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1914ref. 8649London; Dame Alice Owen's Girls' School 1914. 1914. Hard Cover. Octavo pp. 638. Full polished tree calf with 5 raised bands red labels with gilt titles to spine and gilt decoration to compartments; gilt border to boards board edges and turn-ins with gilt armorial of Dame Alice Owen's Girls' School to upper board. All edges gilt; marbled endpapers. With laid-in blank tercentenary bookplate and silk place-marker. Single surface scratch to upper board and surface loss to board edges; ink annotations to final page and place-marker detached. Very Good condition. First 28 issues of Annual Visitation for Dame Alice Owen's Girls' School Hertfordshire detailing prize winners and hymns sung in a very handsome prize binding. London; Dame Alice Owen's Girls' School, 1914. hardcover
ref. 2111902158401252Honganji Publishing Company N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 254p Honganji Publishing Company paperback
1976ref. 008075The School of the Art Institute of Chicago 1976. Soft cover. Near Fine/No Jacket issued. Crease to rear cover. The School of the Art Institute of Chicago paperback
1976ref. 017605Chicago : School of the Art Institute of Chicago 1976. Soft cover. Very Good. Book: Very Good/ $97.88 VISIONS ~ ~ PAINTING and SCULPTURE: DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI 1945 to the PRESENT. Art Institute of Chicago. School of the Art Institute. School of the Art Institute of Chicago Chicago 1976 UnStated 1sT Edition Rectangular S/c 0ff~White Spine With Title In Black Letters Soft Cover Book: Very Good/ Shelf Edge And Corner Wear. 212 Numbered Pages Printed On 0ff~White Colored Paper Clean And Tight To The Spine In Fine/ Condition. Wear Is To The Spine Not The Pages. D/j: None. This Item Will Be Sent Wrapped In Plastic Taped Shut And In A = Padded Mailing Envelope = To Prevent Shipping Damage So That It Will Arrive In The Description Described Which Applies To This B00K Only. = No Odors No Writing No Names No Rippling Not Stuck Together No Book Plate Not X~Library No Other Marks. = Will Make It An Excellent Addition To Your Own Personal Library Collection Or As A Gift For The Discriminating Reader / Collector. = WORLD WIDE SHIPPING AVAILABLE School of the Art Institute of Chicago paperback
1968ref. 59134Providence RI: Museum of Art Rhode Island School of Design. As New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request – – IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - AS NEW THE TEXT BLOCK IS PRISTINE CLEAN UNMARKED AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - - . 108 pp. With 80 ills. 22 x 18 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . 1968. 0933856032 . Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design paperback
ref. ria9781107104907_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; This book offers a new framework for analysing government policies relating to corporate social responsibility CSR in multinational corporations: direct and indirect policies for CSR. It is a must read for scholars and graduate studen hardcover
ref. 1105Cahiers de l'Ecole de Rochefort (7è. série, n° 6). René Debresse, éditeur. 1953. In-8° en feuilles. 8 pages. E.O.
1953ref. 22164Vitry sur Seine, Les Cahiers de Rochefort, 1953, édition originale, . Broché, 14 cm x 19 cm, 12 pages. Poèmes de Gilbert Socard, envoi de l’auteur à Jean Rousselot. Bon état, en partie non coupé.
2026ref. x-1009620150Cambridge University Press 2026. Hardcover. New. 100 pages. 6.00x0.31x9.00 inches. Cambridge University Press hardcover
1982ref. ra1295Virgule Revue 1982 RARE. In-4 (23,8 x 31,5 cm), revue dos agrafé, 38 pages ; premier plat inégalement bruni, avec quelques rousseurs, par ailleurs assez bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
ref. ra1294Virgule Revue RARE. In-4 (23,8 x 31,5 cm), revue dos agrafé, 40 pages, date non précisée (juillet 1982 ?) ; quelques rousseurs aux plats, par ailleurs assez bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
ref. B9781013469534Hardback. New. hardcover
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ref. 1330704908.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
ref. 0332931951.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1997Armand Colin 1997. In-8 broché de 409 pages. Bon état
2001ref. 15106de Paris 2001 “Essais et documents” In-8 broché, 158 pp.
ref. ria9780745670638_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; We live in a time when we are overwhelmed with talk and images of violence. Whether on television the internet films or the video screen we can t escape representations of actual or fictional violence - another murder another killin hardcover
1991ref. 250217005Noblesville High School 1991. Hardcover. Good. This is a used yearbook with no writing and usual wear. Noblesville High School hardcover
1990ref. 250217004Noblesville High School 1990. Hardcover. Good. This is a used yearbook with no writing and minor foxing to title page and last two pages. Has minor cover wear. Noblesville High School hardcover
1993ref. 500074154Hatier 1993 1x17x12cm. 1993. mass_market.
