gloria Steinhem - Coming of Age in America; Top Woman in the State Department - The Honorable Barbara M. Watson; Fighting Hard; Fighting Soft; Freed Spirits - Eleanor Holmes Norton, Bricktop, Barbara Roquemore; On Target - Judith Peabody; On Target - Shirley Verrett; Most Wanted 1971 - Sexy Ann-Margaret; Most Wanted 1971 - Funny Lily Tomlin; Two Faces of Suzy; Couple-Speak - Happy Marriage; Couple-Speak - rape true and false; Wife-Power - Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson; The Go Decor; Candice Bergen and her California House; and more. Above-average wear. Usual library markings. Clear tape along spine. A worthy reference copy. Book
2001Best.-Nr. 26076Pro Juventute / Atlantis (Familienpraxis Gesundheit), 2001. Entwicklung und Gesundheit des Neugeborenen ca. 160 S. (23 cm) Paperback / kartonierte Ausgabe
1977160 pages. Songs include: Fire and Rain; Sweet Baby James; One Man Parade; Hymn; New Tune; Suite for 20G; Little David; Sunny Skies; Fanfare; Mescalito; Steam Roller; Don't Talk Now; Handy Man; and many more (35 in total). Store stamp on title page, otherwise unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy of this great compilation. Book
2001Best.-Nr. 32581New York : Griffin, 2001. XXII, 185 pp. 8°. Reprint Orig. pb.
1964X. Mappus 1964, In-8 broché, 246 pages. Bon état.
1998Best.-Nr. 18220Niedernhausen/Ts. : Bassermann, 1998. 304 S. : zahlr. Ill. Gr. 8°. Geb. in ill. OPpbd.
2005Best.-Nr. 13750The Baby Signs Institute 2005. Large spiral hardback in near fine condition. Includes both CD "Welcome to the Baby Signs Program DVD" & "My Baby Signs Sampler DVD." "Signs at a Glance Flipper" is missing. Hardcover. Near Fine. The Baby Signs Institute Hardcover