1993ref. 500160598Hatier 1993 1x17x12cm. 1993. mass_market.
1993ref. 500243854Hatier 1993 1x17x12cm. 1993. mass_market.
1968ref. 51521bdVineland NJ: American Institute for Mental Studies The Training School Unit Wednesday May 22 1968. Signed by Pearl S. Buck and James A. Michener. Octavo paperbound stapled printed wrappers 8 pp. Very Good with foxing age darkened spotting and shadowed edges. Program for Vineland Day has had its upper cover signed by both James A. Michener and Pearl S. Buck. As noted on underside of upper cover: We are fotunate to again have with us on Vineland Day the distinguished President of the Board of Trustees of the AMerican Institute for Mental Studies Pearl S. Buck. She has long been active in work for retarded children. In 1950 she published a small book entitled The Child Who Never Grew -- the story of her own experience with her eldest daughter whose mental growth was retarded. This was written first as an article for the Ladies Home Journal to help parents of other retarded cihldren. It was reprinted in the Reader’s Digest and was subsequently published in more than a dozen languages. This personal narrative has done much to educate the public in the cause of the mentally handicapped. And later in the publication: Today’s Guest of Honor and featured speaker is a person whose talents reflect a great love and understanding of his fellow man. His reputation as a celebrated Pulitzer prize winning author is universally recognized. His deep concern for those deprived in any respect is known as well. A teacher author historian world traveler and humanitarian Mr. Michener attributes his greatest motivation to his boyhood years in Bucks County Pennsylvania. No matter how far his travels have taken him he still refers to this picturesque Quaker setting as “Home Country” and resides there presently. Mr. Michener’s literary works include Sayonara The Bridge at Toko-Ri Hawaii The Source and others. His Return to Paradise was the basis for the long running TV series Adventures in Paradise. Perhaps his best known book is Tales of the South Pacific which was transformed into one of the greatest Broadway musicals ever produced. Mr. Michener’s latest effort Iberia was released by Random House earlier this month. His writings reflect his great perceptiveness which is never obscured by the culture that provides the background for his stories. We of the NJSFWC and AIMS welcome him and are honored by his presence today. American Institute for Mental Studies, The Training School Unit, Wednesday, May 22, 1968. unknown books
1968ref. 51521bdVineland NJ: American Institute for Mental Studies The Training School Unit Wednesday May 22 1968. Signed by Pearl S. Buck and James A. Michener. Octavo paperbound stapled printed wrappers 8 pp. Very Good with foxing age darkened spotting and shadowed edges. Program for Vineland Day has had its upper cover signed by both James A. Michener and Pearl S. Buck. As noted on underside of upper cover: We are fotunate to again have with us on Vineland Day the distinguished President of the Board of Trustees of the AMerican Institute for Mental Studies Pearl S. Buck. She has long been active in work for retarded children. In 1950 she published a small book entitled The Child Who Never Grew -- the story of her own experience with her eldest daughter whose mental growth was retarded. This was written first as an article for the Ladies Home Journal to help parents of other retarded cihldren. It was reprinted in the Reader’s Digest and was subsequently published in more than a dozen languages. This personal narrative has done much to educate the public in the cause of the mentally handicapped. And later in the publication: Today’s Guest of Honor and featured speaker is a person whose talents reflect a great love and understanding of his fellow man. His reputation as a celebrated Pulitzer prize winning author is universally recognized. His deep concern for those deprived in any respect is known as well. A teacher author historian world traveler and humanitarian Mr. Michener attributes his greatest motivation to his boyhood years in Bucks County Pennsylvania. No matter how far his travels have taken him he still refers to this picturesque Quaker setting as “Home Country” and resides there presently. Mr. Michener’s literary works include Sayonara The Bridge at Toko-Ri Hawaii The Source and others. His Return to Paradise was the basis for the long running TV series Adventures in Paradise. Perhaps his best known book is Tales of the South Pacific which was transformed into one of the greatest Broadway musicals ever produced. Mr. Michener’s latest effort Iberia was released by Random House earlier this month. His writings reflect his great perceptiveness which is never obscured by the culture that provides the background for his stories. We of the NJSFWC and AIMS welcome him and are honored by his presence today. American Institute for Mental Studies, The Training School Unit, Wednesday, May 22, 1968. unknown
